Hey guys, it's the way I heard it. I'm Mike Rowe, and this episode is called Peyton McNabb.

Enough of this crap, and to be perfectly clear right out of the gate.

Chuck, I'm not quoting our guest.

I am merely projecting my frustration onto her situation and speaking on what I think could well be the behalf

of many, many other Americans who have had it up to here with this nonsense.

Well, certainly this American, and I've had it as well.

The point is the crap to which you refer is men and boys playing women's and girls sports. No thank you. Enough.

Actually, one small tweak to that. What I've had it with is the gingerness and the tiptoeing.

And I'm afraid and hopeful, if I'm being honest, that we are going to live long enough to look back and see what a colossal failing this has been on the part of our country and on the part of decent, rational, compassionate, kind-hearted people who just acquiesced

and became the townspeople in the emperor's new clothes and just sat there and watched

while this dialogue spun out of control,

and where otherwise reasonable people actually began to weigh in around a science-based conversation

and just twisted themselves into knots trying to make it plausible

that men and women should compete against one another

in sports.

Yeah.

What a madness.

The madness of crowds.

That's how this is going to be remembered, I think.

And, man, just listening to Peyton tell her story and watching the video of her getting creamed in the face by a volleyball.

She was really hurt.

She was really hurt.

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