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Lunch with the Clydesdale - Positive Momentum Going Up, Time for a Change??? · Clydesdale Media Podcast

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What is going on, everybody?
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Yesterday,
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Don Fall stepped down from CrossFit HQ.
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What does that mean now?
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Talking about it next.
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I love the chase and the hunt,
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and I set the pace when I'm running.
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I always take what I want,
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and I always give it one hundred.
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Don't need a bank, no I'm funded.
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Play the game like it's nothing.
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I'm always thankful for something.
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Don't take for granted, stay humble.
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Now wake up!
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It's time to look at the enemy.
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Look in the mirror if he is no
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friend to me.
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It's not working out,
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maybe it's the chemistry.
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It's time to break up so I can
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make a better me.
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Yee-haw-ba-dum!
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it's lunch time what is going on everybody
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welcome to lunch with the clydesdale if
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you guys could just see what happens
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behind the scenes i tell corey we're gonna
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go live i count us down and then
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stream yard says no you're not nope we're
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gonna make you pause for a second
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And then all of a sudden the wheel
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starts spinning and you're like, oh shit,
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we're going live.
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Oh no, we're actually doing this.
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Sorry.
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It's fantastic.
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Oh, the stupid stuff that happens.
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We're trying to launch this show.
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So what is going on?
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We've got the cowboy with us today.
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And he froze his cojones off yesterday.
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Trying to feel better after twenty six
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point one literally froze his whole face
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off trying to get ready for twenty six
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point two.
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But he is better for it.
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And he slept like a baby.
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I did.
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I absolutely did.
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If anybody's seen their PT regularly,
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like I used to see mine,
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I've been pretty healthy up until twenty
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six point one.
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Yeah.
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But went and saw Jeremy yesterday morning.
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Shout out to Cypress Physical Therapy.
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Several locations around Louisiana if you
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need them.
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Needled me.
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Did some cupping all up on my left
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leg just because my left knee, dude.
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Like, during the day, Monday...
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my my thighs felt less like i got
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hit by a baseball bat but as that
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went away my knee got tighter and tighter
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and tighter and then uh to the point
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where monday night like thursday or no
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thursday i couldn't get comfortable to
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fall to stay asleep
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Right.
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Um, so when I saw him yesterday morning,
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needles,
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the whole nine yards and the thing was
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like, let's go get in the cryo tank.
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And I was like,
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what do you mean by let's?
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So I feel like it's going to be
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me in there and you standing outside of
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it,
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laughing at me while I freeze to death.
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And he was like, yeah, pretty much.
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It's like, cool.
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All right.
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Um, negative,
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one hundred and sixty six degrees for
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three and a half minutes.
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I don't know if you notice or not,
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but that's cool.
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Cold enough to freeze your cojones off.
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To freeze your Winnebago,
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as Fozzie Bear used to say.
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My legs and my lower half felt normal
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when I got out.
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But everything up here, traps, upper back,
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that whole area,
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I was like this by the time I
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got out of it.
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Gloves, mittens, booties.
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the thing to cover your ears, a mask.
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I did say booties.
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The whole nine yards.
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And I got in,
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as I was getting in, Jeremy said,
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go to your happy place.
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And I was like, oh, thanks.
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Cause that's not terrifying at all.
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And then yeah, stood out, got in it,
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stood there for three and a half minutes,
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listening to Chris Stapleton on
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headphones.
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And was worried to death that my contacts
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were going to freeze to my eyeballs.
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They didn't.
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By the way, they did not.
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But I did keep my eyes closed like
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ninety percent of the time,
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which is just as well,
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because when I opened them,
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all I could see was my reflection in
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the glass because it was so freaking
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fogged over.
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All I could see was me anyway.
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But yeah.
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I don't know if it was a combination,
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if it was just that or a combination
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of that and my knee feeling better after
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the rest of the treatment.
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But I slept like an absolute rock last
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night and I woke up feeling,
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I don't want to say superhuman,
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but I woke up feeling pretty damn good
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this morning.
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And you know,
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if you want to sleep like a rock...
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right now.
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Well, Miss Weitzer did that yesterday.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah.
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She's jumping on the Thursday gang.
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I mean, she listens every day,
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doesn't she?
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If you're on, she does.
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She listens for you, not me.
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So, yeah.
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Yeah.
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She's the best.
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Speaking of the opposite of thirdsy,
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you have told me that Serial Killer C-IV
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is the best flavor ever.
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I can't understand the concept,
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but I have a can here.
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Hasn't even been opened.
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Never tried it.
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I'm going to try it right now.
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And I have eleven more of these, so...
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So if I don't like it,
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it's getting shipped to Corey at some
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point.
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I got Venmo.
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Just saying.
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But here we go.
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Live reaction, ladies and gentlemen.
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Here we go.
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Well, he didn't gag.
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Not at all what I expected.
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Right?
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Not at all.
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It tastes like fruity pebbles.
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It's like fruity pebbles.
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Yep.
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But not milk.
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It's weird because it's not dry Fruity
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Pebbles.
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It's wet Fruity Pebbles,
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but not milky wet.
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So it's weird.
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It's a weird mouthfeel,
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but the taste is there.
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It is.
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It tastes like Fruity Pebbles.
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Isn't that amazing?
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It does.
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Yeah.
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You're not getting it.
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It'll stay.
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counting as a win even though i even
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though i'm gonna end up i'm gonna need
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a new i think i got i got
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four or five left in my twelve pack
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i need to get some more i told
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you dude like we had this whole
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conversation you and i did a couple days
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ago or last week whenever that was and
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i was like i know how weird it
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sounds but holy smoked is good yeah i
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wouldn't put it in my like top three
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Yeah,
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but but it's definitely that's fair road
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trip and I would drink it I enjoy
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it,
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but it's it's not green apple Jolly
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Rancher, it's not, you know, in my,
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what I would consider my top three but
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it's good.
