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Lunch with the Clydesdale - What is our Crusade These Days. · Clydesdale Media Podcast

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what's going on everybody
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time for the lunch tower it
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is lunch time with
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glidesdale what is going on
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we got meredith we got simi
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we got corey we got shanna
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we got ken in the chat
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already I do not know what
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the hillar quiz is but uh corey got an
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Huh.
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Interesting.
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Got Vicky, got Jake, Amanda, Jose.
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What's going on, everybody?
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All right.
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Aaron Fraser,
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I'm embarrassed about my fifty six.
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And I am really excited to take this quiz.
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I don't know what it is,
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but I got some appointments
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this afternoon,
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so it'll probably be this evening.
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I'll jump on that.
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So there we go.
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Um, what's going on everybody.
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I just, uh,
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I just watched the Savant
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podcast with Colton.
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Uh,
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Colton is one of my favorite people in
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the world.
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Uh, and,
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and he talked about something
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there that I just wanted to bring up.
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Um,
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that I thought was an interesting
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perspective as we've been
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talking about the WFP and maybe, um,
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increasing the amount of
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money they're going to pay the athletes.
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And Savon asked him some
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questions about that.
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Like, what does six figures mean?
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All of that kind of stuff.
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I'm going to throw a dart.
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Yeah, not good.
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And so...
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what I found interesting is
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his perspective.
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Like he felt like because of
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the type of person he is
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and the type of people,
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most CrossFit athletes are
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that they can make six figures anywhere.
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And that the money isn't the
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most important thing to him
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because he can do that on his own.
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He can go do another job.
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He can work, um,
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He can work another job.
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He can start a business.
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He can do other things to
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make six figures.
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But there's only one thing
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that gets him to be the
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fittest man on earth.
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And that drive for that
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competition and that title
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means more to him than
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whatever money is going to
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be thrown at him.
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So I ask you this.
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How many people do you think
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turn down the money because
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the title means more than
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whatever they're going to throw at them?
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And I'm going to tell you personally,
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that would be very hard.
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Yes,
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my initial goal would be to be the
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fittest on earth.
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But when someone's throwing money at you,
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that means you don't have
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to work and you can just
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focus on your trade.
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think that's really tough to
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say no to uh but abby domet
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apparently has said the
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same thing doesn't matter
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about the money it is she
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wants that title as well um
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so I think that there there
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are definitely people out
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there that can't be bought
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uh and that not in a bad
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way because I don't blame
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people for taking the money
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but people saying that
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they they don't want them
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the money doesn't mean as
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much to them as the title
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so uh esther serve everyone
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has a price uh me I turned
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it down good for you jake
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uh who let the cats out uh
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because colton has values
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ken walters as I said on the
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seven chat my best hires in
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my career for sales
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management positions were
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ex-college pro athletes and
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military never make a
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mistake uh abby's husband
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commented on the spin last
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night that the title means
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more than the money yeah I
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I think that's awesome is
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the exclusivity just to
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exclude the games season or
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is that rogue and other events too
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Again, Aaron, this was a rumor.
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As I said, a wild rumor.
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I heard it from a couple different places.
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But when you get rumors,
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you don't necessarily get a
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lot of detail.
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So, yeah.
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Yeah.
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Any of the top ten men from
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this year who could have
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feasibly won the games,
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is there any chance that
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they would turn down the
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potential next year?
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I don't know.
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I think it's what your priority is, right?
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Jake,
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I moved away from six figures to
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raise a family and homeschool.
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That's a massive decision, brother,
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and I commend you for that.
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at a zero to six figures
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well seven figures is a lot
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that's a lot as we
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mentioned yesterday there's
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only one place on earth
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that has a title fittest on
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earth my only thing is and
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and I guess if in playing
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this game we have to assume
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that there will be crossfit
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next year there will be a
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crossfit game season
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But all that is kind of
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unknown as well as we head
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into that with the sale and everything.
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We don't know what that means.
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Nice, Jake.
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We forge elite fitness.
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Others are forgeries of elite fitness.
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that brings me to um I was
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watching the spin last
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night and uh tyler went
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really academic on us but I
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wanted to share his little
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thing here so I took this
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from his um I took this
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from his presentation last night and
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And I think it did a good
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job kind of breaking down what,
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why CrossFit was successful.
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And I agree with most of what he said.
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I really do.
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Um, but he really,
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he kind of moved this into the sale.
