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Lunch with the Clydesdale - Hanging Out in God's Country · Clydesdale Media Podcast

0:35
What is going on, everybody?
0:37
Who's jazzed to be here?
0:39
I see Megan is.
0:40
What's going on, Kenneth, Corey, Trent,
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Olive?
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I am live in Great Falls,
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Montana at our Airbnb.
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So I'm working off of an iPad today.
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The one drawback to our Airbnb, first,
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it's amazing.
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It's a little two bedroom,
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one bath house in downtown Great Falls,
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which the downtown isn't.
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Very big, but it's downtown Great Falls.
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The one drawback is the
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Wi-Fi is not awesome.
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So I'm working off my iPad
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because I have five G on my iPad.
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And so that's how I'm doing the show.
1:26
So anyway, NAI.
1:32
What I am not jazzed about
1:34
is all the negativity lately.
1:37
We're not here for negativity today.
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We're here for positivity.
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So hopefully you'll like today's show.
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And Corey is jazzy like Jeff.
1:50
Jake with his typical welcome.
1:56
So anyway...
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So yeah,
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my wife and I flew out here to
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Montana on Saturday.
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We got here about noon mountain time.
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I got to hang out with our
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daughter for most of the day.
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She drove us around, showed us around.
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And then yesterday we went
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up into the mountains,
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which are only about a half an hour away.
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And then we went to a lake
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where she does her paddle boarding.
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And it was absolutely gorgeous.
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Words do not do it justice.
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It was so peaceful and so beautiful.
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And we just kind of sat on the beach,
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kind of took it all in for some time.
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And it's freaking incredible.
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Yeah, they have internet in Montana,
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but it is not awesome.
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Not awesome at all.
3:01
Mark Phillips,
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what's the temp there today?
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Like I think the high seventy seven.
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There's no humidity in the air at all.
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It's I think it's going to
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get to the eighties by the
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end of the week.
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But this is really probably
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the my daughter said the
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last time we can really get
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out here where it's not
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going to like take that
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bitter dip into the super
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cold weather for their winter.
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But like yesterday when we
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were driving out into the mountains,
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There were signs up like, hey,
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it's legal to have studded
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tires starting October first.
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So, yeah,
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in fifteen days they can start
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putting studded tires on
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because and they're they're
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actually predicted to get
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one of the worst winters
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they've had in a while.
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So my daughter is super
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excited about that.
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But yeah, great trip out there yesterday.
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But the most important part
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of it all is that
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know as a dad seeing my
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daughter so so happy she
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absolutely loves it here um
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you know growing up she
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wanted to be a photographer
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she's wanted to be a
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photographer since she was
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in middle school she knew
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the school she wanted to go
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to and she got herself
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accepted into the number
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one photojournalism school
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in the country um
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And it's hard when you're a
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parent to truly support a
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kid that wants to be an artist.
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Because in the back of my head is like,
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how are you going to support yourself?
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And yet we pushed through
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because she wanted it so bad.
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And she's known what she
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wanted to be for so long,
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buying her cameras in high school.
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and really pushing her in that direction.
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She went and showed her
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portfolio to the school she
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wanted to go to.
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Two days later,
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she was accepted into the program.
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She's just a remarkable kid
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with knowing what she wants.
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And to see her out here thriving,
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doing what she loves, taking pictures,
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She's a fashion photographer now.
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She takes pictures of people
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in clothes that then she
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runs their social media
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account for all of that.
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So super proud of her, and she's so,
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so happy.
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Does she have an IG page we
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can follow to support her?
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So the company has an IG page.
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It is North Forty Apparel, I believe.
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n-o-r-t-h four-o apparel um
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she runs that ig page for
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the company um and again
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it's for ranchers and
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farmers and um and they
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sell you know boots and
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hats and shirts um stuff
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like that but they also
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they sell a lot of things
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but anyway she's a part
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she's the head of their
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apparel division uh social media
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um so yeah but to see her
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like she and she why she
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loves it out here which is
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in this current climate is
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she's like it's so
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apolitical there are no
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All that people care about
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out here is their land.
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And land is bigger than money.
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And it's really quiet.
