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This is off track.
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Good morning. Hello
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and welcome to another episode of Off Track
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with Hinch and Rossie.
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How are you? The one that's late when I'm the one up
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at 5:30 AM
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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Uh, have you been to the gym yet today?
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Yeah, just got back.
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Why do I feel like that's not
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necessarily a factual statement? , do you even,
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Do you even have a gym membership anymore? Yeah.
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Still with Equinox
You pay a lot to not
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Go.
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When was, when was the last time you went to Equinox?
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I went on Monday, so it's been
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a bit, but I was there Monday.
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Oh. It's not bad. I just feel, I just feel like
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for a couple hundred dollars a month for the amount
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that you go, you could probably just do a Planet
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Fitness like nine nine. I
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Try to go three times a week, at least.
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I didn't know that. That's my fear. Yeah.
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I, I retract my statement.
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I figured you hadn't been since you were
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done training for your marathon.
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No, I, I, I don't work out or anything, you know. Oh, .
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It's smoothies and eucalyptus towels. Oh my God.
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Wow. No,
Eucalypt. I go and work out towels.
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I do
Movies, eucalyptus towels.
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You don't swim anymore though,
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do you? You were a big swimmer for
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It's been a while.
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I'm, I'm not trying to get back into it. Hmm.
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I do thi I'm like, Alex, I pick up a hobby.
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I just don't do it as well as Alex does.
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Yeah. Alex goes in like 10, 10, 10.
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What was your hobby? When was the last time you like
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adjusted the water stuff on your pool?
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It's all automated now, dude. We've been over this .
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Um, it's also closed. It's not,
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Is it not, dude, it's minus one out there right now.
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It was 75 on Saturday.
It's minus one today.
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Well, I was in it on Saturday,
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So that is good for you.
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It's getting close on Thursday.
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Anyways,
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Tim, Tim, what are, I wanna know what your hobbies are
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besides 3D printing. Oh, I had 3D
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Even.
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You're not doing
Astronomy.
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Yes, he does. Dude, I was at his house.
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I shut Alex, I did a lot.
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I was at his house for Halloween, a total
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of like 12 hours I think.
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And he, dude, we were driving to San Diego
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and he was printing <inaudible> from his phone. ,
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like he, it, the printer never stopped during the middle
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of the night when we were not in the house.
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He was printing, he was upset.
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He couldn't print something
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because he didn't have the right filament in.
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Mm-hmm . And it doesn't automatically change it.
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Three. You printed that yesterday.
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There you go. I dunno what that is.
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He was, he was like, oh, do you want a,
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a little candle holder Halloween?
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A little Halloween like decoration thing.
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I was like, no, I don't. He was like, cool.
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It's coming right up. . So he's
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he is 3D printing everything. He
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that are functional like a, like a dog leash holder.
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something else that was actually dunk poop shoulder.
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No, that wasn't the cool one.
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There was a cool, there was actually something I was
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like, that's awesome.
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I forget what it was. Anyways,
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It's a lot.
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There's a lot. I don't, there could be anything
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You need print something for like your,
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your glassware or something. I don't know.
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Glassware? No, I don't think so. Oh, oh, no. Yeah.
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No, I have the storage. No, the storage. Yes.
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He cre he 3D printed a a fridge organizer device.
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Yeah, because I have the, I have the per cans,
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but the shelf that I want to have 'em on,
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it's not tall enough for Perry a cans.
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So I designed a little like slot thing to hold them.
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It's actually fairly impressive. That's
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Actually not, I'm not mad at that ,
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Even though you, you get it like next day on Amazon
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for six point 99, it's still impressive.
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It was like 56 cents worth of filament to print it.
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I mean Yeah, once you get over the upfront investment ,
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if you're gonna use it a lot, it makes sense.
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I think I'm pretty well past that upfront investment.
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How often this gets used.
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I printed a bunch of these little like pumpkin token things
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for Hazel's class for Halloween.
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Okay. They've articulated legs. Yeah.
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Articulated legs. He says this,
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This little guy right there at the Christmas ornament
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with his legs hanging over my bookshelf next
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to the caution sign.
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That's also 3D printed .
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It says caution don't approach before coffee.
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Wow. Tim Original. That is so lame.
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I didn't design that one. I found it
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online. I thought it was funny. You
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Want all of these things You I was gonna get in Cracker
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Barrel
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True. Um, I'm sorry. How many of these things do you design?
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I was just gonna say it's so a good amount.
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What you're designing them on what,
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like the software that comes with the machine? Yeah,
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It's called Blender.
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It's like a 3D, uh,
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like a 3D design software. So you build stuff in
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3D.
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Okay. Yeah. I didn't know how to use it.
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I've just kind of been figuring it out.
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Lot of YouTube tutorials.
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I have that unfortunate belief in myself that like
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with a YouTube tutorial, I could do anything.
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I actually, I'm with you on that. I also feel that way.
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They're pretty good these days. I've, they're
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Shockingly oppressive on YouTube.
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It is. It's amazing what you can learn off YouTube.
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Mm-hmm. I feel like I wasted a lot of money on college.
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This isn't an interesting topic.
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If you believe that, what are you
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gonna tell your daughter to do?
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She's gotta go to USC
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Oh, not even just has to go to college.
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She has to go to USC specifically. Yeah. Got it.
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I feel like you still want your kid
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to have the college experience,
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even if it's not necessarily,
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I think there's a lot of life lessons.
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I, I don't know. I I think,
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I think we put too much emphasis on college.
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Like if she wants to go to a, if her idea a profession
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that doesn't require college, I'm all for it.
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Or a trade school or things like that.
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I think we put way too much of an emphasis on like, you have
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to go to college 'cause college is the thing that you do.
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Well that's everything. That's a lot easier said than done
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when it's your own kid.
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So there's some conflicting things
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there.
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Yeah. I mean, you know, you've got two college
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Dropouts. Your dad now
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On this, so. Oh, I don't
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College might not exist.
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That's true. , I was really banking
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on like, affordability.
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Like, I was like either by the time Hazel gets old enough
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for college, like tuition's no longer gonna be a thing
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or it's just gonna be so laughably
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expensive that it doesn't count.
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But I was like really hoping it was gonna be the tuition's
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no longer a thing and it's looking
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like it's going the other way.
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It's Yeah. Super not gonna be what you said.
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That's not gonna be a thing. Mm-hmm .
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Um, just, uh, you know, marry a Canadian,
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get her a Canadian passport
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and then she could go to school in Canada.
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I don't for Penn on the dollar. She
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Could Canadian passport if I married a Canadian.
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Yeah. I feel like if she's your
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kid, you could figure that out somehow.
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I did. Now Ben has that option, which is cool.
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Ben can go to a good school back, back home
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for pennies on the dollar.
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Hey. Might be doing that.
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Our college education system might be messed up,
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but at least our healthcare is
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I mean, I'm not gonna sit here and brag about hours,
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so let's let's, let's not go down that rabbit hole.
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Um, what, uh, what is, how is, how was everybody's weekend?
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How's everybody's weekend? Tim, what'd you get up to?
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You seem to be on a roll. Uh,
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Let's, you know, it's 5 45 on a
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Monday, so Yeah, let's get into it.
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So it, it just literally just ended for you.
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Hazel speaking of her has a project where she
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and some of her friends in class had to make like a boat out
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of styrofoam and stuff
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and they have to like launch it down a pool.
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She can't 3D print it. I know.
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They were like, we have to build a boat for science class.
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I was like on it. She's like,
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can't have any plastic. I was like, I'm
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Good luck kid.
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And so here,
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Somehow my house became the one
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where we all like got together on,
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on Saturday for her group project.
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And it's, I dunno if you guys have seen it's raining space.
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Yeah, exactly. It's, it's raining in LA so like,
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all the parents were like, well, I don't wanna drive.
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I'm just gonna hang here while the kids work on it.
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So we doubled the amount of people in my tiny ass apartment.
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Um, and I had told myself like, very sternly, I'm going
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to let Hazel and her friends figure this out on their own.
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If they ask for help, I'll help,
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but I'm not gonna like, I'm not gonna be one of those dads
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that's like building the boat for them.
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We all became those dads
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that are like building the boat for 'em.
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And I gotta say, none of us know how to build a boat. Yeah.
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Like they would've been much better off without us.
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It's, it's rubber bands and popsicle sticks and styrofoam.
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I once built a, in physics class in high school, we had
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to build a car that was powered
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by gravity.
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everybody got the same weight
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and you had to use that weight to propel the car.
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So it was some form of the weight drops,
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A pine pulls
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and No, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's on a flat surface.
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Oh.
So you release the weight, it, as it falls,
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it pulls some string that you've wrapped around an axle and,
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and it's all about, it was all about
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how far you could go with it.
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Right. What distance you could get.
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So a big part of it was like making it light
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and making it roll free, like less mechanical friction so
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that I could go further on the same weight.
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And I gotta say, man, I really, I knocked
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that one outta the park 'cause I built
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a transmission for it.
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It had like, on the axle I had different sized like kind
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of sprocket type things and wrapped the string around it.
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So off the top it accelerated way faster.
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And then the last few, like polls, it was really small.
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And then I had it really just go
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and it was, it just rolled so free.
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It was beautiful.
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It's the only thing I did well in physics class.
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So you just needed more, more classes to be about cars. I
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Just, I just need more car related stuff.
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and didn't, didn't actually fully appreciate
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that until later in life
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In that chapter of the Great Gatsby.
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What car was Gatsby
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driving?
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He was in a 36, uh, Deusenberg. It was,
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I was gonna say it was a deusenberg.
