All right.

Dude, this, okay, this is, this has to be guys watching.

This is probably one of my more favorite podcasts to do, just because I came obviously up in this

space of fitness, bodybuilding. In fact, when I first was like doing anything on the internet

before the internet even became sort of what it is today, I wanted to be a bodybuilder.

I wanted to be a professional bodybuilder. And we're sitting here with Jay Cutler,

arguably one of the best bodybuilders of all time.

Hands, I mean, I'm not trying to glaze you, but I know I would say that confidently to anyone.

So it's an absolute pleasure to have you.

I've known you for years now.

You've come into the opening of zoo culture.

You've done amazing things in this industry and in the sport.

But I kind of just wanted to start off.

You're older now, obviously.

You have perspective that's completely different on this space, but I think the most

unique thing about you that I knew about you, even when I first started, you've always

had a really good ability to connect with people who support you, the audience.

And that's like the most unique thing I think about you.

Did that come from like just who you were your whole life or where you're from?

You know, it's funny when I, you know, in high school I was pretty popular. I was an athlete and, you know, it's funny, when I, you know, in high school, I was pretty popular. I, uh, I was an athlete and,

you know, I networked pretty well with people. What sport did you play? I played football and I did

track. Yeah. So growing up in Massachusetts, I mean, I was, I was the youngest of my family,

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