The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Show Me Something - Sophie Cunningham hits the NASCAR track with Sydney Sweeney!

Episode Date: November 5, 2025

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham of the Indiana Fever takes us behind the scenes of her NASCAR weekend, meeting Sydney Sweeney, riding in the pace car, and talks how to dress for cold weather games! Sophie and Bravo’s West Wilson also swap stories on Jordan Davis concerts and frozen Kansas City Chiefs fans. Plus, West breaks down the euphoric highs with the ‘Summer House’ crew as they watched castmate Carl Radke run the New York City marathon. All lines provided by Hard Rock Bet#VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And it's beautiful when it's cold. Okay. And here's my thing too. I'm 100% agreeing with you. Yeah. And secondly, it gives the home team an advantage. Like when you're used to it and people have to come in there, why would you not embrace that shit? We're back.

Oh. I was trying to start a slow clap and Sophie wasn't fucking with him at all. Um, welcome back to the Show Me Something podcast. Sponsored by the wonderful good brothers and sisters at Arby's. Put your shakes up. I actually fit. I finished this before we show recording.

Shake it. Shake shake. I know. And I already started eating my gobbler. Can I get a review on the gobi? The gobi? Dude, honestly. Yeah.

me turn you up real quick because you're a little low. Okay. So gobbler? Yeah, take a bite. Like, there's a lot of, like, it's like a flavor bust in your mouth. There's so many flavors. I mean, Sophie. Come on.

Well, I'm just, a lot of, it's a lot of turkey that's going to bust in my mouth. Well, but, but like, look at all that. There's like, onions. There's so much different type of stuff on there. I don't know. Mm-hmm. Do you feel the bust in your mouth? Girl, do I?

See? I wasn't wrong. There's just like a... You don't feel anything, and then boom. Well, West already drank his, but I feel like this apple pie shake is pretty damn good. No, it's... Cinnamon is an underrated spice.

Who wants to challenge me on that? That's actually really good. But it's pretty damn... Like, it tastes like an apple pie. Like, if you like sweet. Yeah. I also, here's the thing, star of the show, the gobbler. It's very Thanksgiving.

Cornbread and cranberry, like cranberry. There's not enough, like, cranberry sauce on sandwiches besides a... It's either if someone commits to doing it, like Arby's did, or when you're doing leftover sandwiches the day after Thanksgiving, like with like Hawaiian rolls. That's when you put cranberry sauce on stuff. But like this, it should be on more things.

Basically what I'm saying. Well, you know, I think they're coming out with the club too, which is like another deep fried turkey sandwich. And instead of like, you know like crispy onions on like Thanksgiving, like green bean casserole and stuff like that? Green bean casserole.

Yeah. That's my favorites. Okay. But the club, I think instead of the crispy onions, I'm pretty sure has bacon. Crispy bacon. Oh wow

This is going to turn into an ASMR podcast I know I know Yeah we keep eating Arby's for every single one Oh okay Holy shit Thanks Arby's

How's your weekend We're recording this one early guys It's a Monday Finally Yeah Honestly I had one of the better weekends That I've had in a really long time

Like What you meant to Sidney Sweeney. What are you saying? Guys, so have you met Sydney Sweeney and tweeted and said one of us left our tits at home. Incredibly funny. Dude, I thought that was hilarious and so many people thought I was being serious. And I was like, dude, this is not a competition.

My tits are clearly way better than hers. Exactly. Was it a quick picture or did you like meet her? So let me tell you about my weekend real quick because I'm not kidding. I think a lot of people who go to events and like appearances, you can attest to this

that the majority of the time they're really not that fun. Like you have to kind of like fake the fun. I had a fucking blast at NASCAR. Like I think those are my people. That's where I belong. We went like three or four years ago together. This was...

Yeah, I was going to say, was it same track? And everything? Same track, but way better in every other aspect. Okay. It was awesome. Were we just not that fun that day? No, I just think like the people, we went with like actual NASCAR.

