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This is off track.
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God, I wish I was eating something right now.
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Just to make Tim mad.
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Tim, is that like a sweater that says indie,
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but in like NASA font?
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Yeah, I got it from the, uh,
Eclipse moon thing. Yeah,
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The eclipse at IMS. Yeah,
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I remember. I remember that. Yeah. That's kind of cool.
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It's, it's frigid here. It's uh, it's like 59 degrees, so
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It's hilarious. I'm not gonna
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Do anything crazy like shut my windows,
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but I am gonna wear a hoodie.
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It's hilarious you say that.
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'cause I was literally about to say
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how I'm wearing like a sweater right now, even though it's
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so obnoxiously warm and indie for the time of year.
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And it's cooler than
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that.
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Yeah.
It's been a lot of ob rain though. Obnoxious.
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It shouldn't be this warm this time of year.
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This is like, this is like mid spring. Does that,
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And why is that a bad thing?
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Why is that affecting your life in a negative way?
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Because you have to have winter, proper winter
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for a winter amount of time.
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Or else you don't appreciate spring, summer and fall.
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You weren't here when it wintered. Like, no,
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Dude.
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I was So when it was like minus 10 your temperature, Uhhuh .
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I was absolutely here. Oh.
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Although I'm pretty sure it's doing it again this weekend
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And like, no, no.
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Next week we're,
We're above our snowfall totals
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of like the past four decades already.
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Well, no, no. That can't be right. Four decades.
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Mm-hmm .
The last couple years have been weak sauce
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though, when it comes to like snowfall.
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It's been pretty sad, pretty pathetic.
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I'm telling you, it's like since the sixties we haven't
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had this amount of snow by January, whatever. Yeah. But
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I don't want to be
Done like for the
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year. I'm just saying, my mom
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Always talks about the blizzard of 72. Does
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She She always talk about
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It's, that's a big, that's a yes it off.
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What I'm saying is that's like a big
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thing in Indianapolis history
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Was the blizzard of 72 before January 6th.
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You <inaudible>. All I'm saying is from this point,
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look it up in the season, we are ahead
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of snowfall totals of the past four decades.
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Why was that plural? I didn't say it.
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I'm not agreeing with him.
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That should have been a singular. And anyway,
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It was Blizzard of 78. Sorry.
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Way off.
Okay. Way off.
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Whatever. For something that comes up a lot.
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Anyway, guys, this is not a Thur.
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This is really starting off like a Thursday show,
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but this is not a Thursday show.
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This is a Tuesday show. I
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Mean, this could be a Thursday show
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and then we could just record the Tuesday show later.
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Like, I don't know.
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Good point. Just cut that part Tim, just cut me saying
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that because this is a good start to a Thursday show.
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Okay.
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I'm gonna leave it in.
Well, man,
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escape
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This is, this is what you get.
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Oh God. Yeah. Happy New Year guys. I guess.
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Um, it's, you, you know what? You brought up your mom.
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I just wanna reiterate how much I love her.
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Don't about that.
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Becky and I watched a movie last night
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and the, the two main characters names were Joan and Larry.
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Huh? What movie? Uh, eternity with, uh, miles Teller and,
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and Elizabeth Olson and Du LEAP's boyfriend.
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Huh? That's how he was introduced
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To me, knows who that is.
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Nobody does. Other than it's
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The guy that probably Dua Lipa
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Dating Dua Lipa.
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Yeah. I feel bad for him.
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She probably knows, but
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accomplished actor in his own right.
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But that's just how everybody knows him, I guess.
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Bryce of Dayton Famous, I suppose Patto
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Patto wants slid into DPA's dms.
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Did
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Slide back?
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That's a least surprising thing I've ever heard. Mm-hmm .
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Mm. Yeah.
What is,
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what does Pat's DM sliding game consist of?
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Does he like, do the ball emoji I and be like that?
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Oh, sorry. Wouldn't I can't tell. No,
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Can't tell you that.
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I I've, I've seen, I've seen some of it.
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It's uh, it's bold. He's bold.
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He's, he's got, he's, you know, he's not a shy guy.
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Let's just say, um, there's no,
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there's no confusion about the end goal.
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the intention.
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So he's aggressive on and off the track. All right. .
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It's just his nature, man. It's just his nature. Yeah.
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Well, that's probably not something we should dive
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into in any capacity.
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No, no. I think we should go at length into this
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Whatsoever.
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Um,
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Let's have him back on, let's talk about his dm. This
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Is, we can have him back on.
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I don't think he's going . He's, he want No,
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he wants a relationship guys.
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He's, he's, uh, he's telling me he
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really wants to settle down.
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He wants to find somebody. You know, you
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Remember when Connor Daley did that thing on the radio
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with Smiley, where it was like the Bachelor on the radio.
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We should, we should get, uh,
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we should get Patto to do that.
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Weird start to the show, guys.
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Happy New Year, as we said, first show of 2026.
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Six six.
Is that right? Yeah. I
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Mean, it'll actually be the second show.
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'cause this is our Thursday episode.
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You idiot. That's true. But we're talking about it.
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We're gonna, that other episode could be filmed at any time
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before the new year.
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After the new year. So nobody
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really knows when it was filmed. You're
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You're right. 'cause we won't be
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wearing the same exact thing.
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Oh, I'm gonna turn my hat around
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and you're gonna turn your hat around
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and Tim's gonna take off at toupee.
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And then, uh, nobody will be able to tell
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that we're doing this on the same day.
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So how is everybody's holiday break in Christmas
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and New Year's and all that stuff?
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Wait, we talked about Christmas, didn't we? Mm-hmm .
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I think covered. So we haven't talked about New Year's.
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No, we haven't talked
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Um, I actually have a bit of a funny
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story about New Year's Eve. So also
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You Hazel's birthday.
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Yeah. As you guys know, it's Hazel's birthday. Mm-hmm .
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Um, so I rented out a room at Speedway indoor carting.
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Mm. And had a bunch of the cousins and, and Hazel's uncles
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and aunts and, and just like people
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that she knows in Indianapolis over, and we went go-karting.
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And one of the guys who works there,
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I think his name was Andrew, was like, really cool.
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But he was like, oh, what's up? I
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Have a question.
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Okay.
Whose idea was it to go go-karting? It
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Was Hazel's
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Um, how is it that your daughter keeps getting cooler
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and yet you are still you?
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Unclear. Unclear. Yeah.
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I, yeah, I maybe it's like a reverse Dorian Gray thing
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where there's just like a painting in an attic
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somewhere where I look awesome.
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It's like all the cool goes to the painting.
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Please see, the painting version
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of me wouldn't have made that reference.
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Everybody listening that gets that reference,
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please send Tim a direct message.
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And Tim, I'd like you to reply back, uh,
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report back next week on how nobody replied to this .
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Uh, so anyways, we went, we went go-karting.
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And one of the guys who works there was,
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was really cool about it.
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He, he like, uh, he's like,
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Hey Tim, are you from the podcast?
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I was like, yeah. He is like, can I get a picture?
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Uh, like, by the way, if you, if you guys ever see me and,
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and recognize me
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and you're like, oh, I don't wanna bother
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him, it's not bothering me.
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I love it. Inject that straight into my veins.
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Like, oh
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Oh no.
It's, it's awesome.
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I love every moment of with the, when it,
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it very rarely happens, but when it does,
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it's, it's cool. I love it.
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Especially like in front of your daughter,
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because that probably makes you feel extra cool. Oh yeah.
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Oh yeah. My nephews thought I was awesome
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with Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Um, but what I didn't love is that, like right
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after that I immediately wrecked in my first
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race, like pretty big.
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So I was like, oh, there, that, that goes there.
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That moment was, it's gone. .
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You should ask him to send you a copy of the picture
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so you can remember a time before you embarrassed yourself
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Publicly.
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Yeah, it was pretty, it was pretty rough.
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Um, that's all right. But anyways, the rest of the, where,
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Where, where, uh, did you wreck? I'm just curious.
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Uh, at the, the top of the hill,
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it was like a three person thing. How
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Did you start it?
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Unclear. I was trying to get around somebody
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and somebody was trying to get around me.
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I didn't know they were behind me.
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So it was just, we went three wide
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and I was in the middle of it. And it's
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A fast corner. That's
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A really, it's a risky corner to go three wide.
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Whoever was the third person in line there probably should
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have been scolded.
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Yeah, I'll talk to Hazel about it.
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Yeah, you should, you should.
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you talked to her about that. Uh, but yeah, it was cool.
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I got to, uh, I got to look important in front of my, uh,
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in front of my daughter and my nephews.
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So that was, uh, that was pretty neat also. So great time.
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Like it was, this isn't an ad.
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They didn't give me any, like bene like I paid full price
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for everything, but yeah, it was, it was a great time.
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You had pizza and breadsticks and,
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Um, who was faster?
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You or your daughter?
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Well, they, she raced in the junior cards.
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Ira raced in the grownup cards.
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I will say I did use my brother Alex.
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My question, my question,
I was, I was faster.
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I was faster, but I did beat my brother
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and that was all that really mattered to me.
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So. Well that's not fair. If anybody knows Alex Durham,
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make sure you tell him that he is the slowest
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Y that's not entirely fair
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because you got to see videos
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from professional drivers giving advice.
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I did. I showed everybody. I showed
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everybody including him. The videos that you
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Guys, Alex
Did see that Marco sent. Okay. Yeah.
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Okay.
So no excuse.
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Thank you for doing that, by the way, guys. It didn't help.
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Hazel was not that fast.
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She can't be good at everything.
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And that's so far the only thing I found
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that she's not exceptional at.
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So we'll give her time.
