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25:28But that would be fantastic. All you have to do is just learn how to horseback ride. Maybe you guys know how to horseback ride. I've been bucked off every horse I've ever been on. That is the key thing is to really get good in horseback riding. Because when you do the sword fighting on a horse, you cannot pay much attention to the horse. The horse goes around the circle and does its thing, but you have to pay attention to the sword not to get whacked. So that's the thing. So I think if you take sword fighting lessons, I took three years, sword fighting lessons in three years, horseback riding lessons with all kinds of weaponry and the martial arts and all that stuff, and it really was helpful to be that prepared when I did a movie.

26:10But that's a key thing. So if you do that, I mean, imagine you guys. That's it. With the armor. Just three years. With the big hammer. And the big battles and all that stuff. And riding there into the village. Just wiping out everyone. Crush your enemies. Seer them even before you and hear the lamentation of their women. He's the two-time winner of People's Sexiest Man. He's robbed probably about 50 times. Brad Pitt. That's right, baby. Woo! I love the Eagles Chiefs rivalry. You know I'm a Chiefs. I'm a Missouri boy. I'm an Ozarkian. Come on, baby. Yeah. Hey, we got you this year, dog. We got you this year, man.

26:48I got you, man. Yeah, yeah. We don't – I'll let you down. I'll let you down. No, we're trying to see it. Like, that's what I mean about life. You know, life throws these struggles your way. Sometimes everything's falling into place and everything goes quiet and it's perfection and it's sublime. sublime and other days or other periods life throws these struggles at you and it's how you deal with those and come back from those i think that are what makes sports movies so special but i do have a i do have a confession you know i'm i'm friends with bradley cooper yeah yeah he's your he's your prime eagles fan that's right and i i'm not saying that i have the power to affect a game in any way.

27:35I don't adhere to that kind of hubris. But I did say last year, after the Eagles went out, Chiefs were on their way to another victory. And he was getting an award for the Maestro, still probably one of the best movies of this decade. And I was giving him this award. And he's been nominated like 18 times for Oscars. And I closed with, now, did you guys hear this one? No. No. No, no, no, dude. I'm docked in right now. At the Santa Barbara Film Awards, I closed with, listen, he's been nominated the 1900th time. You know, if he doesn't get it, it's okay. He's used to it. He's a Philadelphia Eagles fan.

28:19That laid the groundwork right there. I don't think he was happy this year. No doubt. Oh, you already know. We didn't talk for two months. Did he hit you up about it? After the Super Bowl, did he shoot you? No, he graciously did. He gracefully let me hurt. It's a pro movie. Just let it sit there and burn. Yeah. That's too funny, man. You're known for constantly eating on the screen. Best food you've ever ate on camera. Damn, I don't know how I get this. Like, people eat in life. Yeah, right. Like, I think it was in Oceans, and I figure he's always waiting around. He's like the consigliere of the group, and he's always doing this and doing this, and he's got to eat on the run.

28:58That's all this. That's that's where this came from. It was like thought behind it. That's too funny. And now anytime I eat in a film, I guess I'm a bit of a grazer. But yes, OK, so that's everything I've done. That's that's that's what I'm known for. The best I had an ice cream sundae. I remember an ice cream sundae. Big parfait thing on. I'll tell you a story. I haven't thought about this for years. One of my first movies. I'm doing this little independent film. We're shooting this little tiny cafe. It's full of the crew. So there's about 60 people in there. It's hot. You can't breathe. And my character hadn't eaten for days.

29:37And he gets his big plate of beans, first plate of beans and bacon. And I was all like method. You know, I was like, do this right. I'm going to, I'm going to. And I just, and I pow, you know, I just powered down this plate of beans. Take two, do the same thing. Take three. I do the same thing. I do the same thing. Something hit me. Oh, I know exactly what hit you. We all know what hit you.

30:05And there was nothing I could do. I was stuck in this chair. And nature took its course. And then there was nothing. I went, oh, great. I got away with that one. And then suddenly, the entire crew, the most diabolical something-something, descended on the crew in the whole room and they'd bleed the cafe. Fleed. So... Hey, that's a question you've heard first, right here. Hey, that's great. And ever since then, I've paced myself. Beans are doing to you, baby. That's right. You should be proud. Hey, you clear a room. You clear a room. That's a... That's a from an offensive lineman. You already know.