Oh. It was like it was so fun. Like I don't even know how to explain it to you. So I just had a complete blast. But I went how I met Sydney. She's actually so nice. I think she's a very nice girl. Like, I'm, I'd be best friends with her.

Yeah, I don't think... She's controversial for a lot of things that don't have to do with her personality, if that makes sense. It's either, like, her boobs or the American Eagle thing or, like, a lot of stuff that I think she hasn't acted, it's, like, not coming from her. It's, like, the weird nuance behind everything she does.

I agree. That to say, I would imagine she's, like, very... cool. Super nice. And honestly, I think the majority of people that you do meet are really nice. And so we were there and it was like, we just talked for like, I'd say a minute, two minutes. Like, it was really quick because everyone, like there was celebrities and VIPs. And so we were all kind of doing our own thing. So it was a very quick like, hey, how are you? So nice to meet you. Like, big fan, big fan, like all that type of stuff. And so. She knew who you were? I don't know. I mean, it's cool if you did. Well, I don't know. But you know how like everyone,

Like when you're around that, I'm like, oh, like love. Yeah. Like, I don't know. You know what I mean? But super nice. And so we just got a quick pick and it was fun. We were in the VIP. They introduced the drivers.

Like, their sponsors are in there. Like, important people are in this meeting, but they do it before every race. And it was like the coolest experience ever. Like, it was so fun. And so there were celebs. There was VIP guests. There were sponsors. All the drivers.

There was a couple fans. but the guy who got the biggest ovation, which it was so cool, I couldn't even do him justice, but he is like a Purple Heart winner. He served for like, I don't know how many years, but he has like all the accolades

that someone going to war could possibly have, but he got like the greatest ovation, and it was just like so cool. I don't even know how to explain it. But I, so we did that. I went to the Jordan Davis concert, which he's awesome. If you guys like country music,

do you know who that is West? I'm going to send you, some because you'd actually like it. Like it's like fun country, you know? I'm down with that. Yeah, yeah. And then I got to do the pace car. Like, it was...

Shit. Fucking awesome. I don't even know how to explain it. Like, the whole time I was just happy. Like, I was so content. I was so happy. It's awesome. Do you have to...

In the pace car? You weren't driving it. Were you just in it? No, but I asked if I could drive it. And it doesn't go fast, right? It's just one lap. And then it gets out of the way and then everyone goes. So we did five laps so that's like them all kind of warming up.

It was so cool. There was one time we went really fast because they all practiced like going into the pit and whatnot. And so we have to keep up like with them. It was just like the coolest experience ever. Then I also got to meet the commissioner, Steve Phelps. He was super nice. His wife was. If I was a commissioner of any league, I would run away from you.

Oh yeah. Well, listen to this. Speaking of that, before I met their commissioner, Also, the owner of NASCAR is a badass woman. I didn't really get to meet her, but I kind of gave her like a... Oh, fire. Hey. Yeah.

That's dope. But someone who is friends with Kathy came up to me while I was like meeting, greeting, taking photos like, so what could she do better? And I was like, well, so I told them a couple. I was like, all right, I got to go. So that was kind of funny. But I'm fine with answering that. But it was just like kind of, hey, time and place.

Like everyone's having a good time. That was like the VIP when you meet everybody. red carpet. So it was like kind of a weird time but I was like, hey, like, it is what it is. Here it is. So I kind of laid out like two or three things. And I was like, all right, got to go.

Also did like the NASCAR pre-show with Alex Weber, which these girls are beautiful. Like, NASCAR people are really pretty. You need to look her up. And Carla Mets. But they did a phenomenal job. Any hot drivers?

West, they all come up to my belly button. Oh, they're small guys. Yeah, really small. Oh, speaking of small guys. They're like jockeys? Ah, no, bigger than jockeys. Bigger than jockeys. Okay, little ground.

Speaking of kind of smaller guys with a big bank account, uh, met Johnny Morris, Bass Pro owner. Johnny Morris. Oh, I would have worn my Bass Pro hat. Dude, I, oh, wait, wait, wait. Wait, I do want to say, I think Bass Pro, Kev, will you look this up? Wow, she's pulling a West right now, the runoff camera. the signature Westpod move.