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I'm not saying she can't or won't be. I'm just saying.
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We'll, we'll give her time. We'll help her out.
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She'll get there. I've got full fish. All right.
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How was your guys' New Year's,
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Alex, how's your New Year's? What'd you get up to?
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Well, we went up to Michigan, um,
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had a grand old time there.
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New Year's is different now.
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Uh, the, the why couple that we go with, um, also has
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a, uh, infant, um,
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Bebe
Couple months behind.
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Old Benny. Benny boy.
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Um, And so, uh, everyone went
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to bed at like nine 30.
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Um, but that's because we were up at five 30.
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So we, we definitely missed any sort
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of New Year's celebration.
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Um, we didn't pop champagne, we didn't do anything.
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New Year's Eve, we did it New Year's day.
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'cause like, I don't know, at 7:00 AM we had already been up
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for two hours, so we were like mimosas.
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Yeah. Um, so celebration just is a little bit different.
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Yeah. It's, it, it, it shifted, but we had a very good time.
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We watched, we watched a huge amount of college football,
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which is very exciting to watch the Indiana Hoosiers go out
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to Pasadena and kick some Alabama ass, uh, rose Bowl.
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So that was, that was pretty cool. Go
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Here we are the first team.
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So, uh, that was,
So basically,
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Yes,
Basically what you did
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or what you should do if this is, you know, I imagine
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that like next year, you know, Ben will be slightly older,
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but still a small child.
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Um, you just have to like get a VPN or something
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and hack a stream of like London's New Year's celebration.
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Sure. And then just count that down
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and then you can go to bed at eight
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and feel like you stayed up, you know,
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for the, for the whole thing.
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Or, or we're just, uh,
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not gonna give <inaudible> because it doesn't
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Matter.
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Yeah. But it's, it's fun to
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Pretend that was the most
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rossy answer that he could've given. Damn.
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Yeah.
Hell, my daughter stay October
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Doesn't, but it's her birthday.
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She can do whatever she wants. It's true too.
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Yeah. Her birthday. So, so like, do you ever have to like,
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plan her party not on her actual birthday, just
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because it's basically a holiday for everybody
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and a lot of people have plans.
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Lemme tell you, Hazel's gonna love her birthday
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when she's like 20. Yeah. I'd
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Say yeah,
Maybe 35 when she first starts drinking. Mm.
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I would say 18 to 25.
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She's gonna have a blast on her birthday.
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A blast. I mean, probably like 17 to 35 actually. Yeah.
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Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Alright, well that's, that's good.
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Glad that you had a, you didn't,
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you could have just stayed home and done that, but you just,
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or you went somewhere on a weekend,
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it had nothing to do with New Year's.
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You just had a nice little trip away with
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Listen your
Friends.
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We can't all be something we've done for the past.
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Yeah, yeah. I mean, we can't all be with, you know,
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Alex Earl and Tom Brady down in what seemed
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to be the hotspot of the globe.
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Um, yeah. Why, why was, is that a new, like, is
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that a new destination for the rich and famous?
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Not new. Not new. Um, yeah, I think, did they
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All just wanna go?
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'cause you were there?
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No, no, I think, uh,
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I think it's, I think it's been a thing.
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I think New Year's at St.
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Barts has been a bit of a, a hotspot for that.
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Um, but I think you had a lot of, like
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a lot more people like TikTok about it.
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And so a lot more people knew about it.
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And I think it was largely due
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to the Alex Earl Tom Brady situation, which,
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you know, good for him.
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Oh, I, did you see the video though?
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I, I actually, I don't even wanna get into this.
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I don't want, this is not my place to, but yeah.
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Good for Tom can do every he wants.
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I love Tom fellow Fox Sports. Dude, Colin sports games.
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He's killing it. Life's good. Yeah, no dude. So I, I, yes.
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So I was down there. I was down in St.
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Barts, uh, with our good friends.
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Um, and wild scene down there.
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Just, I mean, it's a really cool place.
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I dunno, have you ever been in general Anytime
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really cool place?
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It's like the best part of an island,
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but built up like a little European city.
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So like without the worst parts of island stuff,
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minus like traffic, but really, really cool spot.
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And on New Year's it's like through the roof. Crazy.
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Lot of fun. Um, we went to this one place on New Year's Eve
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and all the, uh,
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all the servers were wearing these like super sick t-shirts
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that were like, that had the place's name
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and this cool logo on it or whatever.
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That's, so I said to our server, I was like, dude, do they,
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do you guys sell those t-shirts?
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'cause I would absolutely love to buy one of those t-shirts.
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And he was like, yeah, yeah, we sell 'em in the gift shop.
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It, you know, it's open tomorrow if, if you wanna swing by.
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And I was like, ah, we actually leave pretty early tomorrow,
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so we're not gonna have a chance to come back here.
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No big deal. And he is like,
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I'll make you a deal if you stay
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until 2:00 AM I'll give you my shirt.
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I'm like, well, alright then.
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And so I'm the proud owner of a living edition shirt from,
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uh, Nick Beach in St.
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Parks. 'cause we, we we're heading out
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and the guy's like, all right.
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And he literally just peeled his shirt off in the middle,
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in the middle of the restaurant, which by that point it sort
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of transitioned over to nightclub status.
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And, um, yeah. Walked off with a shirt.
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It was pretty, pretty nice to get a little, little souvenir.
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So thanks to, uh, Rafael, it's,
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It's nice, it's nice that, um,
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you were on a yacht on an island, um,
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and you literally stole the shirt off of your server's back.
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Yeah. Yeah. What did, when you say it like that?
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It sounds bad. It sounds very bad.
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Is there a better way to say it?
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I'm trying to figure out a different way to word it.
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I mean, where it sounds good. I think,
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I think, I think the stole part
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I think is the rough part because
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You just him a shirt, your, I offered
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Him, I, hold on.
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Look Tim, let me finish.
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Uh, I offered him my shirt in exchange, which he refused.
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Mm-hmm . Uh, he offered me his shirt in the first place.
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'cause I originally asked to buy another shirt
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and he was like, well, I tell you what.
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And, and thirdly, he gets those shirts for free.
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So it's not like he's out of pocket.
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He probably just went into the back storage room,
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got a new shirt and carried on until 6:00 AM
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'cause that's what they do there.
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Um, but yes, no, when you word it the way you said it,
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it sounded so, no.
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Yeah, he just, he paid a guy to take his clothes off.
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Yeah.
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I mean, no, that's,
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I'm not sure how you No, that's not,
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that's not what happened. Um, is that,
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That's, that was your read of it, right, Alex?
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No, his read, I mean, was that I stole it.
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So this is a completely different, also false read.
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But, but, but I, but I like your approach to it, Tim,
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because I guarantee someone tipped him.
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So Yeah, no, he
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Definitely did all right for himself that night.
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Oh, okay. Yeah. That's why I don't think
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he was too. So was that too worried?
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Was that in singles or how did you, how did you take
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him?
,
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Let's just say I'm gonna have to,
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I'm gonna have a credit card transaction on the statement
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I'm gonna have to explain later.
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But, uh, you know, Uhhuh that's fine. It's fine.
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Becky was there. Becky was present,
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but yes, no, uh, hilariously awesome time.
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Um, the whole trip down there
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and then we bounced around to it was a, like, it was,
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we were so lucky we did that.
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And then we, the next couple days bounced
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around like the British Virgin Allens and got in the water
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and got some sun, which can't tell because it's still me.
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Uh, and then, yeah.
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And there and then you come back
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and like the world starts again, which
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Pretty aggressively you
Come back to like Yeah,
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that is true actually.
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'cause certain world events meant
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that like there was a chance we weren't gonna be able
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to fly for, uh,
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Period time, period.
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Time. Oh, I just meant like in general like that we,
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everybody had to go back to work.
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I mean, I didn't, but like I heard people did.
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Yes. No, I we're aware
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that you didn't And Alex never really left.
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He just kind of stayed in his normal routine.
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So nothing really changed for him.
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Um, but yeah, there was some world events that
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that nearly got us stranded down there.
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That've been worse places to get stranded.
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I was that I, it would've been kind
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of hilarious if you got, if you were stuck in minute,
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like in the Caribbean.
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Yeah. I mean, look, it, it's, it, I guess there's some,
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Yeah, it's not something to joke about.
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I'm sure people really did get stuck and like, that sucks.
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It's funny. I I would've liked it had you been stuck.
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That's fair. That's fair. I agree.
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That would've been funny. I, uh, I did meet a guy, Alex,
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that uh, was a, was a pilot in a similar sense to you.
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It only kind of just got his license
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and bought himself a little plane
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and had flown down there for New Years to the bbis
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and um, was chatting with him
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and his buddy the next couple days over text
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and his, what should have been pretty short flight to Miami.
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Uh, ended up rerouting him like
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after 11 hours to Turks
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and Caicos where he had to stay for an extra day
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and then eventually fly to Miami.
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So that plan didn't work out. Super awesome for him.
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Um, but he made it home
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and probably still got home earlier than most people
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that were flying commercial.
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'cause it was a bit of, a bit
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of a cluster down there I gather.
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Did uh, do you guys do like the whole resolution thing?
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Um, I do not. I have not done
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that since I was, I don't know, 14.
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Yeah, same. Yeah.
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If we had to, what would you guys pick
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Be better at finding Tuesday guests so
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that you guys don't have to listen to us?
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Do like we did on Tuesday.
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Oh, that's a good one's a good one. I echo that.
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I echo that. It, it, it'd be, it would just be,
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I don't know James, like, you know, if there was a person
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that, you know, we paid, you know, more money to,
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um, you know, if, if they would, you know, I don't know,
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take some initiative and
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I get paid to
There.
