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Bench Press Rules Are Wild And So Are Gas Prices

• Bosco Pearson, Joe Pogue, Shyrod Long & Steve McBride • Episode 253

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A missed total, a new PR, and a knee that spoke louder than the crowd—this one is a real look at how strength goals collide with game day reality. We walk you through a powerlifting meet built around a 1500-pound target, the strategy behind nine attempts, and what happens when your bench deserts you but your deadlift shows up big at 600 pounds. If you’ve ever wondered why platform numbers don’t always match gym PRs, you’ll get a candid breakdown of peaking, tapering, and the small details that swing a lift, from handoff timing to bar path.

We also dig into the hidden costs of cutting weight. Dropping below the class line felt like a win until the squat turned and the knee popped. That moment opens a practical talk about fueling, sauna time, recovery, and how to balance adrenaline with joint health. We cover drug testing and WADA oversight, how federations differ on handoffs and gear, and why belts, sleeves, and shoe choices nudge your technique more than you think. On the coaching side, we share real transformations—like a client shedding 60-plus pounds—and why many “regular” lifters end up chasing their strength as a way to stay consistent.

Cardio gets real, too. One mile outside can humble anyone who thought a treadmill pace told the whole story. We compare conversation-speed running, hills that punish, sports mileage across football, soccer, and basketball, and the truth about step counts versus the 10k myth. The theme that ties it all together: smart training lives at the intersection of ambition and recovery. To keep it human, we trade movie picks—from Prey to Predator Badlands and Reno 911—plus a gripe about streaming rentals and gas prices that hit harder than a heavy squat.

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I'm$193 richer. Hey, you know what? Make a million. Tomorrow today. Oh, wait, you know what? Actually, I might I'm not$193 richer.

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$193 million after all taxes.

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Wait, let me say. I'm not playing Mega Million. I need that. I need that. Mega Millions cost it.

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Oh. Oh, well.

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Nobody's talking podcast. Can't even count that high. As we live all our uh lottery drains. Y'all know once it gets close to uh billion dollars. Start over. We start bringing up lottery drains.

SPEAKER_04:

He'd be like, uh uh, hold on. I don't even know if I can count to a thousand.

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$1,11,$1,112, all the way to Damn, that's a long way to count. Yeah. Yeah, I know I've been lost track and be the man messed it up. You get$120,000.

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That's when you just go up in there. You go up in the store, like it. See, I'm not playing it though. I'm not playing$5. That's a lot.

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Jackpot. Jack Pocket. Jackpocket.

SPEAKER_01:

I don't even have the app no more. I just go through now. I delete the app too. Yo, because hey, I told you I was listening to that lawyer. Uh huh. Yeah. They can still find out who I was like. Oh, yeah, through the app. Yeah, I just go in. Anyway, I'm Bosco. I think I already said welcome to the Nobody's Talking podcast. We live in lottery dreams like we always do. Sitting to my left.

SPEAKER_04:

It's Rod. You know who it is. One half of the Wonder Twins. And to my left. What up, y'all? This be the one they call Christian. AKA Power Lifting His Life. AKA Moving Keys. And sitting to my left. Hold up, hold up. He said moving keys. Moving keys. What type of keys are you moving? Sitting to my left. Superman is in the building. Pew, pew, pew. Pew-boom boom boom. I wanna. I wanna get back to these keys. These keys kryptonite.

SPEAKER_01:

These keys are Jizzy. What you doing? No, man. No man, what?

SPEAKER_04:

No, man.

SPEAKER_01:

You mean moving keys like these makeup? Piano pockets. Moving these. That's what I thought when it said moving keys.

SPEAKER_04:

Moving these kilos, man.

SPEAKER_01:

Moving, you move pianos now?

SPEAKER_04:

He said kilos of protein. Kilos of iron.

SPEAKER_01:

Convert that shit to pounds.

SPEAKER_04:

2.205.

SPEAKER_01:

That's why these pounds. When I'm watching the uh them track meets, and they be like, oh, six meters, man. Would you just tell me how many damn? I'm like, come on now.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

I know we're the only ones. Yeah. But it's been like that forever. So it's yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

But no, I was uh reason I didn't show up last week because I was getting ready for my powerlifting competition. How'd it go? Didn't want to exert any energy. Uh I'm conflicted still. So if anybody out there in podcast land has been paying attention to the Instagram, and if you haven't, go ahead and follow me, B Y L dot training. I've been on this campaign. If you want to pay me, I'll drop my Zill. Nah, uh, I've been on this little campaign. So in the sport of power lifting, you have nine lifts, right? And you have three attempts between the squat, the bench, the deadlift. You want a bench, squat, deadlift, as heavy as you can. The heaviest lift gives you the total, which is the score. So I was trying to total 1,500 pounds. I didn't make it. Deadlift. What did you get squat? 1422. 78 pounds. There you go. Where did you come up short? Well, bench press. Uh yeah, actually, bench, I w I went one for three on bench, one for three ones. How much did you bench? Uh shot. Most I hit was 375.

SPEAKER_01:

Okay.

SPEAKER_04:

I was only able to hit 364 at the meet.

SPEAKER_01:

And that's funny. How you can lift something, and then you think you're just gonna lift it all the time. And some days it's just like it just ain't there. You'd be like, damn, I just did this shit like seven times the other day. Today I'm gonna be doing it three.

SPEAKER_04:

Can you uh use performance enhancing? Can you use performance enhancing? No, not in not in not an affair that I'm in. It's a drug test affair. Okay. Yeah. They do drug tests. Yeah. Okay. Yeah.

unknown:

Okay.

SPEAKER_04:

I mean for the top the lifters. Like me, I'm not a I'm not a top level guy by any means, but you know, that off can off chance that they do. Fuck around and get popped for a local event. That'd be dumb. Oh, no, that's right.

SPEAKER_01:

They they test for the um the uh the track. The track it's the it's the exact same people at test.

SPEAKER_02:

They test your urine or they take blood?

SPEAKER_04:

Urine. Oh, okay. Yeah. Well shit, I think I think they do blood too. Oh, damn, they serious. Yeah, well, the the federation I'm in, they they go through Wada, which is a third test, a third party uh testing agency. And they they're with the Olympics too.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, that's who does uh the track.

SPEAKER_04:

So how often are that are the events? How often? Yeah. Shit, there's uh there's a meet every weekend. So how often do you compete? Meet uh twice, sometimes three times a year. Okay. Once a quarter. Yeah. So what would spark a test? So if your if your deaths are that much greater, it's random. It's random.

SPEAKER_03:

It's just random.

SPEAKER_04:

It's random. But yeah, that that would put me on the radar. Say, so my last meet before this one was in May. Yeah. And I totaled uh 1345 or something.

SPEAKER_03:

Okay.

SPEAKER_04:

If I would have totaled like saying 1800. 1800. Yeah. Oh, hell yeah. This nigga's on the radar. Yeah. 100%. So excuse me. Yeah. Excuse me. But other than that, don't be in this cup. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. You see this cup? You see that bathroom?

SPEAKER_02:

We're gonna need you to fill this up. Follow me.

SPEAKER_04:

So so yeah, the uh the meat didn't go how I wanted it to go. I did get my 600-pound deadlift on record. I did it once before in the gym, uh, like in September. Pull something.

SPEAKER_01:

Do you hey when you do it? Do you you do you feel hyped? Nah. I mean, because I'm here here's the thing. I'm gonna tell you why. I'm an aesthetic lifter. So, not shitting on power lifters, but I'm just like, God damn. But I mean, I know everybody, everybody. I get hype when I get 300 things.