You just stole your move. Sick. I would like to say I do think the owner of Bass Pro Shops is from... Sorry. Fuck. Shit, this turkey gobler.

Yeah, he's from... I think the first Bass Pro Shops was in Springfield, Missouri. It is. Whoa. Yeah, right? Yeah. There you go.

Springfield? Yeah. So we love a... We love a Missouri... local Missouri mom and pop store like Bass Pro. Dude. He gave me this himself. You sign it, a little Sharpie?

No, I didn't think about that. It's okay. I just had a great weekend. Like, I'm really happy, so I'm fulfilled in many ways. And how much longer in Arizona do you have? I feel like you keep feeling that you're about to move back and then you're still there. So my, this is probably like my busiest November. So I'm like here and then I'm going to Indiana for a couple days, going back to Missouri, Florida, New York, Phoenix, California, Missouri.

What's in California? A basketball tournament. I'm just going to pop by for like Thanksgiving. No. Yeah, you can't, yeah. Wait, was it like 3V3 or something cool? No, it's like 5'5 men's basketball. Oh, it's like a real deal.

Yeah. Do you remember Roopfest in Spokane, Washington? Have you ever heard of Food Fest? I don't know. I don't know if I have. It's like, I don't know if it's the biggest. I just know this because everyone in Montana who was from like the Washington area all talked about this. It's like the biggest 3V3.

It's like an outdoor basketball tournament. They're like everyone. Yeah, it's like fire. Have you played with any girls into Gonzaga? No, but I'm friends with the Worth Twins. They're one of them. They're like super tall. they're, well, I wouldn't say everyone with friends.

I'm like, I know them through like social media and stuff like that. But they're super nice. Lee and Jen. Yeah. Awesome. They go to Gonzaga? They did go to Gonzaga. Now one of them married Corey.

He plays in the NBA and they like live out here. Yeah, beautiful girls tall. So they have their like own clothing brand because they're so tall because they can't find pants. Okay. So enough about me. I want to hear about the New York. Marathon and I saw so many people posting. Sophie,

I'm going to cry. It is like, I've been crying all morning watching the videos. Really? I cannot, I cannot emphasize what a, like a special day.

It is. It is, well, just like everything in, I don't know, there's so much just negativity everywhere and like people who are freaks and like, it's just, everything's crazy. Yes. It is pure. Like, it is peak humanity.

And it is just, I saw a sign that said go, mom, after like my second beer and I started I was like, oh, my God. Oh, my gosh. And people have signs that say, like, I don't know you, but I'm proud of you. Like, it is, I cannot, I cannot. I just got the chills. I just got the chills. How special every day.

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Like, it is, it's so special. I like, I'll never, I will never miss a New York City Marathon until I'm dead. Like, it is, it is that cool. It just seems like it's like a very positive, just like a full of love event. Yeah. Like, there's just love everywhere.

It is. Love everywhere. And like, you see stuff where like people wait and like their family member runs by, they like pop confetti and everyone stops to take hugs. And the other thing that I think is a testament to what New York City Marathon is, is like a lot of people running have times that they want to beat or like they want a PR or they're trying to be sub four or like whatever it is.

Yep. But like that being said, they still stop, hug their friends, hug their family, turn around a wave to people, take a shot in the crowd. Like it's just like hugging your friends and family and saying high of people who are supporting you, like, overrides, like, people's goals to, like, timing-wise, you know? Was there any like... So I met up with Jesse. Oh, yeah, tell me, tell me.

I met up with Jesse and Kyle, and we went to the Upper East Side and saw Carl. I think it was Mile. Oh, Carl ran? Yeah, Carl ran. So one time for Carl. Yeah. That's awesome. And we found him and, like, just kind of had, like, a big family.

group hug when we saw him and cheer him on. But then, like, the other thing that's obviously cool and, like, I love this is that all the bars that are on the roads that the marathon are on are a circus. And, like, there's no, like, everyone's drinking outside. It's fucking crazy. Yeah. And so you just pop into bars and get a beer and then you track the app, like, when your friends are, like, going to be there in five minutes.