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And you don't get into the
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big political discussions
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like she was used to back
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in Ohio or even in
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Pennsylvania where she lived for a while.
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And she just loves it.
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It's very peaceful.
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Everybody kind of
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just goes about their own
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business and it's just awesome.
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She's quite something.
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The only thing that she's
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struggling with right now
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is learning how to budget
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as an independent woman in a new place,
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paying for an apartment and
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a new car and all of that stuff.
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But other than that, she's doing so good.
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And I'm so happy that we got
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to come out here and see all of that.
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So I don't know if you guys know,
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but Jamie,
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my co-host on the Sunday Night Show,
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Jamie Latimer,
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she had hip surgery on Friday.
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And I wanted to give you
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guys a quick update on that.
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It went really well.
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She posted on Snapchat and I
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think she even put a video
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up on IG showing her under
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the influence of some
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narcotic to get her into the surgery.
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But she is doing really well
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with all of that.
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she's been dealing with this
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for as long as she can
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remember like all the way
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back to college um some
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stuff with um with her hip
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so hopefully this is
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something to really correct
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that issue and who knows
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maybe she's even fitter
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than we think she is
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wouldn't that be incredible
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I trained olive with one of
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the truest statements ever
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uh budging is hard for a
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lot of adults it is
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it is um and uh shay got to
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see that video of jamie
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yeah she she I think it was
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her husband was sending me
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uh her snapchats uh before
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surgery and after it was it was crazy um
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But the good news is I don't
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think there was any tear in
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the labrum of the hip.
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It was just getting it
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aligned correctly and they
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did shave some bone.
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But hopefully she's doing a lot better.
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But it's probably going to
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be a full six months before
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she's back to her normal self physically.
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So it's going to be a lengthy rehab.
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I think that's what she told
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us in the group chat.
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Yeah.
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Hip surgery doesn't sound fun.
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No, no surgery sounds fun, to be honest.
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And trained Olive as someone
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who has had surgery in June.
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I know how stir-crazy she's going to be.
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Oh, she's going to be unbearable.
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I feel bad for her husband, Aaron,
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that's going to have to
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deal with her over the next six months.
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she does own a gym and
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hopefully she can at least
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um go be there and support
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her customers and her um
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and do all that kind of
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stuff so uh joseph ramirez
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says bp one five seven bpc
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uh she would never do that
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um she wants to compete uh
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she what she would never um
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because of that want to compete.
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And she's very adamant about
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having a clean sport.
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Um, she would never, ever do that,
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even if it would help her.
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So, um,
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but I've heard amazing things about it.
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It really does help with the
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recovery of surgeries and
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things like that.
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So, um, yeah.
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Um,
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I don't know how long this
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show is going to be.
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It depends on what you guys
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want to talk about.
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But I did see I have been very,
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very disconnected from
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everything CrossFit over the weekend.
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Thank you to our stats and info person,
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Holly,
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for putting out adaptive athlete finishes,
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schedules,
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all of that to keep our account
11:04
active and support those
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who competed at the
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adaptive CrossFit games this weekend.
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I'll probably go back and
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watch a little bit of it this week,
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and I'll give some feedback
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as to the broadcast and things like that.
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But kudos to everybody who
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participated this last weekend.
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But I was on a plane for a
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long time on Saturday,
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and I was pretty much off
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the grid where we went
11:28
yesterday and couldn't get
11:30
anything in cell-wise.
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So, yeah, Shay,
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we're going to get to that in a second.
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Um, so, uh, Jeff Baco asks,
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does anyone know of any oral BPC one, one,
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five, seven that works?
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I've never even heard of, uh,
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an oral BPC one, five, seven.
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Everybody I know that has
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taken it and has told me has worked, uh,
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has been the injection.
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So, um, yeah, that's what I heard, Jeff.
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Mark Phillips says,
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not sure it would survive the gut.
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Yeah.
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They're advertised on IG all the time,
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but they all look like scams.
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Yeah, they probably are.
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Lana says, adaptive games are incredible.
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Lana would know.
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Lana follows so much of this stuff.
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She's just a rock star when
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it comes to what's going on in space.
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Again,
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I'll probably watch back some of it
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this week.