SPEAKER_02:

I put two three plates on.

SPEAKER_01:

But no, that but that's what I'm saying. I'm just sitting up here thinking, like, so like it's I mean, it's competition, right?

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah. So you're competing against other people. Yeah. So I would get like I would just get hype from that aspect. Like, it's uh drop that weight. It's a good way to get the competitive juices out without uh, you know, trying to hit somebody, without trying to hit somebody or or maybe maybe physically fucking yourself up. Because, you know, there are times where you will be, you know, sore and everything and walk away with a little inner injuries. Shit, I'd actually fuck my knee up um on my second squat, which was in the beginning of the meet. So I did the rest of it with a bad knee. Do you think it was because of too much weight or are you just bad form? Nah, I think it was um how much did you squat? Uh four, so I I hit my opener, which was 440, and I went up to 468.

SPEAKER_01:

That don't even sound realistic.

SPEAKER_04:

And uh, it wasn't it wasn't bad form, it wasn't bad technique. I think what it was is that um, no, I wasn't overtrained, because I'll get to that in a second. So I think it was um, I think I cut too much weight. Like I think I put too much because I started that Monday at 265 and I competed at 261. And I really actually weighed in that morning at 260. So that five pounds actually hurt you? Yeah.

unknown:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

It's like, yeah, man, and shit. In reality, the uh the cutoff is 264. Like I had to be at 264 or under. And I I cut way too much. Wait, weight, what's the weight classes like?

SPEAKER_03:

Like is that like super heavyweight or uh it's just below super heavy.

SPEAKER_04:

So I guess heavyweight. Heavyweight. But um, to get back to the overtraining thing, nah, it wasn't it wasn't that I over-trained, because a week before I stopped training, or that week I stopped training. So I just let all that fatigue run off. Okay, because like the week of the meet, I was in a sauna from Monday, Tuesday, I think Wednesday. So that was helping my my body recover from all the shit that I did for the last 10-12 weeks.

SPEAKER_03:

So at that point, you just gotta kind of rely on muscle memory. I mean recovery.

SPEAKER_04:

Pretty much it's it's it's muscle memory, it's like you do all this shit during prep, you beat yourself up, you beat yourself up, drive up fatigue, and then you try to wash it all away so that but that way by the time competition comes, you're pretty much superhuman. You recovered that. Yeah. Yeah, it's called peaking. Interesting. So, yeah, I think I just fucked myself up because it was too much of a cut.

SPEAKER_03:

That's crazy. Yeah, man. Did you have to drop the weight? Like when you went down at that 468, did you drop it or did you?

SPEAKER_04:

No, no, I didn't. I just I was going down, going down into the hole, and as I was standing up, I felt the shit pop, and I was like, nah.

SPEAKER_01:

With your knee?

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah. And you can't really I'll show it to you. You can't really tell that it happened. You can't you can't you can't really tell that it happened. It's just one of those things. That's crazy. So that's that's the full. That's a 55-pounder. You know, that because at our gym, you know, those red ones are 55 pounds. It happened right there. As soon as uh as soon as I didn't know, so that's that's when I would have tapped out right there. Ah he was hype. I couldn't, I I had a job to do, man. Yeah, yeah. I wanted to get that total. And I and because I didn't just because I didn't hit that that second squat, so my third squat was gonna be 485. So I already, for six months, I've been thinking about these numbers. I needed to squat 485, bench 391, and deadlift 628. I deadlifted 617, uh, benched 363, and squatted 440. Wow. So shitty day overall, uh, objectively speaking. Yeah. But everything, everything I did on the on the platform was a PR. From the three of us, we are all disappointed in you. Oh, I'm I'm very disappointed in that. It's not sufficient enough. Matter of fact, turn his mic off. Nah, dog. That's that just keep grinding.

SPEAKER_00:

I'm not getting under all that way. You did better than me. Yeah, because I'm not even getting in there. No, no. I would have been one of them dudes that's up there shaking with it. You said you want me to go down.

SPEAKER_04:

The videos where they go to deadlift and then they back off and they pass off. Hey, that's you know what?

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, I got a thing where I say you see where he did his little stomp. Yeah. I said, Oh shit.

SPEAKER_04:

I got it. Where you go? Hey, it's funny, it's funny though, because that to me, I don't know if it's psychological or what, but that shit actually makes the bar feel lighter.

SPEAKER_02:

What's that?

SPEAKER_04:

When I just when I stomp in the ground. Because I used to I used to get under it and just beat my back into it, and that shit makes it feel lighter too. Yeah. I mean, who okay? So I I was following this dude on Instagram, and I think y'all seen him. Oh, I can't remember the gym name. Um, but anyways, this is these group of guys, and the the older dude in the gym, like they they have to do, I'll find it for y'all and send it to y'all. But he slaps them on the back before they go squat. No, don't don't don't slap me.

SPEAKER_05:

POW!

SPEAKER_04:

Don't slap me. Oh man, slaps them on the back, right? Yeah, okay. And they get under the bar and they go down and they come back up, right? I'm like, hell no, man. Hey, man. But I'm like them. I live for aesthetics now. You and I can't. You slap me, I'm fighting. That's a lot of weight. Listen, I'm not doing it.

unknown:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

You don't do personal. I'm not going over I don't do that type 50. 225 squat. I ain't let no bitch slap me. What makes you think I'm gonna let your ass slap me? I ain't going over 185 squat. I ain't going, no.

SPEAKER_01:

I'm cold.

SPEAKER_02:

Nigga, you eat me like that. Nigga, what's wrong with that?

SPEAKER_01:

So we I'm health as well. Real quick.

SPEAKER_04:

So they allow you to wear back the bait the back brace and they allow you to wear knee sleeves, elbow sleeves for no elbow sleeves. No elbow sleeves. No elbow sleeves. You can wear a belt, you can wear sleeves and wrist wraps. Wrist wraps, okay. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

You don't want to wear the uh the little weightlifting shoes. He does. He got the little dim ones. I don't like them. I thought he had the he had the uh I thought you he had on Chuck Taylor. Oh yeah, Chuck. Yeah, they were Chuck.

SPEAKER_04:

They were Chucks. I don't like the weightlifting shoes. That nigga was out there like Shogun.

SPEAKER_01:

Show no. I'm like, shit, nigga, you better go ahead and get you some of them weightlifting boots. Oh man. You said you don't like them. Uh uh.

SPEAKER_04:

Oh, I've never put them in. So they I haven't either, but they pitch, they force you to go into a position you don't really want to be in. Because they're angled forward, right? Yeah. Yeah, I've seen them. Yeah. Like the the heel is like that. Oh, hell yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

And Shira look like a power lifter. A little bit low-key. Yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

I ain't doing it. Yeah, but can't do it. Y'all should uh in or you put them out? Put them in, right? In the middle, 45. In the middle?

SPEAKER_02:

45, yeah. Yep. And then pull your shoulders back, right? Squeeze with your shoulders.

SPEAKER_01:

You're allowed to lift your back up.

SPEAKER_04:

No. No. So when you bench. Yeah, when you bench, you can't have a natural arc, that's it. You can have the arch, but you can't move your feet. Or you can move your feet, but they can't lift. Shit. Your butt can't come up. Your head can't come up.

SPEAKER_01:

Someone grab the shit. Someone grab it. It's only 135.

SPEAKER_04:

No, every everything has to stay in contact with either the floor or the the bench.

SPEAKER_03:

Man.

