0:00

All right. So kidding. Asscher,

0:00

Tina Shea. What body language?

0:06

Yes kidding. That was a sure. I

0:06

think it's good song. Do you had a few

0:08

he had a few hits he had he had

0:11

he got the he got the chris

0:11

brown blessing when Chris Brown

0:14

was like, you know, if you got

0:14

the chris brown feature, you

0:17

know, platinum or whatever.

0:17

Okay, well we get Oh, yeah,

0:21

kidding. Yeah, I like body

0:21

language. Oh, but good. Yeah, no

0:25

kidding. Sure. And Tina Shea as you said,

0:26

I believe. I think she also goes

0:31

by tonight she, um, you know,

0:33

however you want to pronounce it. tomato, tomato. great philosophers. You know,

0:35

they didn't say at one time.

0:38

It's not a lot that you've been

0:38

saying. You know, but I can tell

0:43

by your body language and body

0:43

language says a lot.

0:45

Yeah, I mean, if you're like a

0:45

poker player, I guess or

0:50

irrigating. What is it? A

0:50

interrogating officer?

0:55

Like interrogating officer who interrogates is at the FBI.

0:57

They all in voluntary. That's

1:04

your job. Like but not every? I

1:04

don't know. Detectives

1:07

interrogate Yeah, no. Okay, so body language

1:10

it says a lot. And yeah, if

1:10

you've been arrested yet. Oh,

1:15

like Cuomo. His body like I

1:15

think that's different. That's

1:19

like body not shaming. abuse.

1:19

Body touching when he

1:27

Yeah, I know. Okay, body language. Take he was well,

1:28

he was disregarding the body

1:32

language. Yes. Was the problem. That's what,

1:33

that's what he was. And his body

1:35

language is very offensive. He's not reading the room. Well,

1:36

he's not and that goes a long way. Let's

1:38

talk about that. Like you are,

1:42

um, will miss his head above

1:42

hypocrisy. It's weird to talk

1:46

about body language on a 100%

1:46

audio show, but a kyrgios

1:51

nothing. Oh, use your words be

1:51

very descriptive of my body

1:55

language. I don't think that's I

1:55

think body language is supposed

1:57

to be visual. Like, yeah, no, I

1:57

like finishing.

2:00

I think this will prove how

2:00

great of a podcasters we are.

2:03

If we're able to paint a picture

2:03

for the audience. Great. Anyway,

2:08

that issued a challenge rate there was none. We could have just a

2:09

normal episode. Now. It's got to

2:13

be the best epitaph Greek galaxy.

2:16

What do you tell him about

2:16

space? And I was thinking about

2:19

Neil deGrasse Tyson. He talks

2:19

about space a lot. I don't think

2:22

you can do body language in

2:22

space so you get a big suit on

2:25

this real hard. I'm not Neil deGrasse Tyson even

2:26

though I wish I was

2:28

this he gave us a good example

2:28

of what body language look like

2:31

and spit you remember that? I am Marcus. And let's let's

2:32

call it flight attendants

2:38

get the head above hypocrisy

2:38

crew ready and let's do this.

2:42

567 something I said feels like

2:42

Lauryn I don't you don't

2:48

remember I came to know the name of the song

2:51

body language. No it was I can't stand the

2:53

rain. That's what body language

2:56

look like in space because she

2:56

had the trash bag suit on

2:58

breakdancing I'm gonna go watch the video

3:00

while you talk. You don't remember how could you

3:02

not remember Missy breakdancing

3:06

in the gigantic trash bag? It is

3:06

an iconic video got a look the

3:10

video i'm open go look up your

3:10

hip hop card. I don't know how

3:18

you don't remember that

3:18

disgraced music

3:49

like the hangman song The Super

3:49

black.

3:53

Right? That's what body language

3:53

with localized suits are so big.