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My daughter's going to be
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working for most of the day,
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the next few days,
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so I'll piddle around
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through some different stuff.
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But the only thing I
13:01
actually caught up on
13:01
yesterday was the Bears game,
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which I shouldn't have.
13:04
It was...
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atrocious.
13:08
They didn't even show up.
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And then I got beat in our
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fantasy league by Natalie Lemieux.
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She crushed me.
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She still has people going tonight.
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I'm done.
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And she's already ahead of me.
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So it was not a good
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football weekend for me.
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My wife Steelers lost too.
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So it's,
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it was really just a bad football
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weekend.
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So
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Jay Birch site injection is
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probably your best bet.
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Yeah.
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It gets right to the, the,
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the needed area quickly.
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So, and Joseph Ramirez.
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Yes.
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The bears haven't shown up
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since eighty five.
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We all know I've been a fan
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since before that.
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I know.
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I trust me.
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I know every single day.
14:05
How about the Steeler who
14:06
let the kickoff drop behind
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him for a Seahawks TD?
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I've seen it happen before.
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The college rule is if the
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ball gets to the end zone,
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it becomes a dead ball.
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The NFL rule is it's a live
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ball until someone downs it
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in the end zone.
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or it turns into a TD.
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He did not know the
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difference between the
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college rule and the NFL rule,
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and that really cost the
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Steelers probably the game yesterday.
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What about the Bears with
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Grossman almost won the Super Bowl?
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They did.
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We've had little flirts with success,
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but dude,
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we haven't had a winning season since
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Winning season.
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Not playoffs, not Super Bowl,
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just a winning season.
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Awful.
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Jamie kicked my butt in fantasy this week.
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My team was horrible.
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I trained all of getting
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crushed just like me.
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There we go.
15:24
At least Tyson got in.
15:25
Bajan completed two or three
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passes for twenty seven yards,
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along with two rushes for seven.
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Yeah, he got in.
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But by that point,
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the Lions were just teeing off.
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And so smartly,
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the Bears just started
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handing the ball off more.
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So.
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uh jeff bako scott is a bob
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avalini fan that's how old
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he is I actually have I
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have a bear's helmet that
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hangs behind me I don't
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even know if you can see it
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and bob avalini is uh a
16:01
signature on that helmet so
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that's that is how old and
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long I've been following
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the bears all right oh my
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gosh I didn't even know
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they made one of these
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I have a William Perry GI
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Joe figure at my parents'
16:22
house still didn't even
16:23
know they made a fridge.
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I, I have a really,
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I have a love hate
16:30
relationship with the fridge.
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Um, I, I was not a huge fan.
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He, he was a flash in the pan.
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He was, um,
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he was good for fun during
16:44
the eighty-five season,
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but as a defensive tackle, he was okay.
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Um, anyway, um,
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Justin colors on be
16:58
friendly after this show,
16:59
if anyone's interested.
17:02
Okay.
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I actually talked to Justin
17:04
this morning by text.
17:07
Um,
17:09
I have not, Aaron,
17:10
talked about Kotler yet.
17:11
We're just getting to it now.
17:14
But Justin and I did text this morning.
17:17
I did congratulate him on
17:18
the move to HWPO.
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If people don't know that that happened,
17:25
it was announced this
17:26
morning that he was going to HWPO.
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And I'm trying to see if I
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have share screen.
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I do not see share screen as
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one of my menu items on this iPad.
17:41
So I can't share the announcement.
17:49
So anyway,
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we'll do that here at some point.
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Maybe I'll be able to get on
17:56
to some Wi-Fi or hotspot
17:58
later in the week.
18:01
But I did text back and forth with him.
18:03
Yeah, Underdogs is gone.
18:04
He's closing the doors on Underdogs.
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I actually talked to him a
18:11
lot about it at the age group games.
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And I've talked to him about
18:15
it previously to that.
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With his daughter getting sick,
18:20
his priorities have changed completely.
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What he loves doing is coaching.
18:24
He doesn't love running a business.
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He says that in his statement today.
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And so he's moved over as a
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coach for HWPO.