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I like the unique stuff,
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and the stuff that tastes exactly like
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what what it says it's supposed to.
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And that's why I like that because I
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didn't know what to expect.
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And I was lucky enough while we was
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at Fitness to the Coast,
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we ran across a convenience store that
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sold them individually.
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I didn't have to buy a whole twelve
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pack.
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And me and Dwayne were like, okay,
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let's see.
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Did the same thing you did.
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Cracked it open to the sip and was
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like, oh, this is actually pretty good.
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Yeah.
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You know what's not good?
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You sent me a reel the other day
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of you doing a box jump to Whitney
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Houston.
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It got me demonetized.
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No way.
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Yep.
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It got me demonetized.
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And so I don't care about the money
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piece of demonetization, right?
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Right.
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I could care less.
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It's maybe a dollar fifty I lose.
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Right.
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For the thing, right?
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But when you get demonetized,
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you don't get pushed anymore.
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Right.
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So the video just – and you get
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blocked in like fifty-some countries and
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whatever.
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Because YouTube can't make any money on it
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because the money goes to Arista Records.
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They're the ones that filed the claim.
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It doesn't get pushed because YouTube
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doesn't make any money on it.
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That's annoying.
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So it's like now that show we did
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on Monday is like the lowest show views
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we've had in weeks.
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And it just sucks.
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Thank you, dude.
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And there's this thing called fair use on
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the internet and YouTube where you're
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allowed to use a song as long as
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you're not replicating it in a way that
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makes it an alternative to streaming the
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actual song.
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Right.
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Basically,
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you're not doing a cover to make money
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off of it so the artist doesn't get
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the money.
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Right.
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Right.
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And I think Arista Records is doing okay.
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I don't know.
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I would say that, yeah.
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I don't think they're late on the light
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bill.
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But literally we played the silence to the
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drum beat to then Whitney singing a couple
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seconds later.
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Yeah, we played it like four times,
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but it was that same little,
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in no way are people going, ooh,
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now I don't have to go to Spotify
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or I don't have to go somewhere and
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listen to the full song.
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Thank God.
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I don't have to buy it from Apple
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Music now.
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I got this real.
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It is so dumb.
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It's ridiculous.
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And I've said it on this show before.
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I listen to a lot of music podcasts.
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Rick Beato,
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Professor of Rock are two of my favorites.
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They're getting hammered by this.
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getting hammered by this so bad that
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they've had to hire attorneys to fight
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these claims just so their channel can
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survive that's so stupid and those guys
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like they have five million subscribers
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right yeah i i got three thousand right
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did we get to three thousand yet no
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we're we're getting there but we're not
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there quite yet yeah so not even like
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quite like knocking on the door of three
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thousand
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these guys it's their living and the fact
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that these record companies are using ai
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bots to go find the snippet of their
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song and file a copyright claim so they
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can claim the fifty cents and the dollar
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fifty off of all of these plays is
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utterly ridiculous a hundred percent it's
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it's so so dumb and like the professor
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of rock he has people
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copying his entire show and putting it out
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on their own channel so that they get
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the monetization and he doesn't see a cent
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of it and that that is allowed to
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happen it's it is like the youtube world
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is crazy crazy crazy crazy that's back and
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ai is making it easier for these people
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to do this this wild stuff it's ass
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backwards
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I love those shows.
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I know Andrew Sten is a big professor
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of rock guy.
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David Letterman is a big professor of rock
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guy.
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He tells stories about how the song was
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created or about the artist and how they
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came up.
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It's just stuff I love.
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I'm a big fan of that kind of
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stuff.
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If people are screwing that dude out of
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his rightfully due work at that point,
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then that's messed up.
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To demonetize an entire show because we
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played a
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Yeah.
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Yep.
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Anyway, I digress.
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So yesterday we had some big news.
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Um, so I'm happy yesterday.
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So during the show yesterday, uh,
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news broke that the CEO of CrossFit Don
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fall, uh, stepped,
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stepped down from CrossFit.
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Um, effective Friday, right?
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Effective Friday, three days notice.
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Yeah, our short adventures.
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If it's a song I haven't heard in
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a while,
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I'm more likely to go stream it.
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Yes.
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Yes,
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that is what Beato and Professor of Rock
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say.
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We're honoring a song so that you go
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listen to it, that you go buy it,
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that maybe you go buy the vinyl because
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you haven't heard it in a while.
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But yeah, anyway,
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I could go all day on that.
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Oh, yeah.
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there were predictions that this was going
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to happen i don't think the timing was
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ideal you think and we say this all
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the time like crossfit gets momentum going
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in the right direction and something
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always happens yeah you get a head of
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steam and somebody goes well we can't have
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that we can't have that let's go ahead
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no no no this is going way too
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well
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The only way it could have been worse
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if he'd announced it at twenty six point
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two.
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Yeah,
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at least during it after registration
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closed for the open.
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And I watched I watched CrossFit Network
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yesterday talking about what this means
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going forward.
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One of the people I respect more than
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anything is is Matsuza and his thoughts
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and his thought process.
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But I wanted to ask,
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just pose this question.
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Does it matter who the CEO is?
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So for people who don't know,
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I have my MBA.
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I know that that has been attacked on
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other shows,
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that people with an MBA are not the
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right fit.
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But I would argue that it depends on
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where you got your MBA and the style
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of MBA that you got.
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Because I was in person.
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We didn't read books.
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We didn't have books tell us this is
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the way you do things.
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The way I got my MBA is you
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would go to a class on a certain
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subject and...
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And then you would have discussions with
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other people in your class about what you
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thought the right process would be.
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And we were all adults in my MBA
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who all had worked in the professional
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world,
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who all brought our own experiences.
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And we learned from each other.
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And we talked about case studies from
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companies around the world.
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And depending on the company and depending
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on the structure,
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a CEO matters more or less depending on
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that.
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Sure.
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Sure.