3:58

It's like Janet Jackson's video. Her and

3:59

yes, there are a lot of them are

4:03

in space. Now they were in this what they

4:03

were in space, but they're in a space like ships. They can wear

4:05

regular clothes. What do you

4:08

think, miss? Alright, we're

4:08

getting off point. The point

4:10

being I got all the space suit

4:10

to be in space. If you don't put

4:14

on a spit. You can't breathe. There's no oxygen. I'm just saying as

4:17

a song would sound weird but no oxygen as humans, you really got to

4:19

read the room as you said

4:21

earlier and I like that. In body

4:21

language is really important.

4:24

Like just understanding you

4:24

know, things the ins and outs of

4:28

life. Like the unspoken language

4:28

like gentlemen when they're

4:31

walking on the street, and they

4:31

like do the unspoken head nod.

4:35

Oh, I thought you were gonna

4:35

Yeah, no, the head nod is with

4:41

gentleman walking on the street

4:41

like I thought you were gonna do

4:43

with you know, like, gentlemen,

4:43

when they walk in with their

4:46

significant other than lady you

4:46

gotta walk on like the traffic

4:49

facing side. Right? My mom told

4:49

me it was because back in at

4:56

some period of time, they would

4:56

throw all their trash. In a

5:00

waste out the window, right? So

5:00

the man would walk because I

5:04

guess their their cleanliness

5:04

was less important than the

5:08

woman. Oh. And then I think she

5:08

also told me that it was. So if

5:13

a car swerved off the road,

5:13

yeah, you didn't get hit first,

5:16

right? Or you'll be able to push

5:16

her out the way right. So that's

5:20

like, so I walk here because

5:20

women do not value men's lives

5:27

as much. So I mean, trash dumped

5:27

on you and hit by a car if I

5:32

only watched a single file

5:32

closest to the building then

5:35

together like we could both live. So my mom didn't say, the first

5:37

one. But she definitely told me

5:41

about the car one, right after he just sacrificed.

5:43

I just was amazed when I said

5:47

it, and there's less of us than

5:47

there are of them. So they'd

5:50

want a child on the outside

5:50

while you're walking. That's the

5:53

thing. She put us like those in

5:53

jail. I was young little pup and

5:59

she was like, Hey, are you gonna

5:59

work because the whole bar?

6:03

Yeah, yeah. grown man my slow

6:03

car down.

6:06

But nothing I understand. Like,

6:06

okay, well, one thing I do

6:12

understand when you're a

6:12

pedestrian, you jog a lot.