SPEAKER_04:

Man, speaking of the bench, the uh goddamn dude who was doing the the liftoffs was fucking everybody up. Yeah. Like pulling everybody out of position. Um this nigga was about to fall on people. He almost fell on me.

SPEAKER_01:

That's why I'm like, hey, Steve, my spotter. Yeah, like it's we know just how each other live.

SPEAKER_04:

Because other other and other federations do let their uh their lifters have their own their own handoff spotter, but not in mine. I don't know why, but yeah. Whoa, man, it would cause a whole lot less stress if if somebody who knew how you like to get the handoff was able to give you the handoff, but they just don't like they don't allow it.

SPEAKER_02:

Man, I think I only uh almost fell on you one time when I lost my balance. I stood up on the incline. You had all that weight on there. I stood up on the bar. I said, whoa!

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, we were doing 225 in the inclines the other day.

SPEAKER_04:

Damn, hold on. Y'all why y'all stunting on that?

SPEAKER_01:

All 10. Shit stunting. And we was just going down.

unknown:

Man.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, I was sore the next day, too. Hell yeah. We needed that.

SPEAKER_01:

Hey, oh my upper chest. I died. My upper chest locked up. I don't think I have ever done that. I was doing something and it was oh, I just remember it locked up. I was sitting up there like the chick in the uh Olympics doing the breakdancing.

SPEAKER_04:

Hell no. That's the worst though. When your shit locked up on you, man. Oh man.

SPEAKER_01:

I think that's one of my weak is like is like I can incline, but my shoulders when I'm doing something, or like really the the real the real in because that LA fitness, that's too deep. That's too deep. They say the real incline is like like I think they say like 30 degrees. 30 degrees. So just above the bench, right? Yeah, just yep, just above the bench. At least they say, because that I forget what they said it. I don't, I mean, I've seen it like years ago, and then I mean the one at LA Fitness is still good, but I don't think it's the true nah. It's not a true like a real like it's too deep for an incline.

SPEAKER_04:

It's more of a because no matter what slanted shoulder press. I move my hands and like the shit don't feel right. Oh, on incline at LA Fitness, like I can't. I can't I can't touch my chest. Yeah, and I'm not I'm not a stiff dude. I can actually, you know. I I kind of avoid the bar incline. I always try to do the the dumbbells. The dumbbells, yeah. Because like you said, it doesn't feel natural. Right. So you kind of feel like let me just go over.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, I do that too. I had to because I had to stretch on that very first one. I'll be coming down, I had to go slow because I'm like, yeah, man, this is the shit. Then it calms down.

SPEAKER_04:

Hey, this this nigga used to scare me uh when he benched. Don't you like to sit the bar like right here and you don't even touch the shit. I know, but the shit is scary, especially when you be flaring your shit. I ain't never dropped it. I know, and that's that's what this nigga said, too. I said, No, I just sit there and watch it. I'll be like, but I mean, when you turn your wrist, right? You want to keep your wrist straight, right? But yeah, but yeah, if you lock it in, I just lock it in. Have you seen him bench? Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Like he he is right here, and then he flicks. Like the shit is the weirdest thing I've ever seen. He's strong. Yeah, he was fucking brawlic. It was like four, you had like 405 on the bench. Chunking him.

SPEAKER_02:

No, nope, nope, nope, wrong guy. No, it was you. Not me. No, I'm gonna put that weight on the bitch. Oh, that's right.

SPEAKER_04:

You Clark Kent right now.

SPEAKER_01:

I remember I remember when Joe, the one time I was spotting him, and Joe was shoulder, shoulder pressing 225. Joe got some pressure. I mean, it was it was way was way back in the day, but Joe got some shoulder press. He was rapping it. I said out of control. It was probably lifting. It felt like it was like I'm gonna like 20 years ago, but still, like he probably still got it in him. What the hell?

SPEAKER_04:

He still got it in him, I'm sure.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, that movement, though. That's why, like, you know, you get the that's what I told you, hey, I'm all, I'm all aesthetics, boy. I'm just hey. You know, I'd be impressed. Land mine. What happened? I said I'd be impressed with them strongman competition. Oh, when them cats be picking up them big rocks, yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

I just want to lift the stones. That's all I ever want to do.

SPEAKER_02:

I was like, how in the hell do they pick up that big ass rock?

SPEAKER_01:

And then when they gotta flip it up here, remember the one where they gotta throw it? Oh, yeah, throw it over the kicks.

SPEAKER_04:

They got a few of them. Like big ass bags.

SPEAKER_01:

Do they still pull the truck? Like the 1810s? They don't do that.

SPEAKER_04:

That one they got rid of, yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

No, I heard that and even in CrossFit. I heard they didn't change some stuff up too, because too many people was getting no. You don't see a lot of CrossFit stuff. Like they still do it, but I think they changed some of their like it was big for a while.

SPEAKER_04:

Now I don't see it that much. I think a lot of people was getting hurt. It's pretty low now. Yeah, yeah. But I mean, like, it's it's still around.

SPEAKER_01:

But yeah, no, I know I still see people, they still have the big I just passed a CrossFit gym just for just right now.

SPEAKER_02:

I I go to Pilates. That's me. I like Pilates. I do sign up. I'll be like, forget all these weights. Uh I am no longer a gym rat. No, I just like to go to Pilates.

SPEAKER_04:

I live just enough. I like yoga pants. Oh man, that shit, that shit bit me. That shit bit me a few years ago. I was supposed to do it. Uh oh, Pilates? Nah, powerlifting. Ironically, I was supposed to do that shit in July of 2023, but then my knee happened.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, is that when you was done? You think you still working all the stuff out from oh yeah, like football and all that?

SPEAKER_04:

Oh, you mean the like the I think that's I think that's done. It's passed.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, dude, that I think when I was done, I was done. I didn't even, I was like, whatever. Yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

And what's funny, when I got hurt, I was already gonna be done anyway. Yeah, like that was gonna be my last year. Yeah. So with BYL fitness, do you mostly train people, powerlifters, or do you train people that are looking at a static? I train people who are looking for a static, basically health, like civilians for health. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Civilian training. I don't have a preference, but you know, I'll train anybody. I do have a little, I call them the crew. I guess it's like five or six of them, all ladies, powerlifting.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, train for powerlifting? Mm-hmm. Shit, nigga, we're gonna get you some IG models, nigga. We're gonna get BYL poppers. Just have a lady choke slam your ass. Be like, you there, girl.

SPEAKER_04:

You there. So if we put some IG models on your IG, nigga, how would you put IG models on my IG? Nigga, we can get some bitches for you. Or some, I'm sorry. Some pictures. We can get some pictures. We can get look at these niggas right here. Okay, look at Steve. Uh-huh. Looking at Steve. We can okay. You training Steve. Yeah. Steve got his white tank top on, muscles just glut, just out.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, let me start sweating. He wants to stay glazing. You can say glazing.

SPEAKER_01:

See how he trying to he trying to click myself.

SPEAKER_02:

You said muscles.

SPEAKER_01:

Put him on your IG, man. People gonna be like, man, you train this dude.

SPEAKER_04:

You're gonna make it.

SPEAKER_01:

Man, he's 54. And look at look at Bosco. And he's 51. They call me Slim Goody. Slim Goody. Slim Goody. Chocolate, chocolate boy wonder.

SPEAKER_05:

Chocolate man.

SPEAKER_01:

AKA Bat Black. AKA Griffey King Jr.