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I think it is actually a perfect fit
18:39
The one thing that HWPO is
18:41
missing with their program
18:45
is a coach with the passion
18:48
that Justin has to coach
18:54
elite athletes to the CrossFit Games.
18:58
And his goal is to bring
18:59
another champion back to HWPO.
19:04
And...
19:07
And so it's the perfect fit.
19:09
And then Justin didn't want
19:10
to run a business.
19:11
He started underdogs and he was like,
19:15
and he even says it himself.
19:16
He was a mom and pop shop in
19:18
this world of like the big
19:20
proven and the big mayhem.
19:23
And even HWPO had way more
19:25
resources than he could
19:27
supply at underdogs for the athletes.
19:31
And so the move over for him
19:33
gives him resources he
19:35
didn't have before.
19:37
And and now he brings them a
19:39
coach with passion that
19:41
they've never really had.
19:43
So.
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And the one thing he told me
19:46
is he's really not going to
19:48
be he doesn't love doing programming.
19:50
He loves coaching.
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And so I think all the
19:53
people at HWPO that are
19:54
doing the programming will
19:55
continue to do the
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programming where he will
19:59
be there just to coach those athletes.
20:04
I know there's a lot of
20:04
questions popping in.
20:09
Is Alex an HWPO athlete?
20:11
I do not see the two of them
20:13
breaking up for any reason.
20:17
So I believe that Alex will
20:20
just go straight over to HWPO.
20:29
Are Alex and Justin moving to Boston?
20:31
I do not believe so.
20:33
I believe that Justin will
20:34
go ahead and stay in Vegas,
20:36
and he'll probably just do
20:37
things remote from there.
20:52
Aaron Frazier,
20:52
can you bring Keal Lehman to the podium?
20:54
Hey, maybe.
20:55
Maybe that's the thing we
20:56
just were missing.
21:07
Megan Bauman, he's a great coach,
21:08
so hoping it's a good fit for him, too.
21:10
I think it's a great fit for him.
21:14
Him and Matt O'Keefe are tight.
21:16
This seems to be the right fit for him.
21:20
He's going with someone he trusts,
21:22
and Justin's a big trust guy.
21:24
Yeah.
21:26
It's just his priorities had
21:28
to shift once Ivy was
21:30
diagnosed with this kidney disease.
21:32
And he needed to do
21:33
something that allowed him
21:36
to do what he loves on one
21:37
hand and to be with those
21:39
he loved on the other.
21:41
And this does that.
21:42
It takes a lot of the
21:43
minutia away from what he was doing.
21:46
And now all he's doing is coaching,
21:49
just coaching.
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I agree completely, Craig.
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Justin would be a great
21:57
front man for HWPO.
21:59
Nobody has the passion for
22:02
coaching and they're
22:02
athletes like Justin does.
22:05
And I think it's a great fit for them.
22:07
It's something they've been
22:08
missing for a while at HWPO.
22:11
And maybe this will bring
22:12
back their elite division
22:14
as part of their training camp.
22:22
Jay Burch, Alex Amano,
22:24
both will become HWPO from
22:26
my understanding.
22:27
I think all of his athletes
22:28
will go over to HWPO.
22:31
I think it's going to be a
22:31
pretty seamless transition.
22:33
It's just like when other
22:35
coaches have left,
22:36
like Kiefer went to Proven from Underdogs,
22:39
and Kiefer took all his
22:41
athletes with him.
22:42
It's going to be the same
22:43
thing that happened there, I believe.
22:56
Jeff Baker,
22:56
would Shane Orr or Mayhem take
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on athlete who wanted to
22:59
podium at the games and do it remotely?
23:01
They do right now.
23:05
There's a lot of Mayhem
23:06
athletes that don't live in Cookville.
23:08
Austin Hatfield lives in
23:09
West Virginia for now.
23:13
And Proven has all the
23:16
Australian athletes.
23:20
Olivia Kerstetter doesn't
23:21
live in Nashville.
23:24
She does that from Kansas.
23:26
So they all do it now.
23:29
I think they all found that
23:30
having everybody in the
23:31
same place competing
23:32
against each other every
23:33
single day isn't
23:35
necessarily the best fit.