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I'm proud of you. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Okay. So it would've worked.
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Wow. This is actually, that's actually, wow.
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I have a one track mind, no pun intended. .
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, uh, Alex, we, we saw each other on the weekend.
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We saw each other a couple times actually. Mm-hmm .
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You got me to go golfing kind of. Not really. Hmm.
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So Tim, you know how much I love golf, right? I have
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A golfer, regular John Daly. Is that a golfer?
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That's that's a golfer also has a drink named after him.
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Yeah. I learned this this week.
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Isn't isn't that just an Arnold Palmer with vodka?
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Sure is. Sure is. Yeah. , which is John Daly. Yeah.
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Yeah. . Um, no, so I don't like golf. I don't, I don't golf.
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And, and Alex was like, let's go golfing.
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I was like, okay, fine. It was a nice day.
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It was gonna be a nice day. A go golfing. I was a bachelor.
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Becky's, you know, outta town, just working.
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And the day before we're going golfing.
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I had a super old man moment. He, he
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Pulled a Tim,
I pulled a Tim, you hurt your back.
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I injured myself while sleeping. It was my neck.
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But yeah, like four o'clock in the morning
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and you know, like, you wake up and you kinda just like,
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you tense every muscle just kinda get under stretch.
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As I was doing that, I looked over at the clock
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and I just heard the most obnoxious noise go in my neck.
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I'm like, huh. Oh my God. I was in so much pain, .
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I was in like, absolute agony.
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So like, I just, I just lay in bed
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for the next three hours like this
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until Becky's alarm goes off
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and then have to get her to the airport.
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I go see like my physio Mike, and he works on my neck.
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So the next day I, I was like,
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I probably shouldn't go golfing, should I?
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He was like, well, no, but movement is good.
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So I was like, all right. I'd already said I was gonna go.
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It's a nice day out. I was gonna go hang with my buddies
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and maybe I'll put, you know.
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So we go, Alex hosts us at his, at his country club.
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Mm-hmm . Shut up.
At, at the club.
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Did did you wear your Marco Andretti shirt like
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I did when I went there? ?
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No, I did not.
He was so mad. .
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But did you know that you're not allowed
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to wear hats there unless you've been a member
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for at least five years? . What?
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That can't be real. That's not
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A real thing.
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I had the same reaction at first.
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I was like, oh my God, I hate this.
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Oh, you're kidding. Okay.
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Okay.
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Alex did have me going on that one for a sec.
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Anyway, so, so it was me, Alex, and Connor.
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We had a fourth friend who
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was supposed to come, but he didn't make it.
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And I basically decided to just, um, just chip and putt.
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'cause that wasn't like too much swinging.
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It wasn't gonna hurt too bad.
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So anytime we were chipping distance, I'd just throw a ball
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and I just drove the rest of the time.
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And it was great outside. It was beautiful on one hole.
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It was a short hole. And they were like, you know,
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hitting stone irons off, off
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The tee box.
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I didn't bitch, what'd I bitch about?
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Oh, it's too bumpy. Oh, where's the car path? Oh
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Yeah, dude.
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Yes, I did complain about that. That's the same thing.
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You're, you're, you're, you're saying say three things,
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but it's the same issue that, yeah, that doesn't count.
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Anyway. Uh, so
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I claim Pebble it has X, Y, Z. Yes.
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Pebble has much better grounds.
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I mean, it was, I don't even know why
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people play in other courses.
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It's insane. . So , so we get
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to this one hole and they're
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banging seven irons off a tee box.
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'cause it was like, what, 120 yard hole or something?
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First of all, no, don't make us look like a bunch of
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wankers hitting a seven iron, 120 yards.
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It was like a, maybe, maybe it was longer than that.
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It was like 148.
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Okay. 48 fine. Sorry, I don't know. I don't speak golf.
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And so he's like, Hey, this one's not even that far.
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You should just play it. And I was like, okay, fine.
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I'll play it. And so as we get up
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to the box, Alex goes to Connor.
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So our, our other buddy that did make it, he's a big, uh,
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consumer of Fireball.
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And so the golf cart just came, you know, he is a member
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of this, of the club also.
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And the golf cart just came prepped with a couple
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of Fireball shots in it.
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And, uh, I should
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Start playing golf. Mm.
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Mm-hmm.
So, yeah, you'd love golf with this guy.
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So as we get up to the box, guy says the counter, he goes,
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Hey, if James beats us in this hole, we both have
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to do a shot of Fireball.
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And I was like, okay. Like I'm not gonna, I don't play golf
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and I haven't been to swing all day and I'm injured.
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So anyway, so I win the hole and I go to Alex
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and I was like, so buddy, where's your shot of Fireball?
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And he looks at me and he goes, James,
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I'm a father now I don't do shots. And he stormed
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out
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It's true.
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It kind of, I just stand there like, what just happened?
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I love it. I, you know what though?
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Because that is, that is the one thing about parenting
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that nobody talks about The advantage you have.
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Do you know how many social gatherings I've been to
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that I didn't want to go to since Hazel was born?
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Zero. Because I have a built in Oh yeah.
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Perfect excuse for everything now. Mm-hmm .
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And I'm just glad Alex embraced that early.
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'cause you can get at any like,
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No, so it's not, it's, it's the,
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the very quick realization.
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And you always, I always admired this about you, Tim, even
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before Ben existed was you were like, if I have Hazel
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or I'm going to have Hazel, like I'm not gonna drink
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because, well, why would I, sort of thing.
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Yeah. But then, but then the, the Stark reality,
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and I've messaged Hunter Ray about this, um, since then,
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like the stark reality of having to care for a child
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with any sort of hangover is horrible.
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'cause it's the worst thing for a child in the middle
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of the night sober is horrible.
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I mean, it's not, but it's hard.
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And so I just can't,
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I can't imagine coupling those two things together.
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So yeah. Great. Excuse smart.
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It also makes sense why when we used to always, I used
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to always go to that charity event that Ryan
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and Becky would host, uh, for racing for cancer.
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The kids weren't there the most years.
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And uh, let me tell you, Becky
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and Ryan were taking advantage of the fact
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that they probably normally don't drink
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because taking care of kids with a hangover sucks.
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Golfing with a hangover. Not a problem.
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Uh, coaching people in motor sports,
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evidently also not an issue for Ryan.
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Hungover did that a couple times. Um, yeah.
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You know, school, school series and then, oh, let's try.
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So, yeah. And then on Saturday we were supposed to go
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to the basketball game, but you had commitments otherwise.
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So mm-hmm . Connor and I went to the basketball game.
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Mm-hmm . And you know what, you know what was awesome about
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that night is, I think,
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and we were talking about this a little bit, I've,
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I've been traveling so much this year that one
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of the hardest things about being gone as much
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as I am is like, you lose touch with people, right?
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Like, you miss just going and interacting with your friends
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or like, you know, you can, you got our group chats and,
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and you stay in touch texting or whatever.
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But like, it is different when you're not there to go
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to things and see people in person or whatever.
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And so Connor
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and I are like, all right, let's meet at Prime for a drink
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before we go to the game.
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Okay, cool. So we go to Prime and there we see Bird
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and Bella and there we see Lauren and bi
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and uh, a few other people
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and it's just like, oh, like this is just
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where the community hangs out.
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And then at the game we ran into Christian Lard
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and Dev d Francesco and, and some people.
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And it was just like fun going out with one person
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and running into like 10 people that you knew.
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You mean living your life in the, you live in I
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Don't, I don't get to do that very often, Alex.
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Yeah, no. So it was a nice, it was a nice thing. I
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Know.
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It was a nice
Thing. That's,
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It's
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That's why we No, it's just like you gotta,
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you take things for granted, right?
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Yeah. Like you don't realize, um, how nice things are
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until you don't have the opportunity to do it anymore.
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But listen, you're almost done. Almost done.
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I mean, you're not, but you are .
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I just have like 24,000 miles
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to fly and then I'll be done.
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Yeah, yeah.
And 20 more days on the
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road, something like that.
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Why are you complaining? So, no, but it's so true. .
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It's so true. 'cause you're like,
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everyone's like, oh that's so cool.
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You travel so much for work
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and you get to go to all these cool
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places, blah, blah, blah.
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And yes, that is a hundred percent true.
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That is very accurate. But it's also super cool getting
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to like be home and hang out with your friends
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and see people and live in your house.
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And not fall
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behind on everything that needs to be done here
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And play golf. But not really.
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It's a balance. I am looking forward
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to having a good neck again
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and then actually going and playing.
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Although then, oh yeah, I forgot. That was the other thing.
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So then the next day we played, we went back
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to the club,
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I hate you
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Hey man, if we're gonna, if we're gonna lay in a hunter ray,
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which by the way, can we just talk about
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how floored we were when we learned that he actually listens
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to this show frequently and knows how much shocking dude,
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the fact that we were calling him old as dirt
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and frequently mentioning his yacht without him,
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without knowing that he was listening.
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Yeah. That was just how we naturally behave about it. Yeah.
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Now that we know he listens poor guy,
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it is gonna make this show.
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It's gonna get real bad. Anyways,
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were back at when his yacht
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Butler tells him what we said this week.
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Oh man, . Oh yeah. 'cause he doesn't listen to the shows.
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He has his butler write them out and
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and recite them back to him.
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Mm-hmm. While he's on the bow of the yacht, uh,
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sipping a cocktail.
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Um, but yes. So back at the club we uh,
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wanted to play Paddle.
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So I have to play Paddle in Abu Dhabi against
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to the William Shriners Ade Ade, whatever.
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I don't care. I'm not gonna call it that.