SPEAKER_04:

We're gonna get you some IG females. We're about to blow your IG up. Nah, it's it's funny. It's funny that uh you say that though, because when I first started training, I did just want to, you know, train the pretty girls and all that bullshit. But then I got I got real people. Yeah, and that shit is. No, but that's what I'm saying. It's gonna still bring real.

SPEAKER_01:

No, we ain't talking about to train them. No, this is just for you. Just just that we just got them in Wendell. This is Wendell shop.

SPEAKER_04:

No, but I'm I mean like getting on on just on some serious shit for a second. Like, I got a uh I got my first weight loss client, and she was a big girl. Bro, we got her down to like 60, 70 pounds. Oh, really? And that shit was like, fuck these pretty bitches. I'm this is where I'm at. That's what you this shit is dope. I did that before too, when I was like, But wouldn't the pretty strike really want to lose weight? Like she really in uh is she big and pretty or just pretty? Because if she's big and pretty, then I mean shit. What you want to lose, girl? She's like, I lost 60 pounds because of you. And I was like, for real. We can make it look however you want, right now. We just before you just can't meet nobody in person, girl. That's all. Before that, strictly pen pals, baby. She was 200 before, she won 20 after. Man, yeah. Exactly. That that iron bug, they call it. That shit bit me. Yeah. Yeah. I'm I don't ever I don't ever press power lifting on my on my regular people clients, but they they get interested in finding out how strong they are.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

Like I got a lady. I got a lady who can squat 200. Okay. Just regular ass lady. Nice. In fact, she's 50. She'll be 51 in a few weeks. Not doing it. Nigga, you just said you squat 225.

SPEAKER_01:

No, I said I'm not going over 225. Oh. That's all right. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

Just regular lady. Hell yeah. Hey, you mean you can jump on her back, Bosco.

unknown:

Okay.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, I just weighed in today. I was 187.8. That's about where you at. I say between like 185 and like 180, 188, 189. You said the heaviest you were at was 197, right? No, no, I was probably like like 193. Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

But now I've been doing a little bit of cardio.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, doing that.

SPEAKER_01:

Because just to give y'all a little backstory, we'll melt that off. I consider myself uh independent fitness contractor. So my services have been picked up these last few weeks by some pay clientele. So I've been running a little bit. I've actually currently am wearing some Nike React. These used to be my go get them shoes. I wore these shoes and I don't know when. I broke them out. I just threw the box in the trash. Therefore, they are now in active duty. These are gonna be my road running shoes. I went out and got me some trail running shoes for the trailways. I am falling in love with the running cart. Now y'all know we do the hill. That ain't going nowhere. But it's still a difference because when you're going up the hill, we're not gonna run down, we just walk. So that shit is brutal. We be on these little pathways, but I don't want y'all to think like, oh, okay, I'm getting ready for a marathon or half marathon. I am not running over one mile. That's my goal. I'm just one mile, that's it. You should do a 5k. No, no, that's 3.25 miles. I'm not doing it. I'll walk it. You can run the first mile and walk. No, dude, listen. Just run it as fast as you can. A couple days ago, I sat up here and I ran a mile. We ran 0.5 miles in, 0.5 back. Now. Sounds like a mile to me. I sat up here and I started off like Faith Kip Agon. If y'all don't know who she is, y'all need to. She's probably the greatest woman, or just, I ain't gonna even say woman, just one of the greatest distance runners ever. Her name, Faith Kipieagon. I started off like Faith Kipieagon, right? Right now, I finished like Bosco. I said, hell no. But I had to do it twice. Right. So some days in between. So now you gotta do it.

SPEAKER_04:

No, oh so if you had to run for distance. So you had to, like you just had like there was a million dollars on the line, and you had to run for distance, how far do you think you can run?

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Like straight? Just yeah, without stopping.

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Without stopping.

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Probably like six miles, six miles. Shit. Yeah. Hey, I'm gonna be honest. I'm in great shape. I just tell I just wait.

SPEAKER_04:

You said as fast as he could? No, just no, no, no, just just run. Oh, okay. Because he said for he said for a million dollars. Yeah, for a million dollars, if you have a. I can probably do six. You can do six miles straight? Probably. Without stopping. Yeah. I mean, I ain't got it. I ain't going fast. At a decent pace. What are we talking about? I can't do a treadmill. But but say it was on a treadmill. We're talking like three, three and a half. No, if it's on a treadmill, you gotta be at least five. Nigga, nigga. Okay. I'm gonna say five.

SPEAKER_01:

Nigga, that's a damn near sprint. No, it has to be at the like at four.

SPEAKER_02:

It gotta be 5.5.

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3.5 to 4.

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Yeah, I could do that.

SPEAKER_01:

Listen, if it if it's a good thing, listen six. Yeah, anyway. Okay, okay, okay. This is what we're gonna do. We're gonna go to the gym. We're gonna put on 3.5. I don't know what to want you to do.

SPEAKER_04:

I don't want you to run a six month.

SPEAKER_01:

I can't do it right now.

SPEAKER_04:

I'm gonna tell you what. This nigga needs to get peaked. You nigga got a trade manager.

SPEAKER_01:

I used to be able to do it an hour ago. I mean, we all used to be, I used to do shit run like I can't do it. But I mean, with shit. I used to be able to dump.

SPEAKER_04:

I've never been able to. I've been touching rim, but not. But I mean, that's what I'm saying. Like Yeah, buddy. Okay, so. Hold on. I'm gonna Google what's a good jogging pace.

SPEAKER_02:

Five.

SPEAKER_04:

You know how like 3.5. How much you gotta have? And remember, listen, you gotta realize too. Huh? Did you ever dump?

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. Listen, you you can't dump the volleyball, I dunk the softball, I dunked the tennis ball, and I never dumped the basketball though, because I can't dump the dunk. You dumped that in them bitches.

SPEAKER_04:

Okay, a good jogging pace is one you can sustain while holding the coverage. Exactly.

SPEAKER_01:

Okay, off to the four and six miles per hour on a treadmill. And what did I just say? Didn't I say 3.5 exactly? Because that dude, I literally just got, and that's what they said. They said we want it, said at to where you can have a conversation. And I was literally talking to somebody.

SPEAKER_02:

We're doing all right. I'm still going to be.

SPEAKER_01:

I only ran a mile, but still. So if I'm doing that, I could do four million. Now, if I'm not getting paid, oh no. What's my motivation?

SPEAKER_02:

That's what I was telling Bosco today. I was like, I'm getting paid today. What's my motivation? If I'm not getting paid, dude, a mile.

SPEAKER_01:

This is all I can do. A mile and a half. I'm not even doing that. Because I'm gonna get bored. And I'm done.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

I took off. I take off for the first lap. And then I was just like you, Steve.

SPEAKER_04:

How far do you think you can go? What? For a million dollars.

SPEAKER_02:

Man, I can go.

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At four to six miles per hour.

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I can go.

SPEAKER_04:

How far? I'm not going six miles. I can go ten miles. You can make miles.

SPEAKER_02:

For a million? Man, I ain't talking to you, him, and nobody else. I'm gone.

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Just gone.

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Hey. Okay. Impressive.

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I'm gonna be sore. Yeah, he said that like he's done it before. I have done it before. That nigga said that with conviction.

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I've done it before. It's easy.

SPEAKER_04:

How far are you gonna make it? Shit. Probably about two. Right now.

SPEAKER_02:

See, he's talking about right now. Right now. Right now.