23:37
That actually having some
23:40
people remote and working
23:42
with them there takes away
23:44
some of that burnout
23:47
competition that can happen
23:49
from day to day.
23:51
Yeah, Colton.
23:52
Colton is a remote athlete.
23:54
Megan's dead on.
23:55
Colton is a remote athlete
23:56
with proven as well.
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At AI, family always is priority,
24:06
work is second.
24:06
Exactly.
24:08
Exactly.
24:10
And again, I think it's the right fit.
24:13
I don't think Matt ever
24:15
wanted to be the coach of elite athletes.
24:18
And because of that,
24:19
HWPO kind of fell out of that.
24:22
They just didn't give... Other than Mal,
24:27
I just don't think they
24:28
gave it the attention that it needed.
24:31
And then... And Matt has one
24:35
way of doing things.
24:37
And like we saw with Jason Hopper,
24:38
that just didn't work for him.
24:40
Where now you have Justin Kotler,
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who is...
24:44
a little more like
24:45
independently programming
24:48
for people and making it fit for them.
24:53
And I think that's what they needed.
24:55
They needed that coach that
24:57
loves on their athletes,
25:00
that understands life.
25:03
You know, to be fair,
25:04
Justin's much older than Matt is.
25:08
He just understands more.
25:10
And so...
25:12
Bringing him on is a great move for HWPO.
25:15
Him going there is a great
25:16
move because it gives him
25:18
more resources because HWPO
25:20
is killing it in affiliate programming,
25:22
private programming.
25:24
They do golf programming, high rocks,
25:26
all those other things.
25:28
This just gives him more
25:29
resources to be able to
25:31
support his athletes the
25:33
way he wants to and will
25:34
give him the opportunity to
25:36
fight for that next
25:38
champion that he wants to coach.
25:52
Jeff Baco,
25:55
I'm a boomer and don't believe
25:56
in work from home either.
25:57
So I guess the road has
25:58
moved on and I am still in the past.
26:01
See,
26:01
I love work from home because I get to
26:03
do it.
26:05
And I think it works in certain scenarios.
26:09
Like in my scenario, I work from home,
26:13
but I test a system that
26:15
would go to our customers.
26:17
And because I'm at home,
26:18
I get to test it from
26:19
outside our firewall,
26:21
just like the customer would test it.
26:23
So it makes sense for me.
26:26
But I get what you're saying too.
26:27
Okay.
26:38
Uh, Jeff, don't worry,
26:38
you're a protected class.
26:40
There you go.
26:43
I am too.
26:51
Lately,
26:51
Matt is spending more time in
26:52
videos and IG posts,
26:54
but it looks forced and uncomfortable.
26:56
I don't disagree.
26:57
I don't think that this is
26:58
what Matt really wants to do.
27:01
all the time and justin
27:03
loves doing media he loves
27:06
talking to people it's
27:08
going to be a great fit for
27:10
him uh yeah affiliate is
27:20
michelle latondra
27:29
Dildo, Matt, Tia,
27:30
Rich can't coach of athletes.
27:32
They were so dominant and
27:34
trained in a way that any
27:36
athlete doesn't give the
27:37
effort they gave will be
27:39
perceived as not trying hard enough.
27:43
There is an old saying that
27:46
those who were really great
27:48
have a hard time coaching
27:50
because a lot of things
27:51
come naturally to them too.
27:53
So it's hard to teach
27:54
something that didn't come hard to you.
27:59
If you have to go through
28:00
the steps yourself,
28:01
then you kind of understand it better.
28:21
Spending the time traveling
28:22
on the road can be spent
28:23
doing more things at home.
28:27
Exactly.
28:41
I work from home and my
28:42
house can start to feel like a prison.
28:49
You know,
28:50
you do have to kind of make that
28:51
concerted effort to get out of the house.
28:54
And this show helps me a lot.
28:56
Just going to my basement,
28:57
talking to you guys for half hour,
28:59
forty five minutes every day.
29:01
Just as a nice break in the
29:03
middle of the day that I
29:03
need to kind of get out of my rut.
29:09
And then like going and
29:11
working out or going to a
29:13
gym or going hanging out
29:15
with friends like that just
29:17
becomes more priority when
29:18
you work from home.