30:51That's a badge of honor. We had a... We had, oh my gosh, Green, all-time sack leader, one of the up there with the Steelers for a long time. And then he was coaching the Packers, Kevin Gritt. And he came in, he was coaching the D-line. He came into the O-line room to try and give us tips on how to block D-line. He came in there, guys are farting not to stop. And he was like, you guys are, O-linemen suck. I'm out of here. He just left the room. He was like two fighters. We ask athletes this question all the time, but what was your welcome to Hollywood moment? Welcome to Hollywood moment. Okay. I'll tell you my welcome to Hollywood moment.

31:30I was, I got my first little thing. It was on a, like a little soap opera and they, and my picture was in a, like USA today. Okay. And this was a big deal sent to my mom and dad. Look, you know, look, ma, I made it. And it was with a friend. There There was a girl he was really attracted to, a couple of girls. And we went over to their apartment and we went through the kitchen, the back door, and I looked down the litter box and there was that picture with a big cat turd on it. Oh!

32:05Big cat turd.

32:10That sums it up. That's right there. Welcome to Hollywood. And I've never forgotten that. the executive producer and director of apple tv's hit show severance please welcome to new heights mr ben stiller thank you we're gonna talk about your uh first bit of cinematic excellence which maybe it's not but it's definitely the one that sticks with us the most and we quote non-stop which is heavyweights yeah did you know first of all before i said the movie did you know i was I had seen, I think I saw you had like a Perkis power show. Oh yeah. Shout out to Brett V for that one. And I'd heard some, you know, rumblings that you guys were into it, which was pretty cool.

32:51Oh, into it? It was my life. It was, listen, I was a heavyweight growing up. Jason, he didn't get fat until he went to the offensive line. We switched places. We switched places growing up. So Jason's more newly founded into it. So seriously, you were dealing with weight issues. You were chubby. I think I was just, yeah, I was dealing with my love for honey buns. I think that's what I was kind of dealing with more. But no, I saw heavy weights and was like, oh man, Camp Hope is like, if there's a camp out there like that, I want to go to it. Just kids that can be fat together and hide candy in their beds.

33:21And yeah, you know, kids that never like really lived up to the excellence of their brother and just the expectations that their parents set for themselves. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, are you kidding? The blob? Was it go-kart? Like that was everything a kid wanted to do it. It was sort of, yeah, like a dream camp. But then, you know, this guy comes in who's never really dealt with children before. That's one of the funniest intros. It was really fun to do. We had a great time. I mean, I remember the summer shooting the movie very well. We shot it down in near Asheville, North Carolina. Okay. I'm still buddies with the guy who was my trainer when I was doing the movie.

34:01So good. Mickey Marino. Shout out to Mickey. Hello, Mickey. Who's down in East Hendersonville. Yeah. Yeah, it was just, but like, yeah, today, first of all, the fact that that was a Disney movie. Is it? It is kind of crazy. Yeah. That was. I chuckle at it every time I see Disney across the top. Yeah. It's an edgy Disney movie for sure. It's not Little Mermaid. And I don't even think they were aware of it at the time. It was a different time, right? It was pre-social media. It was I think there was less of a sort of a moment to moment awareness of, you know, if you're doing something right or wrong and all that.

34:37So it was, you know, and Judd Apatow and was producing it. Judd and I were friends and had been working together on a show we had done and had gotten canceled. And I had gone and directed a movie, my first movie. And he said, hey, we're going to go down. Steve Brill is the director. Really funny guy. We're going to go down to Asheville and do this fun, you know, this camp company. You could play this like mean guy who, you know, is mean to these kids who are overweight. And it seemed fun and funny. In. I'm in. Yeah. It's right there. And it was like, and it happens to be Disney, whatever. And I think they went off and they made the movie and Disney looked at it and was like, this isn't quite, you know, this is down the middle for the Disney brand.

35:21And they kind of put it out there or whatever. And then that was it. You must have seen it on video, right? Oh, 100%. A few years after it came out or something. Because it's 30 years old. Exactly. Yeah. But then it's had this life. I saw it later in the 90s for sure. But yeah, it never would have gotten made today. Why do you say that? I think just because the character is being so mean to these kids who are dealing with weight issues that I don't think that's getting off the drawing board. I understand. But I feel like the movie also inspired more people that were overweight. Like it really ends up being something that most of the people that I knew that were overweight or it was like a healthy relationship with that at the end of the day.