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That just sounds weird outta
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My mouth.
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Well, no, 'cause it's two different things.
499
00:19:36.165 --> 00:19:39.975
Okay. So yes and no. Yes.
500
00:19:40.495 --> 00:19:43.685
I mean, but no, what Okay.
501
00:19:44.115 --> 00:19:46.965
What we played on the weekend was not Paddle.
502
00:19:47.505 --> 00:19:48.685
And it was not Adele. No. It was
503
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Paddle.
504
00:19:49.685 --> 00:19:52.725
No, it was not. It was not. Yes. So, no.
505
00:19:53.265 --> 00:19:54.325
Let me, let me explain.
506
00:19:54.805 --> 00:19:56.285
I have a friend who is a like
507
00:19:56.605 --> 00:19:58.245
championship winning tennis player.
508
00:19:59.085 --> 00:20:00.565
Canadian kid. We went to high school together, Scott.
509
00:20:01.145 --> 00:20:04.405
And he is literally in the paddle business.
510
00:20:04.585 --> 00:20:07.765
He is a partner in, in a couple paddle facilities
511
00:20:08.145 --> 00:20:09.165
and one of them is in Vegas.
512
00:20:09.665 --> 00:20:11.805
So I reached out to him, I was like, Hey man, would love
513
00:20:11.805 --> 00:20:13.045
to play this week when we come out.
514
00:20:13.045 --> 00:20:16.405
Are you gonna be there? And so we started chatting
515
00:20:16.405 --> 00:20:18.365
and I was like, yeah, I actually played this morning
516
00:20:18.705 --> 00:20:21.885
for the first time in indie at my buddy's club.
517
00:20:22.705 --> 00:20:24.205
And, but I was like, but it was weird
518
00:20:24.405 --> 00:20:26.005
'cause it had chain link fences instead
519
00:20:26.005 --> 00:20:27.245
of plexiglass walls or whatever.
520
00:20:27.245 --> 00:20:30.685
And he goes, oh yeah, that's called platform tennis.
521
00:20:32.165 --> 00:20:33.385
And he sends me a picture and it's
522
00:20:33.385 --> 00:20:34.545
exactly the same, it's the same floor.
523
00:20:34.855 --> 00:20:38.425
It's the chain link fences, it's the ball not paddle.
524
00:20:38.535 --> 00:20:39.865
It's called Platform Tennis.
525
00:20:41.025 --> 00:20:42.025
Interesting. Mm-hmm .
526
00:20:42.105 --> 00:20:45.985
It's weird that the people that have four of these courts
527
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and built an entire facility
528
00:20:47.625 --> 00:20:50.445
around these four courts think it's paddle.
529
00:20:51.405 --> 00:20:52.765
I think they probably did that
530
00:20:52.765 --> 00:20:56.325
because no one on earth has ever heard of platform tennis.
531
00:20:57.025 --> 00:20:58.165
And so they're like, great point.
532
00:20:58.165 --> 00:20:59.845
Well we'll just call paddle. 'cause no one's gonna be like,
533
00:20:59.845 --> 00:21:01.245
oh, I wanna sign up for the platform.
534
00:21:01.245 --> 00:21:03.765
What the hell's platform? Who the was sitting there being
535
00:21:03.765 --> 00:21:04.805
like, you know
536
00:21:04.805 --> 00:21:07.565
what the world is missing another paddle sport
537
00:21:07.585 --> 00:21:10.005
that's somewhere in between tennis and pickleball
538
00:21:10.025 --> 00:21:12.085
and paddle, let's call it platform tennis
539
00:21:12.185 --> 00:21:14.805
and just, I don't know, change the ball on the surface. It
540
00:21:14.945 --> 00:21:15.945
Too many.
541
00:21:15.945 --> 00:21:16.845
It's also weird because it, there's no,
542
00:21:17.975 --> 00:21:19.965
aside from the scoring, there's absolutely
543
00:21:20.155 --> 00:21:22.735
zero net commonality.
544
00:21:23.555 --> 00:21:24.555
The net,
545
00:21:25.735 --> 00:21:27.135
I mean, but the net's shorter and smaller.
546
00:21:27.135 --> 00:21:28.295
Like it's actually nice just
547
00:21:28.395 --> 00:21:29.395
The net, but net.
548
00:21:29.395 --> 00:21:31.295
But the net's, the, the net's the same as paddle.
549
00:21:32.675 --> 00:21:35.095
Yes, that is true.
So it's weird.
550
00:21:35.335 --> 00:21:36.375
'cause like it, it's not tennis.
551
00:21:36.645 --> 00:21:38.655
It's very far from tennis. Very
552
00:21:38.655 --> 00:21:39.655
Far from tennis.
553
00:21:40.255 --> 00:21:41.925
I mean it's wh
I
554
00:21:42.035 --> 00:21:46.045
Mean it's more ping pong, it's more adult sized ping pong.
555
00:21:46.755 --> 00:21:49.285
Well it's, it's more like pickleball than tennis.
556
00:21:49.675 --> 00:21:51.405
Well, except you can't, no,
557
00:21:51.405 --> 00:21:53.085
because you, when you play doubles,
558
00:21:53.085 --> 00:21:55.045
you have someone living at the net,
559
00:21:55.045 --> 00:21:56.445
whereas pickleball, that's not allowed.
560
00:21:56.675 --> 00:21:58.925
Yeah. I mean it could live just outside the kitchen's
561
00:21:58.925 --> 00:22:01.525
Quite, it's quite far away from pickleball. I don't know
562
00:22:01.765 --> 00:22:03.405
That's that's debatable either way.
563
00:22:03.405 --> 00:22:06.085
There's too many racket sports that fall within,
564
00:22:06.195 --> 00:22:08.325
like if you do the Venn diagram of
565
00:22:09.005 --> 00:22:10.925
Platform tennis, I guess is what we're gonna call it,
566
00:22:11.065 --> 00:22:12.805
is awesome because it's a winter sport.
567
00:22:13.425 --> 00:22:16.365
You, it's like the only sport that involves a ball
568
00:22:16.995 --> 00:22:19.645
that you can play outside in Indiana when it's snowing
569
00:22:19.645 --> 00:22:22.125
because I ge I guess it's
570
00:22:22.125 --> 00:22:25.485
because it's on a platform under, maybe that's, maybe
571
00:22:25.485 --> 00:22:27.565
that was the whole point because this is a winter sport.
572
00:22:27.585 --> 00:22:29.085
The heat from it is designed to be a winters sport.
573
00:22:29.425 --> 00:22:33.765
The heat, the from underneath with these massive blowers.
574
00:22:33.765 --> 00:22:36.285
And so you can literally be playing when it's snowing
575
00:22:36.285 --> 00:22:40.565
outside and the surface is dry and you're warm. So
576
00:22:40.785 --> 00:22:42.565
You know what that's a, is that where the heat comes from?
577
00:22:42.635 --> 00:22:44.205
That makes a lot of sense. Yeah. Mm-hmm .
578
00:22:44.285 --> 00:22:45.405
Because now the picture
579
00:22:45.405 --> 00:22:47.285
that the guy showed me, 'cause he was like, was it like this?
580
00:22:47.385 --> 00:22:50.485
And he sent me a picture and they're wearing pants,
581
00:22:50.555 --> 00:22:51.765
jackets, gloves and ts.
582
00:22:51.945 --> 00:22:54.605
So yeah, this is a winter sport. Didn't put that
583
00:22:54.725 --> 00:22:55.725
Together. Winter sport. Yeah.
584
00:22:55.755 --> 00:22:58.005
Okay. Now it makes sense. Now I know why we needed
585
00:22:58.325 --> 00:22:59.405
platform tennis so that tennis
586
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people could get play in the winter. There
587
00:23:01.445 --> 00:23:03.885
You,
So episode titles gonna be platform
588
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tennis aficionados,
589
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Platform tennis aficionados.
590
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Join us, won't you,
591
00:23:08.915 --> 00:23:11.525
Because we're trying to get zero listeners this
592
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week. ,
.
593
00:23:15.235 --> 00:23:16.765
Alex, what else did you do this weekend?
594
00:23:17.315 --> 00:23:21.085
Nothing. I replaced a faucet in my kitchen.
595
00:23:21.835 --> 00:23:22.685
Nice, nice.
596
00:23:23.045 --> 00:23:24.565
Couldn't have done that while you were here,
597
00:23:25.085 --> 00:23:26.085
Replaced a faucet in his kitchen.
598
00:23:26.085 --> 00:23:27.365
No, that would've been tough from California.
599
00:23:27.945 --> 00:23:31.165
No, I would've been happy to if you had a faucet. It was
600
00:23:31.165 --> 00:23:32.165
Spray.
601
00:23:32.165 --> 00:23:33.365
My faucet was spraying him when he was here.
602
00:23:34.245 --> 00:23:35.645
Hmm. When I was doing his dishes. Timothy.
603
00:23:36.505 --> 00:23:39.195
Yeah. That was a nice thing about having Alex here is
604
00:23:39.195 --> 00:23:41.955
like, usually if I have friends, they come over
605
00:23:41.955 --> 00:23:42.955
and they trash my place.
606
00:23:43.745 --> 00:23:46.125
Alex came over and I could just it up just,
607
00:23:46.165 --> 00:23:48.285
I woke up the next morning about an hour
608
00:23:48.285 --> 00:23:50.205
before we had to get up and I could just hear him doing
609
00:23:50.205 --> 00:23:51.965
dishes downstairs mm-hmm .
610
00:23:52.045 --> 00:23:53.405
And I was like, I'm not gonna get outta bed.