29:30
uh you need a second
29:30
computer in the basement
29:31
set up mark yep yep that's
29:35
what I do um so yeah so I'm
29:45
excited for justin we
29:46
talked this morning he's
29:47
super excited uh I had
29:53
guessed that he was going
29:54
to make this move
29:56
We were going to meet at the
29:57
age group games,
29:58
and I was going to tell him my guess.
30:01
I did not get the right training camp,
30:03
though.
30:04
But I did know he was going
30:05
to make a move.
30:07
I just picked the wrong one.
30:11
So my initial gut was that
30:14
he was going to go with HWPO.
30:16
but I second-guessed it
30:17
because of something I heard in a podcast,
30:20
and then I thought he was
30:21
going to go to TTT because
30:24
they announced in their
30:25
podcast that he had helped
30:26
them out at the games this year,
30:29
and they really appreciated
30:30
his help with their
30:31
athletes because of the two buildings,
30:34
and that's where I got
30:37
swung in the wrong direction.
30:44
So there it is.
30:45
Yeah.
30:57
Jeff Baco,
30:58
I'm just annoyed that I look
30:59
forward to retirement to be
31:01
able to go to Walmart at
31:02
ten AM when everyone is at
31:03
work and now everyone works from home.
31:06
So it's as crowded all day long.
31:10
Well, if they're working from home,
31:12
they're not supposed to be at Walmart.
31:14
They just need better bosses.
31:24
And my wife has her office
31:26
in the spare bedroom,
31:27
and I'm down in the foyer
31:29
with my computer.
31:30
We both wear headphones.
31:31
That's just like being in the office, man.
31:33
I used to wear headphones in
31:34
the office all day long.
31:37
It's just nice now.
31:38
My wife gets to work from
31:40
home a couple days a week,
31:42
and then it's headphones time for us too.
31:44
So there's that.
31:54
Jay Burch,
31:56
did you know they sell many road
31:57
casters at Target?
31:58
I did not.
32:06
Best time for Walmart is nine p.m.
32:09
I need to correct you.
32:10
The best time for Walmart is never.
32:14
I do not go to Walmart
32:15
unless it is an absolute emergency.
32:23
Where I live, the Walmart is busy.
32:25
Twenty-four hours a day.
32:28
It's never a good time to go.
32:31
I go to an alternative store
32:33
because it's just way
32:34
better than Walmart for the crowds.
32:40
It's just awful.
32:41
Okay.
32:55
I saw a whole podcast set up
32:57
there the other day.
32:58
You know what's crazy?
33:00
I'm going to let you guys in
33:01
on a little secret.
33:03
I'm sitting here on an iPad, no Rodecaster,
33:06
no microphone, and I'm doing a podcast.
33:10
If you truly, truly wanted to do a podcast,
33:13
you don't need any of that stuff.
33:16
You just have to have a
33:17
computer of some sort and
33:20
the software to get online.
33:22
That's it.
33:26
And everybody asks me, like,
33:29
how do you start?
33:30
How do you start?
33:31
You just fire it up and you go.
33:33
When you first start,
33:34
nobody's listening to you anyway.
33:36
And that's the perfect time
33:37
to get started when nobody's listening.
33:41
Because you can screw up all
33:42
you want and you can listen
33:43
back and you can make
33:44
changes and do all those things.
33:49
And I've said this over and over again.
33:51
These people that get a
33:53
podcast on another channel,
33:56
that already has listeners and viewers,
34:00
that is so scary to me.
34:02
I can't like, cause when you,
34:04
your first podcast,
34:06
you have tons of people listening to you.
34:09
Even if it's a hundred,
34:10
that's way more than, um,
34:14
that's way more than I ever had.
34:17
I mean,
34:17
when I first started my first ten
34:18
episodes, it was my mom.
34:20
She was the only one that listened.
34:24
Um,
34:25
And so you can mess up all you want,
34:28
but like the glintons that
34:29
went right onto a savant channel, um,
34:33
you have the out in the box
34:36
office girls that went on, be friendly.
34:40
Like they started up in
34:41
front of the whole world.
34:44
I could never, ever have done that.
