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Mark Spitz

Mark Spitz

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Nov 7, 2026

Garrett EislerHOST
73:03
Can you blame me? I mean, you'd be jumping too if you're about to get married to the finest athlete in the world.
Garrett EislerHOST
73:08
Felix, I don't want to marry Mark Spitz.
Garrett EislerHOST
73:12
Oh,
Ted LinhartHOST
73:12
yes, you're right.
Garrett EislerHOST
73:14
Which also is a little gay reference.
Garrett EislerHOST
73:18
But shout out to Mark Spitz.
Garrett EislerHOST
73:20
And the other thing this scene made me think of is, especially then they point out Felix is taking pictures of Taking the first reference to his being a photographer, or not first, but an example of it.
Garrett EislerHOST
73:33
And then the way it gets called off.
DaveHOST
15:09
Yeah, that'd be nice.
DaveHOST
15:11
You know, Mark Spitz, if I said that name.
DaveHOST
15:13
Yeah.
DaveHOST
15:13
How do I know that name? He was a swimmer in the Olympics and he had a spectacular mustache.
DaveHOST
14:09
Yeah, that'd be nice.
DaveHOST
14:11
You know, Mark Spitz, if I said that name.
Max SkinnerGUEST
14:13
Yeah.
Max SkinnerGUEST
14:13
How do I know that
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1:37
C's cursing Nettie and wants to suck it.
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1:41
Mark Spitz, IU swimmer, hero watches IU touchdowns and takes off.
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2:24
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2:25
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Mel StewartHOST
38:39
The lats came, the lats came later.
Mel StewartHOST
38:40
It's also, it's also like, you know, you think about your history and it's like Mark Spitz began, he was, his gateway was butterfly.
Mel StewartHOST
38:47
It was a tuner fly.
Mel StewartHOST
38:47
Same with Phelps.
Rayvon FouchéGUEST
13:06
So by 2010, they banned all of these polyurethane super high performance suits.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
13:12
You know, I feel like old school, like I'm the grandpa on the porch in the rocking chair when I say, back in my day, you know, Mark Spitz had a hairy chest, had a mustache, and my boy still won all those gold medals in 1972.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
13:26
He actually swam in a
Chuck NiceHOST
13:28
sweater.
Amy Van DykenGUEST
2:55
Like we were doing all the things and it was only a short amount of time that I wasn't normal.
Amy Van DykenGUEST
3:00
But I will tell you what, when I finished that first length of the pool, you would have thought that I was the next coming of Mark Spitz.
Amy Van DykenGUEST
3:06
Everyone was applauding because they were like, thank goodness she actually finished one.
Amy Van DykenGUEST
3:10
I thought it was because I was the greatest thing ever.
James PietragalloHOST
67:38
You're out there like an Olympic swimmer now.
James PietragalloHOST
67:40
Calm down, Mark Spitz.
James PietragalloHOST
67:41
We're not doing this.
James PietragalloHOST
67:42
What the fuck are you doing? Jesus
Sam PancakeHOST
63:58
But now I want to do something with this mustache.
Sam PancakeHOST
64:00
And watching this 1976 thing, if I, of course, I don't have his body, but Mark Spitz, the Olympic swimmer, because there was that famous poster of him.
Sam PancakeHOST
64:09
Yes, with Paul
Sarah BurnsHOST
64:10
Lynde.
Sarah BurnsHOST
64:27
Now we've corrected that.
Sarah BurnsHOST
64:28
He was wearing
Sam PancakeHOST
64:28
all his like six or seven gold medals and he had the big handlebar mustache, Mark Spitz.
Sam PancakeHOST
64:32
But he had this like slim, not hairy, sexy swimmer's body.
Lieutenant EricHOST
28:46
What? as YouTube Trev is dressed up in the bottle.
Lieutenant EricHOST
28:49
Now, no Mark Spitz this year.
Lieutenant EricHOST
28:51
I know that was a cost or an idea drummed up by one Will Fraser.
Lieutenant EricHOST
28:55
But we didn't.
Dave JamiesonHOST
29:16
Like, you know, he was lean.
Dave JamiesonHOST
29:18
I don't have a swimmer's body right now.
Dave JamiesonHOST
29:22
But Will came up with Mark Spitz.
Dave JamiesonHOST
29:24
I mean, that is so old-timey.

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