6:15

So, when I had two knees, I have

6:15

one knee now. What happened? I

6:22

am over 30 and I still play

6:22

basketball. It was only a matter

6:25

of time before one of my knees

6:25

snap, crackle and pop. Alright,

6:28

well, that sounds like a sad story. So when

6:28

you're out jogging, when you had

6:31

both knees? AARP I'm

6:36

not that old yet they won't take

6:36

me I tried to apply Target has

6:40

a metal nice for So anyway, so it has

6:41

everything they don't sell

6:43

health insurance, you're jogging and doing your thing

6:46

that I want someone from Target

6:46

doing my healthcare when you

6:49

see another car and the car sees

6:49

you. They give that like the you

6:52

know the the I look of Yeah, you

6:52

know, I'm gonna jog here or run

6:57

past you and they you know, it's

6:57

eye contact body language,

6:59

right? I get Yeah, that counts his body

7:00

language then I don't think that

7:03

everyone speaks the same body

7:03

language because I have had

7:07

several miscommunications with

7:07

pedestrians and or joggers,

7:11

where their body language is not

7:11

the same as mine. And I think

7:15

it's time to go and they'll run

7:15

or I'll know I'm waving them to

7:18

run and they're just jogging in

7:18

place wave in the car. So we're

7:21

just both not doing nothing and

7:21

you get ready. And then I'm

7:24

like, Alright, fine. I'm going

7:24

like alright, because I'm going

7:26

like alright, cool. So I'm gonna

7:26

kill somebody today cuz I can't

7:29

communicate with my right

7:29

unfortunately live in

7:31

California. So if you run them over like

7:32

it's your fault, if you were

7:35

just the other way around. Oh, just Georgia, all the way to

7:36

Germany. No, I mean, I think

7:40

Georgia it's only if it's a black person. No, Georgia has no sidewalks. So

7:44

like

7:46

I was the sidewalk thing. Yeah,

7:46

like I think you know, yeah,

7:49

it's like, there's no sidewalks

7:49

So, keeping but they just drive

7:54

when there's not trees. Like how

7:54

do they even know where the cars

7:56

are supposed to go? Oh, no. I

7:56

mean, there's, there's roads. So

8:01

there's people there's places

8:01

sicarios nowhere for people to

8:04

walk. Yeah, well, not all of you. We digress. One

8:05

thing I was thinking about,

8:09

which brought me here to this

8:09

body language thing is, um,

8:13

since we live in LA in traffic.

8:13

No, it's not. That's not the

8:18

reason. It's the whole thing

8:18

with like, people in traffic,

8:21

they honk and they'll lay on the

8:21

horn forever.

8:24

Oh, yeah, can't stay in there.

8:24

It doesn't do anything for

8:26

anyone. And then you know what's

8:26

dumb about the horn to me is

8:30

that it is more annoying to the

8:30

people inside of the car like

8:35

the horn being hot than it is to

8:35

anyone around half the time the

8:38

people around you I'm here like

8:38

the way I listen to music. Your

8:42

horn has to be on a tugboat in

8:42

order for me to be able to hear

8:45

it and even then I might just

8:45

think it's part of the song. Oh

8:48

yeah. And then at that point I

8:48

have pulled off because we like

8:52

we're not even there long enough like I don't even know it I don't understand what the like

8:54

Why don't you build horns into

8:56

cars? Yeah, TV there something I

8:56

guess it wasn't an airbag but

9:02

anything else but a tantrum bell

9:02

for adults is what it is. It's

9:07

just the I'm upset. I love it to

9:09

death stare laughter like you

9:09

know like are you right cut you

9:13

off in the you know, you honk

9:13

because you avoid an accident

9:17

you know like hey man, you

9:17

almost crashed into me I was

9:19

right here in this lane. jousting got created somebody

9:21

cut somebody off and oars and

9:24

they wanted to fight but they didn't want to get off their horses. I always think like when

9:26

they're in the car you get like

9:29

you're not about to get out and

9:29

fight me because that's stupid

9:31

if you get out of your car and

9:31

I'm still in my car at best I'm

9:35

going to drive away at worst I'm

9:35

gonna drive over you right it's

9:38

a lose lose for you buddy. Last time I checked car versus

9:41

man a car usually wins

9:44

every time every time unless you

9:44

know you were dealing with you

9:47

know superhumans or sayings are in town for pencils

9:50

usually blow up if you kick it

9:50

hard enough. Right? That golf

9:53

dillo smart car. I feel like if

9:53

you're big enough. Yeah, there

9:58

are a few handful of vehicles

9:58

Whereas a tie,

10:01

hey, we just x out a lot of

10:01

sponsors, what should we do? We

10:03

need to be functional. So I can't fit

10:04

it any of those vehicles. So

10:08

like, unless my wife's gonna

10:08

ride like, I'm gonna sit on top

10:11

or something, I don't know, tracing, you know, also with

10:16

the car, man. What's the, like jousting? And

10:19

like, angry?

10:23

Yeah, I mean, I feel like that's

10:23

people want satisfaction when

10:28

they're driving and they get cut

10:28

off and then they give you the,

10:31

you know, the the angry eyes

10:31

after they've given you the

10:34

symphony of of horn rage. You

10:34

know, I feel like back then they

10:39

didn't have horns. So all they

10:39

really had were horses and

10:42

pointy sticks. Right? Well, you

10:42

know what, let's fight. Now

10:46

in today's day, they use you

10:46

know, the people that narrow

10:50

eyes, they use words and false

10:50

threats and accusations till you

10:55

do they're fighting to give you

10:55

a bad Yelp review on your

10:57

driving. Right. And what I'm

10:57

referencing is that you know,

11:00

the Olympics is winding down.