35:59I do agree that Tony was not the nicest to the kids. No, I think Tony is dealing with his own weight issues. Oh, for sure. Very clear. And his own feelings towards his parents and also that he's a kid who never, he never interacted with other kids. And, you know, he wants to be famous. And, you know, I feel for Tony. I feel like he's the most sympathetic character. I was like, where did he, where did Tony come? Like, where did you find him? Is there any inspiration? there was a little bit of Tony Robbins in there okay Tony Robbins the motivational guy just in terms of the voice and how he talks and his kind of weird sort of like he you know Tony Robbins had this thing where he gets sort of like yeah he could kind of like hypnotize you with his eyes yes and I don't know man and then we just sort of like played around and it's funny like because I look back at clips I saw a clip like behind the scenes on it and I was like god we were so young back then too just like kind of just doing it you know what i mean and just kind of going for it and you don't really think about it that much and the kids were so much fun and it was you know kind of like every day we're just and my folks were in it playing my parents and we had we had just had had the best time somebody sign your checks oh yeah don't let it best advice i ever got so i guess how much of that movie was of tony was being scripted and how much of that is you off the cuff just ripping it yeah um i don't remember i think like we were we were improvising all the time um it's sort of i feel like there were some improv moments there uh i think like that little moment where uh tony goes and talks to himself when he's weighing the kids it's my favorite scene in the movie he's asking this question how you doing tony bad yeah who are you why you well everything's falling down around me there's nothing i can do about i'm sorry i I don't want to do your thing for you.

37:47Yeah. Everything's falling down around me. There's nothing I can do about it. Well, you know, whose fault is it? It's their fault. It's not my fault. It's their fault. That's right. It's their fault. You have failed. Yeah. The thing that's kind of funny to me about that scene is it was improvised. But, you know, if you've ever been in therapy or gone to therapy, that's, you know, a lot of people talk about talking to your inner child, you know, and finding your inner child, with your inner child and in over the years i have i've been in a therapy session where the therapist says like you should go like let's talk to your inner child and i literally feel like i'm just doing a scene from heavyweights i always feel like it's just this is kind of silly because i've literally done this in a movie where it actually made sense that tony was able to talk himself into understanding that he is not the problem they are the problem and he helped himself So in a way, it's a very healthy connection that he's having, you know, with himself.

38:47With himself. Maybe not with the kids, but with himself. No, and I think, you know, the kids also, like, you know, let's face it. The kids were cheating. They should have been following the rules. Right? It's an interesting way to reevaluate this movie. They were the problem. They were the ones hiding candy and not hustling. If you go to a camp where you want to lose weight, you got to play by the rules, right? It's like if you guys show up at training camp, right, if you're not going to put the work in. nobody's going to be able to force you to do it right you got to have the mindset yeah i definitely go to chick-fil-a during camp though i'm not gonna 92 percent of strength to take himself will fail us here oh my god

39:28so epic best intro best intro ever best intro ever i've been just so curious about this when did you become a dj the video of you djing at the frat party might be one of my favorite you've you've now inspired me to want to become a dj and do exactly what you made that shit look so fucking fun i don't know i don't know if you want to i don't know if you want a real peek behind the curtain or not but uh i don't know how to dj i was just all set up by my son and he was like dad can you come it's parents weekend can you come by the fraternity house and i'll just set it up and you just have to twist knobs and pretend like to push buttons yeah so i just acted the part uh but i do not no look at that's insane that's insane i i still i still forget that people have uh cameras attached to their phones i don't know if you guys ever feel that way but i'm like i still sometimes i'm like so good the fact that you could just turn that switch off though man not not care about it that's the best that's the best part that was that made i sent that to everybody that i knew i showed up for 15 minutes and then i went to the football game i didn't think twice about it and then monday it like blows up and i'm thinking what wait what oh right all these kids were filming it anyway so good it's just it's fun to just kind of i just love kind of doing those kind of out of the box things just to just to mingle with people and and uh well we love when you do it too big dog yeah for sure yeah thank you so something we do on the show is uh answer voicemails from our fans and we've asked to call in asking for relationship advice because who doesn't want to hear relationship advice from a couple of knuckleheads.