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I want to look at this from a competitive,
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a competition standpoint.
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Right.
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So the way the CrossFit
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makes money is through
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affiliates and education.
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That's this top part up here.
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And then on the other side,
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the intelligence is the
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competitors and the media.
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That's how you get people to
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know about it out into the world.
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And then there's the
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religion aspect of it.
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which is the methodology and
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what you believe in.
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And then the Crusades is
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what he kind of explained
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to as the fight against sugar,
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those types of things, the soda wars,
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all of that that Greg took
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on in his time with CrossFit.
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And so if you think that
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this is the way that it was
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really exploding and
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CrossFit really took off,
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which I do believe,
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if you put World Fitness
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Project over top of this,
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there is no religion aspect
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to the World Fitness Project.
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It's just money.
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They are just for the athletes.
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It's the competitors in the media.
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And the media has not been awesome.
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And the competitors are.
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So you have about half of
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the intelligence.
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The finance does not come
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from anywhere but a,
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for lack of better term, a trust fund.
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And there is no religion to it.
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So it's missing a lot of aspects to...
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be successful if you believe
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that this is the roadmap to
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be successful in this kind of endeavor.
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Then you have Metfix,
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who doesn't have the
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competitors or the media,
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doesn't have the, well,
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has some affiliates and
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does some education,
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but they talk at a level
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that's really hard to understand.
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And then they are all about
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the religion and the crusade.
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I just don't think they're
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very good at getting us to
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understand the methodology.
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They have the crusade that
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they want to go after,
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but they're not telling us
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how to use that to help to
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benefit ourselves,
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for us to jump on board the crusade.
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So it's missing some big
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chunks to this wheel as well,
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where if you look at CrossFit,
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they've kind of lost their way.
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And I,
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but I think where they they've
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mostly lost their way is
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just in the religion aspect of it.
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We don't feel like there's some end there.
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They are out there fighting
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for us in a crusade type fashion anymore.
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Now,
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all of this marketing that's been
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coming out,
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it kind of leads down to a
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path of crusade because
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it's all the old taglines
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and all the stuff that Greg used.
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I think that's where
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CrossFit needs to take that
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next step and actually fight for
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for what they believe in
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they have to fight that
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they are the cure they have
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to fight against sugar they
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have to fight against all
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this stuff that's going on
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in the government as we
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speak we we can't accept
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make america healthy again
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and a dumbed down version
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of what that looks like so
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I thought it was interesting
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you brought this up.
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I just wanted to throw
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competition and the
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competitors against
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CrossFit into it and kind
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of look at where they're
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missing and where CrossFit
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is currently missing.
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CrossFit still has a lot of these aspects.
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The media is back.
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They have the competitors.
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They have the affiliates.
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They have the education.
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They have the methodology.
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They just need to get that
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one thing that binds us all
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together to crusade against again.
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And we don't have that right now.
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But the others are missing
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way more legs to these stools.
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That's for sure.
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thought tyler did a great
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job pulling this together I
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think it's a nice um visual
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of what um what what all
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this means and how the
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success happened um but so
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if you didn't see it last
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night on the spin go check
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that out very interesting
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ironically we are crusading
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for more people to get a
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salad in their diet
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Yeah,
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I think because we don't have that
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one pinpointed thing to crusade against,
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we are crusading against each other.
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We are crusading against Metfix.
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We're crusading against...
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WFP,
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we're just looking for people to
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crusade against because we
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don't have that joint item to go after.
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I missed a lot of stuff.
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in my gym there's nothing
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telling me open
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participation is going up
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yeah the finance segment is
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where the third party sit
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coaches congress best hour two brain
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Fergie,
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Metfix is what happens when you let
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academics run your messaging.
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Yeah, they are.
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They're lost.
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The game started as a lark
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between Greg and Dave to
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see who was the fittest.
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It grew into a monster and
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Greg felt it was becoming
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too much of the message.
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I don't disagree with that,
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but I do think it was an
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important part of the message.
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I don't think you need to eliminate it.
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I think you just need to put
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it in its proper place.
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And when it was a festival, it made sense.
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People coming together, people talking,
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people joining around a joint message.
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I think that was all good.
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Lose the festival and just
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make it a competition.
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That's where we've really
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fallen off in my opinion.
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But I think you could use
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that wheel as a risk assessment,
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looking at your competitors
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and what they're trying to
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do and what you are doing
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and how do you get better
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and how do you defend what
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they're bringing at you?
