This might be the strongest episode we've had yet, Eric.

I would say it's got to be up there.

I mean, we've had some strong people on, but we just had coming off a fresh win.

Yeah.

And in a potentially controversial win, which we get into in the podcast, Alan Thrall, just won at his own gym, and I'm sure it was completely on the up and up.

You know, I don't buy into the drama that is online.

You know, you just kind of got to brush those haters off, which I think Alan has done very well.

And then also we have the USS Strongman 242 pound national champion, Joey Satmarry, on as well. And then also we have the USS Strongman 242 pound national champion, Joey Satmarry,

on as well to discuss the sport of Strongman and Strongman. That's pretty cool.

Eric, we're not just about muscle-bound hunks. And I think that is probably, it irritates me

when we get accused of, and pigeonholed, quite frankly, that we like,

you know, firm, muscular bodies.

And we're not just about that.

It's not just how it looks.

It's what you can do with it.

And I think these next two gents on this episode all about strong man, strong woman,

uh, competition really talk about what the body can do.

Yeah. I mean, I can understand when people see like, like if you just saw the, uh, the pictures

of us recently, what we currently look like at all times are pictures from the episode 43,

veganism in moderation. That was just a random Sunday where I happened to be doing a side chest on stage at a show that I dieted for eight months for.

But that's just, anyway, just don't question.

That's what I always look like.

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