611
00:23:53.405 --> 00:23:54.965
But it's appreciated, you know?
612
00:23:54.995 --> 00:23:58.205
Yeah.
. Yeah. One of the best guests at like a, at a,
613
00:23:58.205 --> 00:24:00.005
at a party because he'll just come over to your house
614
00:24:00.065 --> 00:24:01.765
and immediately start cleaning dishes. My
615
00:24:01.765 --> 00:24:03.845
Kitchen was cleaner than before he got there.
616
00:24:04.035 --> 00:24:05.325
Yeah. Yeah. Which is not saying much.
617
00:24:05.865 --> 00:24:07.085
No, that's a low bar. Because here's
618
00:24:07.085 --> 00:24:09.085
The thing, here's the thing, Tim, even though
619
00:24:09.665 --> 00:24:12.085
we were leaving in an hour, I couldn't, I couldn't
620
00:24:12.615 --> 00:24:14.565
exist in that space for an hour. Yeah.
621
00:24:14.565 --> 00:24:16.165
With that, with that there. Yeah.
622
00:24:16.345 --> 00:24:17.445
Oh yeah. I had to fix it.
623
00:24:22.865 --> 00:24:24.805
Is there, is there, was there any racing news
624
00:24:24.945 --> 00:24:26.725
we can, we can go into? There's no,
625
00:24:27.155 --> 00:24:28.845
Yeah,
No.
626
00:24:29.515 --> 00:24:31.085
Yeah. So yeah,
627
00:24:31.265 --> 00:24:34.165
so IMSA was testing down Daytona couldn't
628
00:24:34.195 --> 00:24:35.285
help but notice you weren't there.
629
00:24:35.305 --> 00:24:36.565
So I'm assuming you're not playing
630
00:24:36.565 --> 00:24:37.645
on running the 24th this year.
631
00:24:37.985 --> 00:24:39.685
No, I mean actually to be fair, I wasn't there.
632
00:24:39.845 --> 00:24:41.325
I am planning to run the 24, so
633
00:24:41.325 --> 00:24:42.565
that's not a pretty good indicator.
634
00:24:42.985 --> 00:24:43.925
Uh, okay. I didn't see,
635
00:24:44.165 --> 00:24:45.285
I didn't see who was quick or anything.
636
00:24:45.525 --> 00:24:47.285
I was happy to see that Connor Zi got
637
00:24:47.285 --> 00:24:48.885
to test the Cadillac hypercar
638
00:24:49.215 --> 00:24:51.005
after the complete and utter bull.
639
00:24:51.315 --> 00:24:55.485
That was the FIA, not letting him run the WEC finale
640
00:24:55.485 --> 00:24:57.805
because he didn't have enough points or something
641
00:24:57.805 --> 00:25:00.645
because he quote unquote lost the Xfinity
642
00:25:00.645 --> 00:25:01.965
Championship in the last race.
643
00:25:02.805 --> 00:25:05.605
Absolute horse. But I'm glad he got to do
644
00:25:05.605 --> 00:25:07.085
that daytona's cooler than that track.
645
00:25:07.085 --> 00:25:09.645
Anyway. So hopefully he's in that, uh, that's fine.
646
00:25:10.095 --> 00:25:14.955
Louis Foster resigned with Ray Hall, which is interesting.
647
00:25:15.855 --> 00:25:18.355
I'm confused.
Keep going. Yep. Keep going.
648
00:25:18.745 --> 00:25:19.745
Keep saying that thought.
649
00:25:21.215 --> 00:25:24.195
So you're saying he wasn't signed for 2026? No,
650
00:25:24.535 --> 00:25:26.595
Wasn't saying that he had another year.
651
00:25:26.985 --> 00:25:29.035
They've already signed an extension
652
00:25:29.575 --> 00:25:32.235
to keep him there past 2026. Oh,
653
00:25:32.545 --> 00:25:33.675
Okay. Why is that weird? Oh,
654
00:25:33.675 --> 00:25:34.675
Good for him.
655
00:25:34.675 --> 00:25:37.075
Good for him. I do find it weird
656
00:25:37.905 --> 00:25:40.075
that there is this kind of trend
657
00:25:40.075 --> 00:25:41.995
because we've seen it in F1 a couple times
658
00:25:42.895 --> 00:25:46.355
and I feel like the Kirkwood situation was the same as well
659
00:25:46.355 --> 00:25:48.395
because Kyle announced his extension,
660
00:25:48.415 --> 00:25:50.115
but he had a contract through 26.
661
00:25:50.175 --> 00:25:52.235
I'm fairly certain it wasn't like he was a free
662
00:25:52.235 --> 00:25:53.315
agent at the end of this year.
663
00:25:54.965 --> 00:25:58.515
I'm, I'm fascinated by this, by this approach
664
00:25:58.615 --> 00:26:00.035
of resigning guys
665
00:26:00.175 --> 00:26:03.555
before their final year in their contract has even started
666
00:26:04.105 --> 00:26:05.515
Will power would like a word ?
667
00:26:09.785 --> 00:26:12.155
It's, I don't know how I feel about it.
668
00:26:12.295 --> 00:26:15.115
On one hand I get that if you think you're staring at a,
669
00:26:15.115 --> 00:26:16.195
like a, a super talent
670
00:26:16.195 --> 00:26:19.515
and you really don't wanna leave offering them an extension
671
00:26:19.655 --> 00:26:22.155
before they even have the chance to go, you know,
672
00:26:22.385 --> 00:26:25.355
test out the market and and see what else is out there.
673
00:26:26.155 --> 00:26:29.035
I get that from a driver's standpoint, man, a lot
674
00:26:29.035 --> 00:26:31.595
of drivers like that security, you know, having,
675
00:26:31.715 --> 00:26:33.435
having a contract in your pocket
676
00:26:33.455 --> 00:26:35.515
before you even enter a contract year
677
00:26:35.665 --> 00:26:39.915
because you could be having a great year the year before
678
00:26:40.695 --> 00:26:43.250
and life's good and you love the team, the team loves you
679
00:26:43.425 --> 00:26:46.645
and six races into your contract year for whatever reason.
680
00:26:47.305 --> 00:26:49.085
You've had a slump, you've been taken out,
681
00:26:49.085 --> 00:26:50.725
you've had mechanical issues, whatever.
682
00:26:50.725 --> 00:26:52.885
And you're sitting down there in 23rd and points
683
00:26:53.145 --> 00:26:55.685
and it's like, damn, this is not a good position to be in
684
00:26:55.745 --> 00:26:57.085
for a contract negotiation.
685
00:26:57.745 --> 00:27:00.805
So there's, there's definitely benefits on, on kind
686
00:27:00.805 --> 00:27:03.685
of both sides, but it just seems,
687
00:27:05.045 --> 00:27:06.455
most contracts that I had,
688
00:27:06.455 --> 00:27:09.815
and Alex you can chime in on yours, Tim, say nothing.
689
00:27:13.115 --> 00:27:14.545
You'd have, you'd have an option,
690
00:27:15.155 --> 00:27:16.985
you'd have a clause in the contract that says up
691
00:27:16.985 --> 00:27:19.345
to a certain point in the year of your contract here,
692
00:27:20.125 --> 00:27:22.185
you could not engage with other teams.
693
00:27:22.355 --> 00:27:25.785
Right. So you kind of had exclusive negotiating terms
694
00:27:26.055 --> 00:27:27.505
with the team you're currently with.
695
00:27:28.965 --> 00:27:31.705
So you couldn't go out and kind of play the field
696
00:27:31.725 --> 00:27:33.825
and see what was available past a certain date.
697
00:27:34.765 --> 00:27:36.905
So if your team, why wouldn't you at least wait to make sure
698
00:27:36.905 --> 00:27:38.905
that the driver is doing a good job
699
00:27:39.445 --> 00:27:40.585
in the first part of the year?
700
00:27:41.125 --> 00:27:42.425
Or, I don't know,
701
00:27:42.425 --> 00:27:44.385
unless you are really worried about losing them.
702
00:27:45.605 --> 00:27:46.825
Um, I think you're missing
703
00:27:47.505 --> 00:27:51.065
a potential possibility slash reason that I just please,
704
00:27:51.485 --> 00:27:52.545
it just clicked for me.
705
00:27:53.125 --> 00:27:56.905
Um, his primary drop light, um,
706
00:27:58.345 --> 00:28:00.145
re-upped their deal with RAHA
707
00:28:00.145 --> 00:28:02.025
and extended for like a multi-year deal.
708
00:28:02.365 --> 00:28:04.305
Mm-hmm . Like a week or two before that.
709
00:28:04.485 --> 00:28:07.945
So I wonder if drop light was like, we're only going
710
00:28:08.085 --> 00:28:10.545
to renew if Louis is in that car.
711
00:28:11.135 --> 00:28:12.665
Good point. That is a good point.
712
00:28:12.845 --> 00:28:15.385
So I think that that's a, a scenario where
713
00:28:16.745 --> 00:28:19.065
a team may have not gone down that road.
