The Vert Show.

I don't know if y'all remember that show, Pros versus Joe's, but it was a show.

Do you remember this?

I used to love this show.

Was this a Shaq Show?

No.

Because he did something similar.

I don't think so.

I don't think, but he did do something similar.

But it was a show where they would take, like, professional athletes, sometimes former professional athletes, sometimes current,

and they would put them up against average people who did not play sports athletes professionally,

but thought that they could compete with a professional athlete.

And so they would go out there and compete one-on-one, and you would just get to see the difference in levels.

And normally I enjoyed it because these people ask for it. They would, you know, they would want to compete against high level athletes.

But in this case, these poor people did not ask for this. But boy, did they get it. So Shelly Ann Fraser Price is an eight-time Olympic medalist who runs for Jamaica, and she is incredible.

I mean, she has been sprinting with the best in the world for years, and she's always placed like one, two, or three.

Like, she's incredible.

World-class athlete, one of the best of all times.

I think the eight medals accounts for that.

Exactly.

So she had a, there was like a parents race for students at a school where I guess all of the parents were coming to race and for their kids, for their children at the school. Was her kid at the school? Her kid was at the school. So she happens to be one of the parents that are showing up to this parent race. So it's kind of like a field day with parents and they're doing like different activities

and like just competing against each other.

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