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I think that's how it could be used.
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And even another way.
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So while we're talking about the WFP,
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I'm getting a lot of
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comments that I said the
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word billions yesterday.
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And where am I getting billions?
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I'm telling you, it was a rumor.
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All of the facts that I have
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said were told to me.
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They were told to me that the the.
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Parents of Jackson Terry's wife,
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the Gillettes, Beth and Quentin,
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have a lot of money to give them.
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And it was quoted to me as billions.
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Now,
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if you go out and look at where they
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made their money,
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they owned a company called Power Grid.
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Power Grid is a company that
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kept power lines up and
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running and maintained.
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A majority of that company
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owned by the Gillette's was
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purchased in twenty twenty
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four for around two billion dollars.
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A majority of the company.
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There's not a lot of exact
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detail about what that majority is,
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but all of the executives,
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including the Gillette's,
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were retained to continue
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to grow the company.
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Forward.
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So a majority of the company
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was bought for two billion
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and they were retained to
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keep it going forward.
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So that is where the
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billions are coming from.
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Although I took it because
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it was quoted to me in the
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rumor by more than one
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person that they have billions of
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I haven't done a net worth
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evaluation of the Gillette's to find out.
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I just know they have a lot of money.
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They have sold their company
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for just a majority
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interest in their company
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for two billion.
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I don't know what else they
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have in their portfolio or
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what else they're doing.
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That is just what was quoted to me.
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two billion.
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So the money for WFP is
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chump change to them.
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That's what everybody is saying.
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Yes.
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Rich people don't typically
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throw money away unless
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they have an ax to grind.
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I think they believe what
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they are doing is going to be successful.
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Beth Gillette, the the mother and
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one of the rich people
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involved was a master's
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athlete with the CrossFit Games.
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I believe that her and her
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children believe that what
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they're doing is right and
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that they can make this successful.
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The way they're going about it,
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we may disagree with,
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but they believe it's right.
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And they're trying to create
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a company for their kids to run.
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Wasn't their motto in the seventies.
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I liked the company so much.
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I bought it.
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There you go.
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uh jenny coming in with the
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original sold the company
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for two hundred million
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they stayed on as
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shareholders and executives
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and now that the company
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has been acquired uh for
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two billion so we have a
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double sale I was trying to
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do all the research but I
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was busy at work this
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morning I was trying to dig
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all the pieces out um so
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Well,
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we don't know what else they have in
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their portfolio either.
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We don't know what
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investments they've made.
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We don't know any of the
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other stuff around that.
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We just know what the
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transaction of this one
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sale has made them.
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So they ain't poor for damn sure.
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Yeah.
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work is overrated uh tell me
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about it um yeah I'm just
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trying to get to retirement
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ken just trying to get to
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retirement just do enough
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so I don't piss everybody off uh
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The other thing,
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I don't even know if I want
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to dive down this hole,
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but the whole thing about Rich,
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Rich Froning, that is,
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not the rich people,
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and his power in this sale
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that's coming up,
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I do think he has some power,
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but I do think there is a
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romance attachment to
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CrossFit that even he will
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have a hard time
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pulling people away from.
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I do think he's going to
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pull some people away if he
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doesn't agree with the
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people that it's sold to,
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but I don't think it's as
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big as everybody thinks it
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is because there is a
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romance with CrossFit,
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and I think people will
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give it another shot to see
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where they're going to go with it.
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I am with you, Jody.
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She is thirteen months to retirement.
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Dear God, let me make it.
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I wish I was thirteen months.
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I have eight years.
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Eight years.
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If WFP goes exclusive next year,
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isn't that in opposition of
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how more ads sold it as
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more opportunities for athletes?
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If you are going back and
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saying that anything that
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Will said at the beginning is now factual,
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I think you're barking up the wrong tree.
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I think it has become
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blatantly obvious that what
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they said eight months ago is not,
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in fact, true anymore.
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I think Rich currently
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represents the old school
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community spirit that
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everyone feels CrossFit HQ has lost.
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I don't disagree,
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and I do think he will have an impact,
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but I think CrossFit will
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still be around after the fact.
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Because when it comes down to it,
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you have all these
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affiliates out there that
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are basically running their
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own business with just
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CrossFit on the board outside, right?
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And they're going to think
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they can continue to do this
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And they may even think they
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do it better than mayhem.
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You know,
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there are still gyms out there
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that program their own stuff.