714
00:28:19.365 --> 00:28:22.225
Um, especially with someone like, don't get me wrong, Lou's
715
00:28:22.945 --> 00:28:24.745
probably very good and and will be great,
716
00:28:24.805 --> 00:28:28.575
but like his first year wasn't, I mean, it was, it was fine
717
00:28:28.795 --> 00:28:29.855
for a rookie sort of thing,
718
00:28:29.855 --> 00:28:32.735
but like, I don't know that it wouldn't necessarily be a,
719
00:28:32.735 --> 00:28:34.535
it's not like he won two races, right? It
720
00:28:34.535 --> 00:28:35.775
It married it. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
721
00:28:36.515 --> 00:28:38.055
So I don't know if they would've
722
00:28:38.055 --> 00:28:39.735
otherwise made that decision
723
00:28:39.735 --> 00:28:43.255
unless the sponsor was like, Hey, we love them, we love RLL,
724
00:28:43.395 --> 00:28:47.135
we want to do this through 2020, whatever, lock 'em down
725
00:28:47.155 --> 00:28:49.255
and, and we're in sort of thing. So Yeah.
726
00:28:49.255 --> 00:28:51.855
That's a good point. That's a good point. Valid argument.
727
00:28:52.215 --> 00:28:54.295
I just, yeah. Excuse me.
728
00:28:54.475 --> 00:28:56.815
Red Bull did it with Max McLaren did it
729
00:28:56.815 --> 00:28:58.295
with both their guys at some point.
730
00:28:58.515 --> 00:29:00.335
And then of course you got, I always go back to
731
00:29:00.335 --> 00:29:02.695
that weird scenario where like, science knew he was leaving
732
00:29:02.955 --> 00:29:04.455
before the season even started.
733
00:29:04.845 --> 00:29:06.215
That was a sore one.
734
00:29:06.795 --> 00:29:09.015
So I have a question about the exclusivity clause
735
00:29:09.395 --> 00:29:12.575
and contract negotiations with, with drivers and stuff.
736
00:29:12.605 --> 00:29:16.055
Like, does it, does it go into any manner of, of discussion?
737
00:29:16.055 --> 00:29:17.615
Because I mean, like,
738
00:29:17.615 --> 00:29:20.415
would it be a violation if somebody's at the track and, uh,
739
00:29:20.555 --> 00:29:23.815
and a, a team principle just comes up
740
00:29:23.815 --> 00:29:24.975
and says along the lines of, Hey,
741
00:29:24.975 --> 00:29:26.935
when your exclusivity is up, you know, give us a call.
742
00:29:26.935 --> 00:29:28.255
We wanna have a chat about that.
743
00:29:28.285 --> 00:29:31.695
Like what, or is it like outline parameters of
744
00:29:31.695 --> 00:29:32.895
what you can and can't do?
745
00:29:33.035 --> 00:29:35.175
Or is it just kind of like a, I don't know,
746
00:29:35.175 --> 00:29:37.415
it just feels like that would be really hard to enforce.
747
00:29:37.885 --> 00:29:40.975
Yeah, it's it's pretty broad. It's pretty broad. So yes.
748
00:29:41.105 --> 00:29:43.165
If if Chip Cani casually walked by you
749
00:29:43.165 --> 00:29:46.805
and said, Hey, call me on June 1st, you know, that's fine.
750
00:29:47.265 --> 00:29:48.845
You just can't call 'em till June 1st.
751
00:29:49.515 --> 00:29:51.925
Yeah.
Um, do people
752
00:29:52.475 --> 00:29:55.405
have off the record conversations before those dates?
753
00:29:55.515 --> 00:29:58.125
Yeah, for sure. Like that's just, that's just part of it.
754
00:29:58.265 --> 00:30:00.285
But some of it, some of it is tied into,
755
00:30:00.285 --> 00:30:02.205
like the team might have the option.
756
00:30:02.265 --> 00:30:04.045
You might have an option year on your contract
757
00:30:04.425 --> 00:30:07.045
and the team has until x date to exercise it.
758
00:30:07.745 --> 00:30:09.005
And if they don't do that,
759
00:30:09.115 --> 00:30:11.605
then you can start negotiating with another team.
760
00:30:12.105 --> 00:30:13.325
If they do, there's, there's not a whole lot
761
00:30:13.325 --> 00:30:14.485
of point negotiating before that.
762
00:30:14.645 --> 00:30:16.165
'cause if they go down to the last day
763
00:30:16.165 --> 00:30:17.165
and then take that option,
764
00:30:17.165 --> 00:30:18.725
then you just kind of wasted all that time.
765
00:30:19.675 --> 00:30:22.245
It's, it's, every situation's a little different. But,
766
00:30:22.585 --> 00:30:24.645
And then, um, on the, on the Louis Foster thing,
767
00:30:24.665 --> 00:30:26.085
is there also something to be said
768
00:30:26.145 --> 00:30:29.325
for giving the driver the confidence of knowing like, Hey,
769
00:30:29.325 --> 00:30:33.565
you're not every one of these isn't a, uh, you know, make
770
00:30:33.565 --> 00:30:35.725
or break thing that could kill your, your career.
771
00:30:35.985 --> 00:30:38.645
We believe in developing you long term and we want to
772
00:30:38.705 --> 00:30:39.705
100%.
773
00:30:39.705 --> 00:30:42.085
Okay. 100%. And again, this is not a, it is not,
774
00:30:42.145 --> 00:30:43.405
I'm not saying Louis doesn't deserve it.
775
00:30:43.505 --> 00:30:45.205
I'm just this, I wasn't
776
00:30:45.205 --> 00:30:46.645
commenting so much even on that scenario
777
00:30:47.045 --> 00:30:48.045
Specifically.
778
00:30:48.045 --> 00:30:49.125
No, I was just talking about hypotheticals. Yeah. Yeah.
779
00:30:49.125 --> 00:30:51.325
And then what type of car was the chi Chitty bang bang.
780
00:30:51.405 --> 00:30:54.205
I wanna see how much your weird car knowledge, but I haven't
781
00:30:54.205 --> 00:30:55.205
Seen that one.
782
00:30:55.315 --> 00:30:58.565
Damn. Okay.
But it was probably a mid sixties.
783
00:30:59.555 --> 00:31:01.485
What, uh, what was the cartel? It was domestic.
784
00:31:01.555 --> 00:31:04.325
Luis drove off the cliff. I don't know that one either.
785
00:31:05.385 --> 00:31:07.045
Really? I mean, you came out swinging
786
00:31:07.355 --> 00:31:09.205
with the 36 twos Inberg. Well, like,
787
00:31:09.215 --> 00:31:10.245
Gimme a, gimme a movie.
788
00:31:10.355 --> 00:31:12.165
I've seen, like I know the story story of
789
00:31:12.395 --> 00:31:14.485
Dumb and Louis even I've seen that.
790
00:31:15.115 --> 00:31:16.205
Yeah. I haven't seen that.
791
00:31:16.205 --> 00:31:19.165
Wasn't it, wasn't it a, uh, Thunderbird? They've
792
00:31:19.165 --> 00:31:20.165
Been a, I think it was,
793
00:31:20.285 --> 00:31:21.365
I haven't seen that in a long time.
794
00:31:21.585 --> 00:31:22.885
And I'm not James with cars,
795
00:31:23.065 --> 00:31:25.565
so can't even tell you when the rotor's messed up.
796
00:31:27.065 --> 00:31:31.085
as we've established. So, um, in a,
797
00:31:31.225 --> 00:31:34.405
in an update on the Cadillac Formula One team,
798
00:31:34.665 --> 00:31:37.605
as America plans to take over Formula One, uh,
799
00:31:38.265 --> 00:31:41.245
CCO got back into a car for the first time since
800
00:31:41.985 --> 00:31:43.965
Abu Dhabi 2024, 2-year-old
801
00:31:44.245 --> 00:31:45.245
Ferrari.
802
00:31:45.245 --> 00:31:48.445
So how I understand, I guess why, well, may I don't,
803
00:31:48.605 --> 00:31:51.125
I don't actually, I don't understand any of that test.
804
00:31:51.425 --> 00:31:54.565
Um, a why did Cadillac wanna do it? Mm-hmm .
805
00:31:54.645 --> 00:31:56.525
And B, why did Ferrari
806
00:31:56.525 --> 00:32:01.005
Let them, so Cadillac wanted to do it for, um, the sake
807
00:32:01.145 --> 00:32:02.245
of getting all
808
00:32:02.245 --> 00:32:05.325
of the team working together operationally in like a kind
809
00:32:05.325 --> 00:32:07.045
of mock race weekend scenario.
810
00:32:07.865 --> 00:32:08.925
So it was less about,
811
00:32:09.225 --> 00:32:11.965
it was honestly less about Checko getting in the car as much
812
00:32:11.965 --> 00:32:15.285
as it was like for the first time having all these people
813
00:32:15.285 --> 00:32:19.475
that have never worked together at a racetrack, going
814
00:32:19.475 --> 00:32:20.475
through the processes
815
00:32:20.495 --> 00:32:22.835
and procedures of getting the car ready to go out,
816
00:32:22.945 --> 00:32:25.155
running the car when the car comes in, the pa like,
817
00:32:25.155 --> 00:32:26.755
just all that sort of stuff.
818
00:32:26.755 --> 00:32:30.515
That's super kind of basic and, and muscle memory.
819
00:32:30.615 --> 00:32:32.995
By the time you get to the first race, none
820
00:32:32.995 --> 00:32:34.835
of these people have worked together on an actual car
821
00:32:34.895 --> 00:32:36.075
at an actual track before.
822
00:32:36.535 --> 00:32:40.165
So it was more an exercise in, in kind of team building and,
823
00:32:40.305 --> 00:32:42.005
and ironing out some procedures
824
00:32:42.005 --> 00:32:43.805
and things like that on top of it.
825
00:32:43.995 --> 00:32:45.005
Geco was pretty quick.
826
00:32:45.145 --> 00:32:46.805
So, oh, why was Ada Ferri wanna do it?
827
00:32:47.205 --> 00:32:49.365
Ferrari's their engine partner. It's a 2-year-old car.
