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I know, and then that's great, and then Ish was great. I'm trying to lead and segment properly. Yeah, lead properly.

I know, and then that's great, and then Ish was great. I'm trying to lead and segment properly. Yeah, lead properly.

We've been having an ongoing debate about who could lift 225 in here. And there has been a conversation about it. And some people were like, I could do it easily. Some people said they couldn't, et cetera, et cetera. And so it kind of got tabled for a while, like a lot of our debates. And then me and Corey started talking about it again. And Ian Schwartzman decided that he wanted to weigh in.

We've been having an ongoing debate about who could lift 225 in here. And there has been a conversation about it. And some people were like, I could do it easily. Some people said they couldn't, et cetera, et cetera. And so it kind of got tabled for a while, like a lot of our debates. And then me and Corey started talking about it again. And Ian Schwartzman decided that he wanted to weigh in.

We've been having an ongoing debate about who could lift 225 in here. And there has been a conversation about it. And some people were like, I could do it easily. Some people said they couldn't, et cetera, et cetera. And so it kind of got tabled for a while, like a lot of our debates. And then me and Corey started talking about it again. And Ian Schwartzman decided that he wanted to weigh in.

I'm not sure why. But he said that he could do it. And I looked at Ian and said, yeah, I'm doubtful. But, you know.

I'm not sure why. But he said that he could do it. And I looked at Ian and said, yeah, I'm doubtful. But, you know.

I'm not sure why. But he said that he could do it. And I looked at Ian and said, yeah, I'm doubtful. But, you know.

I felt his triceps. You felt them up. Yeah, because if you have no tricep, then there's no chance you could do it. You know what I mean? It's a pectoral and tricep thing. So I'm like, if you have no tricep. He had a little tricep. I was like, OK, maybe he does push-ups at home or whatever that weird shit he does in the sauna is getting his arms strong. So I said, cool, let's go do it.