24:06
There are still gyms out
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there that do things their way.
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And that's the beauty of
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CrossFit is that you get to
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do it your way.
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Your gym gets to be your gym.
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And there are going to be a
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big bunch of people that
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are going to stay with that
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format so they can run their gym.
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I can't see Craig Howard from Diablo going,
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ooh, I'm going to go with Rich.
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No, he's going to be like, hey,
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I've been doing this since the beginning.
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I'm just going to continue
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to do it and do my own thing.
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Well,
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if the new owners obliterate the
24:54
CrossFit message,
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then I feel all people in
24:57
love with the brand will go with Rich.
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I think a good chunk could go with Rich,
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but I do think a lot of
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affiliate owners will just
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take CrossFit off the sign
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outside and they'll just do
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their own thing.
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um uh denise moore we are
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not a mayhem affiliate but
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we use the mayhem affiliate
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programming and there's a
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lot of gyms that do that
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The preponderance of
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unaffiliated gyms is overwhelming.
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Missed the opportunity
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because so many gyms could
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not submit my scores.
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I know.
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And I know of well-known
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athletes that were told
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they weren't allowed to
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come to their gym because
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their gym is unaffiliated.
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And that's not a good thing either.
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you think rich would turn
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the mayhem classic into a
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comp comparable to the
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games rogue or the wfi wfp
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final comp I don't I don't
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know if he wants to be an
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event organizer um maybe
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his team would but that would be crazy um
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As someone who trains in a
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de-affiliated gym,
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I can tell you how
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devastated I was when the
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owners made the deciding.
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Every day I walk in,
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I miss being able to say I
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train at a CrossFit gym.
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I think Sivan used the
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example that Kalipa felt
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dirty when he de-affiliated.
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When he was NC Fit,
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he looked at the sign and
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said he felt dirty about it.
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We do everything the same
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but aren't called CrossFit,
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and it makes me sad.
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He may not want to be an event organizer,
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but Rich runs a good event.
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He could do several smaller ones.
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Yeah, I mean, we'll see.
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The way they run it at the
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gym is very different than other events,
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and I don't think it could
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be the main event.
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He'd have to go to an arena
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or something like that or
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something bigger.
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And again, he may.
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He has a big team,
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and he's compiling a bigger team.
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I think he's bracing for something.
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Genuine question.
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What does it mean to be in a
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Mayhem affiliate versus
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just using their programming?
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I do not know.
28:57
It's so weird that the name
28:58
of the sport is the name of the company.
29:00
Imagine being a skiing
29:02
affiliate or a football affiliate.
29:10
There are PGA courses in golf.
29:14
So I think that's kind of
29:16
the method to the madness there.
29:28
Sean in Oregon,
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my gym considered dropping
29:30
their affiliation,
29:32
but didn't because they
29:33
thought they'd lose membership.
29:34
And they're right.
29:35
I'm there because I believe in CrossFit.
29:44
the last interview he did it
29:45
just seemed the writing was
29:46
on the wall that if he
29:47
doesn't like who buys
29:48
crossfit he's taking a
29:49
different direction from a
29:51
business standpoint I think
29:53
you're right david and I
29:55
think yesterday his
29:55
appearance on savan back
29:57
that up and the hiring of
29:59
austin maliolo uh as like
30:02
an affiliate director back
30:04
that up I think he is
30:05
bracing for something
30:19
Fergie,
30:19
we had athletes pay drop in fees to
30:22
affiliates to submit open scores.
30:24
It just felt wrong to those
30:26
that stayed with CrossFit.
30:28
They blow up their classes
30:29
for three days and get zero memberships.
30:33
Yeah.
30:34
That's what happens when you
30:35
don't look at those types
30:36
of aspects when you make
30:38
decisions in the rules.
30:51
Vicky mayhem affiliate
30:54
allows her allows provider.
30:57
No Amelia,
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a mayhem affiliate provides them
31:02
coaching education and resources stuff.
31:11
Do you think rich would have
31:12
an issue with there being Muslim owners?
31:16
I don't think so.
31:18
I think that that was part of,
31:21
this bid in the beginning anyway,
31:25
that he was kind of a part of.
31:27
I just,
31:28
I think he got sideswiped by some
31:30
things and decided that it didn't,
31:35
didn't meet his needs anymore.
31:54
Matt Murphy,
31:54
there's a difference between
31:55
supporting the methodology
31:57
and supporting the company.
32:01
I guess.