Then you go back outside to the fence, wait for your friends to pop in, give them a hug, then go back in and like everyone's there to like cheer on their friends, you know. I love that. It is, I, yeah, I could talk about this forever. But now day after I'm getting all the videos with like cinematic audio and it's like everyone hugging each other and stuff. Was there any like funny signs though or like anything like people wearing funny costumes or like. Yeah, and people do costumes.

One of them said my friend Matt, he was the Bachelor. a few years ago. He ran. His name's Matt James. He played receiver at Wake Forest. Wait. I think, yeah, I know. I think I'm going to do a food review

with him next time I'm in New York. Yeah, yeah, you should. Yeah. You should. But he ran, he had like 20 roses and he gave them out like along the route. And so, like he gave a final one on like the final turn.

Like, it's just so fun. I saw a sign that said, some of them were like so insane. but like this one literally says you're a hot slut keep running and like I'm sure that's for her friend

but like they're like they're just goofy we saw this one on a dog the dog's name is Kevin I said who's a good runner oh

see I love I just love that yeah wait this one is the one that just says I'm so proud of you aw and the people running great video and so like

there's a cute one where like a kid had one that said hit for like a power boost so everyone runs by and hits the kid's sign for like a power up or whatever there's a lot of ones that just say like

don't shit your pants don't trust to fart after like mile 10 like stuff like that but it's it's just it's like truly the best the other cool thing with New York is everyone we all live so high up that the streets are crowded

but then people are on their fire escapes cheering and watching also. Perfect weather. Like, oh, it was just... A perfect fall day. Literally could not be more perfect fall day while there's football on the TV's inside. And I just, it's anyone who has experienced it knows how cool it is.

And like, I'm obsessed. Well, good. I feel like that's like everyone's same response. I think everyone should maybe go watch it or run in it at least once in their life, is what I'm hearing. It does make you want to run because you, like, just the support from strangers is just so powerful. And, like, it's got to be such an adrenaline rush to, like, get that. And so when you end, they end in Manhattan.

I don't know if you knew this, but the New York City Marathon goes through all five boroughs. So it's like starts in Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, right into Manhattan. So then when they come to Manhattan, they cross a bridge, obviously. So then it's like, I just saw this because I just saw TikTok on it. And it was like crossing the bridge is pure silence. And then as you get into Manhattan, turn up First Avenue where like everyone is. And so you go from bridge silence to entering the busiest street in all of New York City and people cheering for you.

And, like, it was about how, like, that experience as a runner is, is, like, uncomparable to, like, anything you can ever do. Why am I getting the goosebumps? Like, every,

there's been, like, three things you've said that, like, legit giving me the goosebumps. I've tried not to cry four times. Oh, my God. And I saw this other TikTok this morning. Oh,

cry. It was, like, a first grade teacher and all our kids were there. And they were all high. Oh. Oh. Yeah.

I love it. It's fucking so crazy. Yeah. I'm just the fact that the first grader, yeah, do it. And the first graders and, like,

their parents, like, actually go and do that. But how fun. Oh. Dude, she comes back. She's ahead and she comes back.

That's what I'm saying is people turn, like, I saw a video of Carl doing it where, like, someone yelled at him and he's like, way ahead. He turned around to go back. And it's like,

that is really what's all about. Oh. Fuck. I'm emo. I'm, oh. It's so, It's so awesome.

Fuck. Why does that make you emo crying? Oh, emotional. No, I mean like emotional. I was like, why are you? I was like, why are you email? So, oh. No, I have tears in my eyes too little, but I'm not even going to lie.

I love those types of videos. So good. And then, of course, there's also the videos of like the last people to cross at the end of the night where there's still people there. But people are still there. Yeah. Yeah. But then, like, if you're still out for like, whether it's Sunday night football,

kind of like when the sun's setting. Yeah. The whole city is full of people with their, like, the capes they give you and their medals, like, with their family. And so it's just, like, it is, it is. Yeah. Just a day for love and support. And, like, it's just so fucking cool. Okay.