11:00

And did you hear about

11:03

Christine, please forgive me

11:03

that I'm messing up your name

11:07

because you run really fast and

11:07

can probably kick my butt.

11:09

Christine in Bama? I did not ask

11:09

she's a Nigerian runner. Or I'm

11:15

sorry. She's a net nambi and

11:15

runner. That is what she is. And

11:23

she's been a African if you

11:23

don't want to Yeah, no, I

11:25

believe she's jumped out the

11:25

window in the country name. For

11:30

sure. I'm with it. And she's uh, she's being

11:31

accused by a former Polish

11:35

sprinter of not being from Africa. Oh, no, actually, she were a

11:36

light of not being a woman.

11:40

What? What? Yes, so she one of

11:40

them power lifters? Because

11:44

power lifters is some

11:44

questionable ones. They got

11:46

really short hair. They all got

11:46

bellies. And you know, no

11:50

disrespect to Belize. But it it

11:50

there. What is androgynous is

11:56

what the term is. You can't tell

11:56

which side of the fence they are

12:00

gender wise. The only way you

12:00

can tell is when they tell you

12:03

that it's the women's power

12:03

lifting you're like oh well then

12:05

it has to be a woman according

12:05

to the rules. I'm pretty sure

12:09

the Olympics like you know test

12:09

for that. So is that she's not

12:13

Is she a powerlifter? She's no he's Olympic. 200 meter

12:14

racer.

12:18

A runner. Oh, she's fast.

12:20

Yes. And she wasn't super super quick. I mean, she won this he just

12:22

started running this Olympics.

12:26

No but a Polish or once again a

12:26

retired Polish sprinter called

12:32

out her dominant 21 point 81

12:32

score and demanded that the

12:36

athlete take a sex reaffirming

12:36

test to confirm that she is

12:40

definitely a woman you what a what test you can

12:42

access first. So if you lose at

12:49

anything it is that just the

12:49

Olympics that you can just lose

12:52

and then be like, hey, you're

12:52

not the right gender. That's why

12:55

I lost Well, I mean, what

12:58

what place did the person that's

12:58

accusing her come in?

13:01

Well, they're retired so they don't run but they say so they didn't even compete.

13:03

That's the person someone that

13:06

did not race is accusing this

13:06

woman of not being a woman and

13:10

coach or something. But the

13:10

point is they're they're noting

13:13

that her speedy record 18 is far faster. When she was

13:15

of some age

13:19

that's how records work old lady

13:19

like what? What difference does

13:23

it make to her? He said when he was in the same

13:24

age? I mean, there's no way

13:28

that's not fit. That's like

13:28

that's messed up. They were not

13:32

even in the race. Like it just

13:32

was just a random fan is like

13:36

hey, she's too fast. We got to

13:36

test her and Olympics are like

13:39

you know what? You're right.

13:39

Let's test this one random

13:43

African girl. Well, apparently she has some

13:44

type of condition called hypo

13:49

hyper and true. She's gonna

13:49

condition I pronounced I'm

13:54

pretty sure I butchered it. But

13:54

I'm not a doctor. I just play

13:56

one on the show. And it says

13:56

that it causes her to run faster

14:01

do you say high level

14:01

testosterone. One month prior to

14:05

Olympics, the 18 year old was

14:05

deemed ineligible to compete in

14:08

the 400 meter race because her

14:08

levels exceeded the limit

14:11

designated acceptable by the

14:11

world athletics policy.