41:23Would you like to help us on these? Oh, sure. You want to tell Ben? Let's do it, man. Here's the thing. You could answer some of these questions as one of your characters, maybe? Okay. Nice. Yes. Oh, I'm so excited. Brandon. Brandon. Uh-oh, Brandon. Hey, Travis. Hey, Jason. Big T fan. Three Pete coming. Just wanted to know your advice for a first date when you should know those red flags and when to look for the green flags. Go Chiefs. Red flags, green flags. When to look for the red flags, when to look for the green flags.

42:03Let's see. Ricky Bobby would say, look, I don't know anything about red flag or green flag. You just got to, you just got to get yourself into position to look for the checkered flag

42:24because i mean there's only one thing you need to worry about because i mean if you ain't first you're last yeah baby i would just tell that young lady to look for the checkered flag you gotta you gotta find your way to the finish line guys i don't know if that's good advice or bad it sounds like bad advice i think it's kind of metaphorically it makes sense you gotta find your way to the finish line yeah you know i loved it man that shit was fucking gold that was so good so good that could have gone any better all right here we go next one what we got all right jason and travis so what do i do whenever i bought this girl tickets to a concert for christmas and she dumped me the week before and now her best friend wants to go with me.

43:17Do I take her or no? Do you take the best friend after the tickets you bought for your girlfriend? She dumped you. Wait, I want to make sure I understand. Do you take the best friend of the girl? Yes. So the girlfriend dumped him and now the best friend wants to go with Well, Ron Burgundy would say of course you take the best friend because you teach that young lady a lesson you're not going to be some horse's ass you've spent 1200 going to a i don't know whatever concert whatever music you listen to nowadays i don't know if it's kajak goo goo or duran duran or whatever it is. But you send a signal to that young lady that you're not messing around.

44:08And then you... I agree more, Ron. You take photos of you and the best friend making out and send it back to the old girlfriend and say, that's how I do it. That's how you roll right there, baby. That was fucking gold, man. Oh, it was so good. That's why you're the greatest of all time, dude. Oh, my goodness. Miss Niecy Nass in the house when you were with Mama Kels was that your first Chiefs game you've ever been to very first but wait no let me take that lie back because I saw y 'all play against each other you were at the Super Bowl I was at that game at the Super Bowl I saw you guys play against each other matter of fact I had to hook up that so I walked out on the field I walked out on the field And my sister told me, she said, I don't care what you do.

45:05You put on an all green outfit and you represent me. And so. So you were Eagles? I had on my green sweatsuit. I was up there doing this. Fly Eagles fly. I had my green sweatsuit on. Me, JB, my son, we all showed up. Yeah. And yeah, so I got to see you both play together in that game. And then we went to the game. I like to not think about that game.

45:36Baby, I've done some roles and I'm like, God, I wish it would go away. But then we all came to see Travis. And let me tell you something. Travis, so we go to the game, right, out here in LA. And he was just trying to act like he was so professional as a football player. he's like you know I don't know if you know I'm a you know if we gonna take pictures and stuff cause I'm so focused I'm like okay then he came out there with that stupid mustache trying to act like

46:11he came out there with that stupid mustache trying to you know he was all on the field and all his boys was like yo there go your girl right there he gonna look over he was like

46:26I respect your process. I'm just giving you a heart. I love it. I love it too. It's so good. I totally respect your process. You know what I mean? I appreciate it. You got to stay in the zone and you got to do it to people who, who paying you want you to do. I'm not tripping about that. I was more offended at the Mustang.

46:48It's gone now. It's gone now. I say you finally back to looking decent. Exactly. Exactly. You never know. I might have just been having that look for another role or something. Oh, okay.

47:03Hollywood over here. All right. So when you were at the game with mom, what was it like? Yeah, you saw Mama Kelsey at the game too. Do you like watching football games? I do. It was so much fun. She was loving. She had her homegirl with her. And we all took pictures together. And then, you know, you run with a great group of guys. You know, the guys. I appreciate that. And they all came and checked on us. You good. You need this. You need that. Then we went over to your podcast at a suite. Oh, nice. We got our podcast swag from over there. They treated you right? Oh, yeah. Everybody treated us.

47:40That was Mama Kelsey. She said, we're going over to the... Come on. I said, okay, girl. Come on. Come on. We went over there with her. Yes. And got us some swag. and all the good things. So everybody really took such good care of us. We had great seats. Thank you. Oh, I'll wait. You know it. You know I had to hook it up. Yeah, it was a really good time. I mean, I would do it again for sure. Starring in the Emmy Award winning show, Ted Lasso. Not right now. Please welcome Mr. Jason Sudeikis. Yeah, baby. Holy smokes. We already talked about you playing basketball. Talked about SNL and hosts and stuff.