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Like hear some guess. Yeah.
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Would that not, would that not be
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something, you know, what else you think
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God would be so good to?
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I mean, just organizing live shows better, right?
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As a, as a group I think. Right. And by group I think
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One individual, but more as an individual.
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Yeah. Yeah. Think speaking
499
00:19:29.515 --> 00:19:32.355
Of which, considering I was gonna pitch a live show for
500
00:19:32.535 --> 00:19:34.395
As he just mentioned, Pete,
Right?
501
00:19:34.755 --> 00:19:36.715
Hmm. What was that? Sorry Tim. We should, I was,
502
00:19:36.915 --> 00:19:38.195
I was gonna pitch a live show for St.
503
00:19:38.195 --> 00:19:39.195
Pete, you know.
504
00:19:40.055 --> 00:19:41.115
So you're venue venue,
505
00:19:41.115 --> 00:19:42.755
your New Year's resolution is doing something.
506
00:19:43.575 --> 00:19:45.555
No, no. My New Year's resolution is gonna be
507
00:19:45.555 --> 00:19:46.795
spend less time on my cell phone.
508
00:19:47.175 --> 00:19:49.395
But like we could do a St. Pete show.
509
00:19:49.615 --> 00:19:50.835
Should we do a St. Pete show?
510
00:19:51.055 --> 00:19:52.195
Why don't you organize one?
511
00:19:52.665 --> 00:19:54.795
Okay. Are you free? A St. Pete show free
512
00:19:54.795 --> 00:19:55.795
Drink St.
513
00:19:55.795 --> 00:19:57.035
Pete guys. We're doing a St. Pete show. Come on out.
514
00:19:57.255 --> 00:20:00.715
No, but I'll, if we No, I can make the freedom.
515
00:20:01.015 --> 00:20:02.995
What's the best night for you to do a St. Pete show?
516
00:20:03.815 --> 00:20:05.235
Oh, probably Monday. .
517
00:20:10.705 --> 00:20:10.995
That
518
00:20:11.335 --> 00:20:12.755
Was a fun response than I was expecting. .
519
00:20:13.215 --> 00:20:16.795
Um, the best night to do a St. Pete show?
520
00:20:17.075 --> 00:20:20.515
I would, I would probably have to say Saturday just
521
00:20:20.515 --> 00:20:24.765
because Friday is, well,
522
00:20:26.005 --> 00:20:28.485
hmm, probably Friday unfortunately.
523
00:20:29.395 --> 00:20:31.445
Because if there's gonna be a sponsor dinner,
524
00:20:31.475 --> 00:20:33.845
it's probably gonna be Saturday most likely.
525
00:20:33.925 --> 00:20:35.365
I was gonna say usually qualifyings
526
00:20:35.365 --> 00:20:36.765
early Saturday, so that'd be nice.
527
00:20:36.765 --> 00:20:39.525
But I'm gonna have a sponsored dinner Saturday. So Friday.
528
00:20:39.635 --> 00:20:41.245
Alright, Tim, get Kraken.
529
00:20:41.385 --> 00:20:43.605
Uh, if you're listening and you're from the St.
530
00:20:43.605 --> 00:20:45.725
Pete area and happen to own an establishment
531
00:20:45.745 --> 00:20:49.965
or a facility that would be well suited for a live show,
532
00:20:50.335 --> 00:20:52.365
small affair somewhere in the, what are we thinking?
533
00:20:52.935 --> 00:20:55.485
50 to 75 people range? Something like that.
534
00:20:56.275 --> 00:20:58.805
Just thinking stadium. 50 to 75,000.
535
00:20:59.655 --> 00:21:01.345
Well we could call George and see if we could use the
536
00:21:01.345 --> 00:21:02.545
Yankees training facility.
537
00:21:03.105 --> 00:21:05.465
I mean the Bucks are not playing football anymore.
538
00:21:05.585 --> 00:21:07.025
They're heading straight to Cancun.
539
00:21:07.045 --> 00:21:08.625
So we could probably just go there. .
540
00:21:09.375 --> 00:21:12.025
It's true. Straight to Cancun. Hmm.
541
00:21:12.165 --> 00:21:15.785
We got options potentially. Um, alright Tim, get on that.
542
00:21:16.005 --> 00:21:17.865
So wait, did you look, did you look,
543
00:21:17.925 --> 00:21:20.625
can you like look at your average screen time
544
00:21:20.655 --> 00:21:21.705
over a calendar year?
545
00:21:21.885 --> 00:21:22.945
Do you do, do you get like a,
546
00:21:23.135 --> 00:21:26.745
like a screen time wrapped like every app is doing now?
547
00:21:26.945 --> 00:21:29.505
'cause I would, to set that goal, you have
548
00:21:29.505 --> 00:21:30.985
to have something to beat.
549
00:21:30.995 --> 00:21:32.425
Right? Well I was
550
00:21:32.425 --> 00:21:33.505
reading, I don't wanna look at my phone. Les,
551
00:21:34.145 --> 00:21:35.145
I was reading something the paper
552
00:21:35.145 --> 00:21:36.145
Today.
553
00:21:36.145 --> 00:21:37.585
Are you over under six hours? 'cause I bet
554
00:21:37.865 --> 00:21:38.865
I would say probably over.
555
00:21:39.445 --> 00:21:42.425
Ooh, what's,
I was reading something in the paper today
556
00:21:42.425 --> 00:21:45.345
that was talking about like somebody adjusted their phone
557
00:21:45.445 --> 00:21:48.065
to get rid of the color on their phone, on the screen
558
00:21:48.165 --> 00:21:50.345
and it made like the impulses
559
00:21:50.365 --> 00:21:51.585
to check their phone all the time.
560
00:21:51.645 --> 00:21:53.345
Go away. I'm just gonna try that.
561
00:21:53.605 --> 00:21:55.385
Oh, like the black and white thing? Yeah.
562
00:21:55.385 --> 00:21:57.705
So there's a, Evan does that, there's
563
00:21:57.705 --> 00:21:58.705
A pretty cool thing.
564
00:21:58.765 --> 00:22:02.665
So everyone talks about all blue lights bad and whatever
565
00:22:02.685 --> 00:22:03.945
and well that may be true.
566
00:22:04.265 --> 00:22:06.945
I doubt it's, it's that true.
567
00:22:07.645 --> 00:22:12.185
Um, but there is a new screen,
568
00:22:12.885 --> 00:22:16.185
um, you know, like the film that you can put on, uh,
569
00:22:16.295 --> 00:22:19.785
that changes the blue light into red light.
570
00:22:20.285 --> 00:22:23.945
So like red light's good for your skin and for your body.
571
00:22:24.685 --> 00:22:26.745
So the more time you look at your phone,
572
00:22:27.455 --> 00:22:29.145
Like red light therapy, that's almost like getting pe
573
00:22:29.145 --> 00:22:30.825
that's getting people thinking that it's just good
574
00:22:30.825 --> 00:22:32.145
to be staring at their phone more.
575
00:22:32.215 --> 00:22:33.945
Well, no, it's more, it's more like
576
00:22:34.725 --> 00:22:35.785
For the time you're using it,
577
00:22:35.815 --> 00:22:37.145
it's a benefit, not a detriment.
578
00:22:38.505 --> 00:22:41.235
Correct. So I just, I just open yours right now.
579
00:22:41.395 --> 00:22:43.355
I just opened mine up to see daily average.
580
00:22:43.515 --> 00:22:45.275
I mean it does it, you know, from the start of the week.
581
00:22:45.275 --> 00:22:46.995
So I've only got Sunday, Monday, Tuesday on here.
582
00:22:47.095 --> 00:22:48.915
Uh, yeah. But I, I was very lazy
583
00:22:48.975 --> 00:22:50.955
and was on my phone almost all of yesterday.
584
00:22:51.095 --> 00:22:52.995
So I feel like my average is, I'm, I'm
585
00:22:52.995 --> 00:22:54.315
Gonna need you to look it up.
586
00:22:54.965 --> 00:22:56.515
Seven hour average.
Okay.
587
00:22:58.305 --> 00:22:59.715
Alex.
Five hour, one minute.
588
00:23:00.165 --> 00:23:01.395
Three 11. Oof.
589
00:23:01.395 --> 00:23:05.675
That's better. That's now. Okay. Uh, feeling
590
00:23:05.815 --> 00:23:06.815
Pretty.
591
00:23:07.105 --> 00:23:08.755
Yeah, you should know. You should. That's
592
00:23:08.915 --> 00:23:09.915
Terrific.
593
00:23:09.915 --> 00:23:11.715
I have, I have to say that
594
00:23:12.435 --> 00:23:14.035
I am using my phone a lot in
595
00:23:14.035 --> 00:23:16.635
the middle of the night these days. When That's,
596
00:23:16.875 --> 00:23:17.875
That's a good point.
597
00:23:17.895 --> 00:23:19.075
That's a fair play. Yeah.
598
00:23:19.655 --> 00:23:22.235
And I will say a contributing factor
599
00:23:22.255 --> 00:23:24.955
to mine is like the last couple days I've just been working
600
00:23:24.955 --> 00:23:27.715
from home and so I've been on my lap, on my, my laptop
601
00:23:27.715 --> 00:23:30.195
or my iPad, which I'll often use to like reply
602
00:23:30.195 --> 00:23:31.755
to text messages, which normally I do from my
603
00:23:31.755 --> 00:23:32.995
phone or emails.
604
00:23:33.575 --> 00:23:35.035
So we've done this before. That's probably,
605
00:23:35.975 --> 00:23:37.475
But what is your most used app?
606
00:23:37.975 --> 00:23:40.515
Mine's pretty close between Instagram and messages.