14:15

So when they let her compete

14:15

with the man then Oh, no. So

14:20

there's just no there's no solution. They're just looking to not let her race they're not

14:22

letting the cheetah not solution

14:25

oriented. They're just looking embraced it the 200 meters and

14:27

one silver and then

14:29

pole. So she didn't even come in

14:29

first and they still want to

14:32

investigator. Yeah, because

14:35

castigated for losing because they feel strong gave

14:38

her unfair advantage, or they

14:42

feel like she's a man. So that I

14:42

feel like it's more insulting

14:46

is definitely insulting. But

14:46

it's unnecessary because it's

14:50

not even first place. Like it

14:50

doesn't matter at all. I don't

14:56

understand these people too

14:56

much. fritas is why you

14:58

shouldn't be able to even file a

14:58

complaint. Like this unless

15:00

you're like directly involved

15:00

with the race unless you aren't

15:03

like one of the racers and like

15:03

she glanced over, you know at

15:07

the race leotard and you're

15:07

like, hey man is little extra

15:10

swing down there. I don't think

15:10

that she is like us then Okay,

15:14

fine. We'll investigate or if

15:14

like as a coach, you saw her

15:18

walking out the wrong restaurant

15:18

know if she was, you know,

15:21

confused. I don't know if

15:21

there's a language barrier or

15:23

what but we need to investigate

15:23

All right, cool. But if you know

15:27

Joe from 400 years ago that ran

15:27

a race in 1962 and is watching

15:33

on their like tube television

15:33

thinks that she's not a man All

15:38

right, cool. Joe, thank you for

15:38

your feedback. We're not looking

15:40

to do any random investigations

15:40

this time please continue

15:43

watching the Olympics or don't

15:43

do i mean send him on his way

15:46

like I don't understand why you

15:46

got to now it's all over the

15:48

news people go she go Me too. We

15:48

didn't think you were a girl

15:51

girl. That's gonna be kind of

15:51

you can't walk that back like

15:54

even if they will once they do

15:54

find out that it's you know,

15:57

it's legit. Now you know that

15:57

she's got aware that and she

16:02

didn't do anything other than

16:02

you know run faster than most of

16:04

the other opponent and

16:04

participant in Olympics. That's

16:07

why you don't do it. We don't

16:07

even eat Wheaties like that

16:09

anymore on Africa waiting I

16:09

offend people you do how they

16:17

don't have wheat ease in Africa

16:17

they don't have grocery store

16:19

they don't have like the regular

16:19

I'm sorry I'm sorry. I said the

16:22

continent of Africa of Africa

16:22

exactly these but and so parts

16:27

do okay in South Africa. Yeah.

16:27

Just South Africa is the only

16:33

really that's the only civilized

16:33

part to South Chad. I'm sure

16:36

Texas would appreciate shot sex.

16:36

So no, we don't want any of

16:41

their sport. It's good all

16:41

along. Are we doing? We're doing

16:47

bad just so yeah, I think it's completely

16:48

unfair. I don't think it's fair and it's

16:51

I think it's unnecessary. It's

16:54

unnecessary I just I really

16:54

think you need to be directly

16:57

affected by the potential of her

16:57

being a man and there needs to

17:01

be some sort of proof other than

17:01

the proof was the body language

17:05

Hello everyone performance out

17:05

perform at a level that required

17:12

investigation. She was she

17:12

didn't break any world records.

17:15

Right time didn't stop her

17:15

lightning did not strike because

17:18

of the speed at which, you know,

17:18

her feet struck the ground and I

17:22

knew she came in second place at

17:22

the Olympics happens. I don't

17:25

know, every Olympics. So why

17:25

this one we got to we got to

17:30

investigate her gender, right

17:30

and tell there needs to be like,

17:34

what is it it needs to be like

17:34

when you ask review the tape?

17:37

NBA game, right? There needs to

17:37

be indisputable evidence for

17:40

this to go public. Well, okay.

17:40

No, I agree. Because you get

17:44

like, you know, you got to wear

17:44

it. You got to wear it. So if

17:47

there's gonna if it's gonna go

17:47

public, like if you can

17:50

investigate quietly, we don't

17:50

need to know about

17:52

talking about throwing her

17:52

medical information all out

17:54

there. Like what happened to

17:54

like the HIPAA. Oh, does that

17:57

not count when you go to the Olympics? Not if you know, gender is in

17:58

question, I

18:01

guess, for the Shikari Richards

18:01

like bait, hey, she smokes weed,

18:05

like not everyone need to know

18:05

that. But if that's what they

18:09

want, in any location, where it

18:09

was legalized,

18:12

and they could have just

18:12

announced like those, you know,

18:15

due to whatever reasons, right?

