Eric.

Homer.

We thought we were out of the existential crises, but it seems like we've landed in another one.

Well, I think it's what the people want, to be honest.

I look for existential crises now because I feel like it's kind of on brand.

We have to uncover new problems because we're problem solvers.

If we're not dropping the science bombs, then we're questioning our own existence.

And I don't know what title we're going with for this episode today,

but it's something along the lines of the death of powerlifting.

And that is a pretty bold title.

It's very bold.

But we are nothing, if not bold, Omar.

So, yeah.

Uh, some labeled us before or the previous host, shock jocks.

I would say we're just truth sayers.

And we say what other people are willing to say.

They don't have the gumption, the conviction, right? And yeah, sometimes we get ornery, which is, which is normal when you're really, really, really challenging things.

But I actually think it's an app title. I'm going to be serious for a second because we're referring

specifically to powerlifting trademark, which is the federations or individuals participating

in said federations with the sole pursuit

or goal of being moving up in the rankings, attaining a higher place, maybe winning championships,

and using that or deriving some sort of clout in the greater social media sphere in the fitness

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