Eric, it's time to give the people a little bit of culture because check it out.

We talk a lot about the historical perspective, but what about the modern day Avengers

doing the damn thing?

So actually trying to contribute to this community, make it a better place.

We have some we actually had on before.

Two Sattown Boys, my good friends, Cilincio McKell, Mike Farr, also known as, and Jim McDee, the Jim

McDee, coming on to talk about their new venture. And this is interesting because they finally

decided to open up a gym, no less during a pandemic, which is a very bold move. Let's see what

happens. It's very interesting, though, because they've been participants

in the powerlifting space, and I would say the greater fitness space for now, almost a decade,

shaping the course, as we know right now, of the modern power lifting scene. And I think all of us

have that intent of wanting to change the industry slowly over time, and you can see that manifests itself in their new venture, Third Street Barbell, their gym.

So it's kind of cool to kick it, talk with other people, like-minded peers about what they

like, what they don't like, what they want to see change, and how they're actually doing the

damn thing, rather than, as it seems like on social media, not targeting anyone in particular,

just complaining about

things. It's like, oh, if you don't like the culture, so to speak, why don't you try and positively

change it? And that's exactly what they're doing. Yeah, no. Mike and Jim are, guys, if you know them,

and if you've seen what they've done over time, you just want them to win. Because if they win, it means we all win.

And I think this is a really good reminder, not only just during the COVID era where we are more disconnected.

And when we are connected, it's probably digitally.

But even prior to that, I think we talk a lot about this in this episode.

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