SPEAKER_04:

Two miles. Answer the question just truthfully. Just no no no variables. Just throw a number out there. I said two miles. Two miles. You can make it two miles. Right now. Yeah. Okay, okay. Because you got sort of knee in the air. In your prime. When could my prime I could have in 10 to 12 easily? I used to run on the treadmill all the time.

SPEAKER_02:

I used to run outside all the time.

SPEAKER_01:

That treadmill rhyme today. It's different. Yeah. That's like, you know, when Cas be sitting up here, oh yeah, I'm in good shape. I do this, I do that. You get them to the hill, you'd be like, it's different now. See, treadmill. Hey, like treadmill. This and this and this, you get to that hill, you'd be like, treadmill running.

SPEAKER_04:

Okay. Treadmill running could actually control your pace. Yeah. So it helps you. It's doing it's doing the thing for you. For you. Yeah. So that, yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

If I was going outside, I was humbled on Tuesday. Yeah. When I did that mile, and I was coming back and hit that little incline. I was looking around, like, I'm just gonna walk a few steps. Okay. I can see the finish line.

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That's what I did. Let me start running again. We're on our way out of that valley. I was like, man, this big ass hill. Yeah, yeah. Y'all go right ahead.

SPEAKER_01:

One mile in. Hey. Trust me. Hey, I'm gonna serve this right around the corner. I'm alright. I know the exact marking and everything. That's that's what I'm gonna start doing. Half mile in, half mile up.

SPEAKER_02:

They done struck the bug. They didn't bitch you with the cardio bag, nigga. All I'm doing is the model up. Right.

SPEAKER_04:

He's like, you know, about a year from now, he's like, you know, I got I signed up for this 10. Yeah. Nigga, what? Nigga start seeing marathon medals on the walls and shit.2 on his on his on his head. I just went ahead and signed up for this.

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Because I don't like uh like the the distance runners. Like like their bodies start to like I have a sprinter body. Yeah, and I'm already lean. So I'm definitely a no note. That's why I say about a mile, mile and a half. Remember, I still play basketball. So shit, that's enough. So with a mile, and then basketball? Yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

With the hill. Hey, I got a question for you. Specifically, Bosco. With all the routes you've run in your life, how many miles do you think you've run? Just running the routes?

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, damn. Man.

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We got dead air right now.

SPEAKER_01:

Probably 20, 20 miles? Man, damn. Probably. You think you only run 20 miles of how many routes you've run?

SPEAKER_04:

How many go routes have you run?

SPEAKER_01:

No, okay. You know what?

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Turn around, come back.

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Maybe.

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Yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

Damn, because you could you talk about practice and everything, too. That was a four-year-old. No, you know what? Yeah, probably like uh probably like 70. That's it.

SPEAKER_04:

Well, okay. That that that okay, because yeah, because y'all you came from a running offense in high school, right?

SPEAKER_01:

Seven, yeah, because yeah, but but then you think about practic. Now I'm now I'm going all the way back to see practice.

SPEAKER_02:

Okay.

SPEAKER_04:

And then I got I got a stat right here. What do it says? It says a wide receiver in American football runs about 1.25 miles per game. Per game. Oh shit. There you go. Yeah, so five miles.

SPEAKER_01:

You underselling a hell of a damn. I'm probably like, I might be close to 200. Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. Yeah, damn. God. All right, I'm gonna give y'all a guess.

SPEAKER_04:

What about what do y'all think a soccer player? Ooh. Oh, hey. In a game. In a game? In a game?

SPEAKER_01:

No, in a game, uh 11 miles. No, no, no, no. I'm gonna go.

SPEAKER_04:

Eight miles. Oh shit.

SPEAKER_01:

Yep, eight miles. Yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

Where you at? Eminem. I'm at four. Eight miles. 313. Six to eight point five miles. Six to eight? Yeah. Yeah. Damn. Damn.

SPEAKER_01:

Because they said, they said Steph Curry, I think he does like three miles a gallon. Yeah. Okay. They said Steph Curry does everything miles again.

SPEAKER_04:

That nigga don't stop. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

That's nuts. So you figure three miles. Remember when we hoop. Yeah. When we hoop sometimes, we go. You know you fly. We go like three, four, or five miles.

SPEAKER_02:

Depending on how many wins.

SPEAKER_01:

I'd be like, man, I did five miles. I quit. All right. All right.

SPEAKER_04:

So you say about 200 miles in your in your career. How many steps? Oh. I know that's over. That's hard to calculate.

SPEAKER_02:

That's 12,000 steps every mile. Or what? 4,000 every mile. 5,000 a mile. Something like that, right? 4,000. I say 4,000 for a mile.

SPEAKER_01:

I think you think probably. So at least like 80,000. 800,000 steps. Probably close to a million? Yeah. Shit. Probably close to a million.

SPEAKER_04:

What'd you play, Shira? Running back? Nah, I was a defense linebacker. Oh, linebacker. You look like a linebacker ass nigga. Yeah. Linebacker had ass. Oh, yeah, I'll truck you. Oklahoma nigga lined it up. You've seen the program, right? Oh that nigga, that nigga lined you right up. I heard what you said about your mama. I don't know what this is.

SPEAKER_01:

He lined me.

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Coming for you. Man, I would say that shit was hilarious. So, average person per year. I need to get my how many steps do you think of average person per year things?

SPEAKER_01:

Per year? Per year. Hmm. The average person.

SPEAKER_04:

The average everyday person. Average everyday person. Shit, that's not a lot of steps. I'm going to say like 72,000. You said a year? And a year. Yeah. Yeah.

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365 days or 100,000.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, that's why I was going to go, what'd you say? 72,000. I'll go with uh 68,000. Y'all are way off.

SPEAKER_02:

In a year? In a year. 100,000.

SPEAKER_04:

Okay, so how many steps do you average a day? Average. He's not an average person, though. Yeah, I know, but I'm just talking about you. What do you do?

SPEAKER_02:

15,000.

SPEAKER_04:

15,000, okay. You you keep track on your watch? About 9, 10. 9, 10? I know you probably about 910, right? Yeah. Okay. According to Google AI, the average steps per day is 6,000 for an average person.

SPEAKER_01:

And they say that 10,000, that 10,000 step thing is a myth, too. So they say you only need like six or seven thousand steps. That's what they say.

SPEAKER_04:

180,000. If you extrapolate, no, it's way more than that. By 365 days a year, two point almost 2.2 million steps. Damn.

SPEAKER_02:

So you probably at 3 million steps a year, at least. That's too many steps. I need to slow down. Because you figure, yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah. Oh yeah. I do 115, 120,000 a week. So you now fit. That's just you.

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That's a lot of weeks.

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You start doing the math, like in your head, like I don't gain no weight.

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Unless I sit my ass down.

SPEAKER_04:

And this is this is on a low day for me. I'm at 72, 82 right now. I probably average, it depends on how my work day goes, but anywhere from five to five to eight. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

I'm at 19,000 today. Shit last year.

SPEAKER_01:

I'm at 5,000, but uh 17,000 yesterday. Due to my uh secret service occupation, I had to take my watch off because I'm a uh top secret fitness secret squirrel undercover agent. Yeah, rocking out. I had to take my watch off.

SPEAKER_04:

My watch was was charging earlier, so I'm only at 4,000. So I probably is I'm probably really at about 65 to 7,000. Five to seven. Now do you uh do y'all aside from secret squirrel, do y'all and Superman? So I guess I'm just talking to you. Do you want to shoot? Do you shoot for uh a step count? I try to shoot. I don't even pay. I don't pay attention. So it just depends on how my day goes. So I I work primarily office, right? Yeah. So I'm sitting down most of the day. So I try to shoot from anywhere to six to seven thousand.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, all right. So I can see that. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

I mean, I can see that yeah. When I work in the office, I would shoot for 12 a day. Yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

But why you why you just go stunning? No, I'm just telling you. He said he'll work in the office. I shoot for 12,000.