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I would say, and this is my,
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you know, two cents worth of opinion,
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as far as that's concerned, I could,
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I don't think I really care too much
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about the educational background of said
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person,
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so long as the educational background of
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that person includes our methodology,
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or our community.
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Can he coach a class?
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Does he know
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You know, basic mechanics of a squat,
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something along those lines.
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Do you know what Fran feels like?
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Do you know what,
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have you done Murph more than once because
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somebody else was just happened to be
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doing it.
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You're having to show up at somewhere.
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So, so I'm going to go beyond, I,
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I, we can come back to that.
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I want to talk about the structure.
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Okay.
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When, when Berkshire bought CrossFit,
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it is,
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it is now run by a board.
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Correct.
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It is not run by a CEO.
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When Greg ran it,
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it was a one-person entity.
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And when he hired a CEO,
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the CEO still had to report to Greg
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Glassman.
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Now you have a board of directors that
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the CEO has to report to.
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And the CEO only gets one vote on
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that board.
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And most boards are designed where the CEO
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is only the tiebreaker.
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Right.
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So in those formats,
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the CEO comes up with ideas comes up
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with plans that have to be then presented
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to the board and be approved.
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So at the end of the day,
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the CEO does not have the power to
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change the way we're doing CrossFit.
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He can only present to the board what
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he thinks is or she thinks is the
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right thing to do.
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And the board still has to approve it.
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So I think like.
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We're so used to Greg running the show
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as the sole owner of the company,
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and he had complete autonomy to do
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whatever he wanted to do.
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The minute we go to a structure with
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a board, all of a sudden,
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you are beholden to whatever that board
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decides.
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And the CEO is just the face who
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then has to come back and say,
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this is what we're doing.
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And it may not even be their idea.
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On top of that, how many...
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What are the odds that the people on
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that board are all invested,
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truly invested in what's actually going on
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day to day in CrossFit and are probably
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more invested in what their returns are on
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their investment?
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Does that make sense?
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Like it's a board.
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What do they know about how affiliates are
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doing?
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They only know what people tell them,
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if that, and do they give a shit?
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That's the real question.
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do they even care?
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Do they even know aside from, Hey,
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these are what the numbers look like last
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month.
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These are what the numbers are going to
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look like next month, next year,
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five years, whatever the case is.
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We don't.
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they are nameless faceless people on this
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board right that's what i'm getting no
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idea who they are there was a rumor
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that they went to mayhem and they talked
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to rich and they did a tour and
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they walked around if the if the board
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actually did stuff like that and we knew
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it and that's what the and they actually
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had made informed decisions then a board
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is okay
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But I don't know,
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did they go to any other affiliate or
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did they just go to Mayhem?
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Yeah,
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because Mayhem is a really specific sample
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size.
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Right.
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And not in ninety eight percent of
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affiliates are not Mayhem.
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My affiliate could fit inside of Mayhem.
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Three times.
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We have plenty of room left to spare.
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Do they go to the thousand square foot
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garage, for all intents and purposes,
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that has seventy members and is barely
19:48
surviving?
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That's where they need to go.
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So Mike says, we need a Greg-like CEO.
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My argument is,
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it just doesn't matter if the board
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doesn't allow them the autonomy to be like
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Greg.
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I think that's what Mike's getting at,
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is that we need...
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private equity was a terrible decision.
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But when someone purchases a company,
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it's not us, the consumer,
20:21
who gets to decide what that makeup is
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going forward, right?
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You're not wrong.
20:26
They came in with the money and they
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bought the thing.
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And then we're just left with
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With whatever they decide,
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however they think they can make money.
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And I've argued for the last five years
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that when that happened,
20:47
there is no more North Star other than
20:51
a bottom line.
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And that's all that they have told us.
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They want to make money.
20:58
They want to resell the company and make
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more money.
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And
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If that is your North Star,
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you're not the right people to run this
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company.
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Greg made his money by doing the exact
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opposite of that.
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By putting out his product and people
21:21
coming to him once they saw how good
21:23
it was.
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If you do something well enough,
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people are going to pay you to do
21:26
it over and over and over again.
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It's not the other way around.
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Yon says Dan Chaffee.
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So I'm watching all these shows,
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and everybody's throwing out names of
21:39
people they think would be awesome.
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And I think Daniel Chaffee would be
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awesome if he was allowed to be Daniel
21:45
Chaffee.
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Correct.
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The name does not matter if the board
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does not allow them to be who they
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are.
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Yeah, because at this point,
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I could be CEO if I have to
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do what these people tell me to do.
22:02
Now,
22:02
the only difference the name makes is how
22:05
convincing they are to the board,
22:07
how well they put together a strategic
22:09
plan to show the board how it works
22:12
for them.
22:14
But at the end of the day,
22:16
it still comes down to the board to
22:17
listen.
22:20
And if the board doesn't listen,
22:23
it doesn't matter if it's Matt Sousa in
22:24
the chair, Greg Glassman in the chair,
22:27
or Daniel Chaffee in the chair.
22:33
Because they are one vote.
22:37
And if the twelve people on the board
22:40
or the eight people on the board think
22:42
another way, and it goes eight to one,
22:45
CEO's got to do what the board says.
22:48
And the worst part about that is,
22:50
is that whoever is in that CEO position,
22:52
when...
22:55
we the people for better for better or
22:57
for worse find out about that then that
22:58
poor guy gets crucified for not doing
23:00
anything or not being able to do anything
23:02
when in reality his hands are actually
23:04
tied from the get-go
23:10
I heard both Matt and Peter and Siobhan
23:15
yesterday say, when you meet Don Fall,
23:18
he's a very likable person.
23:20
I'm sure.
23:22
And he is.
23:24
My first meeting with him was
23:25
Guadalupalooza, right after he became CEO.
23:30
I saw him in Pasadena later that year.
23:34
And he remembered me and came up and
23:35
shook my hand.