607
00:23:41.025 --> 00:23:42.835
Yeah. Mine's or Twitter. Mine is,
608
00:23:43.095 --> 00:23:45.155
Oh, I think it's TikTok. No, TikTok.
609
00:23:45.245 --> 00:23:48.245
Second.
. So first is Twitter and second is
610
00:23:48.505 --> 00:23:49.505
TikTok.
611
00:23:49.505 --> 00:23:52.645
I, yeah, mine is Safari. Mm.
612
00:23:53.105 --> 00:23:56.875
Um, Instagram, Google Maps, Spotify.
613
00:23:57.335 --> 00:24:00.075
Oh, interesting. Mm. You know, its message is Instagram,
614
00:24:00.145 --> 00:24:01.235
outlook and Safari.
615
00:24:01.385 --> 00:24:03.675
Yeah. My message is is way down there. 'cause
616
00:24:04.365 --> 00:24:05.365
Screw that.
617
00:24:05.365 --> 00:24:08.315
Yes. 'cause you don't answer any messages ever. We
618
00:24:08.315 --> 00:24:09.315
Know.
619
00:24:09.315 --> 00:24:11.435
Listen Linda, we know I text, I text you back
620
00:24:12.905 --> 00:24:14.235
Sometimes. Sometimes.
621
00:24:14.585 --> 00:24:16.635
Well, more than most
622
00:24:17.385 --> 00:24:18.385
More.
623
00:24:18.385 --> 00:24:20.195
Well that's, I I appreciate that. I appreciate that.
624
00:24:20.395 --> 00:24:21.955
I did have a, uh, a whole lot.
625
00:24:22.055 --> 00:24:23.395
Let me see if I could fight it.
626
00:24:26.395 --> 00:24:28.955
Thursday at 1:34 AM Happy New Year buddy.
627
00:24:29.895 --> 00:24:31.635
No reply till yesterday.
628
00:24:32.205 --> 00:24:35.875
, which was Monday on a completely unrelated topic.
629
00:24:36.435 --> 00:24:38.515
Whatever James, happy New Year, whatever. Like who gives
630
00:24:39.575 --> 00:24:40.575
Uh huh.
631
00:24:44.145 --> 00:24:47.315
Alright, fine. I don't respond to messages. Nice.
632
00:24:47.655 --> 00:24:50.755
Um, um, well speaking of, speaking of messages
633
00:24:50.935 --> 00:24:54.395
and social media and dms and Insta stuffs
634
00:24:54.395 --> 00:24:55.835
and what have you, uh, Alex
635
00:24:56.415 --> 00:24:59.715
you got a pretty cool one the other day that's setting us up
636
00:24:59.735 --> 00:25:00.795
for an interesting weekend.
637
00:25:01.355 --> 00:25:02.555
I did get a very cool one.
638
00:25:02.775 --> 00:25:06.375
Um, you know, we've, we've mentioned many times
639
00:25:07.235 --> 00:25:11.495
how surprised slash honored we are
640
00:25:11.795 --> 00:25:13.455
of the listeners of this show.
641
00:25:13.955 --> 00:25:18.215
Um, and usually we're, we're reminded of
642
00:25:18.215 --> 00:25:19.775
that a lot during the season, right?
643
00:25:19.775 --> 00:25:21.615
When we're going to different tracks and,
644
00:25:21.615 --> 00:25:22.895
and all this sort of thing.
645
00:25:23.155 --> 00:25:25.895
Um, and, and getting to cross paths with,
646
00:25:26.005 --> 00:25:27.575
with fellow indie car fans
647
00:25:27.575 --> 00:25:29.215
and race goers and, and that sort of thing.
648
00:25:29.395 --> 00:25:33.975
Um, but I did not realize that our reach
649
00:25:34.575 --> 00:25:37.935
extended a little bit outside of, um,
650
00:25:38.235 --> 00:25:40.735
the indie car world into the college football world.
651
00:25:41.235 --> 00:25:45.575
So the wonderful people down at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl,
652
00:25:46.035 --> 00:25:50.655
um, reached out to uh, well really James, Tim
653
00:25:50.655 --> 00:25:54.335
and I, um, and asked just James
654
00:25:54.395 --> 00:25:58.455
and I, uh, to go down to, I
655
00:25:58.455 --> 00:25:59.815
Was gonna say nobody reached
Out to me. .
656
00:26:01.255 --> 00:26:03.935
I mean it was the, it was the Ask Offtrack account.
657
00:26:04.315 --> 00:26:07.095
So, um, and, uh, invited.
658
00:26:07.195 --> 00:26:08.615
So, so Tim, wait, wait. Hold on.
659
00:26:08.615 --> 00:26:10.055
So before you even finish this story, Tim,
660
00:26:10.085 --> 00:26:12.775
have you not seen this message from the Offtrack account?
661
00:26:13.165 --> 00:26:14.615
Alright, we're gonna need you
662
00:26:14.615 --> 00:26:16.575
to do a much better job managing that account.
663
00:26:16.575 --> 00:26:19.335
Yeah. 'cause we could have potentially missed an incredible
664
00:26:19.335 --> 00:26:20.735
opportunity that Alex is about to Was this
665
00:26:20.735 --> 00:26:22.815
On Instagram or T or Twitter?
666
00:26:22.995 --> 00:26:24.055
Yes, sure was.
667
00:26:24.475 --> 00:26:26.895
Anyway. Alex talk about what the opportunity is
668
00:26:26.895 --> 00:26:28.055
that Tim nearly cost us.
669
00:26:28.635 --> 00:26:30.295
Uh, well would you be surprised by that?
670
00:26:30.435 --> 00:26:32.735
I'm sure he is cost us many opportunities. Yeah, almost.
671
00:26:32.965 --> 00:26:34.655
Anyways, almost assuredly I
672
00:26:34.655 --> 00:26:35.775
talk about how I don't check our videos.
673
00:26:35.775 --> 00:26:39.095
Indianapolis, Indianapolis Hoosiers, as we alluded
674
00:26:39.095 --> 00:26:40.735
to early in the show, won the Rose Bowl.
675
00:26:40.735 --> 00:26:42.135
They're headed to the Peach Bowl,
676
00:26:42.145 --> 00:26:46.285
which is the semi-final in the college football playoffs.
677
00:26:46.905 --> 00:26:49.885
And they're playing the, uh, Oregon Ducks.
678
00:26:50.465 --> 00:26:53.165
Um, the people at the Peach Bowl down in Atlanta
679
00:26:53.235 --> 00:26:54.605
invited James and I to go.
680
00:26:55.265 --> 00:26:57.645
And so we're gonna go, we're gonna go Friday afternoon,
681
00:26:57.835 --> 00:26:58.965
come back Friday night
682
00:26:59.625 --> 00:27:01.205
and we're gonna have a grand old time.
683
00:27:01.545 --> 00:27:03.245
And I'm very excited because I was debating
684
00:27:03.245 --> 00:27:04.285
going to the game anyways.
685
00:27:04.385 --> 00:27:06.525
And that just made my decision that much easier.
686
00:27:06.625 --> 00:27:09.165
And the fact that my pal Jimmy's gonna come,
687
00:27:09.875 --> 00:27:11.965
it's gonna be a, a fun couple
688
00:27:11.965 --> 00:27:13.525
hours. You know what? Now that
689
00:27:13.885 --> 00:27:15.565
I found this message, I'm gonna be like, what about
690
00:27:15.565 --> 00:27:16.645
me
? No.
691
00:27:17.265 --> 00:27:18.965
And Alex will reply, what about you, ,
692
00:27:19.885 --> 00:27:21.525
which hopefully admin does as well.
693
00:27:21.905 --> 00:27:24.325
Um, yeah, dude, awesome. Amazing.
694
00:27:24.385 --> 00:27:27.405
Cannot thank everybody at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl enough
695
00:27:27.425 --> 00:27:30.605
for reaching out and for offering us this crazy access.
696
00:27:30.705 --> 00:27:34.605
You guys will see, um, follow along over, over the day on,
697
00:27:34.665 --> 00:27:37.245
uh, on Friday to see what they,
698
00:27:37.275 --> 00:27:39.005
what they have us doing and where they have us going.
699
00:27:39.145 --> 00:27:42.365
But like for me, this is only the second college football
700
00:27:42.365 --> 00:27:44.045
game I will have ever attended one
701
00:27:44.045 --> 00:27:46.405
and the big one first for a school that like,
702
00:27:46.525 --> 00:27:49.365
I actually kind of, because we don't do college sports,
703
00:27:49.605 --> 00:27:50.605
I didn't go to school here, right?
704
00:27:50.705 --> 00:27:53.485
So like obviously I adopt the local sports
705
00:27:53.485 --> 00:27:54.845
teams as my go-to teams.
706
00:27:55.745 --> 00:27:58.885
So, uh, so yeah, getting to go down, see a,
707
00:27:58.945 --> 00:28:01.405
see a Hoosiers game in the semifinals, dude.
708
00:28:01.465 --> 00:28:03.925
How, how cool would it be if they win this game
709
00:28:04.025 --> 00:28:06.165
and they get to go to college Football
710
00:28:06.165 --> 00:28:07.325
championship, I mean duck
711
00:28:07.425 --> 00:28:08.425
To go to Miami.
712
00:28:08.425 --> 00:28:09.245
You can't name something that Ducks,
713
00:28:09.245 --> 00:28:10.405
that is the Mighty Ducks.
714
00:28:10.405 --> 00:28:13.085
There's only one Duck Sports League franchise
715
00:28:13.485 --> 00:28:14.925
whenever you can't have another one.