18:15

She does,

18:17

I mean, it could have been

18:17

general like because the drug

18:20

thing for athletes could be any

18:20

number of things. It's not

18:22

specifically weed, right. Like

18:22

if they just said drug

18:26

violation, she could doping all

18:26

kinds of we didn't mean

18:29

anything. But I don't know. I

18:29

just I think that unless you're

18:33

directly affected. It's not,

18:33

that's it's, it's unnecessary.

18:36

It's unfair. And, like the so

18:36

like, for the Russians, right?

18:42

They got disqualified for

18:42

doping. Yeah. And that warranted

18:46

investigation, because they came

18:46

in first in a damn near

18:49

everything, and we're breaking

18:49

all kinds of records and stuff,

18:51

right, like so that's, that's

18:51

obvious, and people are

18:54

affected, right like that, that

18:54

makes a difference. One person

18:58

coming in second, not breaking a

18:58

single record does not warrant

19:03

investigation. And if you're

19:03

gonna put it out there like

19:06

that, something that they're

19:06

gonna have to wear. Regardless

19:09

of your findings. I feel like

19:09

there needs to be blatant

19:12

evidence to even warrant an

19:12

investigation. And I'm talking

19:15

like, you know, like I said,

19:15

some some additional swing edge

19:20

in the runners jogging suit or,

19:20

you know, all lined up goatee or

19:28

Adam's apple, something just

19:28

painfully obvious were like,

19:32

Alright, we need to look into

19:32

this and then go, you can be

19:35

public if but if it's just where

19:35

she was kind of fast, you do

19:38

that quietly. If you even

19:38

acknowledge it at all. To me, it

19:41

seems like it should go to an email address that nobody checks. Thank you for your

19:43

feedback. We're not looking to

19:46

make any changes at this time.

19:46

That's where you would put that

19:48

that suggestion in that box

19:48

right there. Just send them a

19:53

form letter like oh, yeah, we're

19:53

probably not a woman. Yep, sure.

19:57

That's it's a huge problem. We

19:57

got all these men I've been

20:00

trying to compete and definitely

20:00

thanks for that word. We'll look

20:02

into it and you go go back and

20:02

make an Olympic merchandise

20:06

don't drag her through the media

20:06

for no reason at all I agree.

20:10

Well hey, quick question man. If

20:10

you're the Olympic Committee or

20:14

any other listeners out there

20:14

and they have some questions and

20:16

they kind of want to drag us through they're like man I'm not checking gender

20:18

smoke weed if you want to I

20:21

don't care just you know show up

20:21

on time and don't fall down

20:28

where should they hit you up?

20:30

Oh, I have above policy on

20:30

Instagram or head above policy

20:34

calm I haven't quite made it to

20:34

the Olympic Committee just yet.

20:38

So you got to head to the

20:38

website if you want to if you

20:41

want my views on the Olympics

20:41

among other things, and for

20:48

those of us who have decided to

20:48

take the vaccination plunge I do

20:51

have a vaccinated shirt for you

20:51

to wear you know because that's

20:55

we're just doing the audit system but actually they are starting to make people you know

20:57

show proof so it's I mean you

21:01

don't need to do is I need to

21:01

add a square underneath where it

21:03

says vaccinated for you can just

21:03

you know, glue your record to

21:06

your chest or just slide it in

21:06

like little pouch maybe right so

21:10

cost more than I just did they

21:10

can take by their own glue and

21:14

your pancake justice. Animated.

21:16

Wait right? At pancake, just

21:16

this animation reparation?