828
00:32:49.385 --> 00:32:51.245
The car's now relevant, the engines are relevant,
829
00:32:51.245 --> 00:32:52.725
the chassis are relevant, the arrows irrelevant.
830
00:32:52.725 --> 00:32:54.765
There's nothing relevant about that car, so why not?
831
00:32:54.945 --> 00:32:58.005
I'm sure they got paid for it. And so what,
832
00:32:58.065 --> 00:33:00.325
how does it hurt them to let them do it?
833
00:33:00.425 --> 00:33:02.365
But he was really quick. He was actually really quick.
834
00:33:02.865 --> 00:33:05.085
He was, he is at ELA
835
00:33:05.085 --> 00:33:06.805
and I wanna say he was like, yeah, but less,
836
00:33:07.225 --> 00:33:08.285
But that doesn't mean anything.
837
00:33:08.425 --> 00:33:11.405
He was in a car that is not his. And of course he's quick.
838
00:33:11.405 --> 00:33:13.285
No, no, he's Sergio Perez. Like he's right.
839
00:33:13.525 --> 00:33:15.885
I think it was just because he's literally driven nothing
840
00:33:16.255 --> 00:33:18.125
since Abu Dhabi 2024.
841
00:33:18.125 --> 00:33:20.045
Like it's been almost a year since he's driven anything.
842
00:33:20.825 --> 00:33:23.405
And uh, yeah, got in and was quick right away. Yes.
843
00:33:23.445 --> 00:33:25.165
I know he's a professional and he should be able to do that.
844
00:33:25.435 --> 00:33:28.045
Well no, but my, I guess it's like, who cares?
845
00:33:28.045 --> 00:33:29.925
He is quick. 'cause it's not like that was a Cadillac.
846
00:33:30.465 --> 00:33:31.605
No, no, I don't, I don't vehicle,
847
00:33:31.715 --> 00:33:33.685
It's just to make sure that he still know how to do it.
848
00:33:33.685 --> 00:33:34.845
Winning Ferrari four mil, one cart.
849
00:33:34.845 --> 00:33:38.685
Right. Okay. Yes. Fair. Uh, so that's, that's cool.
850
00:33:38.685 --> 00:33:39.725
They've talk, he got
851
00:33:39.725 --> 00:33:42.005
In a ha at je
He didn't
852
00:33:42.655 --> 00:33:43.655
Write to dry.
853
00:33:43.895 --> 00:33:45.525
Right. Like come on. That's a real challenge.
854
00:33:45.635 --> 00:33:47.045
Like that's really obviously
855
00:33:47.225 --> 00:33:48.685
Driver obviously was
Fast metal.
856
00:33:49.395 --> 00:33:50.885
Like what are we talking about? Okay.
857
00:33:51.225 --> 00:33:53.445
Um, and then the other thing, way to go Raman. ,
858
00:33:54.785 --> 00:33:56.685
He didn't drive in the
Dry. It didn't go dry. Yeah. .
859
00:33:58.195 --> 00:33:59.645
Nice try though. Jackass.
860
00:34:00.145 --> 00:34:04.725
Um, you know, Alex, how have you read at all how Pelli is
861
00:34:04.865 --> 00:34:08.405
or F1 is considering mandating two stops?
862
00:34:09.085 --> 00:34:10.325
I have make the races more exciting.
863
00:34:12.325 --> 00:34:14.485
PA page outta the old indie car book.
864
00:34:15.355 --> 00:34:17.285
Well that was like, that was champ car like
865
00:34:17.285 --> 00:34:18.805
2002 or something.
866
00:34:18.805 --> 00:34:19.845
They tried to do that. Mm.
867
00:34:20.105 --> 00:34:21.765
It was like mandatory pit stop windows.
868
00:34:21.945 --> 00:34:25.045
So that way you couldn't just save fuel like you basically
869
00:34:25.045 --> 00:34:26.165
had could just push the whole time.
870
00:34:26.705 --> 00:34:29.205
Mm-hmm . Did not work, has not stuck.
871
00:34:29.745 --> 00:34:31.125
And as I've said
872
00:34:31.125 --> 00:34:33.445
before, quickest way to make sure you have multiple stops is
873
00:34:33.735 --> 00:34:34.845
bring back refueling,
874
00:34:34.865 --> 00:34:37.165
but whatever, I guess that's not gonna happen.
875
00:34:37.345 --> 00:34:38.285
So do you remember they did this and they
876
00:34:38.285 --> 00:34:38.885
wouldn't get to brag
877
00:34:38.885 --> 00:34:40.405
About how fast their pit stops are?
878
00:34:41.035 --> 00:34:44.005
It's true. Do you remember they did this at Qatar in 2023
879
00:34:44.005 --> 00:34:45.245
because there was concerns mm-hmm.
880
00:34:45.245 --> 00:34:47.325
Over the tires. Right. And so it was like they, they
881
00:34:48.315 --> 00:34:49.965
give a maximum stint length.
882
00:34:50.625 --> 00:34:52.445
Hey, the old IndyCar book.
883
00:34:52.895 --> 00:34:55.165
Right. It ended up being a banger of a race.
884
00:34:55.485 --> 00:34:56.845
'cause everybody was pushing 10 tens
885
00:34:56.865 --> 00:34:58.645
and it was super physical and it was really hard.
886
00:34:59.005 --> 00:35:00.245
Whatever, whatever. Well,
887
00:35:00.245 --> 00:35:01.405
they just announced they doing died.
888
00:35:01.755 --> 00:35:03.165
Yeah. They they almost died.
889
00:35:03.945 --> 00:35:07.285
Um, but they're doing it again in Qatar this year.
890
00:35:08.225 --> 00:35:11.085
And I'm super curious as to why,
891
00:35:11.995 --> 00:35:15.405
because they didn't do it in 2024.
892
00:35:16.505 --> 00:35:19.405
But all of a sudden this talk about mandatory two stops has
893
00:35:19.405 --> 00:35:21.005
come back up and there was a meeting about it
894
00:35:21.005 --> 00:35:22.685
with like the FYA world Council or whatever.
895
00:35:23.385 --> 00:35:24.845
And now all of a sudden we're going back
896
00:35:24.845 --> 00:35:26.205
to a track they were at last year
897
00:35:26.265 --> 00:35:28.445
and now there's concerns over the tires
898
00:35:28.585 --> 00:35:29.845
and so we're gonna do this again.
899
00:35:29.955 --> 00:35:32.405
They're not even positioning it as we're gonna try this
900
00:35:32.405 --> 00:35:34.045
as an experiment like they did in Monaco,
901
00:35:34.655 --> 00:35:35.725
which didn't work very well.
902
00:35:36.745 --> 00:35:37.755
And so now they're just,
903
00:35:37.835 --> 00:35:39.195
I feel like, I feel like we're being lied to.
904
00:35:39.835 --> 00:35:40.955
I feel like we're being lied to a little bit.
905
00:35:41.575 --> 00:35:44.235
No, the FIA wouldn't lie about anything.
906
00:35:44.735 --> 00:35:47.435
The governing body of the sport would never do that. Yeah.
907
00:35:47.545 --> 00:35:48.995
Just say you're doing an experiment.
908
00:35:48.995 --> 00:35:51.955
Um, I think it's, I think any, any sort of mandate like
909
00:35:51.955 --> 00:35:55.355
that, unless it is for a safety reason.
910
00:35:56.475 --> 00:36:01.395
IE IndyCar Texas 2000, whatever it was. 19. Yeah.
911
00:36:01.735 --> 00:36:05.355
Or Qatar 23 or whatever. Right?
912
00:36:05.385 --> 00:36:09.395
Like it's it's super dumb. It's super dumb. It's very dumb.
913
00:36:09.395 --> 00:36:12.955
Now IndyCar's approach that is going to happen
914
00:36:14.325 --> 00:36:18.285
this upcoming year, which I don't know if it's news yet,
915
00:36:18.385 --> 00:36:21.885
but I'm, I don't think I have to keep it a secret.
916
00:36:22.225 --> 00:36:26.285
Um, where they're gonna mandate that we have to run two sets
917
00:36:26.285 --> 00:36:27.605
of alternates on street courses.
918
00:36:28.145 --> 00:36:30.645
Um, I think it's because did last, didn't we try that
919
00:36:30.645 --> 00:36:31.645
Somewhere?
920
00:36:31.645 --> 00:36:34.685
Well, we did it in DGP, um, GP. How's that?
921
00:36:34.705 --> 00:36:35.885
Um, and
922
00:36:36.065 --> 00:36:40.765
but like where that wasn't that interesting was like the,
923
00:36:40.825 --> 00:36:43.165
the alternate tire is the preferred tire anyways.
924
00:36:43.425 --> 00:36:45.765
So it's like well yeah, duh.
925
00:36:45.795 --> 00:36:48.805
Like obviously yeah, we're gonna, yeah, we're gonna run more
926
00:36:48.805 --> 00:36:50.325
of those if we can anyways.
927
00:36:51.345 --> 00:36:52.725
But three courses
928
00:36:52.935 --> 00:36:56.645
where the alternate is super not the preferred tire, um,
929
00:36:57.605 --> 00:36:59.695
I think is interesting
930
00:36:59.895 --> 00:37:02.695
'cause you're not mandating an extra stop per se.
931
00:37:02.755 --> 00:37:07.535
You're just mandating that everyone runs the tire by design.
932
00:37:07.535 --> 00:37:08.615
Right? Right. Twice.