23:36
Like,
23:37
it takes a special person to remember
23:39
names.
23:41
Absolutely.
23:41
Of all the people they run into.
23:44
The problem is, his hands were tied.
23:50
He wasn't going to get to do any
23:52
of what he wanted to do.
23:53
And if the board said,
23:55
thirty million CrossFitters,
23:58
that's what he had to come out and
23:59
say.
24:00
Or he wasn't going to be CEO anymore.
24:05
Which is an absurd thing to say,
24:06
but you're right.
24:09
Like, and if you have to say that,
24:10
you're saying that knowing that it's an
24:11
absurd thing to say, oh, well,
24:13
we want to put thirty million CrossFit.
24:14
Well,
24:14
thirty million people doing CrossFit.
24:16
Yeah.
24:18
i don't know whose plan it was it
24:19
may have been his plan i don't know
24:21
right will you ever cross with a private
24:24
company so we can never ever see their
24:27
books correct unless unless they sell
24:30
stock and they have to publicly show you
24:33
the books we don't ever get we're not
24:36
privy to that information and i'm sure don
24:39
signs some sort of nda
24:42
So that we might never know if he
24:44
can come back and go, hey,
24:46
by the way, I didn't want that.
24:48
I didn't say that.
24:49
I didn't want to say that.
24:51
That was not me.
24:52
That was Janice over here on the board
24:56
thinking that that was a great idea.
24:57
What if we get thirty million people to
24:58
do CrossFit?
25:00
Ideally, yeah,
25:01
that would be amazing if thirty million
25:03
people did CrossFit.
25:04
Probably not going to happen.
25:06
Mike says,
25:07
let's get Dana White just to buy it
25:08
and then hand the keys back to Greg.
25:10
And he can just let Greg do what
25:11
he does and make a lot of money
25:13
in the background.
25:14
Greg doesn't want it.
25:15
Right.
25:18
And Greg's not about making money.
25:20
No, he's got plenty.
25:22
And we romanticize the past because
25:26
nostalgically we look at it and say it
25:28
was awesome.
25:29
But it was Greg who got rid of
25:31
the media department.
25:32
It was Greg who shut down all the
25:34
social media channels.
25:37
Greg did all that.
25:39
Yeah.
25:39
And so that was a,
25:41
that was the beginning of the downward
25:43
trend, not the sale.
25:47
We lost our,
25:48
we look Greg up until two thousand
25:51
eighteen said CrossFit was a media
25:53
company.
25:55
And in two thousand eighteen,
25:56
we lost our way when he axed the
26:00
thing that he said we were.
26:03
That's when it started the downward trend.
26:08
The sale was just the nail in the
26:09
coffin.
26:10
Big time.
26:15
So if you look at just that incident,
26:20
if I'm Dana White,
26:24
can you trust Greg to do what's best
26:27
for the company at all times?
26:29
Or is he going to get upset at
26:32
some posts on Facebook and shut down every
26:36
social media channel?
26:40
Yeah, no, Greg's not the answer.
26:42
Much as everybody wants him to be.
26:44
I think he's a great mentor.
26:46
I think he's a great scientist,
26:48
scientific mind.
26:49
Absolutely.
26:51
But it's not as simple as just putting
26:57
a new name in that seat.
27:02
People want it to be simple.
27:04
Simple, not easy, right?
27:06
Simple, not easy.
27:07
It's never that simple.
27:09
This is not,
27:11
nor is it going to be easy.
27:14
Right.
27:15
And God bless them.
27:16
Whoever the next person is,
27:18
is going to get scrutinized like they're
27:21
underneath the microscope again.
27:23
And it doesn't matter.
27:24
It could be Dave.
27:25
They could announce Dave as CEO in the
27:27
next fifteen minutes and people are going
27:30
to be up in arms about it.
27:31
And well,
27:34
and be all up in their feelings and
27:36
whatnot, it really doesn't matter.
27:37
Whoever is going to end up being it
27:39
is going to get it from outer left.
27:41
It could be Matt Souza,
27:45
who people are screaming at the top of
27:47
their lungs should be in charge of this
27:49
entire thing.
27:51
But again, even if it was,
27:54
who I would be extremely pleased with,
27:56
because he has a very good way,
27:57
he's very eloquent,
27:58
he has a very good way of getting
27:59
his points across,
28:00
seeming to be able to make things happen.
28:03
but if you're answering to a board who,
28:07
by the way,
28:08
probably have no idea what CrossFit
28:10
actually is,
28:13
who are probably faceless people.
28:14
We don't even know who they are.
28:17
They have CrossFit background.
28:18
We, we have no idea.
28:22
The odds of the,
28:22
the odds of them knowing what it is,
28:26
having done it before,
28:28
even having an inkling of anything beyond
28:30
ESPN and the CrossFit games is
28:33
Slim to none, I would say.
28:37
And I see the chat throwing tons of
28:39
names out there.
28:41
I argue it does not matter.
28:43
As long as Berkshire is at the helm,
28:46
the board runs the company.
28:48
The CEO is the figurehead that goes out
28:51
and has to say what's going on.
28:55
The only power the CEO has is the
28:59
power of persuasion.
29:02
And that is presenting a plan to the
29:04
board and persuading them to go in that
29:07
direction.
29:09
But at the end of the day,
29:10
the ultimate decision is the board.
29:14
Big town.
29:18
So we can throw every name you want
29:21
under the sun into this basket and it
29:24
doesn't freaking matter.
29:26
Not at all.
29:27
It doesn't matter unless the board says,
29:30
we've sucked at this for six years,
29:33
so we are giving you full autonomy,
29:36
or the person coming in can convince the
29:38
board to do what needs to be done.
29:41
To convince them that they have sucked for
29:42
four years and I need total autonomy.
29:45
Right.
29:48
That's it.
29:49
That's it.
29:49
That's the honest truth at that point.
29:52
Why aren't you making any money?
29:53
Well, here's why you're not.