SPEAKER_02:

I just shoot for 12. I just shoot for 12,000.

SPEAKER_01:

You would sit up here, you would get up and go to the feathers' bathroom in the building. That's right. See? All the way around. I do that. I do that at home too.

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And I take the stairs. And I do up and down, up and down, up and down. I do that sometimes. Like I use the bathroom, I'll just go upstairs.

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Everything's close for me. And then I'll walk back and forth from one end of the house to the other.

SPEAKER_04:

Now I started doing that park as far as you can when you go to the store thing, too. Yeah, I've always done that.

SPEAKER_01:

I do that every time. People kill me when they drive around the gym looking for you at the gym park. Get out.

SPEAKER_04:

But nah the yeah, the whole 10,000 steps thing. Yeah, they say that's the thing. Yeah, they get that in. I mean, it's just it's good. It's just a goal. You don't want to go. Yeah. But you got people.

SPEAKER_01:

You don't want to ish on nobody's dreams.

SPEAKER_04:

But you just got these like islands, uh, like the what is it, the Mediterranean or some Italian village where these people live to like 115. Yeah. And that's all they do. They just walk. They just walk everywhere.

SPEAKER_03:

They actually say walking's probably one of the best forms of exercises you can do.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, that's why. When you do your hard 75, man, that walking, man, I'm telling you, that was my second workout for them 75 days. I don't know what it was, but I was like, man, I had no time to recover because you were walking. Like when you got up, you do a you know your inside workout, and then you have dinner and you do your outside workout, you take off walking. Man, I was like, shit, I'm still sore.

SPEAKER_04:

And so that that same client who squats 200, she was doing the 75 hard. She didn't make it. She didn't make it. She didn't make it. Because it was it was actually it was actually fucking her up, like hormonally. Oh, wow. Oh, wow. Yeah. See? So apparently. Same for everybody. It's hard. Apparently, it's not. That's literally not.

SPEAKER_02:

That's what I call it. Yeah. But yeah, I was like, wow. I didn't realize that my body be recovering while I'm doing nothing.

SPEAKER_01:

No, listen, they say that's when that's when your body. Because you're doing something like every 12 hours. Yeah, that's when your body actually uh and again in the morning. Yeah, that's right. Like that's when you make like the uh like your gains and all that. When you sleep, when you sleep.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah, when you rest. So you did the whole the whole shebang? Yeah. The pictures, the the journaling, or the reading and all that shit.

SPEAKER_02:

Yep. Nice. I read the book on how to be rich, how to invest my monies. Rich dad, poor dad. He was from the friend from Richard.

SPEAKER_01:

I read like how to rob rich people. Like, ah, with a scheme asked. Steve's the first house I'm going to.

SPEAKER_02:

Put me ahead in the window if you want to, nigga. Oh, damn. Oh, that's Bosco. I was like, damn, you shot me.

SPEAKER_04:

Hey, man, it's me. Why do you shoot me, dog? Oh I wasn't gonna rob you for real.

SPEAKER_01:

Hey, the ski mask, though, man. Don't do that. Get you a shisty. Yeah, hell yeah. Hey, I got some uh I got some movies to talk about. Yeah, I was just thinking about movies. Christy. Oh, uh Christy Martin.

SPEAKER_04:

Sydney Sweeney fancy fantastic. How she look in it.

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Dog. I ain't even pay attention that it was even her. I swear to God. That movie is good, dog. I'm gonna check it out. That movie is good. I know it didn't do good at the box office. Oh, it didn't?

SPEAKER_04:

Uh-uh. It's probably gonna do good.

SPEAKER_01:

That movie, that movie is real. Obviously, I know who Christy Martin is, but I didn't know every like all the intricacies of her, like of her life. Okay. I knew she was from West Virginia, and I mean all this stuff you can look up, but man, I'm telling you. The way the movie turned out, yeah, yeah. And they get a good job. Oh, they were saying that. I guess uh Sydney Sweeney, she uh because of like the boxing stuff, that's part of her workout. She added some weight. They say she added like 30 pounds. I was just like because you can tell, you can tell she's probably like a tiny thing. That was just like Michael B. Jordan, right? The Creed. Yeah, but he had his weight like it's uh yeah, like uh a muscle or whatever. Yeah, no, that hey, that Christie was a good movie, man. I saw Christie. Oh, damn. I saw uh Now You See Me Three? Huh? See Now You See Me Three. I saw Now You See Me, and I saw Predator Badlands. Predator Badland. Man, that was a good movie.

SPEAKER_02:

I love that day. That was a good movie. I'm just gonna go to the movies tomorrow and just so see all the movies.

SPEAKER_01:

Hey, I was off all week. Yeah. So I was just like, I was like, man, I was just kept going to the movies, going to the movies.

SPEAKER_04:

I didn't know what to expect going into Predator Badlands, but hey, that movie.

SPEAKER_01:

So I'm assuming Predator Badlands happened even way before. I was trying to I was trying to figure that out. Yeah, I think I'm assuming at least in my mind. I don't know.

SPEAKER_04:

I don't know. Did you did you kind of get that that prequel sense? Because Prey was a true prequel. Yeah, yeah. I remember Prey. See now it's funny, because I want to watch them all again. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

And just watch them in the order.

SPEAKER_04:

I kept, without no spoilers, people, of course. I kept thinking that, like, how does this job? How does this tie into Arnold? Like, is this the that's what I was thinking too?

SPEAKER_01:

Because well, the way I looked at it, I just thought like they came, like Arnold was after all that happened in predator. Okay, here we go.

SPEAKER_04:

We got the chronological order right here. Okay, Google. All right, Prey. Thank you, Google came out in 2020. So you watch Prey first? Yeah. Watch Prey. If you're watching in Chronicological, right? Okay. Predator, Killer of Killers, 2025. That was good too. It's on Hulu. Predator, Killer, Killer? It's animated, so it might not be your jam, but it's it's pretty good. Predator, 1987. Predator 2, 1990. Okay. Alien vs. Predator, 2004. Alien vs.

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Predator Requiem 2007. Predators, 2010, The Predator, 2018, and The Predator Badlands is after.

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Okay, okay. Oh.

SPEAKER_04:

I like when they put it the way that still don't really make sense. Yeah. Because they had like swords, you know? Shit. No spoilers.

SPEAKER_01:

Nah it's in the trailer.

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It's in the trailer.

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Yeah. Yeah, if it's in the trailer, you're like. That's not really.

SPEAKER_04:

Hey. That was a good movie, though. Yeah, it was. That was a good movie. It really was. It took me a little bit. Cause you know, you're not used to seeing the face so much.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Cause you're used to the mask.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah. Like the face was just there the whole time. I just wanted to hear him go, duh.

SPEAKER_01:

Man, that shit had me hyped. I'm gonna start running through the theater.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah, at this point, if you've watched Predator, you know what the face looked like, right? So it's right. He was an ugly motherfucker. Man. Hey, what'd y'all would y'all think of Predator 2?

SPEAKER_01:

I don't even remember. I ain't gonna lie. You saw with the one in 90?

SPEAKER_04:

With Danny Glover. I thought it was good. That might be my favorite. Predator 2. Yeah. I know I like I liked them all, but. Yeah, Predator 2 might be my favorite, and it kind of got shadow on.

