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All right. We're going to kick this off with a story from Dr. Tom Implodon, who's a really good buddy of Johns and subsequently a really good buddy of Power Athlete HQ.

But he's a really entertaining guy to hear tell stories.

He has story after story of working with really famous or infamous athletes and strong men and weightlifters.

And the thing about Dr. Tom is he's very unassuming.

So he is not even fully aware of the famousness or the celebrity of these people which makes it all the more fun and makes him all

the more of a humble guy here is him telling the story of learning to roll a frying pan with bill

casmar in a Walmart.

It's from episode 31.

Okay, so first, I was, we were in, I think, Spokane, Washington.

And it was NSA, Spokane, thank you.

So, you know, when it comes to geography and time, I'm like the most ignorant planet. And also with knowing who athletes are, I remember Tom called me once. He's like, he's like, I just got done working with this guy from the Yankees. I think they call him B-Rod or D-Rod and a A-Rod. They're like, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's him, that's him. And then Tom's like, yeah, he's, I think he's pretty famous, right? I was like, yeah, he's pretty kind of a pretty big name. And he's like, oh, yeah, and then that was the end of it. So go on about, okay, in Washington? In my defense, you have to remember, I worked in a room with no windows for two years, okay? It's all I'm saying. I think it's much outside exposure. So when we're in Spokane, Washington, and there's this NSA conference, and at the time I was doing a strongman competitions and Bill Casimir had retired.

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