29:55
Here's why you have it.
29:58
You have to be able to go in
29:59
there and have enough brass in between
30:02
your legs to walk in there and throw
30:04
that kind of stuff down.
30:05
Come with numbers, come with facts,
30:07
come with figures,
30:08
come with whatever you need to and just
30:10
tell them, hey, look, this is why.
30:14
And they're either going to listen to you
30:15
or they're going to throw you out.
30:17
One of the two,
30:18
it's been my experience that that's,
30:21
there's not a whole lot of middle ground
30:22
in there, right?
30:24
You're going to go in there with people
30:26
who are higher up than you.
30:29
They're either going to respect you for
30:30
telling them the truth,
30:31
or they're not going to want to hear
30:32
it and throw you clean out of the
30:34
room.
30:40
Uh, Frida says no CEO, a new owner,
30:42
not owners instead.
30:46
The owner has to have the right vision
30:47
too.
30:48
It just can't be new.
30:50
It's got to be new and right.
30:52
Yeah.
30:57
If I were CEO for a day,
31:00
if I were CEO for a day,
31:05
I would bite the bullet and go grab
31:09
up
31:10
So how did Greg come up with CrossFit?
31:13
He took the best of every movement,
31:15
put it together, and made CrossFit.
31:20
If I am the new CEO of CrossFit,
31:24
I go out and I say, hey, Metfix,
31:27
we want the best of what you got.
31:29
Let's take it.
31:31
Hey, WFP,
31:33
we want the best of what you got.
31:36
Let's take it.
31:36
Let's move forward.
31:40
Instead of dealing with all these
31:41
disruptors in the space, gobble them up.
31:48
Work together.
31:53
And figure it out so that the company
31:56
makes sense.
31:57
Right now,
31:58
you have pillars combined together that
32:00
are meshing in a way that is really
32:04
hard to differentiate who is who.
32:09
And what job is this person doing?
32:13
There are no clear jobs at CrossFit.
32:22
That's where I would start.
32:25
There are worse places to start,
32:27
I would think.
32:29
But again, I can have this great idea,
32:31
but if I can't convince the board of
32:32
it, none of it matters.
32:35
Yeah, I mean...
32:37
To convince a board you got to spend
32:38
money to make money is a really tall
32:41
hill to climb.
32:44
I would think business people at that
32:46
level,
32:46
they should anyway know that like
32:49
nothing's free.
32:51
Nothing's free.
32:55
is what we're going to have to do
32:56
you're not going to like it but long
32:57
term it is going to pay off why
33:00
because you bought this this this thing
33:03
from somebody for what you thought it was
33:05
worth then they built it to what you
33:07
thought it was worth so if we do
33:08
these things here we can get it back
33:11
up there and then even go beyond but
33:13
you have to be willing to look to
33:15
spend the money initially
33:19
Larry says, hopefully Xenon takes off.
33:20
Everyone recycling the same names,
33:22
same shit.
33:23
Living glory days,
33:24
wondering why it's not attracting new
33:26
young people.
33:28
That's only one part of CrossFit.
33:31
If you're the CEO,
33:32
you have to focus on all of it.
33:34
And that's what I'm saying.
33:35
It's this blob of stuff right now because
33:39
nobody has a clear direction for what they
33:46
do.
33:47
You have a sport piece.
33:49
You have a training piece.
33:50
You have an affiliate piece.
33:52
You have all these things going in some
33:55
kind of direction maybe,
33:57
and maybe not all of those are a
33:58
good thing.
34:02
There is no clear-cut direction for any of
34:06
them because they're all kind of blobbed
34:08
together.
34:11
Sad but true.
34:21
Um, yeah.
34:27
So anyway, that's,
34:28
that's the dawn of all stuff.
34:30
That's what I wanted to get off my
34:32
chest.
34:33
This is the, I wanted to bring that.
34:34
So Larry Young saying companies looking to
34:36
buy a CrossFit,
34:37
seeing the same names and workouts had to
34:39
say, is there nothing else?
34:41
Um, that's what they bought.
34:46
But he's perspective buyers in the future.
34:49
Yeah.
34:49
Don't see anything new.
34:52
There's not a whole lot of new to
34:53
beat.
34:53
There's only so many ways you can do
34:54
thrusters and pull-ups.
34:58
Yeah.
35:01
I could argue that,
35:01
but we don't have enough time in a
35:03
lunch show at this point anyway.
35:10
There are people out there doing new and
35:12
creative things.
35:13
Oh, I'll bet.
35:14
One hundred percent.
35:14
Absolutely.
35:15
Most of it's in the competition space.
35:18
But the base of it all is the
35:21
affiliates and getting people in the door
35:24
to work out, right?
35:27
To have fun and make it their best
35:29
hour of their day.
35:31
Like when was the last time other than
35:33
the podcast itself,
35:34
you heard the term like the best hour
35:36
of your day?
35:38
Nobody even talks about that anymore.
35:41
It's about going and hanging out with your
35:43
friends and getting a little fit.
35:48
And because of your friends and who you
35:50
hang out with, you start eating better,
35:52
you start having better nutrition,
35:54
and all of a sudden you start living
35:55
life a little bit more.
35:58
The best snowball effect I've ever
36:00
experienced in my entire life.
36:02
I mean,
36:03
I went from stuck on the couch at
36:05
five hundred and whatever pounds to going
36:07
to a CrossFit gym,
36:09
being on a softball team,
36:11
being on a flag football team,
36:13
doing all this stuff that I never imagined
36:15
I'd do late into my forties.
36:17
I just got a picture of you running
36:20
a ball back with flags hanging off your
36:25
waist.
36:25
I was the center, dude.
36:28
Okay.
36:32
More like blocking,
36:33
but I was an eligible receiver.
36:34
I did have a couple catches.
36:36
But yeah, David is correct right there.
36:39
You are CrossFit.
36:42
Just from what you just said right there,
36:44
right?