I know we're, you know, what I actually do love about that too is like, it's also New York where there's so much, like, diversity. There's so many things that draw people's, like, different attention and so many, like, different. beliefs, like cultures, but they all come together for this. I think that's really cool and special. Well, yeah, because a lot of people run with the flags of like the country that their families are from. So cool. Just or like their chair. Like it just is, you're so correct on that.

And that's why it's so cool because it's every type of person. That made me hungry. Yeah. Sorry, I'll talk about this for a thousand hours. But it was, it was so fun. And the last thing I'll say is it is so chaotic that, sometimes you do miss your friends, like the app fucking lags or you don't, you get there like right before they passed or they're, they're slower faster than you thought.

I crushed yesterday. Saw Carl, saw my boy Aidan, my friend Alyssa. Like, I just really timed up everything at the right time and like got to see everyone and had interactions with them on the fence. So it was, we were like efficient yesterday and seeing everyone. So that was good. No, best day ever, but I... Because I didn't...

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did you watch the Chiefs game then? I mean, it was like on. I was having enough fun and I sometimes the Chiefs games, especially the bills, it stresses me out so much and I care so much that I, it's almost easier to disassociate and be like, I'll check in, but I'm not going to like let this dictate my whole mood for the day. And we kind of didn't play well the whole game it looked like.

So it was probably better for me that I didn't like stay dialed into every snap because that way I could still have a fun day with my friends and not. be like bummed out because the chiefs were like... Did we lose? I didn't even watch it. Yeah. Which, yeah, kind of gross. I mean, the bills are obviously good.

It's just one of those things. But I was talking to someone and, I mean, per part of the course, we lose to them in the regular season and then beat them in the playoffs. So like, have enjoyed win. Yeah, enjoy it. A lot of bills gear outside yesterday, too. Yeah. Well, it was that the last time they're playing in that stadium, right?

Yeah. Unless, unless... Unless playoffs. Playoffs and then chiefs go back. But like, yeah. Yeah, they're building a new one right next door. I will say the Bill Stadium. I don't know if you've been there or not, but it's very... It feels like a college stadium.

It's not like... It's not like overwhelmingly huge, but they're... Like, it's always going to be sold out. They're always going to, like... be loud and have fun. It's very college-y atmosphere. And so now they're going to ensure this... What, of a smaller stadium?

No, like, what's the purpose of building a new one if they have such good history there? Because I think it's fucking stupid that all these teams are doing it, but it's... I mean, assuming they can make more money, sell more tickets,

try to host a Super Bowl, Buffalo has shitty weather, so then, like, they can close the roof if they want, which I could soapbox for so long. I can't stand that all these outdoor teams are building domes. Like the most picture perfect, like football photographs are snow games in like late November and like Cleveland or Denver or whatever in Chicago. And they're all building fucking domes and they're going to close the shit when it gets cold.

And like it just, it makes me sound like an old like cranky guy. But like, don't care. Football's an outside sport, and it's beautiful when it's cold. Okay, and here's my thing, too. I'm 100% agreeing with you. Yeah. And secondly, it gives the home team an advantage. Like, when you're used to it and people have to come in there,

why would you not embrace that shit? Couldn't agree more. Couldn't agree more. The other thing, too, is that now you make so much money if you can host a Super Bowl, and they don't give Super Bowls to cities in cold weather elements, because obviously the Super Bowl is the second weekend of February. And they did it one time in New York,

and I think it was like really freezing cold and people complained. So now teams were building domes for that. Dude, people are going to complain regardless. Yeah, whatever. Yeah, whatever. Do you remember last year, there might have been two years ago, like it was a super cool game in Kansas City and like 15 people got like like

yeah I went to that game I went to that game with like Kyle and Thomas and all them Frostbite Frostbite Like so many people got frostbite Because all these dudes got drunk One got drunk and took their shirts off to be funny And then like got hurt And then two there are people

Who like don't actually know how to prepare For like freezing cold weather Correct There's a lot of things you have to do And I will say this. If my dad is not anything, he will always be a dad who made sure my brother and I dressed correctly for cold weather events.