34:47
I screwed up so much early on.
34:53
Um,
34:55
Best time is end of the month.
34:57
Nobody is there because poor
34:58
people don't have any EBT left.
35:02
That's good logic, Seema.
35:12
You sound better than dense on this iPad,
35:14
too.
35:15
I know she's like,
35:17
she had a mic and then she got a new mic.
35:19
And I was like, where...
35:23
It was not there.
35:25
This was the worst audio
35:26
I've heard of hers.
35:28
It was a good episode today, but yeah.
35:33
I thought she got a new mic.
35:35
If that's the new mic,
35:37
she needs to go back to the old one.
35:46
Jay Burch,
35:46
so are you just running through
35:47
YouTube or do you have any
35:49
StreamYard running?
35:50
So I have StreamYard running.
35:51
That's what allows me to
35:52
pull over the comments.
35:54
But when I first started,
35:55
I did it straight through YouTube.
35:57
Well, actually, when I first started,
35:58
we were audio only.
36:00
So I just did it and
36:02
recorded it and then pushed
36:03
it out to all the audio platforms.
36:08
And then when we went over to YouTube,
36:10
I ran it.
36:11
We did everything recorded online.
36:14
and then I just uploaded it
36:15
all to YouTube.
36:19
If you're gonna go live with a chat,
36:22
then you probably need a
36:23
StreamYard or one of the
36:25
other softwares that allow you to do that,
36:29
because it allows you to be
36:30
more interactive with the audience.
36:33
But yeah.
36:39
A five a.m.
36:39
squat club.
36:41
Preach, just do it, yep.
36:44
My mom doesn't watch my lives.
36:47
Yeah, my mom does.
36:49
She's been watching the
36:50
lunch show for the last couple weeks.
36:53
Because she had a little mishap at work.
36:57
And so she's been off for a couple weeks.
37:00
And she's been listening every day,
37:01
but she's babysitting my dog.
37:03
And so she hasn't been able
37:04
to watch me in the
37:06
afternoon because my dog
37:07
goes absolutely apeshit
37:09
when he hears my voice on the TV.
37:19
It's still just your mom listening.
37:20
She just got tech savvy,
37:22
created forty different
37:23
accounts and comments from
37:24
themselves simultaneously.
37:26
Hey.
37:28
Still breaks up my day and
37:29
still fun for me to do then.
37:31
Hi, mom.
37:36
They screw up too,
37:37
but just don't hide the mistakes.
37:39
What I love about the Glintons,
37:40
and I've said this over the
37:42
last few weeks, is they are so...
37:49
energetic and enthusiastic
37:51
about everything in the space.
37:54
And I think some of us that
37:55
have been in it a long time
37:56
have gotten jaded over time.
37:59
And they really have refreshed my love,
38:02
my overall love for the sport.
38:05
And that's where like,
38:06
when I go to the age group games,
38:08
like I am,
38:10
those athletes make me so giddy.
38:14
So giddy.
38:16
I just love hanging out with them,
38:18
probably because I'm fifty
38:19
five and they're all my age
38:21
and we can sit and chat and
38:24
tell stories and and we all
38:26
can relate to each other.
38:28
They all work jobs.
38:30
They all have kids.
38:33
that's what the glintons are
38:34
for me man they like when
38:35
they were at the games and
38:36
their show right after
38:38
talking about meeting this
38:39
person and that person like
38:41
I remember when that was my
38:42
first thing when I was a
38:43
volunteer I used they used
38:45
to call me the selfie king
38:47
when I was uh back as a
38:49
volunteer I would get my
38:50
picture taken with
38:51
everybody and uh and it
38:58
So they actually have
39:00
re-energized my love and my
39:04
joy in the sport because
39:06
they just are sharing with
39:08
us their perspective that
39:10
I've lost because of being
39:13
jaded through different things.
39:15
And I just love the fact
39:18
that they're very open and
39:19
honest about it and love that.
39:24
So.
39:28
The Glintons are very talented, they are.
39:36
Yeah, Jay Burch,
39:37
when I'm with the age group athletes,
39:38
we talk about the same aches and pains.
39:44
David Reed,
39:45
definition of hell is providing
39:46
tech support for your parents.