48:21who's better in their respective fields. Are you better as a basketball player or is LeBron better as an SNL host? Wow. You both played. You played in the All-Star game with him. He played on SNL with you. Yeah. Look, as an SNL host, he's a hell of a basketball player.

48:43Yeah, LeBron. No, I love that dude. I mean, this is to the test. We need you and LeBron one-on-one on the basketball court. and then we need you one-on-one on the SNL stage. Improv stage. There's a sketch where we did characters that Bill and I did a couple times where I play like a stagehand who is just kind of a dick to people. We did it to Julia Louis-Dreyfus. We did it with Paul Rudd, and we did it with LeBron, and I challenged him to one-on-one in the sketch. And in rehearsal, in rehearsal, I did go by him and then went up, and he didn't know I was going to do a reverse layup, and I did score on him on an eight-foot goal.

49:18and he was actually trying to like oh yeah he was 100 oh yeah yeah he was definitely but and it was funny because uh don roy king who was who was our uh director at the time who i just saw at the 50th came up and literally brought it up he goes he goes if you ever need someone to to like you know vouch for this i did i know it happened i was like thank you so here it is i'm It kind of sucks to be the one telling the, you know, keeping this apocryphal story alive. You know, I'd prefer it to be someone else, but so be it. Us two knuckleheads. Exactly. We'll keep spreading this. We'll spread it. We'll spread it.

49:59We'll get to catch some legs. I mean, he went for it. I can't believe he hadn't come back to do it again. He was so good, man. He was so good. The solid gold dancer? Come on. Come on now. It was great. The pern. And Maverick, badass. I remember Maverick sitting at the host dinner on Tuesday night. you know when you go out with Lauren and everything, Maverick sat next to Lauren and was just grilling him the whole time. The whole time? And I was like, I remember sitting across from him. I was a child. Yeah. In like a baby seat. But he was asking about business. I didn't say anything to any, oh, okay.

50:26It was like Michael Corleone talking to Don Corleone. It was like fantastic. I was like, LeBron, you know, I didn't know who he was at that point. I was like, LeBron's so lucky to have this dude. This guy's got his buddies back like big time and asking Lauren these questions. Lauren was so fascinated by it. It was great. It was just like watching, you know, an icon and an icon to be just kind of like, You know, just, yeah, he was just a curious, smart dude. Yeah, those guys, good on him. You know it. Just a bunch of Cleveland guys. Yeah, that's all. Just making the way in the world today. That's what we do.

50:56How much would your life have changed if you would have been a sector into the Blue Man Group? I had a hunch. I don't know. Everything? Yeah. Yeah. So, I mean, I was obsessed with that show. And I loved it. It was the opportunity I felt oh this would be the only chance I'll ever get to play music in front of people And and I wasn't a good enough drummer. I love the show. I think it's so funny I think it's so brilliant and I think it's so like a subversive I mean, it's all these things, you know, they just closed the show recently in New York Which is where I ended up, you know, I auditioned in Vegas and then got flown out there, right?

51:34This was August of 2001. So this is right before 9-11 and and it was um and i had dudes buddies of mine that were in blue man group in vegas because they took a lot of our improv classes they so i guess we got to know our shows hung out a lot like both you know off stage and like you know at each other's houses you know i got and and it it was um it was an amazing amazing time because we were like this different kind of show we uh that was sort of finding its way in in in vegas um like the ones that interacted with the audience and not just Showgirls or again icons or magic. It was like this weird kind of thing I remember so many a handful of them when I was really It would sort of take me aside me like do you really want to do this like like you're really good at talking like it's kind of your thing Yeah, no, I don't care.

52:23I want to do this I think it's so neat and yeah, but it would be I mean gosh I wouldn't I mean I wouldn't have my kids I wouldn't You know there's a whole bunch of stuff. Yeah, I'd be different. I'd have I'd be every time I blow my nose blue stuff would come out, my eye boogers would be blue. You know, like, yeah. Who knows? I'd be a much better drummer than I am. You know, my rudiments would be solid. Well, did you have to paint yourself for the audition? Mm-hmm. Not for the audition. There's gotta be a pick. I wish. There's gotta be a pick. There's no way. You dressed up like that and didn't get a pick?