Like, he's the most over-prepared, like, Chief's cold-weather layer ski trip guy ever. Like, so prepared. There it is right there. It's the ski trip. And then you just use your ski stuff for football games. Yep. So I had this drilled into,

my head forever, but you got, like, starts with your toes. If your feet are okay, you're going to be okay. Okay? So you got to have on a good boot and a good, a nice, expensive wool sock. You just layer like four layers of cotton socks. It doesn't do shit for you. Agreed. No.

Bring some foot warmers. Fucking shake them up. Put those right in your boots and you're going to be so good. Another big pro tip, if you're head to do a game and it's cold out, don't put your layers on or your thermals on until you get out of the call. If you put your thermals on on the way there, you're going to be hot as shit, sweaty, and then you're going to get outside and everything's going to be like wet and sticky, and then you're going to be absolutely freezing.

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Pretty, yeah, pretty wide range of podcasts throughout there. But this one's extra special. So how do we actually... actually come up with a name Hey Jonas, guys. I honestly don't remember. I think it was on a call about what we should call it. Well, we were thinking I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band. Before Jonas Brothers was...

This is how you guys remember it going down? Yes. I have a very different memory of this. We were talking about a thing, a bit for the podcast, where people could call in and say, hey, Jonas. And then I wrote down on my little notepad, Hey Jonas, Jonas, and offered it up as a potential title for the podcast. but thanks for remembering that, guys.

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Are we all top this being from Missouri? Because I feel like this is the same shit that our family's taught me. Yeah. And then obviously you want your head to be warm. So make sure you bring a be and you don't just wear a baseball cap. And there you go. And sometimes these stadiums you can bring in cardboard so that your feet aren't on the concrete that is also cold. And then that transmits the cold.

Yep. And onto your boots and your feet so people layer up. But never done that one. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's a good one. Dude, I don't know how to explain this. There's a massive.

just like random hill in the middle of Columbia. It is very random. It's so random. It's like in the middle of a neighborhood. And then there's a little pond right next to it. And then the road is like fenced off. And then you just sit up there. And then you can just bomb it.

It's a huge. But it's like when I think people are thinking like, oh, it's probably big hill. It is a like it is like the, I don't even know how to explain. It is like this. And it's long. It's like a huge hill. Random is hell. So sick.

Lucas little brother broke his leg on that hill and my dad made him walk up the hill so that's a fun family story for us he was like you're good you're good and like held his hand and made him walk up the fucking hill and I think he had like a

Tib and fib break Oh no so it was bad yeah he put his leg down to stop himself oh No. Yeah. So I remember Woodrail, and I also remember, I don't know if I was a freshman or sophomore.

And this is like so dangerous looking back. But it was like, it was that huge snowstorm and like schools canceled for legit like a week and a half, two weeks. Like it was a lot because there's more for like the people who rode the bus. It was too cold for them to stand outside. And so we put two or three sleds on the back, I think of like Adam's truck. And we went through the neighborhoods. And we were just sliding on the roads, but like you had to... So awesome.

So fun, but you had to, like, dodge mailboxes. Like, I'm sure there was, like, shit in the road that was so dangerous. Like, I look back and I'm like, what were we doing? Should we rip it? Tell me something. There is something, dude. Hey, this is Rusty. Enjoy the podcast.