36:45
Off the carbs, off the couch,
36:47
in the gym,
36:49
lost a ridiculous amount of weight.
36:52
All of a sudden,
36:52
I'm doing things that I never thought I'd
36:54
be doing.
36:56
At a stage in my life that I
36:57
didn't think it was possible.
36:58
Correct.
37:00
That a lot of people still don't.
37:03
scott i'm gonna be next month and on
37:05
april the and i know people that i
37:08
graduated high school with which does not
37:11
seem like it was years ago right who
37:15
look twice my age who act twice my
37:19
age oh man i mean you know how
37:22
old we are uh-huh i know how old
37:25
you you probably feel and i know why
37:30
But like,
37:30
that's not a conversation everybody's
37:31
willing to have.
37:32
It's how do we get more of those
37:33
people to, hey, bro,
37:34
you don't have to accept that.
37:37
It's not something that you have to accept
37:39
and just go, well, I'm almost fifty.
37:42
I guess this is what comes with it
37:44
because it's not.
37:46
It's not.
37:48
Larry Young says, I wanted to grow too.
37:50
I'm just pointing out it's always the same
37:51
answers.
37:52
That's what I'm trying to do today.
37:54
I'm trying not to give you the same
37:56
answer.
37:56
I'm trying to give you an understanding
37:58
of the structure of the way CrossFit is
38:00
built today.
38:02
Not how it was built in two thousand
38:04
two,
38:06
but how it's built today and the limits
38:08
that the CEO has on them.
38:13
So no matter what name you plop into
38:16
that position,
38:17
they don't have the power that we think
38:19
they do.
38:23
I'm trying to give a different perspective
38:25
on this whole thing.
38:27
than some of the other shows.
38:30
And this is not a brag.
38:33
I have an MBA.
38:34
I've studied business.
38:36
I've done case studies.
38:37
I've done a thesis on how to make
38:39
a company better.
38:41
I've done a lot of things like this.
38:46
It's not as easy or simple as the
38:49
absolutes that we throw out there
38:51
sometimes.
38:56
Corey, you don't look a year over forty.
38:59
Alito, if you ask my wife,
39:00
she'd probably tell you I don't act a
39:01
year over seventeen, so it's fine.
39:06
David says,
39:07
we're planning our thirtieth reunion now,
39:08
and I can't wait to show up to
39:10
that.
39:11
David, so mine is coming up.
39:14
Or mine was, I'm sorry,
39:15
mine was last year.
39:16
I did not go,
39:17
but I told my wife, I really, really,
39:20
really,
39:21
really wanted to go just to walk in
39:24
there looking like I look.
39:26
and show off like if i could help
39:30
it yeah if i could have walked in
39:31
there shirtless you goddamn right i would
39:33
have a hundred percent they've been
39:36
walking shirtless they've been walking
39:38
shirtless they was massive that's a big
39:40
dude and he absolutely should yeah no i'd
39:44
i'd one hundred percent just because and
39:46
just to look at everybody else they might
39:48
what hey how's it going
39:54
Vicky says,
39:54
I never thought I'd be able to climb
39:55
a rope or do a pull-up,
39:57
let alone handstand push-ups.
39:58
I'm almost fifty-two,
39:59
and now I can do those things because
40:02
of CrossFit.
40:04
Bam.
40:07
Never said.
40:07
Vicky does not look like she's fifty-two,
40:09
by the way.
40:15
I gave Vicky thirty-five at best.
40:20
Mike DeVito,
40:21
we need one new CEO or owner to
40:23
come in and be the disruptor of fitness
40:24
industry and push to be the North Star
40:27
of fitness and not care who doubts it
40:30
or pushes back.
40:31
That's how it was built before.
40:38
It's a tall order.
40:40
It's easy to say all of that stuff.
40:43
It's another thing to do that stuff.
40:48
You only feel AD, Vicky,
40:49
because you just did twenty six point one.
40:52
Correct.
40:54
Correct.
40:55
We all feel AD after twenty six point
40:57
one.
40:57
We all got our legs beaten by the
40:59
wooden baseball bats by the mob last week
41:02
sometime.
41:02
It's fine.
41:03
Some people did it twice.
41:04
God bless them.
41:07
Larry Young, next time I see you,
41:09
I'm slapping you around, bud.
41:11
You can do so many things at your
41:13
age that ninety nine point nine percent of
41:16
the population cannot do.
41:18
I've seen you do muscle ups.
41:21
I've seen you lift enormous amounts of
41:23
weight.
41:24
I have seen you do toes to bar.
41:26
I've seen you do tons of stuff.
41:29
do you like sometimes that we're so
41:31
surrounded by this fitness world that we
41:33
forget do you remember the first time you
41:37
went to a gym and they said there
41:38
was a t and a two and a
41:40
b on the board and you're like what
41:43
the hell is that and you look it
41:44
up on youtube and you're like that isn't
41:47
even physically possible make it this
41:48
straight you want to dangle from this bar
41:53
And I'm going to lift my legs up
41:54
and touch the bar with my toes.
41:59
Sounds suspect.
42:02
We've just been around it for ten years,
42:03
so now you're like, oh,
42:04
it's just a total bar.
42:06
No, it's not.
42:07
Remember the first time you saw that and
42:09
went, holy shit,
42:11
what are these people doing?
42:13
Most of us live,
42:14
and I preach this to everybody that,
42:16
if you've been in my class,
42:18
you've probably heard me say this before,
42:20
and I preach this all the time.
42:21
We live in our own little bubble,
42:22
especially as CrossFitters.
42:23
We live in our own little bubble where
42:24
we're not really aware or pay that much
42:26
attention to what's going on around us.
42:28
But just being able to drop into a
42:30
squat, that's it.
42:34
Just drop into the bottom of a squat
42:35
and just sit there and hold it.
42:38
You are doing better than ninety five
42:40
percent of the population,
42:41
if not ninety nine.
