132: Knox Learns of Toto Wolff, Auburn is the Worst, Michigan is Guilty, and RedBox is Our New Sponsor?

In this episode of Start, Sit, Cut, Knox and Jason discuss the weekend that was!

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The hosts discuss various topics including Bobby Saleh's beard and the drama surrounding Aaron Rodgers' injury. They also talk about the F1 race in Las Vegas, including an incident with a manhole cover and different trophies for each race. Max is described as a dominant competitor with an unlikable attitude, similar to Patrick Mahomes. Toto Wolf is mentioned as an authority figure in the sport.

The speaker discusses their previous predictions about the Bengals' season and Joe Burrow's injury. They also talk about successful bets they made, including one on the Tennessee vs Georgia game. They admit to making a mistake by betting on Auburn and express their disappointment. The speaker then shifts gears to discuss the NBA tournament and suggests that MLB should implement something similar with special designs on the field. However, there is some confusion about the specifics of the in-season tournament.

• They suggest coming up with a phrase or sound bite for when someone wants to be mansplained.

• They mention the success of selling a Staples button and propose a similar product with a lumberjack sound for mansplaining.

• There is discussion about an incident at the Las Vegas Grand Prix where Jordan Travis's leg snapped and ABC accidentally aired footage of it.

• The conversation moves on to discussing injuries in football and banning certain types of tackles.

• The speaker criticizes the Carolina Panthers' performance and their trade for Bryce Young while comparing them unfavorably to the Bears.

• The Dunbar number suggests that humans are wired to have only 150 relationships. Social media overload can lead to anxiety and other issues. The speaker struggles with watching multiple football games at once, finding it overwhelming. They prefer Red Zone over quad box viewing. Red Box is mentioned as a dated concept, prompting the idea of sponsorship for the podcast. There are concerns about the Michigan Wolverines' recent performance, especially in light of an expedient NCAA investigation. The speaker discusses their strategy for watching multiple games on different screens and expresses nervousness about an upcoming Ohio State game. There is skepticism about putting Michigan in the playoffs if they lose to Ohio State, while Washington's impressive run is acknowledged as potentially deserving recognition.

• The speaker appreciates someone explaining something to them and admits they were wrong. There is a mention of James Madison and their loss, with admiration for the sign work in the crowd. The speaker concludes the edition of Over Under Achievers and mentions that they will be back later. They sign off as Knox and Jason.

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