716
00:28:15.515 --> 00:28:17.205
What about the Anaheim Ducks?
717
00:28:17.425 --> 00:28:19.325
That's, that's I'm talking about's. The duck.
718
00:28:19.325 --> 00:28:21.165
That's the ducks. Yeah. Are are they the Mighty Ducks?
719
00:28:21.595 --> 00:28:23.085
Yeah. Yeah. Kind of. They're like that's
720
00:28:23.085 --> 00:28:24.605
how the Mighty Ducks were based off of 'em.
721
00:28:24.605 --> 00:28:25.565
Like no, I mean like I know it's a
722
00:28:25.565 --> 00:28:26.405
kids' team and a pro team.
723
00:28:26.525 --> 00:28:28.445
I think it's like a they were actually
724
00:28:28.445 --> 00:28:30.045
Wanted to, I did not know there was any relation.
725
00:28:30.845 --> 00:28:33.005
I think the logo was like the same for a while.
726
00:28:33.025 --> 00:28:34.685
Was it not? Or did I just make, is
727
00:28:34.685 --> 00:28:35.765
that one of those like dude
728
00:28:35.765 --> 00:28:38.245
Hockey hockey's not my forte. I have no idea.
729
00:28:38.585 --> 00:28:40.765
That's fair. I do have to, um,
730
00:28:41.615 --> 00:28:43.765
shamefully, not shamefully.
731
00:28:44.285 --> 00:28:47.245
I do have to begrudgingly give, uh, Marcus Erickson
732
00:28:47.585 --> 00:28:49.005
and Felix Rosenquist really more
733
00:28:49.005 --> 00:28:50.045
Marcus 'cause he's a hockey guy.
734
00:28:50.615 --> 00:28:54.405
Props on Sweden winning the World Juniors Hockey tournament.
735
00:28:54.715 --> 00:28:56.005
It's a big deal this time of year
736
00:28:56.025 --> 00:28:57.485
for hockey fans, which I know you're not.
737
00:28:57.825 --> 00:29:00.445
Canada and Sweden are often two of the contenders.
738
00:29:00.625 --> 00:29:02.405
Marcus and I have been beating each other
739
00:29:02.405 --> 00:29:03.525
up over this for years.
740
00:29:03.955 --> 00:29:06.565
Unfortunately. Sweden beat Canada this year.
741
00:29:07.415 --> 00:29:09.365
Gotta be the bigger man and admit that it is
742
00:29:09.365 --> 00:29:11.325
what it is, is what it is.
743
00:29:11.755 --> 00:29:12.925
Good for them. Go Sweden.
744
00:29:13.515 --> 00:29:15.325
Good job to Canada. Strong effort. But
745
00:29:15.345 --> 00:29:16.445
Is it, is it what it is?
746
00:29:17.645 --> 00:29:18.625
It is what it is. Well
747
00:29:18.625 --> 00:29:19.625
that's all I have to say about that.
748
00:29:20.215 --> 00:29:22.585
Okay. Okay.
Another New Year's tradition, Tim.
749
00:29:22.805 --> 00:29:25.145
So now that you've missed that DM
750
00:29:25.165 --> 00:29:27.425
of an incredible opportunity, um, have you been,
751
00:29:27.855 --> 00:29:30.225
well we've been talking scrolling through maybe some
752
00:29:30.225 --> 00:29:31.585
of the other dms from our fans
753
00:29:31.585 --> 00:29:33.105
that we're not getting because of you
754
00:29:33.105 --> 00:29:35.665
Dunno know, like getting invited on like air aircraft
755
00:29:35.745 --> 00:29:38.305
carriers and, I don't know, to the Super Bowl
756
00:29:38.445 --> 00:29:40.705
and just, just random things. Taylor Swift
757
00:29:40.705 --> 00:29:41.705
Concerts.
758
00:29:41.745 --> 00:29:43.525
You know what I I I should do a
759
00:29:43.525 --> 00:29:44.645
better job on checking these.
760
00:29:44.845 --> 00:29:47.285
I kind of figure if somebody's reaching out to you guys
761
00:29:47.425 --> 00:29:49.845
for stuff, they're gonna know to go through you directly.
762
00:29:50.195 --> 00:29:52.165
Like if they listen to us at all, they have to know
763
00:29:52.165 --> 00:29:53.405
that I don't check our dms.
764
00:29:54.265 --> 00:29:55.445
So what else is there though,
765
00:29:55.545 --> 00:29:57.045
Tim? I listen. It
766
00:29:57.045 --> 00:29:58.045
Seems to us like there's a lot
767
00:29:58.765 --> 00:30:01.165
I listen to us as we record, admittedly not
768
00:30:01.165 --> 00:30:03.525
after the fact, but I didn't realize
769
00:30:03.525 --> 00:30:04.965
that you don't check our dms.
770
00:30:05.005 --> 00:30:06.765
I kind of assumed that was one of the very,
771
00:30:07.155 --> 00:30:09.805
very few responsibilities that you had on this show.
772
00:30:10.025 --> 00:30:11.365
I'm, I'm looking at them now.
773
00:30:11.865 --> 00:30:14.125
It does not look like, it does not look like I've
774
00:30:14.125 --> 00:30:15.165
missed any other invites.
775
00:30:15.545 --> 00:30:17.205
You guys have the, you guys have the login.
776
00:30:17.345 --> 00:30:19.085
You can get on that account. Do we?
777
00:30:19.245 --> 00:30:20.645
I have no idea what the login is.
778
00:30:21.095 --> 00:30:22.245
Never knew that we had that.
779
00:30:22.675 --> 00:30:23.885
I'll, I'll send it to you.
780
00:30:24.545 --> 00:30:25.925
Or, or you could just do your
781
00:30:26.505 --> 00:30:27.505
And check it.
782
00:30:27.505 --> 00:30:27.965
I got Roger Penske.
783
00:30:28.175 --> 00:30:31.925
James, do you wanna drive the 12? Uh,
784
00:30:32.345 --> 00:30:33.345
I'm good.
785
00:30:35.165 --> 00:30:39.085
Ed Carpenter. Tell Alex he's fired. Yeah, nothing big.
786
00:30:39.555 --> 00:30:41.005
Well, hey, I think the 12 might be open.
787
00:30:41.305 --> 00:30:45.805
Oh no, we missed that. Thanks Tim. . Unreal.
788
00:30:46.155 --> 00:30:48.445
Well, so let's, let's go into
789
00:30:48.445 --> 00:30:49.925
what else we have coming up this month.
790
00:30:50.425 --> 00:30:52.485
Um, we got Daytona.
791
00:30:53.185 --> 00:30:54.205
We got Daytona coming
792
00:30:54.205 --> 00:30:55.205
Up.
793
00:30:55.205 --> 00:30:55.845
That's that next month. That's this month, right?
794
00:30:55.845 --> 00:30:57.125
No, that's this month. That's this month.
795
00:30:57.305 --> 00:30:58.605
All right. So what's, uh,
796
00:30:58.605 --> 00:31:00.085
what's prep for that looking like?
797
00:31:01.115 --> 00:31:02.525
Well, Timbo, good question.
798
00:31:02.945 --> 00:31:07.005
Um, for us in the number nine, faf Motorsport,
799
00:31:08.175 --> 00:31:10.045
Heron TT, three Ebo, um,
800
00:31:10.995 --> 00:31:14.045
it's actually been a really nice kind of off season
801
00:31:14.045 --> 00:31:15.685
because we're not changing cars
802
00:31:15.745 --> 00:31:16.965
for the first time in three years.
803
00:31:17.745 --> 00:31:21.965
So the, uh, teams had a lot more time to like actually rest
804
00:31:22.025 --> 00:31:23.525
and relax and get ready for the race.
805
00:31:23.625 --> 00:31:26.725
But at the same time they've been focusing on some
806
00:31:26.725 --> 00:31:29.245
of the details and working on stuff to really make us better
807
00:31:29.265 --> 00:31:32.565
and not just make us, you know, there, which is
808
00:31:32.645 --> 00:31:34.085
what the last couple years have been like.
809
00:31:34.465 --> 00:31:36.365
So that part's been really exciting.
810
00:31:36.945 --> 00:31:40.925
Um, and then we head to, uh, the roar
811
00:31:41.065 --> 00:31:43.005
before the 24, the sort
812
00:31:43.005 --> 00:31:45.205
of traditional annual stop the weekend
813
00:31:45.205 --> 00:31:47.085
before the race where everybody goes down.
814
00:31:47.315 --> 00:31:49.325
It's three days of testing Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
815
00:31:49.905 --> 00:31:52.405
Uh, then you kind of, you know, take a day or two off
816
00:31:52.405 --> 00:31:54.205
before things sort of kick off for the weekend.
817
00:31:54.825 --> 00:31:56.725
Uh, the following Wednesday,
818
00:31:56.725 --> 00:32:01.405
really I will be actually missing the first day of the roar,
819
00:32:02.695 --> 00:32:04.885
which sucks, but it's for a good cause.
820
00:32:05.265 --> 00:32:08.925
Uh, Fox is doing their annual
821
00:32:09.595 --> 00:32:13.285
preseason seminar for IndyCar and nascar.
822
00:32:13.625 --> 00:32:18.045
So all of us Fox folks, uh, will be going out to LA
823
00:32:18.045 --> 00:32:21.045
for a couple days and seeing kind of
824
00:32:21.045 --> 00:32:23.605
what we've been working on over the off season, uh,
825
00:32:23.995 --> 00:32:26.085
just kind of reconnecting with everybody again, we sort
826
00:32:26.085 --> 00:32:28.365
of do it in conjunction with the, the NASCAR side
827
00:32:28.365 --> 00:32:30.205
of the family from Fox Sports, which is cool.
