Dick Fosbury

She did it again tonight.

Now every time Trigger Smart turns on the camera, is he gonna drop new footage? And, and, and, and, and am I, as a fed slopper, gonna be left holding the bag looking like an idiot because I've promised them that certain things happened? And the prosecutor tells us there's a Fosbury flop.

There was no flop.

He stepped over a fence.

We believe that guy is Tyler Robinson.

Here he is jumping over the fence.

We were promised a Fosbury Flop.

I showed you guys a video of the Fosbury Flop the other day.

Oh, a header that felt explosive.

Well, what if we combine that with a depth jump, you know, and like, and these various things, um, But yeah, I just think with Dick Fosbury's called The Flop.

Oh yeah, go ahead.

Sorry, I had a thought, but yeah.

Well, like, It's either like you're all in on the weight, everyone has to lift heavy weight side, or then you have, I've seen even sports performance coaches who are like, ah, weights are terrible.

It's like, you know, there's always going to be different cases and different people who search for different things.

I wanted actually to mention, though, too, with, you know, you mentioned Dick Fosbury, and what I had heard was that the flaw came out because the coach said, Hey, just take 10 minutes at the end of practice and do whatever you want kind of thing.

I think I'd heard that.

Coming through the north parking lot, making his way through that tunnel, and then going up the stairs.

We know that he then made his way, and he's recorded on camera, making his way up to the low-sea center roof, where he comes to the railing, does a Fosbury flop over the railing, and is out of the camera view for about five minutes.

That time period, he removes the rifle from his pants, uses the screwdriver that he left behind with his DNA on it to reassemble a portion of that rifle, and then he made his way to the edge of the low-sea center roof.

There, he laid down in a prone position, and he would have seen this mass of people, of 3,000-plus people, there for the event.

This is an awkward area.

Allison asks, "True or false, the Fosbury Flop, as in the high jump technique, is named after Dick Fosbury, who pioneered the technique"? Is that true? Is that false? [beep] [beep] Now, that's actually true, but I would've guessed false, because it felt a little bit like I was being set up by Allison.

Like, if you send me a question and you put the word Dick and flop close together, I'm gonna try to do something with that, you know? And it's silly, it's pointless, because it's not like they're gonna teach people who are trying to learn to do high jump a movement called the floppy dick maneuver, and yet here we are.

Let's move on.