21:20

Right? Because I mean, you know,

21:20

they're gonna some other company

21:22

is gonna come out just real

21:22

quick on that I was at the

21:24

grocery store. We as you land

21:24

this plane. I was at grocery

21:27

store the other day, looking for

21:27

some delicious syrup to add on

21:31

my pancakes. I don't think I've ever gone

21:32

grocery store with syrup on my

21:35

grocery list. I think it's

21:35

always an afterthought, but I'm

21:38

sorry, I've run run now. You're

21:38

fine. Thanks. Thanks for having

21:40

me. So I was looking for some

21:41

delicious syrup. Hopefully some

21:44

entrepreneur by the word because

21:44

I just knew had that thickness

21:48

that I want. didn't find any. Being like intentionally

21:51

borderline offensive about syrup

21:56

mascot, or coincidence. I want

21:56

to fix her. I mean, I got like,

22:02

pure maple syrup, which is a

22:02

little runny. But like I wanted

22:04

like, right, you could have gone

22:04

like, you know, Canada, organic

22:08

or something. I mean, it was

22:08

cabin log cabin. There you go.

22:11

So you didn't have to go with

22:11

Mrs. Butterworth and Aunt

22:14

Jemima. And then when is the

22:14

adjective thick? Just IV there's

22:21

all kinds of other adjectives,

22:21

right? You know, you could have

22:26

you think like, I like, I don't

22:26

know, a berm, a solid syrup. I

22:31

like the body language of the

22:31

syrup.

22:35

The Cassidy he sounds very deprived right

22:36

now. I think socity is not a

22:41

word. viscosity is fast. If

22:41

you're talking about an engine

22:45

or something, but not syrup. At

22:45

any rate, please stop randomly

22:53

testing, you know, athletes just

22:53

because they beat you to run

22:58

faster, train harder, do better.

22:58

Don't test the winners. Right?

23:02

That's the people should not be

23:02

punished for doing well. That's

23:06

what happened in that board.

23:06

girl. She did. All right, she

23:09

got silver, right, he wins and

23:09

break no records, but she did

23:12

better than almost everyone. And

23:12

now she has to live the rest of

23:18

her life as the we don't know

23:18

what you are. For no reason.

23:22

That's my stuff. You know, so

23:22

just do better. There's no

23:25

reason that especially and, or,

23:25

or get a better feedback circle,

23:30

right? You don't need to do

23:30

public investigations. Because

23:33

one crackpot thinks that the

23:33

girl came in second is not a

23:37

girl. That just I think that's a

23:37

waste of everybody's time when

23:41

they could have been, you know,

23:41

spending their time listening to

23:43

us talking about all kinds of

23:43

cool stuff, you know, all the

23:47

poor decisions that they've

23:47

made, that I've spent

23:51

investigating this girl's

23:51

gender, they could have been

23:55

listening to head above boxing.

23:55

But that'll do it for now. I

23:59

think I think we should go

23:59

before I get an email from the

24:03

Olympics. And I'm trying to

24:03

compete in the three on three

24:08

Next, I was gonna say next year,

24:08

not next year, I got four years.

24:13

That's about how long it's gonna

24:13

take this knee to heal. So I

24:16

still think the Olympics are

24:16

dope. I just think that you

24:18

know, they're they Every company

24:18

has a customer feedback line or

24:25

email address where customers

24:25

can go and give their feedback

24:30

and feel her to get an automatic

24:30

response. And I do believe that

24:34

random accusations at gender

24:34

authenticity should be filed in

24:40

the in that email box. So

24:40

that's, that's my tip for the

24:46

Olympics for four years from now

24:46

on of the Olympics, or listen to

24:54

the show, anything, your Olympic

24:54

sponsor, get some head above

24:58

epoxy, you know sticker On the

24:58

like the diving board, I don't

25:04

think they have enough it's not

25:04

enough advertising. I think we

25:07

should be the first to email

25:07

somebody at Olympics dot world

25:14

or something I don't know. If

25:14

anybody's still listening Give

25:18

me the the Olympic Committee

25:18

marketing got some ideas