828
00:32:30.985 --> 00:32:32.405
And um, we'll
829
00:32:32.405 --> 00:32:34.045
Get some for that
Fun.
830
00:32:34.775 --> 00:32:36.285
We'll definitely get some din ty fun.
831
00:32:37.105 --> 00:32:39.775
Um, and yeah, it'll, it'll be great.
832
00:32:39.795 --> 00:32:41.135
I'm, I'm, again, I'm really excited
833
00:32:41.135 --> 00:32:42.295
to see everybody and get going.
834
00:32:42.495 --> 00:32:45.255
I, it's like, even though I've been busy
835
00:32:45.315 --> 00:32:47.615
and other stuff, yeah, I just, I'm so excited
836
00:32:47.615 --> 00:32:49.335
to get the IndyCar season going again.
837
00:32:49.335 --> 00:32:51.175
It has been so insanely long.
838
00:32:51.835 --> 00:32:54.215
Um, luckily I've had other things that keep me busy.
839
00:32:54.215 --> 00:32:57.375
Luckily Alex has had like more testing than anybody's had
840
00:32:57.375 --> 00:33:00.255
since like 2012, which is neat.
841
00:33:00.755 --> 00:33:03.735
So we've been able to stay somewhat sane.
842
00:33:03.755 --> 00:33:07.695
But I know that you guys listening are jonesing
843
00:33:07.915 --> 00:33:09.615
for some Mindy cars on the racetrack
844
00:33:09.955 --> 00:33:11.295
and life for what? I'm excited.
845
00:33:11.365 --> 00:33:12.775
It's, it, it is, it is pretty wild.
846
00:33:12.935 --> 00:33:16.895
I mean we are, we are 50 something days out, which is,
847
00:33:17.125 --> 00:33:18.135
it's not that far away.
848
00:33:18.515 --> 00:33:22.535
So no, It, it's time to start getting serious about,
849
00:33:23.575 --> 00:33:25.895
I mean really everyone as,
850
00:33:26.035 --> 00:33:28.095
as mechanics are coming back from the holidays
851
00:33:28.095 --> 00:33:30.975
and engineers are coming back and vacation times are over.
852
00:33:31.045 --> 00:33:32.975
Like it's, it's crunch time now.
853
00:33:32.975 --> 00:33:34.655
Like whatever you need to sort out
854
00:33:35.155 --> 00:33:37.695
and get ready it's needs to be now.
855
00:33:37.955 --> 00:33:39.735
Um, and on that topic,
856
00:33:40.535 --> 00:33:43.815
I don't know if you saw call IOT's Instagram story, um,
857
00:33:43.885 --> 00:33:46.655
from today, but it was him at Prema.
858
00:33:47.155 --> 00:33:48.495
So I guess,
859
00:33:49.615 --> 00:33:52.095
I guess if ships are moving in the correct direction
860
00:33:52.095 --> 00:33:53.495
there, question mark.
861
00:33:53.775 --> 00:33:54.895
'cause why else would he be there?
862
00:33:55.195 --> 00:33:56.455
Unless he's getting a <inaudible>,
863
00:33:56.915 --> 00:33:58.335
but I doubt he would post .
864
00:33:58.815 --> 00:34:00.295
I doubt he would post that on Instagram.
865
00:34:00.715 --> 00:34:03.255
That'd be a weird post to make. Yeah. Uh, yeah.
866
00:34:03.315 --> 00:34:04.735
That's, that's huge man. That's good.
867
00:34:04.815 --> 00:34:06.175
I also saw one of, uh,
868
00:34:06.275 --> 00:34:08.495
of Mick Schumacher back at the Ray Hall shop,
869
00:34:08.675 --> 00:34:09.735
you know, prep underway.
870
00:34:10.115 --> 00:34:12.575
So Alex, let's, let's get into that a little bit.
871
00:34:12.575 --> 00:34:14.255
Let's actually talk a little bit racing in like the
872
00:34:14.255 --> 00:34:16.015
remaining five minutes that we have in this show
873
00:34:16.015 --> 00:34:17.895
where we've talked about almost no racing whatsoever.
874
00:34:18.575 --> 00:34:20.415
I know that as a driver you kind
875
00:34:20.415 --> 00:34:23.855
of maintain your fitness all season long, all off season.
876
00:34:23.855 --> 00:34:26.255
You're always training even when it's downtime.
877
00:34:26.555 --> 00:34:28.935
But you know, as you say, we're now into the new year,
878
00:34:28.935 --> 00:34:29.935
we're past the holidays.
879
00:34:29.935 --> 00:34:32.055
It is crunch time to use your words.
880
00:34:32.765 --> 00:34:34.015
Does anything change for you?
881
00:34:34.155 --> 00:34:37.455
Do you ramp certain things up from a physicality standpoint
882
00:34:37.455 --> 00:34:38.455
and a training standpoint?
883
00:34:38.715 --> 00:34:41.135
You probably go the other way actually.
884
00:34:41.415 --> 00:34:43.535
'cause you spend, you spend the, the first part
885
00:34:43.535 --> 00:34:47.735
of the off season kind of putting a bunch of the, the,
886
00:34:47.955 --> 00:34:50.815
the mass and the strength that you lost during the season.
887
00:34:51.015 --> 00:34:52.135
'cause you just can't train as much.
888
00:34:52.275 --> 00:34:54.735
Uh, with the schedule you put, you try
889
00:34:54.735 --> 00:34:56.095
and put a lot of that back on.
890
00:34:56.795 --> 00:34:59.855
Um, and so you gain a chunk of weight, um,
891
00:34:59.855 --> 00:35:03.095
you're obviously stronger and it's a bit less focus.
892
00:35:03.355 --> 00:35:06.895
So, so yes and no. So you're, you probably ramp down the,
893
00:35:06.995 --> 00:35:08.455
the actual strength side of things
894
00:35:08.455 --> 00:35:11.655
and you ramp up the cardio side of things.
895
00:35:12.155 --> 00:35:13.855
Um, just
896
00:35:13.855 --> 00:35:16.815
because you wanna start losing a little bit of that weight,
897
00:35:17.115 --> 00:35:18.735
um, or excess weight if you will,
898
00:35:18.735 --> 00:35:20.295
that you don't really need in the car.
899
00:35:20.995 --> 00:35:24.655
Um, and make sure that you know, your threshold, uh,
900
00:35:25.335 --> 00:35:26.495
trainees in the right spot,
901
00:35:26.495 --> 00:35:28.255
your vo two training's in the right spot,
902
00:35:28.285 --> 00:35:29.335
your zone two training's
903
00:35:29.335 --> 00:35:30.415
in the right spot, that sort of thing.
904
00:35:30.415 --> 00:35:33.575
So it's an adjustment really that comes after January one.
905
00:35:33.995 --> 00:35:35.415
But I would say the amount of hours
906
00:35:35.515 --> 00:35:37.405
and time in the gym is the
907
00:35:37.405 --> 00:35:38.685
same. It's just a different program.
908
00:35:38.715 --> 00:35:40.405
Yeah. The focus changes. Yeah.
909
00:35:40.505 --> 00:35:41.685
So strength training,
910
00:35:41.685 --> 00:35:44.365
obviously you just lift more weights when you transition
911
00:35:44.365 --> 00:35:45.885
over to kind of your cardio
912
00:35:46.245 --> 00:35:47.485
capacity training and stuff like that.
913
00:35:47.915 --> 00:35:52.325
What is your, what is your preferred exercise type
914
00:35:52.665 --> 00:35:54.725
to do that sort of workout? Or do you have
915
00:35:55.075 --> 00:35:58.085
It's all, it's all bar running. Okay.
916
00:35:58.505 --> 00:35:59.505
Not run everything except running.
917
00:36:00.045 --> 00:36:04.245
I will not run the, I run twice a year once
918
00:36:04.505 --> 00:36:06.645
for my VO O2 test before the season
919
00:36:06.785 --> 00:36:09.205
and once for my VO O2 test at the end of the season.
920
00:36:10.125 --> 00:36:11.295
That is it. That
921
00:36:11.295 --> 00:36:12.295
Is so funny.
922
00:36:12.475 --> 00:36:15.815
Mm. That is so funny. I, uh, speaking of
923
00:36:15.815 --> 00:36:17.055
Running James, you wanna do the mini
924
00:36:17.055 --> 00:36:18.135
with me this year? Yeah,
925
00:36:18.135 --> 00:36:19.575
If I'm here for it, I'll do it. Alright.
926
00:36:19.915 --> 00:36:21.575
Are you doing that again Tim? I,
927
00:36:21.735 --> 00:36:22.735
I did sign up again.
928
00:36:22.975 --> 00:36:25.655
I haven't done anything to train for it yet, but I did sign
929
00:36:25.655 --> 00:36:26.935
Up again. Oh good. You got heaps
930
00:36:26.935 --> 00:36:27.935
Of time.
931
00:36:27.935 --> 00:36:30.175
That should be, that should go well then.
932
00:36:30.675 --> 00:36:33.815
So Ska McLaughlin did a half marathon over the winter
933
00:36:34.195 --> 00:36:36.815
and like had a pretty sporty time and I was like, oh, okay.
934
00:36:36.815 --> 00:36:39.175
That's kind of cool. And it got me wanting to do one
935
00:36:39.175 --> 00:36:42.535
because I've run a couple half distances,
936
00:36:42.555 --> 00:36:45.215
but never like in a race, just like around my neighborhood
937
00:36:45.235 --> 00:36:46.455
or I've actually done one on a treadmill
938
00:36:46.455 --> 00:36:47.575
when I was bored in the winter one year.