You guys are hilarious. My question's for Wes. What's the backstory on the radio picture that's behind you on all your podcast? Bye. Bye. Hell yeah, Rusty. So, obviously, this isn't my picture,

so there's not, like, a story where, like, I went and took this or whatever. I got it from a place called House of Spoils. I think the black and white and the, like, hint of American flag

with a horse is just, like, it just feels like very classic. It's like a classic Americana look. And as though I'm not a cowboy, my dad, like is and so I like to keep a little bit of like a little western feel into this new apartment but given the background it's got to be like it's a small town rodeo in Montana or Wyoming I guess if I read the advertisements on the fence I could probably like figure out where this is

but I just really like the piece and I thought it's outside black and white one flag She's got like, frilled shaps on. I don't know. It's just like, it's just dope. I don't know. I just like it a lot, Rusty. Thank you for asking now. But how some spoils?

Shout out to them. They do a lot of, like, more. So we can plug them. We can plug them. Yeah. That was our first voicemail today. I got three more here for you guys. All right.

Here we go. Hi, Sophie. Hi, West. I'm a real big fan of your podcast and watched every one of them sometimes twice. And I think Sophie is just a low model for younger people, not just girls, but boys as well. She does a great job. Anyway, my question is, I've been watching the WNBA now for, I guess, about two years, and it sure seems like it's a lot more physical than the NBA games.

And I'm just wondering what your perception of that is. And I guess those arguments both ways, but just watching it, I think maybe it's the passion of the people involved. and the WNDA, but I'm just curious about your thoughts. Anyway, keep up the gory work. I look forward to it. It's one of the things I will look forward to watching every single week. Thank you. Well, that's kind of nice that he looks forward to hearing from us.

That's a good question now. It is. It is. I think the league is very physical, and I think it needs to be that way. Like, I'm all for that. I think that's part of being a pro. It's about being at the next. level. It's about being around elite level athletes. And it's awesome to see strong women

being able to play physical in showing young boys, young girls that it's okay to work hard, to sweat, to be physical, but also to enjoy what you do and love what you do. And so for me, I think this last season, you know, I think that when it comes to maybe the physicality around the league, maybe it was a little bit too much. I think that the, what's considered a foul, in the rulebook maybe needs to change a little bit because the rest always kind of go back like, well, this is what it is in the handbook and so this is why we call it.

But I think that the handbook maybe needs to evolve a little bit and get with the times. Because I feel like the majority of the season was how physical playoffs normally are. So playoff basketball is known to be more physical. You're not going to get calls. It's just a harder game. And everyone knows that.

Ask any league around the world playoffs are just different. but for us, I think you just saw a lot more injuries. You saw maybe just a lot more feciness amongst the players and the coaches, a lot more people being vocal about it, just because they thought that there was points where it was out of control where we just need to dial it in a little bit. I think we should stay physical, but I think that the rest kind of need to be more disciplined

from the beginning of the game and be more consistent, if that makes sense. So I don't know if that answered your question, but there's a lot of thoughts surrounding, our physicality, the refs, how the game should be called in the regular season versus playoffs. So I don't know if that helped. Sophie learned some karate moves

from West last episode, so you guys have to care about there. Eagle, Bear! I forgot. What else? Yeah. Tider. That's what it is.

Yeah, Tiger. Dude, have you ever seen someone in a fight like this? Yeah. No offense, Kav, but I've seen a lot of Asian guys do that in movies. It's our go-to. It's our go to it. That's why I thought it was first. That's what it starts starting out with this one.

No, see, you did it. You did it right, Kev. He went like this. Yeah. Put a little more swag on it. He put a little more RB sauce on his. All right, guys, here's the next call for you here. That's funny. Hey, West. Hey, Sophie. Okay, so here's my situation. I have a friend. She calls me probably twice a month to catch up.

But when she's on the phone, she's always doing something else. Like she's driving, so I hear the air conditioning wind blowing on the line, or she hits a stretch where the reception is breaking up, or she's shopping and talking to the cashier or salesperson while I'm on the phone with her. She means well, but it's a little annoying. So would you say something to her about these distractions or just suck it up? Because she means well. All right. Love your podcast.

See ya. Here's the thing. People in this life are very, very busy. If this, if friend of yours is making the time to talk to you, I think, and I don't want to be harsh here, but I think you should be appreciative of the fact that she's taking the time to talk to you. I think expecting her to be sitting still on her couch with no sounds in the background is asking a little much of your friend.

