So I was thinking everything that you've written on the board, all right, or written in the book, is filled with so much nuance, right, that people who have not been exposed to even a quarter

of what you've been exposed to training-wise in your career cannot possibly pick up all

the things that you're meaning from what you say.

I forget who said it on the board.

They said, you know, Rip and Jordan are both very careful with what they write.

And it's like, well, yeah, because there's so much new, like, they're just experience

packed into every statement.

There's layers of complexity that you'll have to tease out if you're not, if you don't have

the same experiences that we have, right?

So that's why when you type them and someone responds back, they've only got it on a superficial

level.

It's the first time through.

And then you're like, well, why don't you get it?

It's like, well, on the one hand, yes, they need to be the one going through and getting

it themselves unless they're paying you to take their hand and walk walk them through it.

What you and I do, or what all the coaches do is basically just we cut off the learning curve.

Like any question that you've ever had, we've already been there because we fucked it up.

That's why.

Making the mistakes is how you learn to not make the mistakes.

Right.

This is why we're going to tell you not to buy this type of shoe.

You're not going to do this on your second day when you go to squat because we've already

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