42:44
it's it's ridiculous dude it's absolutely
42:47
ridiculous look up peter benoit has a
42:52
prediction for twenty six point two two
42:55
two two three fifty double unders ten toes
43:00
to rings max ring you you're saying the
43:02
time is two minutes on one minute off
43:08
think i don't think that i think that
43:11
you may be right with the movements i
43:13
think your time stuff is probably not
43:18
going to be done in an affiliate peter
43:21
i like where your head's at a leader
43:27
says we had a girl come in yesterday
43:28
who had never done a deadlift before i
43:30
can't imagine what she might have thought
43:32
of us
43:34
I think that's the point.
43:37
Sometimes you just have to take a step
43:39
back and remember the first day you walked
43:41
in.
43:43
How many of us,
43:43
when we first walked into a gym, went,
43:46
some of this stuff isn't even possible.
43:48
You want me to do three hundred air
43:50
squats in less than an hour?
43:55
And we do a three hundred of anything
43:57
in under an hour,
43:59
let alone an air squat.
44:00
Oh,
44:00
and we're going to run a mile on
44:01
either side of it.
44:02
Yeah.
44:03
And then you want me to do how
44:04
many pull ups?
44:12
Oh, it's good stuff.
44:14
When you surround yourself with all of
44:16
this fitness,
44:17
you lose perspective in what the real
44:19
world is.
44:22
It's not hard to get it back, though.
44:24
Go to Wal-Mart.
44:26
You ain't even got to buy nothing.
44:27
Just go walk around for a little bit.
44:28
It's really all you need to do.
44:34
Yeah, Lito says,
44:34
when our members are beating themselves up
44:36
about their fitness, I just tell them,
44:38
walk into any supermarket and take a look
44:40
around them.
44:42
That's all you got to do.
44:43
Yes, Vicky.
44:44
That is what you said when you walked
44:46
into these gyms.
44:47
You want me to do what?
44:49
Yeah.
44:50
I'm sorry.
44:51
I'm going to need you to.
44:52
No, there's no way.
44:57
Yeah.
44:59
Insanity, insanity.
45:01
Well, with that,
45:02
we've talked a lot about wild stuff in
45:04
the CEO and all that kind of stuff
45:06
and perspective.
45:07
I did want to share a couple of
45:08
quick things.
45:10
I don't know if you saw this, Corey,
45:11
but there is a new world record for
45:15
twenty six point one.
45:17
Did you see this?
45:18
No, I did not.
45:29
It's fantastic.
45:31
That's outstanding.
45:36
So I told people,
45:37
I told several different people because
45:39
they were asking about how to hold the
45:40
ball.
45:40
And I said, if it was me,
45:42
I would just get somebody else to hold
45:43
it while I was doing stepovers.
45:44
It just seems like it's the best way
45:48
to hold the ball while doing stepovers.
45:49
Let somebody else hold it.
45:53
You've been saying all week that you
45:55
couldn't wait for the new reel to drop.
46:00
Dude, it's so good.
46:03
So here it is.
46:04
The very end.
46:14
I better use my strong man.
46:16
Bombastic side-eye.
46:17
You sure about that?
46:55
about that time hey chaps awesome if you
47:06
do not know where that that last bit
47:08
comes from you need to look up the
47:09
end of the world on youtube on it's
47:13
probably on it somebody probably has
47:14
uploaded to instagram or whatnot or used
47:16
to be one of my favorite flash videos
47:18
back in the day it's absolutely hilarious
47:22
That's we were asking for it.
47:26
They nailed it.
47:26
Knocked it out of the park.
47:27
Loved it.
47:28
My favorite part is when Miriam is doing
47:31
her thing and it says,
47:33
it comes up and says,
47:33
she's just a cardio athlete.
47:35
And they're like, side eye.
47:37
Yeah.
47:37
And then they show her squatting,
47:40
three hundred and sixty pounds.
47:42
I like it.
47:42
And I like at the very beginning to
47:44
when, uh,
47:46
they thought let me use my strong hand
47:50
because lucy's freaking catching that more
47:52
like this dude like it's amazing it's
47:55
absolutely amazing uh and yesterday it did
47:58
become official uh miriam von rory was
48:00
named the winner of as well as barney
48:06
are we going to call barney i was
48:07
going to go with bjorni but the more
48:09
i look at it the more i want
48:10
to call him barney barney leafs barney
48:13
leafs
48:14
which sounds like a brand of something.
48:18
Like,
48:19
I got to go to the store and
48:19
pick up a twelve-pack of Borny Leafs.
48:27
Yeah.
48:27
There it is.
48:27
Let me use my strong hand.
48:30
Anyway,
48:30
so those are the quick little reels I
48:32
saw that I thought were cool and the
48:35
announcements of who won those events.
48:37
But, yeah.
48:40
Lito says, I'm pretty sure it was J.Y.
48:42
who said she's just a cardio athlete.
48:46
I actually said it one time and I
48:48
got corrected quickly by Carolyn.
48:52
I remember her squatting that dude at the,
48:54
at the games.
48:55
And I was like, Holy smoke.
48:57
I was not expecting that at all.
49:00
It's amazing.
49:01
And then you see your legs in person
49:03
and you're like, Oh hell yeah.
49:04
She can squat that.
49:06
It makes sense when you see what you
49:07
can see.
49:07
Oh yeah.
49:07
Yeah.
49:10
That checks out.
49:10
I think.
49:14
Yeah.
49:15
That checks out.
49:15
That checks out.
49:16
I'm sorry.
49:17
That's my bad.
49:17
My bad.
49:18
I didn't know.
49:19
I didn't know.
49:24
My apologies for calling you a cardio
49:25
athlete.
49:26
I'm so sorry.
49:27
I'm so sorry.
49:31
And actually, when you look at it,
49:32
you're like,
49:32
there's no way she can run fast with
49:36
that power in her legs.