933
00:37:09.435 --> 00:37:13.335
Um, which will definitely ebb
934
00:37:13.335 --> 00:37:14.775
and flow the race quite a bit.
935
00:37:15.075 --> 00:37:16.495
Um, so yeah, I
936
00:37:16.495 --> 00:37:18.855
Mean it changes, you know, you, you look at like St.
937
00:37:18.855 --> 00:37:21.015
Pete, right? Where there was that first lap caution,
938
00:37:21.165 --> 00:37:23.575
half the guys that started on the alternates got off 'em
939
00:37:23.575 --> 00:37:25.335
and, and they could just run primaries the rest of the day.
940
00:37:25.335 --> 00:37:27.855
It sort of eliminated, you know, the alternate
941
00:37:27.925 --> 00:37:28.925
Yeah.
942
00:37:28.925 --> 00:37:29.655
The, the alternate. It
943
00:37:29.655 --> 00:37:31.055
eliminated the fun, the challenge of it.
944
00:37:31.235 --> 00:37:33.135
So now they're gonna have to do it the old fashioned way.
945
00:37:33.715 --> 00:37:35.895
And, uh, yeah. I don't hate that actually on the
946
00:37:35.895 --> 00:37:36.895
Street circuit.
947
00:37:36.895 --> 00:37:37.695
You, you still take 'em off on lap one,
948
00:37:37.715 --> 00:37:38.815
you just put 'em on again.
949
00:37:38.925 --> 00:37:40.615
Hopefully. Yeah. With one lap to go .
950
00:37:41.385 --> 00:37:42.975
Could you imagine it was a big enough caution
951
00:37:42.975 --> 00:37:44.215
that people did two stops,
952
00:37:44.235 --> 00:37:46.655
did their mandatory two laps under caution and then,
953
00:37:47.695 --> 00:37:49.895
I mean, ooh, last year it would've been,
954
00:37:50.435 --> 00:37:51.935
So do we have to put in like a,
955
00:37:51.935 --> 00:37:53.415
it's gotta be two green flag laps.
956
00:37:54.995 --> 00:37:56.455
Listen James, the, uh,
957
00:37:56.475 --> 00:37:58.175
the off season drivers meeting is
958
00:37:58.175 --> 00:37:59.215
coming up here in a couple weeks.
959
00:37:59.215 --> 00:38:02.615
That's a very good point. Probably otherwise right?
960
00:38:03.035 --> 00:38:04.455
And like you hate adding more
961
00:38:04.655 --> 00:38:06.735
stipulations, but Yeah. Yeah.
962
00:38:06.735 --> 00:38:10.455
Good, good. Probably
Like a good pile
963
00:38:10.455 --> 00:38:11.575
up and you could easily do it.
964
00:38:11.875 --> 00:38:15.215
Mm-hmm. And that would be bad. That would be bad.
965
00:38:15.965 --> 00:38:19.775
Yeah. Well, well what else? Nothing.
966
00:38:19.825 --> 00:38:22.455
Thankfully we have a race this weekend.
967
00:38:22.515 --> 00:38:23.775
We do. You're heading to Vegas? We
968
00:38:23.775 --> 00:38:24.775
Do Heading to Vegas.
969
00:38:25.295 --> 00:38:26.295
Connor's already there.
970
00:38:27.815 --> 00:38:30.455
Connor. Hilarious story
Monday, by the
971
00:38:30.455 --> 00:38:31.455
way,
.
972
00:38:31.485 --> 00:38:32.495
Hilarious story.
973
00:38:32.795 --> 00:38:36.975
Um, I'm not gonna share all of the details,
974
00:38:37.195 --> 00:38:39.275
but, uh, myself
975
00:38:39.615 --> 00:38:42.785
and our buddies in pa are, um,
976
00:38:44.125 --> 00:38:48.305
in a group chat and, uh, we were all talking about
977
00:38:49.205 --> 00:38:52.225
the football game last night, which was Lions versus Eagles.
978
00:38:53.725 --> 00:38:56.385
And, um, Connor was on flight out to Vegas,
979
00:38:56.605 --> 00:38:58.425
so he was texting and commenting
980
00:38:58.425 --> 00:38:59.425
and we were all kind
981
00:38:59.425 --> 00:39:01.105
of talking about the game as it was happening.
982
00:39:01.525 --> 00:39:04.825
But then slowly around nine o'clock I fell
983
00:39:04.825 --> 00:39:05.945
off the chat and went to bed.
984
00:39:06.555 --> 00:39:08.945
Looks like a couple of the other guys made it
985
00:39:08.945 --> 00:39:12.545
to 10 30, 10 50 sort of thing.
986
00:39:13.325 --> 00:39:17.585
And that was, that was the end until five 20 this morning
987
00:39:18.135 --> 00:39:20.785
when, uh, one of the buddies in PA was like,
988
00:39:20.785 --> 00:39:22.185
Eagles will win the Super Bowl again.
989
00:39:22.185 --> 00:39:23.345
Their defense is insane.
990
00:39:23.345 --> 00:39:25.545
They look like Denver when they won with Peyton Manning
991
00:39:27.435 --> 00:39:29.615
and immediately calling a response, guys,
992
00:39:30.365 --> 00:39:31.655
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, .
993
00:39:33.515 --> 00:39:35.615
And we're all coming to the realization
994
00:39:35.615 --> 00:39:37.855
that we're waking up to start a new day.
995
00:39:38.035 --> 00:39:39.895
And Connor hasn't gone to bed yet. Bed yet.
996
00:39:42.715 --> 00:39:44.655
So yes, Connor is living his best
997
00:39:44.655 --> 00:39:45.735
life out on the West coast,
998
00:39:46.555 --> 00:39:49.295
Having a great time out in Las Vegas.
999
00:39:49.885 --> 00:39:51.375
That is so funny. Oh yeah.
1000
00:39:51.395 --> 00:39:53.295
No, I'm, I'm having a great season in my two
1001
00:39:53.295 --> 00:39:54.975
fantasy football leagues. Um,
1002
00:39:55.255 --> 00:39:56.535
I mean, you're, you're, you're second
1003
00:39:56.555 --> 00:39:57.775
to me, but that's okay
1004
00:39:58.755 --> 00:39:59.755
For now.
1005
00:39:59.755 --> 00:40:01.335
Yeah, for now. Mm. Uh, that's still great.
1006
00:40:01.575 --> 00:40:03.415
I mean, I'm, I'm basically money ballish.
1007
00:40:03.775 --> 00:40:05.255
I have no idea how to play fantasy football,
1008
00:40:05.315 --> 00:40:06.335
but I'm doing pretty well in both.
1009
00:40:06.875 --> 00:40:10.455
Uh, I'm confident I will not be last in either league,
1010
00:40:10.745 --> 00:40:12.575
which is important for me, Alex,
1011
00:40:13.045 --> 00:40:15.735
because as you mentioned year,
1012
00:40:15.735 --> 00:40:17.255
I've been a bachelor the last few days
1013
00:40:17.435 --> 00:40:19.015
and last year I was the worst.
1014
00:40:19.555 --> 00:40:21.335
And I don't know, I think, I don't know if we've talked
1015
00:40:21.335 --> 00:40:23.575
about this on the show or not, so I apologize if we're
1016
00:40:23.575 --> 00:40:27.575
repeating, but the punishment last year was
1017
00:40:28.375 --> 00:40:33.155
the last place had to watch an entire show
1018
00:40:34.325 --> 00:40:37.575
like a, a, a canceled television show every season
1019
00:40:37.595 --> 00:40:39.415
of a show, every episode of the show,
1020
00:40:39.835 --> 00:40:44.025
and then present a dissertation on said show
1021
00:40:44.025 --> 00:40:45.545
to the group mm-hmm .
1022
00:40:45.885 --> 00:40:50.345
And we decided this before deciding the show.
1023
00:40:50.445 --> 00:40:51.665
And then once the season ended,
1024
00:40:51.685 --> 00:40:55.025
and unfortunately I had lost a poll, went around,
1025
00:40:55.185 --> 00:40:56.745
a couple nominations came up from the group,
1026
00:40:56.745 --> 00:40:58.345
and a poll was thrown in the group chat,
1027
00:40:58.605 --> 00:41:02.465
and we landed on the Nanny with Fran Drescher.
1028
00:41:04.765 --> 00:41:08.785
Now, I'm gonna be honest, I sort of forgot this was a thing.
1029
00:41:09.325 --> 00:41:13.345
And in the approach to, uh, our draft for this year,
1030
00:41:13.885 --> 00:41:15.465
the Commish was like, so dude,
1031
00:41:15.465 --> 00:41:16.705
when are we getting our presentation?
1032
00:41:16.705 --> 00:41:19.745
And I was like, oh, , I forgot I had to do that.
1033
00:41:19.925 --> 00:41:22.385
That's a lot of, that's a lot of f Tim.
1034
00:41:22.385 --> 00:41:23.785
Did you know that TV shows used
1035
00:41:23.785 --> 00:41:25.305
to be 22 episodes a a season?
1036
00:41:25.505 --> 00:41:26.945
I know that you, I know that you did. Sure did.
1037
00:41:27.345 --> 00:41:28.385
I sure did. But didn't they used
1038
00:41:28.385 --> 00:41:30.425
to be like 18 minutes an episode? Well,
1039
00:41:30.425 --> 00:41:31.545
They're kids 22 minutes.
1040
00:41:31.655 --> 00:41:34.885
Yeah. Um, dude, there's, there's six seasons
1041
00:41:35.025 --> 00:41:36.725
and there's 22 episodes a season.
1042
00:41:36.745 --> 00:41:38.965
That's a lot of, that's a lot of Fran Drescher.