939
00:36:48.035 --> 00:36:50.855
And, um, and it was like a, it was pretty sporty time,
940
00:36:50.855 --> 00:36:53.055
so I was like, ah, dude, did you train pretty hard for that?
941
00:36:53.155 --> 00:36:54.655
And he kind of, he's like, yeah, yeah.
942
00:36:54.735 --> 00:36:56.215
I was like, oh, I gotta look into that.
943
00:36:56.375 --> 00:36:58.095
'cause like I might, I might want to do one of those.
944
00:36:58.155 --> 00:36:59.175
And he just like copy
945
00:36:59.175 --> 00:37:02.295
and pasted whatever trainer gave him whatever thing over
946
00:37:02.295 --> 00:37:03.455
like a six week period.
947
00:37:03.555 --> 00:37:06.575
I'm like, oh, damn. Easy. All right, cool. Thanks. So
948
00:37:07.335 --> 00:37:09.255
Question you could send me that too, too be I don't mean
949
00:37:09.255 --> 00:37:11.535
to, I don't mean to insult anyone
950
00:37:11.535 --> 00:37:13.975
because I'm, I I couldn't do it.
951
00:37:14.315 --> 00:37:16.775
Why would you want to do half of something draw?
952
00:37:16.775 --> 00:37:17.815
I don't wanna do a full the draw.
953
00:37:18.035 --> 00:37:20.655
No, but like, I don't understand like a,
954
00:37:20.845 --> 00:37:23.175
like it didn't start with a half marathon.
955
00:37:23.175 --> 00:37:26.015
It started with a marathon was this was this test of
956
00:37:26.815 --> 00:37:27.815
physical endurance and
957
00:37:27.815 --> 00:37:29.175
willpower and all this sort of things.
958
00:37:29.175 --> 00:37:30.535
And some of the biggest race. I just thought
959
00:37:30.535 --> 00:37:31.615
it was fitness races in the world.
960
00:37:31.685 --> 00:37:34.535
Flex Boston Marathon. Marathon. Oh, stop.
961
00:37:34.915 --> 00:37:37.815
So why would you, if you're gonna go to the effort
962
00:37:37.815 --> 00:37:39.415
of preparing and training for something,
963
00:37:39.635 --> 00:37:41.135
why would you only do the half? The
964
00:37:41.135 --> 00:37:43.495
Mini isn't a full, it's not an option. No,
965
00:37:43.495 --> 00:37:44.495
No, no.
966
00:37:44.495 --> 00:37:46.855
I'm saying, I'm saying why would anyone,
967
00:37:46.875 --> 00:37:48.095
why would you just go sign up
968
00:37:48.095 --> 00:37:49.975
and do your local half marathon
969
00:37:50.185 --> 00:37:51.375
Maybe for the same,
970
00:37:51.635 --> 00:37:53.295
and I'm just, I'm just thinking out loud.
971
00:37:53.515 --> 00:37:55.815
Is it the same reason that people sign up
972
00:37:55.815 --> 00:37:59.815
for ultra marathons because the original distance wasn't 50,
973
00:38:00.035 --> 00:38:01.815
but some people do 50 mile races
974
00:38:01.815 --> 00:38:03.575
because that's just something to do.
975
00:38:03.965 --> 00:38:05.775
Yeah. But that's double of something,
976
00:38:06.115 --> 00:38:07.135
not half of something.
977
00:38:07.685 --> 00:38:08.775
It's not quite double of
978
00:38:08.775 --> 00:38:09.775
Something.
979
00:38:09.775 --> 00:38:10.335
Okay, well why would you,
980
00:38:10.555 --> 00:38:11.935
why does anyone wanna do half of something?
981
00:38:12.215 --> 00:38:15.095
I just, I've never understood. I've never understood why
982
00:38:15.515 --> 00:38:18.895
That's, it's a very interesting way to look at it.
983
00:38:18.905 --> 00:38:20.135
Right, okay. Because you could look at it
984
00:38:20.155 --> 00:38:21.975
as a full half marathon. Sure.
985
00:38:22.505 --> 00:38:25.375
Right.
Like it's, it's, it's just a,
986
00:38:25.375 --> 00:38:27.055
it's a dis I mean a marathon's a bit
987
00:38:27.055 --> 00:38:28.335
of an arbitrary distance too.
988
00:38:29.035 --> 00:38:33.335
So I completely see like the logic of the wording.
989
00:38:33.405 --> 00:38:35.805
Like why would you wanna do something half, um,
990
00:38:35.825 --> 00:38:37.045
you don't wanna watch half a movie,
991
00:38:37.105 --> 00:38:38.925
you don't wanna read half a book. It's
992
00:38:38.925 --> 00:38:39.845
Like, do you get half a ribbon
993
00:38:39.845 --> 00:38:40.965
when you finish? Like, I don't
994
00:38:40.965 --> 00:38:44.805
understand
, they just give you half a medal. Yeah.
995
00:38:45.275 --> 00:38:49.245
Like, congrats you won half of it. Like, that's
996
00:38:49.245 --> 00:38:50.245
So funny.
997
00:38:50.245 --> 00:38:52.285
I quite like that. Um, yeah,
998
00:38:52.505 --> 00:38:54.725
and again, it's, I never thought like that I'm
999
00:38:54.745 --> 00:38:56.485
On anyone that does half marathon.
1000
00:38:56.765 --> 00:38:58.165
'cause again, I I couldn't do it.
1001
00:38:58.465 --> 00:39:00.685
My point is just where's the motivation to do that?
1002
00:39:00.685 --> 00:39:02.165
Because it's, it is a lot of training.
1003
00:39:02.345 --> 00:39:04.125
You just mentioned Scott, who's an athlete.
1004
00:39:04.125 --> 00:39:05.685
It was six weeks of dedicated training.
1005
00:39:06.305 --> 00:39:07.485
Why would you not do 10 weeks
1006
00:39:07.625 --> 00:39:09.805
or 11 weeks of training to do the full?
1007
00:39:10.075 --> 00:39:11.285
Like I just, where
1008
00:39:11.665 --> 00:39:12.665
Is the separation?
1009
00:39:12.665 --> 00:39:15.485
So I have, I have nothing against doing a full other than
1010
00:39:15.485 --> 00:39:17.445
the fact that like I'm somewhat busy
1011
00:39:17.625 --> 00:39:21.605
and I'm not gonna go travel to do a full marathon.
1012
00:39:22.385 --> 00:39:25.925
So the fact that there's a half in my backyard at a time
1013
00:39:25.945 --> 00:39:27.125
of the year where I know I'm home,
1014
00:39:27.595 --> 00:39:30.205
That is an argument that I'll accept. Yep. Yeah, that
1015
00:39:30.205 --> 00:39:31.205
Is fine.
1016
00:39:31.205 --> 00:39:32.125
That's fine. That is my argument.
1017
00:39:32.365 --> 00:39:34.685
I don't know why the rest of you half milers are doing
1018
00:39:34.685 --> 00:39:37.125
It, but that's why I would do, oh, I can't do a full why
1019
00:39:37.125 --> 00:39:38.645
Like
Legally or . Like
1020
00:39:38.805 --> 00:39:41.085
I just don't you, I feel like it took me a lot to train
1021
00:39:41.085 --> 00:39:43.165
to do the half and I was pretty worn out.
1022
00:39:43.235 --> 00:39:45.285
There's people to do full marathons in like 12
1023
00:39:45.285 --> 00:39:46.485
hours and they walk in.
1024
00:39:46.605 --> 00:39:47.605
I feel like I was, you can,
1025
00:39:47.795 --> 00:39:50.885
It's, I'm gonna build up to a full is my goal. Did
1026
00:39:50.885 --> 00:39:52.525
I tell you guys about the book that I read
1027
00:39:52.525 --> 00:39:55.205
where the guy did a hundred consecutive Iron Man?
1028
00:39:55.205 --> 00:39:56.725
Like triathlons?
1029
00:39:56.915 --> 00:39:59.565
Yeah. .
Unbelievable man.
1030
00:39:59.565 --> 00:40:01.125
Also, I like the stories from that
1031
00:40:01.125 --> 00:40:02.285
Book also stupid. The
1032
00:40:02.285 --> 00:40:03.765
Stories from that book are so messed.
1033
00:40:04.185 --> 00:40:07.085
The what's so like there's all the obvious physical stuff
1034
00:40:07.105 --> 00:40:09.205
that's just completely insane, right?
1035
00:40:09.275 --> 00:40:10.565
Like the damage that it,
1036
00:40:10.585 --> 00:40:12.165
it like does to your body, whatever.
1037
00:40:13.065 --> 00:40:15.125
But there was two points that I found really fascinating.
1038
00:40:15.505 --> 00:40:17.645
One is he was like, after a certain point,
1039
00:40:17.665 --> 00:40:18.925
and I forget what that point was,
1040
00:40:19.555 --> 00:40:21.285
15, 25, something like that.
1041
00:40:22.235 --> 00:40:23.965
Your body in the same way that like,
1042
00:40:24.225 --> 00:40:26.205
if you've never done a pushup before, right?
1043
00:40:26.345 --> 00:40:28.605
And somebody makes you do a hundred pushups in a day,
1044
00:40:29.135 --> 00:40:31.445
everything is gonna hurt up here.
1045
00:40:31.815 --> 00:40:32.885
Right? And
1046
00:40:32.885 --> 00:40:34.845
for the first week it's just gonna be the worst thing ever.
1047
00:40:34.905 --> 00:40:36.605
And by the second week it's still gonna hurt,
1048
00:40:36.605 --> 00:40:38.205
but it's not gonna be quite as painful anymore
1049
00:40:38.265 --> 00:40:40.125
by the third week and by the fourth week you can do a
1050
00:40:40.125 --> 00:40:42.165
hundred and not feel anything the next day.