SPEAKER_01:

I need, I need to uh I need to refresh my memory with something. Yeah, man.

SPEAKER_02:

I don't even remember that shit. Just take a day and watch them all.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah. I kind of did that. Did you? Yeah. I don't even know. I don't even remember why, but I I got real into Predator. Yeah. One one week just learning all the stuff. Yeah. Yeah. It's a whole like lore behind the shit now. They got classes and subclasses and species and shit.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah. I'm like, man, that's a lot. Hey, that, that, damn, that. And Predator, boy, I was like, that's I like that. That's dope. Is Predator a good guy or is he a bad guy?

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah, it depends. Yeah. Like you're what you're uh Yeah. Cause cause shit.

SPEAKER_01:

They just doing what they were born to do. Is Robin Hood good or bad?

SPEAKER_04:

He's bad technically. By the letter of the law. By letter of the law, he's bad.

SPEAKER_01:

Prince of Thieves, right? But uh and uh but he's bad. The way I grew up. I think he's good. He's an opportunist.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah. I mean, yeah. We all viewed him as good, but by letter of the law he's bad. But you know, fucking law is created by criminals anyway. That's just like um what's the little fairies? Uh Peter Pan. Oh, the uh the Neverland kids or whatever. Yeah. Are they good or are they bad?

SPEAKER_01:

Hey, have any of y'all watched the uh any of the little cartoon things that they're turning into horror movies?

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah like Popeye or I saw I saw Winnie the Pooh.

SPEAKER_01:

How was it? What?

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It wasn't good.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh so they're turning it on the movie.

SPEAKER_04:

I don't even think you would have said it's good. Yeah. It wasn't good. What do you mean they turn it into horror horror movies?

SPEAKER_01:

No, because they got Winnie the Pooh. It's a horror movie.

SPEAKER_05:

What? Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_01:

Because I guess the license or something that ran out. So now people can pick. And they got Popeye, Popeye, they got Popeye the Horror movie. Yeah, it's a Popeye one. Damn. I think it's on, it might be on Prime.

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Damn.

SPEAKER_01:

You find out. Yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

I don't want to see that. That's a horror movie.

SPEAKER_01:

Because I think I thought about it because I think they turned the Peter Pan into uh a scary movie.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah, they did. I hadn't seen it though. When he shows up. They got uh come out too.

SPEAKER_01:

I'm trying to think what else. Oh, I did watch uh Lisa Lisa. Remember Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam? Yep. I watched that on Netflix. That was good. I was I've been watching Catching Up on the Witcher. Hey, they did good. I mean, it was it was a beautiful young lady that played Lisa Lisa. Okay, but Lisa Lisa, real Lisa Lisa played her mother. Oh shit. I said that was dope. Yeah, that's cool. Yeah, yeah. Angie Martinez was in it. Uh I guess it was on Lifetime. Was it? Yeah. I thought, yeah, but it it's on it's on Netflix now. I watched it the other day. This looks bad. I want to see uh Eddie Murphy. Uh no. His documentary.

SPEAKER_04:

Hey, I saw a thing that said he's uh thinking about doing stand-up again.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, Eddie? Yeah, that's good. Eddie Murphy.

SPEAKER_04:

I check him out.

SPEAKER_01:

Hell yeah. Man, his tickets probably be like two, three hundred dollars a WAP.

SPEAKER_04:

Hey, y'all ever heard of uh Josh Johnson? Yeah, the comedian? Yeah. Oh. I like him. I like him.

SPEAKER_01:

He was just on the pivot podcast. Shout out to the card.

SPEAKER_04:

Oh yeah, he was, he was, he sure was. You know, his tickets are only between 40 to 80.

SPEAKER_01:

I got some free tickets to a comedy show. Uh they got Desert Rear.

SPEAKER_03:

So the Vince Staples show, this is season two just came out.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah, I haven't started it yet.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, I watched uh the first episode.

SPEAKER_03:

I haven't watched season two yet.

SPEAKER_01:

I mean, it's cool. That's I mean it's it's different. I mean, it makes me laugh, but I still gotta finish watching uh The Upshars.

SPEAKER_03:

Oh, I f I finished that.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah. I never got into it.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah. I mean it's cool. But I'm not really I'm not real big on live track comedies. Oh, really? Yeah. Oh, I like them.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, I know. Yeah, I like them. Because it reminds me of I mean, like I say, I'm 70s, 80s.

SPEAKER_04:

Hey, speaking of which, uh, I got a question for y'all. Who was the boss? Who's the boss? Who was the boss?

SPEAKER_01:

Tony Danzer? Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_04:

Was it Tony Danzer or Alyssa Milano? Technically Tony Danzer. Explain yourself.

SPEAKER_01:

Who was the boss? It was the lady. The knight. The mom.

SPEAKER_04:

Oh, yeah, you're right. It was the mom. The mom was the name. He just cleaned, like he was just like the nanny. Yeah. Interesting.

SPEAKER_01:

I'm like, body games with us. Yeah, yeah. That was like this is a podcast. Somebody them niggas sitting up here like, wait, what this nigga doing? We don't have no part two.

SPEAKER_04:

When you think about it, yeah, because I mean, when you think about the title, who's the boss? Really, I ain't I ain't never seen Who's the Boss a day in my life. Oh, so you don't know who's the boss. No, I liked it. Nah. Nah, I got it. I got that question off a uh off a TV show, uh Community. I liked Community. Oh, well, you would have seen it then. There was a whole class on Who's the Boss? Oh, yeah, no, I don't I ain't watched Who's the Boss. I mean, I ain't watched community. Oh, that was funny.

SPEAKER_01:

I used to watch uh I watched Modern Family and Superstore.

SPEAKER_04:

See, I I like Modern Family, and I think I I caught a couple episodes of Superstore too. Oh, I love Super Family. Does it still come on? No. I hate it. No, I thought it did. I thought they brought it back. Oh what? That's what America was. Superstore is still on? Ain't that with America Ferrera? Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

We about to find out. I ain't never seen it.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah, it's a cool little goofy show.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, yeah. That's why I was like, just give me a 30-minute show. And I found out SWAT is coming back in 2026, but it's called SWAT Exiles.

SPEAKER_04:

They about to pull a CSI and just have a whole different uh. Oh no, I gotta watch.

SPEAKER_01:

I'm gonna tell you how much I like that show. What what kind of car do what Joe has a what's the two-door one? The Challenger? The Challenger. So the Charger.

SPEAKER_02:

The Challenger. Charger is four-door.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, man. I was looking at Dodge Chargers, dog. I was like, man, I like, I just like them. I was like, man, I was parked next to this white one today. I was like, I was looking over at it, like, oh, get that Matt Black. Like, man, I'm gonna ride around with a little security badge. I'm gonna buy one from Amazon.

SPEAKER_03:

Black man's kryptonite. Oh, we talked about Chargers of Hellcat. Man. I like one too.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, I like it because of the Matt Finish. It's on the on the on the cop show. That would be nice. Oh yeah, hell yeah. Matt Finish. Yeah, we'll get it wrapped. Six seasons of it's over, right? Number seasons. Because I don't even see commercials for it.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah, you're right. It is over.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah. I would know Superstore. That was my show. I like Superstore. I like Modern Family. I'm trying to think what else that I watched. As far as sitcoms go. Like I have been watching uh like a new sitcom I picked up. I started watching DMV. Adam. Oh, I saw that. I want to check that out.

