Rob Riggle

I think you can get smarter about it.

My football coaches in the 80s, we would have two a days in August.

Back in Kansas, that's frigging hot, right?

I mean, it's unbearable heat.

And they used to march us down to the water fountains in the stadium.

And we would stand there and look at the water fountains while he talked about the fourth quarter and how you had to be mentally tough and how you're going to be dying of thirst and you're not going to have any energy left.

And it's going to be the big game and the game of your life.

Now let's get back out there.

And nobody got a drink.

We had to go back out and run some more.

It was like... Oh, they drag you around.

They grab two of you and get you banging the head.

It was always a gamble.

That's a great picture.

And I don't know what it was about the men of that generation, but...

He was probably 31 years old, your coach, and he looked like a 50-year-old.

They used the practice as their personal therapy.

It was cheap therapy for them.

Like a fatty?

Just pull it out?