1051
00:40:42.995 --> 00:40:45.485
He's like the, your body kind of got used to it.
1052
00:40:45.515 --> 00:40:47.845
They're like, oh, your body just learns to like, okay,
1053
00:40:47.845 --> 00:40:49.125
this is what a day is now.
1054
00:40:49.145 --> 00:40:51.045
And it sort of slowly recalibrates
1055
00:40:51.105 --> 00:40:53.805
and it just adapts to doing this every day,
1056
00:40:53.935 --> 00:40:55.725
which I thought was kind of fascinating
1057
00:40:55.725 --> 00:40:57.245
because like that's pushing your body
1058
00:40:57.245 --> 00:40:58.285
to such an extreme level.
1059
00:40:58.425 --> 00:41:00.285
And he obviously had a ton of help. Like he was being fed
1060
00:41:00.565 --> 00:41:02.005
properly, he got treated every night.
1061
00:41:02.045 --> 00:41:03.845
I don't care. You know, whatever, I don't care. I agree.
1062
00:41:03.845 --> 00:41:05.485
That's not what a body's built for, right? Yeah.
1063
00:41:05.865 --> 00:41:08.045
But the other part that was, that was messed up about it.
1064
00:41:08.155 --> 00:41:09.685
Spoiler alert, if you were gonna read the book,
1065
00:41:10.985 --> 00:41:12.725
is it totally messed with his brain?
1066
00:41:12.725 --> 00:41:14.405
And he didn't realize it for like a year
1067
00:41:15.095 --> 00:41:19.385
because for that a hundred days his you're,
1068
00:41:19.385 --> 00:41:20.945
when you're pushing your body to that limit,
1069
00:41:21.015 --> 00:41:22.705
it's in like fight or flight, right?
1070
00:41:22.705 --> 00:41:24.385
You're in that like emergency mode
1071
00:41:24.385 --> 00:41:26.425
of your brain the entire time. Huge
1072
00:41:26.425 --> 00:41:27.945
Amount of cortisol and Yeah. Oh,
1073
00:41:28.185 --> 00:41:29.185
A hundred percent.
1074
00:41:29.185 --> 00:41:30.825
So like for for a hundred straight days,
1075
00:41:30.925 --> 00:41:33.370
his brain was just being flooded with all these like yeah,
1076
00:41:33.370 --> 00:41:34.845
these cortisol and all these chemicals
1077
00:41:34.845 --> 00:41:36.085
that like keep you in this state.
1078
00:41:36.625 --> 00:41:39.645
And for months, like over a year afterwards,
1079
00:41:39.645 --> 00:41:41.125
like he couldn't sleep well his,
1080
00:41:41.225 --> 00:41:43.165
his brain was kind of foggy and all this stuff.
1081
00:41:43.235 --> 00:41:45.285
Like did some inadvertent
1082
00:41:45.285 --> 00:41:47.245
and unexpected like damage to his brain.
1083
00:41:47.285 --> 00:41:48.445
I think he found ways to fix it,
1084
00:41:48.505 --> 00:41:50.125
but it was just kind of an interesting part of the raid.
1085
00:41:50.465 --> 00:41:52.005
No one else on earth probably ever gonna do it.
1086
00:41:52.035 --> 00:41:53.645
Well you're also not doing a full marathon.
1087
00:41:53.745 --> 00:41:55.325
It would seem so, um,
1088
00:41:56.275 --> 00:41:59.205
Dude, I I would love you to run the mini with us.
1089
00:42:00.355 --> 00:42:03.535
You couldn't't pay me couldn't I think that pay me Well
1090
00:42:03.535 --> 00:42:04.535
Good.
1091
00:42:04.535 --> 00:42:04.695
Because we weren't going to
1092
00:42:04.845 --> 00:42:06.775
Yeah, we weren't gonna, we were just gonna like shame not
1093
00:42:06.785 --> 00:42:10.535
shame you into it, but like, like take your competitiveness
1094
00:42:10.615 --> 00:42:12.695
and use it against you. Like don't care.
1095
00:42:12.715 --> 00:42:13.975
You won't, I won't. I don't think
1096
00:42:13.975 --> 00:42:15.135
That'll work on him. You're
1097
00:42:15.135 --> 00:42:16.135
Right.
1098
00:42:16.135 --> 00:42:16.615
It definitely won't. I bet
1099
00:42:16.615 --> 00:42:17.615
You won't.
1100
00:42:17.615 --> 00:42:18.055
You're absolute dude.
1101
00:42:18.575 --> 00:42:22.995
I couldn't, it's very rare that I agree with you completely
1102
00:42:23.065 --> 00:42:25.995
with my whole heart and being, but you are right.
1103
00:42:26.775 --> 00:42:28.515
Hey, how about this? How about this?
1104
00:42:28.955 --> 00:42:31.315
I will ride a hundred mile bike ride
1105
00:42:31.315 --> 00:42:34.315
with you if you come run 13.1 miles with me.
1106
00:42:34.505 --> 00:42:36.995
Doesn't have to be the mini, we'll just go out one day
1107
00:42:36.995 --> 00:42:40.675
and do a run and I will do a day of a hundred miles on.
1108
00:42:40.775 --> 00:42:41.915
Oh my god. I don't wanna do
1109
00:42:41.915 --> 00:42:43.035
that. I so badly. Don't wanna do that.
1110
00:42:43.145 --> 00:42:44.875
Okay. Maybe
50 miles.
1111
00:42:45.345 --> 00:42:47.115
Nope, you said it. I heard it.
1112
00:42:47.115 --> 00:42:48.235
How long Long's a hundred miles take?
1113
00:42:48.255 --> 00:42:50.395
That's a long or maybe a hundred kilometers. Twice
1114
00:42:50.395 --> 00:42:51.635
As long as
50 miles.
1115
00:42:52.015 --> 00:42:54.035
Mm mm-hmm . Half, 20 miles.
1116
00:42:54.035 --> 00:42:56.035
It's half a 200 though, which is kind of your thing.
1117
00:42:56.175 --> 00:42:57.175
So it's true. .
1118
00:42:58.185 --> 00:42:59.355
Yeah, just think of this. You're doing
1119
00:42:59.395 --> 00:43:00.435
a half, half a 200 .
1120
00:43:01.575 --> 00:43:03.715
I'm doing twice A 50. Yeah. All
1121
00:43:03.715 --> 00:43:04.715
Right, well
You guys,
1122
00:43:04.715 --> 00:43:05.955
Everybody milkshake after.
1123
00:43:06.425 --> 00:43:08.155
Hold on. Everybody
Heard it here first.
1124
00:43:08.745 --> 00:43:10.595
What was your, like what's your,
1125
00:43:10.595 --> 00:43:11.915
your normal ride's like 50, right?
1126
00:43:11.915 --> 00:43:14.115
Like that's a pretty typical day on the bike for you, right?
1127
00:43:14.435 --> 00:43:16.115
I mean, it depends on what I'm doing.
1128
00:43:16.315 --> 00:43:20.795
I mean, I've done anywhere from 30 to 130, so, okay.
1129
00:43:21.545 --> 00:43:23.715
Okay. So you've done a hundred mild days before.
1130
00:43:24.175 --> 00:43:27.075
Oh yeah. Like you, you don't do it like you stop
1131
00:43:27.095 --> 00:43:28.595
for lunch, like Yeah, yeah,
1132
00:43:28.595 --> 00:43:29.595
Yeah,
Yeah, yeah.
1133
00:43:29.595 --> 00:43:30.355
You need some food, but yeah.
1134
00:43:30.445 --> 00:43:32.395
Right. Yeah.
Yeah. Okay.
1135
00:43:32.515 --> 00:43:34.435
I have a hundred mile loop in Indie. It's nice.
1136
00:43:35.095 --> 00:43:37.875
Really? Mm-hmm . Alright. I'll tune the bike up.
1137
00:43:38.575 --> 00:43:39.795
You buy a new pair of shoes,
1138
00:43:40.625 --> 00:43:41.755
Fine. I'm not training.
1139
00:43:42.695 --> 00:43:44.115
I'm, I'm also not gonna train.
1140
00:43:44.385 --> 00:43:46.795
This is gonna be horrible for your ass
1141
00:43:46.895 --> 00:43:48.435
and terrible for my shins. .
1142
00:43:51.045 --> 00:43:53.795
Let's do it. Uh, let's do it like the week before Memorial
1143
00:43:53.855 --> 00:43:55.835
Day
. You're such an idiot.
1144
00:43:56.335 --> 00:43:57.875
Here's
The thing, when you say stuff, here's the thing.
1145
00:43:58.055 --> 00:44:00.275
Here's the thing. Untrained
1146
00:44:01.275 --> 00:44:05.055
and having only run, uh, let's see, you'll still beat me.
1147
00:44:05.055 --> 00:44:07.855
Yes. 20 times in 10 years, I'll beat Tim.
1148
00:44:08.135 --> 00:44:09.655
I don't doubt that.
Oh, yeah, yeah,
1149
00:44:09.655 --> 00:44:11.695
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. For sure. Yeah,
1150
00:44:11.795 --> 00:44:12.795
For sure.
1151
00:44:12.795 --> 00:44:13.245
Yeah.
1152
00:44:14.645 --> 00:44:15.935
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1153
00:44:15.935 --> 00:44:17.415
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1154
00:44:17.415 --> 00:44:19.855
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1155
00:44:20.535 --> 00:44:21.535
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00:44:21.555 --> 00:44:23.775
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1160
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