1043
00:41:39.035 --> 00:41:40.845
It's a lot of Fran should, so I
1044
00:41:40.905 --> 00:41:42.765
You go back even older, they used to do more.
1045
00:41:43.505 --> 00:41:44.805
Do they really?
Oh yeah.
1046
00:41:45.265 --> 00:41:46.845
Try and watch like Old Beat Witched.
1047
00:41:47.105 --> 00:41:48.245
I'm good. Um, it's good.
1048
00:41:48.675 --> 00:41:51.245
Like I, I remember like friends was 20 something episodes a
1049
00:41:51.245 --> 00:41:52.245
season and stuff like that.
1050
00:41:52.745 --> 00:41:56.245
Anyway, so a couple weeks ago I had to start watching this.
1051
00:41:56.345 --> 00:41:58.605
And so on my flights, I've been downloading, like
1052
00:41:59.515 --> 00:42:00.845
I've been downloading your
1053
00:42:00.845 --> 00:42:02.485
Seatmates must
Be so confused, dude.
1054
00:42:02.625 --> 00:42:05.485
I'm sitting on the plane and like what,
1055
00:42:05.515 --> 00:42:07.645
like we've talked about where you sometimes put on like a,
1056
00:42:07.765 --> 00:42:09.085
a graphic show, right?
1057
00:42:09.085 --> 00:42:10.805
Where it's like really murdery
1058
00:42:10.805 --> 00:42:13.325
or like, like an inappropriate sex or something
1059
00:42:13.325 --> 00:42:14.725
and you're on the plane like, oh, this is awkward.
1060
00:42:15.045 --> 00:42:16.525
I would rather that the people look over
1061
00:42:16.525 --> 00:42:19.125
and be like, this dude's voluntarily watching the Nanny.
1062
00:42:19.435 --> 00:42:20.805
What is happening over there?
1063
00:42:22.005 --> 00:42:24.845
I so in Becky's absence, I've been burning through,
1064
00:42:25.595 --> 00:42:29.005
I've already started writing my report, um, kind
1065
00:42:29.125 --> 00:42:30.325
of going season by season.
1066
00:42:30.745 --> 00:42:33.765
Mm-hmm. And I gotta tell you, man, it's, uh,
1067
00:42:35.225 --> 00:42:37.365
22 episodes is too many in a season.
1068
00:42:37.595 --> 00:42:40.285
It's, it's a lot. It's, it's a lot of So where are you at?
1069
00:42:40.285 --> 00:42:41.405
It's a lot of television at this point.
1070
00:42:42.705 --> 00:42:44.205
I'm in season five, so I've,
1071
00:42:44.265 --> 00:42:45.885
I'm like halfway through season five.
1072
00:42:46.265 --> 00:42:49.325
So I've got very close. So they, they kind of gave me the,
1073
00:42:49.425 --> 00:42:52.965
uh, they gave me the permission to get it done by the end
1074
00:42:52.965 --> 00:42:54.645
of this football season. So before,
1075
00:42:55.505 --> 00:42:57.885
So is there any part of you that's kind of enjoying
1076
00:42:57.885 --> 00:42:58.885
It?
1077
00:42:58.885 --> 00:43:00.365
There are moments, there's a couple characters
1078
00:43:00.365 --> 00:43:01.725
that are pretty jokes, if I'm honest.
1079
00:43:01.965 --> 00:43:04.405
I, I have laughed out loud a few times.
1080
00:43:04.755 --> 00:43:08.125
Like that's interesting. Ever. I know it's
1081
00:43:08.125 --> 00:43:10.045
If you're on, on a plane and you're laughing at some
1082
00:43:10.045 --> 00:43:11.165
zoo, what are that guy's
1083
00:43:11.325 --> 00:43:12.325
Watching? .
1084
00:43:13.745 --> 00:43:18.605
The the Sun is like, got this, this super dry snarky,
1085
00:43:18.605 --> 00:43:21.445
like he's a little prick, but he's hilarious. I love
1086
00:43:21.475 --> 00:43:22.725
That he's, he's referring
1087
00:43:22.725 --> 00:43:25.445
to characters like we have any memory of the Nanny .
1088
00:43:27.065 --> 00:43:28.845
So you maybe seen two episodes of Nick
1089
00:43:28.845 --> 00:43:31.565
and Knight when I just haven't turned the TV off in 1998.
1090
00:43:32.075 --> 00:43:36.165
It's this, this well to-do family in New York who? Fra.
1091
00:43:36.305 --> 00:43:37.885
Oh, I'm sorry. Accidentally becomes
1092
00:43:37.985 --> 00:43:38.985
You.
1093
00:43:38.985 --> 00:43:40.205
That, that for me caring. I don't Right.
1094
00:43:40.405 --> 00:43:42.605
I don't need to know anything about this show.
1095
00:43:42.995 --> 00:43:44.965
It's not gonna back my life in the least.
1096
00:43:45.555 --> 00:43:47.645
Fine. I'll send you the report when I'm done,
1097
00:43:47.825 --> 00:43:49.005
but no, yeah, there have been moments.
1098
00:43:49.005 --> 00:43:50.005
No, you have to give it on off track.
1099
00:43:50.705 --> 00:43:51.765
No, no, no, no, no, no.
1100
00:43:52.185 --> 00:43:53.285
So I just pulled it up.
1101
00:43:54.125 --> 00:43:57.165
I mean, is 1993 Fran Dreher kind of hot?
1102
00:43:58.185 --> 00:44:00.365
So here's the thing, man, here's the thing.
1103
00:44:01.025 --> 00:44:02.445
So normally in the show,
1104
00:44:02.505 --> 00:44:04.365
her hair's like eight feet tall, right?
1105
00:44:04.365 --> 00:44:06.605
Yeah. Like it's teased and, and hair sprayed Yeah.
1106
00:44:06.665 --> 00:44:08.965
To like be a solid two feet above her head.
1107
00:44:09.455 --> 00:44:13.045
Uhhuh in one episode, she goes on like a fake date
1108
00:44:13.045 --> 00:44:14.685
with Eric Estrada from Chips.
1109
00:44:14.805 --> 00:44:16.965
I I, I won't get into the details. It's it's in the report.
1110
00:44:17.505 --> 00:44:19.445
Um, but so she has to wear the helmet
1111
00:44:19.545 --> 00:44:21.565
and when she takes the helmet off, her hair's just,
1112
00:44:21.595 --> 00:44:24.205
just looks like normal hair, just like down and whatever.
1113
00:44:24.385 --> 00:44:28.965
And I was like, oh man. Okay. Huh.
1114
00:44:29.315 --> 00:44:30.925
Okay friend. Mm-hmm . ,
1115
00:44:32.685 --> 00:44:34.725
I
See you. Yeah. When, when, yeah.
1116
00:44:34.725 --> 00:44:38.085
When she, when she laid off the, uh, the Aquanet it was, uh,
1117
00:44:38.585 --> 00:44:40.405
it was a different program, but
1118
00:44:41.315 --> 00:44:42.805
It's, I'm disappointed
1119
00:44:42.805 --> 00:44:44.725
that we didn't choose a war show hearing
1120
00:44:44.725 --> 00:44:45.925
all this, but uh, dude,
1121
00:44:46.035 --> 00:44:47.365
It's the amount. Like
1122
00:44:47.725 --> 00:44:49.085
Anything that's going's gonna have that many
1123
00:44:49.245 --> 00:44:50.725
seasons gotta be okay.
1124
00:44:51.625 --> 00:44:53.925
That's a valid point, but Okay. For the time.
1125
00:44:53.945 --> 00:44:55.085
That's the other thing too, right?
1126
00:44:55.195 --> 00:44:57.685
Like Becky and I over COVID went back
1127
00:44:57.685 --> 00:45:00.755
and watched the entire show of King of Queens great.
1128
00:45:00.755 --> 00:45:05.595
Show you, you really do pick up on the things
1129
00:45:05.595 --> 00:45:08.555
that are like super no longer appropriate to say on tv.
1130
00:45:08.705 --> 00:45:11.755
That was totally fine in like a family sitcom
1131
00:45:11.755 --> 00:45:12.795
in the nineties, first
1132
00:45:13.005 --> 00:45:14.475
First episode of the Brady Bunch.
1133
00:45:14.475 --> 00:45:16.355
They're like, she's like nervous about getting married.
1134
00:45:16.355 --> 00:45:18.035
It's like, yeah, why don't you take a tranquilizer ?
1135
00:45:21.335 --> 00:45:23.355
So yeah, we, we've come long way people don't realize.
1136
00:45:23.385 --> 00:45:24.755
Yeah, we've come a long way. Um, um,
1137
00:45:24.955 --> 00:45:27.355
I have to go wake, wake up Hazel, and get her to school
1138
00:45:27.355 --> 00:45:28.995
because it's how it about six 30.
1139
00:45:29.465 --> 00:45:32.035
Okay. Uh, so I gotta be the one to end this one.
1140
00:45:32.045 --> 00:45:34.035
We'll get to Nashville next week. Yeah,
1141
00:45:34.035 --> 00:45:35.435
We'll definitely cover Nashville next week.
1142
00:45:36.575 --> 00:45:39.035
And, uh, recap Vegas and Nashville
1143
00:45:39.295 --> 00:45:41.475
and whatever it is Tim decides to do on the weekend,
1144
00:45:43.065 --> 00:45:44.475
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1145
00:45:44.475 --> 00:45:46.195
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1146
00:45:46.195 --> 00:45:48.515
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1147
00:45:48.935 --> 00:45:50.115
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