52:54Oh, my God. I know. But when you wear all the same color, like... This is pre-iPhone. It's pre-iPhone, yeah, right? We had we had a disposal camera because we knew they put you up in this like dorm It was on like 13th Street and it was all these like like-minded like you know all of us were like six foot one white guys and Majority of it like if there was ten of us I would say nine of them were you know musicians first or eight of them Are musicians first and and I was more of an actor with like like and I had been literally practicing on like a drum pad during intermissions at my second city show or in between shows driving my castmates crazy i'm sure and uh and yet everybody had this like fun spirit and we're all in new york flying in from other places and we i remember we bought a disposable camera because we got bald and blue as they say you know they do a bald cap and the and the whole thing and the the cobalt blue and and so somewhere i don't know what happened to that disposable camera because you got cut like after three days five days seven days i imagine it's like you know being in a combine or like in a camp American Idol it really was yeah, and I got cut after three days and they were they were like if he He could be a blue man if you worked on his drumming and then then I go home kind of defeated And then you know a few weeks, you know later You know 9-11 and then it was like then that sort of like rattled us all like okay What do you love?

54:10What do you what do you really want to do? And it was stick with second city at that point so I never never auditioned again But but there's the other's a camera out there, but I know when I saw myself in the mirror I looked at myself and no bullshit. I'm not this isn't even like humility I was like I look like a blue peanut M &M

54:30My feature any features that I have on my face just just got washed out Yeah, I just looked like like all the dudes that I was friends with all look like male models And I was like, oh, I think maybe this I thought that if I wore this I'd look as cool as they do It's like no Jace they look like that out of the makeup It looked like an upside down blue peanut M &M. It was horrible. So yeah He's an eight-time Sports Emmy nominee and the voice of the first two days of the Masters. Please welcome Mr. Scott Van Pelt. Yeah, baby. Thank you. You tweeted this at the New Heights account. Please elaborate.

55:06How close did you or Mark Schlereth come to shitting your pants on air? Okay. So, all right. Let's just say, Mark Schlereth, shout to Stink, my guy. Yes, Stink. I taught him how to tie his tie. And like, it should have been a SportsCenter commercial. I taught him how to get that great dimple in the middle of his tie. And he, to this day, we love laughing about that. But this was a story. Show me a man who says he has to shit his pants. I'll show you a liar. Has it happened on air? I explained Mark Schlereth is familiar with it. So there was a day where I was having a rough day. Had a little bubble, a little gurgle in the belly, a little bad tummy.

55:48yeah and i'm said to stink buddy um there's a decent chance that while we're sitting out here i might shit my pants and stink says to me oh it's fine it's fine you just need to put some leaves in the gutter i'm like excuse me you don't know leaves in the gutter i'm like what's leaves in the gutter it's like you just take a big giant ball of toilet paper and you ball it up and you put it in your ass crack and then while you're and then while you're sitting there you know in your boxers you just you got it's basically like a like a diaper of sorts because making a because i wasn't gonna full-on shit my pants there's gonna be just a short kind of a moment just that is this a fart oh it's hot no that wasn't a fart and so i had leaves in the gutter and then that night this gets better the pro we were doing he's there to do analysis on say the Thursday night game for argument's sake it's the Steelers and the Bengals I don't remember but I said because a lot of what we do are inside jokes I said you know stink tonight the Steelers defense man they they bought they really they bottled up that run for the Bengals like leaves in the gutter and and stink barely can get through the segment because I'm talking about the balled up toilet paper in my butt crack that he's sharing me and I'm happy to say I did not need the leaves in the gutter, but fellas, maybe ladies, when in doubt, if you need to go leaves in the gutter, there's a pro tip from Mark Schlereth to me, to you.

57:22And that's the story of how Scott Van Pelt almost shit his pants on TV. That's cool. All right, and that wraps up the best episodes of New Heights. Make sure you're subscribed on YouTube to the New Heights channel and follow New Heights on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcasts. You can listen to all episodes of New Heights early and ad-free right now by joining Wondery Plus in the Wondery app or on Apple Podcasts. Once again, New Heights, a Wondery show produced by Wavesports and Entertainment and brought to you by DraftKings. The crown is yours. Follow the show on all social media at New Heights Show with one S.

57:55And once again, we'll see you back here with new episodes on August 27.

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