39:48
Amen, brother.
39:52
my gosh my mom calls and she
39:55
got signed out of something
39:57
or she oh my frustrations
40:01
grow so fast trying to
40:04
explain to her and on
40:05
FaceTime like I'm trying to
40:07
get her to turn the camera
40:09
so I can see what she's
40:10
looking at so I know where
40:12
she's at cuz she can't even
40:13
describe to me like where it went wrong
40:18
And then she,
40:19
she's moving and shaking and trying to,
40:22
and I can't, I'm ready to throw up.
40:24
Cause I feel like I'm on a
40:25
rollercoaster ride.
40:28
Insane.
40:31
I love her to death.
40:33
I love her to death, but the tech stuff,
40:35
holy cow.
40:38
Just.
40:42
FaceTiming the parent equals
40:44
thumb over the camera.
40:45
Well, my mom's FaceTime thing is,
40:48
I don't know if I can do it.
40:49
This would be FaceTiming my mom.
40:53
It's always like this.
40:56
I don't know why she is
40:58
looking in a different direction,
41:00
but all I can see is the top of her head.
41:10
Ugh.
41:14
They changed everything.
41:16
It was just an update.
41:21
David Reed, I think we are related.
41:30
My son is like an old man.
41:31
I give more tech support to
41:33
him than he does me.
41:36
I don't ever, ever want to...
41:41
get to a point where I can't
41:43
just get through some stuff on my own.
41:53
iPhone seventeen has a
41:54
center stage on the front
41:55
camera now for our parents.
41:58
You would think you would
42:00
think but my mom has
42:04
mastered the ability to
42:06
duck the front the center stage.
42:11
And then when it does
42:13
activate on her and she's
42:15
taking a drink and she does that,
42:20
I get the close-up,
42:21
like right in here of her taking a drink.
42:29
Yeah, AstroServe,
42:30
we have talked about that
42:31
Kotler is going to be on
42:32
Brian Friend's channel here in a bit.
42:39
So...
42:44
Anyway, with that, guys,
42:50
coming up on the forty five minute mark,
42:53
I'm going to try to do
42:53
shows every day from
42:54
Montana here and hopefully
42:57
get caught up on some of
42:58
the CrossFit stuff.
43:01
Again, super happy for Justin Kotler.
43:08
He sounded like we were
43:09
texting back and forth this morning.
43:11
This is exactly what he needs,
43:14
and he's the perfect fit for them.
43:16
And I think he's the perfect fit for them.
43:20
They're the perfect fit for him.
43:22
And it's going to go well.
43:26
And I think he's going to be
43:27
tremendously successful there.
43:31
And I'll have him on soon.
43:35
We can talk about all that stuff.
43:38
But he said pretty much
43:40
everything in the
43:41
announcements on Instagram.
43:44
And when I get Justin on,
43:45
I like to just chat about
43:46
different stuff.
43:47
So anyway, with that, guys, Mark Phillips,
43:54
so congrats on the Daughter Life event.
43:57
Very exciting.
43:57
It's really awesome.
44:03
Kotler will also be on Pedro
44:05
this afternoon.
44:11
You're the most relaxed of
44:12
the CrossFit podcast.
44:13
Easy listening.
44:17
Yeah,
44:18
unless I get into like riff mode or
44:21
something gets me all fired
44:22
up or someone gets me all fired up.
44:29
Watch for bears and moose.
44:32
Yeah,
44:34
when we were heading out to the
44:34
mountains yesterday,
44:35
there was a crossing sign
44:38
for bighorn sheep yesterday.
44:40
And then that's all my wife
44:41
wanted to see were the bighorn sheep.
44:43
So hopefully we see some before we leave.
44:45
We did not see any yesterday,
44:49
but that'd be fun.
44:54
Trent Olive, glad to see you're doing well,
44:56
Scott.
44:57
Enjoy your family time.
44:58
We're having a blast.
45:00
All right, guys, with that,
45:07
We will see you all tomorrow.
45:09
Have a great day.
45:10
And you knuckleheads get back to work.
45:13
With that, we'll catch everybody tomorrow.
45:15
Bye, guys.