32:03
But man, it's not, it's slight.
32:09
Genuine question,
32:10
when does Scott actually eat lunch?
32:12
Right after this show.
32:15
I have it all ready.
32:15
I throw it in the microwave
32:17
or heat it up in the oven.
32:19
I log back into my work
32:21
computer and I eat at my desk.
32:36
I don't know what that means, Ken,
32:39
having a Savon mini stroke.
32:41
I'm just trying to catch up
32:42
on the comments.
32:42
They're coming in so fast.
32:56
So...
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CrossFit gym equals a
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thousand dollars a year,
33:10
but no other extras other
33:13
than the name mayhem offer
33:14
gym assistance at fifteen hundred a year.
33:17
Jim gets all it needs
33:18
without paying the forty five hundred.
33:24
You know,
33:25
it can got to get that time stamp
33:26
on the work computer.
33:28
Yep.
33:31
Well,
33:32
where my desk is is right by the kitchen.
33:34
Literally, I throw it in,
33:36
I get back on my computer,
33:38
and then I roll over and
33:40
get my food out of the oven
33:42
or whatever and just eat at my desk.
33:49
Well, today's going to be a short show.
33:50
I have an appointment this afternoon.
33:56
I did want to share with you
33:58
something from
34:02
a Masters athlete that posted.
34:05
His name is Tom Femery.
34:09
And he wrote this on a post.
34:14
Each of the CrossFit Games
34:15
I've been privileged to
34:16
participate in have taken
34:17
on its own personality.
34:19
Shoot.
34:23
And it skipped ahead on me.
34:25
there always seemed to be a
34:27
defining moment that is
34:28
etched in my memory.
34:29
This past weekend was no
34:30
exception as I participated
34:32
in my six CrossFit games.
34:34
I finished eighth in a field
34:35
of twenty amazing athletes
34:37
from around the world,
34:38
extremely happy with my results,
34:40
but more importantly,
34:41
I really enjoyed the experience.
34:43
The host city of Columbus,
34:44
Ohio was an amazing venue
34:46
with the energy and
34:46
excitement I became
34:48
accustomed to in Madison, Wisconsin.
34:50
I'm hoping they host the
34:51
event in Columbus for many years to come.
34:54
He then thanks his gym and his coaches,
34:57
and then he comes back with,
34:58
then are the guys.
34:59
Oh, the guys.
35:00
Old friendships were renewed and deepened.
35:03
New friendships were made,
35:04
and it will be cherished.
35:05
Every one of you inspire me.
35:09
And then there is the moment
35:10
that defines the weekend.
35:12
We just completed the final
35:13
event and were corralled
35:14
until the final results were tabulated.
35:17
While watching, we embraced each other,
35:19
offering congratulations and respect.
35:21
I turned to Cez Paloma from
35:25
Spain and through his
35:26
interpreter told him I was
35:28
very proud of him.
35:29
I suddenly noticed he was
35:30
tearing up and the
35:32
floodgates opened up for me.
35:34
Here we are,
35:34
two men who hardly know each other,
35:36
cannot verbally communicate,
35:38
connecting at the most
35:39
basic level of the human condition,
35:42
respect, admiration, relief, gratitude,
35:44
and love.
35:45
It doesn't matter where we're from.
35:47
We are all the same.
35:51
So I thought that recapped
35:52
the age group CrossFit games pretty well.
35:56
It was a great moment for a
35:58
community of athletes who
36:01
put in their best foot
36:02
forward and with not a lot of accolades,
36:06
not a lot of prize money.
36:09
And I just thought it was,
36:11
he said it in a beautiful
36:12
way that meant a lot to
36:17
so I'm gonna leave the show
36:19
with that because I do have
36:21
an appointment I need to
36:22
get to today and with that
36:24
I'll be back tomorrow we
36:26
will hang out again and
36:28
we'll talk about some stuff
36:30
and yeah david it was good
36:31
to meet you too um denise
36:34
says she echoes for her age
36:36
division uh thanks for reading that scott
36:43
Yeah, it was really cool.
36:45
I got to meet David on the
36:47
fence line watching one of
36:48
Jamie's events.
36:50
Dude is jacked and super, super fit.
36:54
He did awesome.
36:57
So with that, guys, we'll leave with that.
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I'll be back tomorrow and love you all.
37:05
Can't wait to get back and
37:06
hang out tomorrow.
37:07
But for now, got to go.
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Bye, guys.