SPEAKER_04:

Obviously, uh Abbott Elementary. Oh, yeah, I forgot Abbott Elementary. Did y'all ever watch Scrubs?

unknown:

No.

SPEAKER_04:

I watched some of it. I didn't watch it all, but that was my show. Yeah, I used to love Scrubs. Yeah, that was that shit was funny.

SPEAKER_01:

I've only probably seen 10 minutes of it ever. St.

SPEAKER_04:

Medical was pretty good too.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh yeah, with David Allen Greer. That's hilarious.

SPEAKER_04:

I like that one. I never heard of that.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, that's amazing. Oh, that's new one. That one's gonna be a little bit more. Oh, it's new. I think the second season is. Yeah, it's the second season. Okay, okay.

SPEAKER_02:

It's good. I know it's funny. Just all the trailers, they be having me cracking up. And I'll be like, I gotta watch this show. I know.

SPEAKER_01:

No, I'm telling you one, the one episode I caught was when the uh, I think whoever, you know, I guess the hospital, whoever has like, I guess the boss of it, you know, of everything. I guess she was talking to um, I guess some guy was there with his dad or something. So she must have liked him. And so she just started, you know, talking to him like being all fresh and all this stuff. Then all of a sudden, I mean she's literally flirting with him and everything. While a minute later, she looked at him, I was like, I have a boyfriend. I was like, wait, what just stopping? He looked at her like, wait, what? He was just sitting there with even when she was flirting.

SPEAKER_04:

That's funny.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, I think it's the lady from uh from Reno 911. Yeah, yeah, no, she's not like the director. Yeah, she's like the director of the hospital. No, no, no, the white lady. Oh, okay, okay. Yeah, yeah. Nah, she's funny. Yeah, I was gonna say the business. She's funny as hell, Nisi Nash. Oh, yeah, Nisi Nash is funny. Yeah. I just I'm telling you, y'all seen obviously Reno 911, the movie. I haven't seen the movie. Oh, you never seen the movie? Uh-uh. Oh my god. I know I got I got work to do. I know, I got homework. Dog, the m man. Reno 911 is classic, bro. Oh, yeah. That's one of the classic shows.

SPEAKER_03:

Yeah. Dog, that man, you gotta watch the movie, man. That was hilarious.

SPEAKER_01:

The hotels. What got me was Trudy. Trudy on the uh Trudy and Nisi Nash on the beach. Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_04:

Nissy Nash had that little ass bikini. Song Prime. Yeah. I'll check it out. Yeah, nah. Uh they made another one. Wait, which one are y'all talking about? We talking about Miami. Okay, yeah. Yeah. Breno 911, Miami. Then they they brought it back for like little shows. Yeah, and then they bought another, they had another movie.

SPEAKER_01:

The movie, it was the movie was, I think, was on Comedy Central. Central, yeah. It was alright, but the Reno 911, the the uh Miami, uh it classic. Classic. Then uh Nick's uh I think Nick Swanson or Swanson, yeah. Uh one of Adam Sandler's dude.

SPEAKER_04:

Oh, oh, I think I know who you're talking about.

SPEAKER_01:

Terry with the roller skates. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is fun. He said, South bitch. Oh, I said, this dude, that hey, if so, look, we didn't give y'all a whole bunch of recommendations. So we we didn't uh we got y'all at least for do your homework with me. Oh, yeah, you gotta watch Reno. You still ain't seen Hobbes and Shaw. Okay. Oh, damn. Tomorrow. I'm gonna do it tomorrow. All you need to watch is just watch that motorcycle scene.

SPEAKER_04:

I'm gonna do it tomorrow. I'm gonna watch Hobbes and Shaw, people, and Reno 911 Miami.

SPEAKER_03:

Watch Reno 911 first. And then you can watch Hobbes and Shaw.

SPEAKER_04:

All right. Hey, however. Yeah. I mean, I like a lot of shit. Hobbes and Shaw is free because it's on Netflix.

SPEAKER_01:

It's Hobbes and Hobbes. You got Prime, right? Hobbes and Shaw is on Netflix, huh? But you gotta I need to watch it again.

SPEAKER_04:

You gotta pay for Ring. You gotta rent it, yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, oh, when it The Ringo 911. Yeah, how do they do? I don't get how they do some of this stuff. Yeah, certain things are scot free.

SPEAKER_04:

Or included with Prime and other things. You just, if it's if it's in high demand.

SPEAKER_01:

I did see caught stealing with Austin. How was that? No, no, I mean, wait, my bad. Let me rephrase myself. I saw that caught stealing is on like you can rent it for like$5.99. Damn, that's it. No, because dog, some of these rentals is like$19.99. Yeah, that's why I'm that's why. What the hell I'm paying$20 to rent?

SPEAKER_04:

That's what I'm saying. I thought it was a smash. And usually if if it's high uh highly popular, they will run it up.

SPEAKER_01:

When they start doing, I'm I can't.

SPEAKER_04:

I haven't I haven't did it yet. Since uh they started pay uh charging you what? Damn near$20 a month for prime. That shit is at like$19, either$18.99 or$19.99.

SPEAKER_01:

I got one more other thing to say about these gas prices. I had to fill up today. Gas was it was uh it was premium, but it was four, like four something. I had to fill up on the uh the motorcycle at another gas station. Probably one of the last gations out by Lake Pleasant.$6.09 a gallon. Yeah, I think I thought I was in LA. Oh, because you buy Lake Pleasant, that's why. What? Yeah, it's crazy. Dude, nigga, it came up to it came up to$27 for a motorcycle. Motorcycle. God,$27.$27. I never got it.

SPEAKER_02:

I ain't never paid$12. I'll fill up a bike. I ain't never paid more than two hours. I've never gone over$50. Fill up my bike. It's only got three gallons. Yeah, that's what mine is. Man.$12 and change. I'd have put like a gallon in there that drove to the half a gallon.

SPEAKER_04:

What's what's the motorcycle equivalent to putting$20 in?

SPEAKER_01:

Shit,$2?

SPEAKER_04:

Shit. Give me$2.

SPEAKER_01:

Look, hey, what'd that say? Right there,$711. You see the$711?

SPEAKER_02:

Oh, damn.$91.45?

SPEAKER_01:

That was for the truck. But look at Shell Oil. What'd that say?

SPEAKER_02:

Shell$24.73. Okay.

unknown:

Damn.

SPEAKER_01:

And a motorcycle.

SPEAKER_02:

I would have went circuit. No, no.

SPEAKER_01:

If I needed it, I would have put like a half a gallon of somewhere else. I was just like, man. That's damn shame. Anyway, that's nuts. If you're affected by this government shutdown, it is open, and your snap benefits has been reinstated. You should have it by the first of the month. That means coochie prices just went back to normal.

SPEAKER_04:

They uh they already got it. Stores is thick.

SPEAKER_02:

Oh yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

Really? Oh, there we go.

SPEAKER_02:

Hey, everybody's, you know, shopping for uh Thanksgiving.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, yeah, that is right. Shit, I'll be like, bro. I'll be like, I ain't no Thanksgiving. Especially after I just paid six dollars. Oh, I thought it was in Los Angeles.

SPEAKER_04:

Sound like LA prices. Hell yeah. And they're about to release the Epstein. The Epstein Files? About to release.

SPEAKER_01:

Man, they've been saying that forever.

SPEAKER_04:

Good. So supposedly about to release them. All right.

SPEAKER_01:

Well, we're gonna get back to y'all next week, then. Holla.