And bam, just like that, here I am.

Back on your phone or on your TV.

Devon podcast YouTube station.

Yes, I'd like to be napping now.

Or working out after a very early morning show and a Kill Taylor show but no I'm back

let's head on over to Andrew Hiller's Instagram account where you can get some of the

funest content in the CrossFit space.

Most fun.

Most fun, oh.

God, the content's fun.

This is a post in reference to a show CrossFit did that had Chase Ingram as the host,

the CrossFit fittest, testist, sportist fitness show.

It's a live show. It had its

premiere last week. It had Tia Tumie on it, Dave Castro, a top 10 of stuff. Hi, Craig. How are you?

And in this post, Andrew says, first, first I saw this on, by the way, Andrew has a very successful YouTube channel called Hiller Fitness, Hiller Fit.

And I saw he was making the accusation, no, declaration, declaration, not accusation, declaration that CrossFit bought views.

And we're going to, this conversation, I think, is going to require some definition what a view actually is here in a minute.

And so I saw that he said that in his video and I was like, God, I don't think that's true.

But it's against YouTube policy. It's a violation of YouTube policy to buy views views and so for a business like crossfit to do

that that would be um stupid and i think that they fired a lot of the stupid people there not that not

that there aren't stupid people everywhere i mean shit i just got on an airplane the other day and

was surrounded by stupid people but uh but i but i but i don't think CrossFit has stupid people like that there who would do that.

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