49:39
Yeah.
49:41
Them two slabs she's got for legs.
49:43
She's just all about proving us all wrong
49:45
on everything.
49:46
A good owner, dude.
49:48
I love stuff like that.
49:49
Like every time Colton wins something,
49:51
he has no business actually winning.
49:53
I'm like, yep, there we go.
49:54
And that goes for anybody as well.
49:56
Like if Jason Hopper won a burpee award,
49:59
you know, a burpee workout,
50:00
like that was just straight capacity and
50:03
beat, I don't know, Colton,
50:05
I would be all for it.
50:07
Like, let's go.
50:08
Yeah, Lito actually said at the same time,
50:10
what's crazy is how good at running she
50:12
is considering her build.
50:13
Yeah.
50:16
All us short people have to take like
50:17
three steps to every tall person's one.
50:19
I'm going to tell you that as a...
50:21
It's funny you say like you bring up
50:23
Colton because that is how kind of I
50:25
look at her.
50:26
But I think she actually has the potential
50:27
to be more dominant.
50:29
Well,
50:30
to be better overall on a weekend because
50:33
she does have
50:36
it's not as significant a difference
50:38
between her height and other women correct
50:40
as it is for colton and other men
50:42
and so even though she has to overcome
50:44
some things it's not as great and so
50:48
a three or four day weekend doesn't do
50:50
the damage to her like it does to
50:52
colt well look at that picture that you
50:54
put up of the four of them from
50:56
last week right you know damn good and
50:57
well colton was standing on the box
50:59
whenever they took that he is not as
51:00
tall as as the as the them other
51:02
three dudes
51:05
Freda says,
51:05
I love seeing the underdog win.
51:07
Yeah,
51:07
I don't think she's going to be an
51:08
underdog for very long.
51:10
No.
51:11
I think she's going to be perennial top
51:12
ten.
51:13
She is short, you say,
51:17
but relative to the field,
51:19
she's not that short.
51:21
Right.
51:22
One percent.
51:30
I have no idea how to do custom
51:31
leaderboards.
51:34
I would have to have it and I'd
51:35
have to pull it up and do it
51:36
live.
51:37
I have no idea.
51:38
Yeah.
51:39
Sorry, John.
51:42
But yeah, fun stuff today.
51:45
I was going to,
51:45
I was going to complain that the starting
51:47
center for the Chicago bears decided to
51:49
retire at twenty seven,
51:51
which is a devastating blow for the bears
51:56
after the season they had.
51:59
Because they fixed the whole interior of
52:00
their offensive line.
52:02
Became one of the best offensive lines in
52:03
the league.
52:05
And Bears fans just can't have nice
52:08
things.
52:09
Well... But...
52:14
I would say neither can we as Saints
52:16
fans, but like...
52:18
just saw a graphic yesterday about uh a
52:21
trade that we made with i forget who
52:25
it was but like they just released the
52:28
dude and like we came out way to
52:34
the good like it's ridiculous i'd have to
52:36
go look it up i'll send it to
52:37
you when i find it later dude it's
52:39
it's amazing like we are scheduled shaping
52:42
up to actually have a decent season next
52:43
year so i'm kind of excited
52:45
Might actually watch some NFL.
52:46
I think what's happening in the NFL is
52:52
kids aren't going to retire earlier.
52:54
It's just the impact,
52:56
especially being an offensive lineman or a
52:58
center who has to block three hundred and
53:00
fifty pound dudes all day long.
53:03
Three hundred and fifty pound dudes in
53:04
their mid-forties.
53:08
It's ridiculous.
53:10
Oh, real quick.
53:11
Have you seen Jennings Dunker?
53:15
At the combine?
53:16
I think so.
53:17
Offensive lineman, Red Mullet.
53:20
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
53:22
He's three hundred and forty or three
53:24
hundred and sixty pounds.
53:25
Something along those lines.
53:26
He ran a five four forty earlier this
53:30
week.
53:32
Wow.
53:33
Five, five, four, five, five,
53:34
something like that.
53:34
Some absolutely bananas crazy and ESPN got
53:39
him running in slow motion.
53:41
So the mullet is just like,
53:42
it's just flying, dude.
53:47
Yeah.
53:48
When was the last time though you saw
53:49
an offensive guard have to run a forty
53:52
in a game?
53:55
Never.
53:55
Right.
53:58
I'm trying to think.
53:59
I'm like, do that.
54:00
Yeah.
54:01
Not a thing.
54:03
Oh, John got it figured out.
54:04
Good job, John George.
54:05
Hey, you're welcome.
54:08
All right, guys.
54:10
Well, with that,
54:11
we'll head out for the day.
54:14
I think, I think we're good for tomorrow.
54:16
Yeah.
54:17
I have like a family doctor thing at
54:18
ten.
54:19
I should be back in plenty of time.
54:22
I may or may not because I'm going
54:24
to get some more treatment tomorrow
54:27
morning.
54:27
So I may or may not.
54:28
If I make it,
54:29
I'll let you know if I can make
54:30
it or not.
54:31
Depends on how long Jeremy beats on me.
54:34
Tomorrow we'll take another look at Dave's
54:36
clue.
54:37
We'll maybe do some predictions for twenty
54:40
six two and get ready and pumped for
54:43
the show.
54:44
Hopefully their stream doesn't.
54:47
Get all wonky.
54:49
Watercolor.
54:50
Doesn't go off.
54:51
Watercolor.
54:51
It's all.
54:52
Nineteen ninety two.
54:54
HBO.
54:55
Two o'clock.
54:56
Salvador Dali version of the.
55:00
Then satellites.
55:00
Not it.
55:01
Not aligned.
55:03
Version.
55:04
Yeah.
55:05
All right, guys.
55:06
It was a fun one.
55:07
Can't wait to talk to you guys soon.
55:09
See you all tomorrow on lunch with the
55:11
Clydesdale.
55:12
Bye, guys.