Luke Thomas

He's in the remade Jumanji.

Yeah.

Yeah, that was awful.

Oh, you know what he's good in?

The Mark Wahlberg movie.

where it's a true story about some bodybuilders who engage in these crimes and then they have to cover it up he was all what is the name of that movie i forget the name no one it's uh it's him mark walberg and another guy it's three guys it's a true story about some bodybuilders failed bodybuilders in miami um that one is really really good okay well shout out to him man i've had a couple guests uh really critical of him greg duchette called him out on my show i went really viral but the steroid stuff i mean you have an interesting take on steroids

in sports you're actually like not against them taking them no i'm not against them taking them at all um i think there's just a lot of people who are very disingenuous about their feelings on this my rule is very very simple um i pro sports pro sports not you and me working out the y yeah right not even not even little league and definitely not kids right so we're absolutely excluding them

But pro sports at the highest level has nothing to do with health and safety.

These are guys that push their bodies well past their limits in any number of ways that have nothing to do with steroids, injuries, and training loads, and you name it.

And what would make someone useful on the football field, let's say, is when they say, oh, he's healthy to play.

What do they mean?

They don't mean that his blood work looks good.

They mean that he is healthy.

Uh, he is ambulatory.

He can move around.

He can do the job.

It doesn't mean that he's actually in good physical condition, that his heart is well-maintained.

I mean, look at Vince Wilfork, who played for the Patriots, this gigantic man.

You know, was he in optimal health playing that position?

No, of course he wasn't.