I think you don't have to talk if you're kind of annoyed with the distractions and maybe you can avoid the calls. But I don't, I think asking someone to dedicate their physical selves to your phone calls is a little steep if I'm going to be totally honest. And you sound nice. But I just, I don't think Sophie or I would ever have the time to like call each other and not have other things going on in the background. It's kind of just like how it is. Yeah, I will say too, depending on your relationship, if you guys are talking like every day or at least every week, that you should maybe feel comfortable enough to be like,

hey, can I just have like five minutes of your undivided attention and no distractions? Like, if you really feel a certain way, you could always go that route. I will say, like my mom, she literally is, like West said, she is going 24-7. And so I only get phone calls when she's pretty much like in the car driving. So like there's always back roads that it's breaking up. there you so I just feel like a lot of people have a lot on their plate but if you do feel a certain

way just have the conversation that can't hurt anything I also think if this if this was something like you reached out to her and you were like hey I'm in need of advice or I need you to hear me out or I need you to like give me X, Y, Z on something that's super important to you. Yeah. And maybe then she owes you or like some undivided attention. But if you guys are just doing weekly catch-ups like she's going to be in the fucking car. You know what I mean? Like, that's just kind of how it goes.

Yeah. My dad's called me from on a fucking horse for the last five years of my life. So, best of luck. She does mean well. So just trying not to, you know, let it ruin your phone calls. That was tough love, Kev. That's the first time we had to give some tough love. Hey, guys.

I'm doing a research project on how the competitive nature of the game impacts our daily lives. So I myself am a competitor and I grew up, like doing sports and everything. How does your competitive nature also impact your daily life? Thanks, guys. Love you guys and love the podcast. Bye. Great question. Sophie, you can go first.

So I feel like I'm super competitive in everything I do. But I think that I have, I talk to a sports site guy, And I think that I've learned to channel it. And so I think that everything has to be competition. I think maybe from a young age, that's where like a lot of kids found, like they belonged or found that that's when their friends wanted to be around them. Their parents were proud of them.

And so there's like a lot of attachment to being competitive because it leads to probably success or applause or anything like that. And so I just kind of learned to like unlearn and decomputerize what I've always been taught. And so for me, I think it's awesome to be competitive. Like, you want to be your best self. You want to push yourself to be the best version of yourself. But I think also with being competitive,

that means you're going to fail and you're going to learn things maybe sometimes a hard way. But I don't think that's a bad thing. I think failure is actually a really good thing. And so for me, I think it's tailing it. Like, you don't want to be a competitive person in absolutely everything you do in life. That's not healthy.

But I do think that a lot of companies, A lot of people, they like competitive people because they know that they're going to work hard and they're going to push themselves to be successful. So I think it's a fine line to walk of being it, but also knowing when to kind of let down your guard and not be competitive. I'm much like, I'm like pretty chill, I would say in most things in life. But like, obviously as a athlete, I have it in me. I think I'm more so am competitive maybe with

myself. I just like to like prove things and I always have and kind of like reach for things that I didn't think I could ever do

and then like usually if you do that enough something kind of sticks I this okay oh God I'm already cringing out from what I'm about to say but I've seen

I've seen this quote before and it's shoot for the moon because you're bound to land amongst the stars. Oh, gag me. Just gag. But that said, though, I think

it helps because if you're always trying to be the best and keep doing new things and always trying to win at every little thing you do, I think you build up a confidence that you can do these things. And then you kind of just always keep pushing yourself to accomplish things that you never. thought you would before. I know this is like very broad, but um, I agree and I'm surprised

Sophie said that being competitive in every aspect of your life is unhealthy because I would agree. It is. It's okay to like relax. And I think if you're, life's not always going to be perfect and you can't let when things go like wrong, like ruin your whole fucking day and week and year, you know, so it's good finding a balance for like what works for you. But I will say I just want to tell her if she's on a team and anyone bullies any of your teammates, you should grab them by the back of their neck

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