Sep 9, 2026 · 59 min · 11 segments
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Mike ReillyGuest
Nicholas ChaseHost
Jackson LaundryHost
Lisa BecharasHost
Garrick LoewenHost
And real quick, Jackson and Lisa, I want to just pat myself on the back real quick.

Do you remember what the stuff that I say at camp during some of our talks? And there's something that Mike just said that actually it's the whole everything you just said.

Something about make sure you blame everybody else for everything that's wrong.

That vibe is definitely a big part of the cap and even, you know, everything RTS, everything we do, right, is we try to kind of... show that your attitude towards things is, is, and this law comes from, from Nick's beliefs that line up perfectly with that.

And even when things like silly things at a camp, like, oh, your, your bike, you know, going through getting flats and all that stuff while you're going to Mexico for a camp, you're going to want to make sure you're, you're, you're prepared for those things and ready to handle them.

Or you can be like, oh, my bikes, I haven't maintained it in a year and it's falling apart.

So from the little things to the big, I think it holds pretty solid no matter what.

Because I was live, and people can forgive you for what you say, but they're not going to forget.

So I wanted to make sure that I was prepared as best I could be whether it was bios, community sponsors, whatever it was, and keeping the crowd engaged and up because I was excited about it.

So when you do those types of things, you don't make excuses because you're prepared.

And if you don't take responsibility and don't think you're the cause of your own actions, you make excuses.

And real quick, Jackson and Lisa, I want to just pat myself on the back real quick.

Do you remember what the stuff that I say at camp during some of our talks? And there's something that Mike just said that actually it's the whole everything you just said.

Something about make sure you blame everybody else for everything that's wrong.

That vibe is definitely a big part of the cap and even, you know, everything RTS, everything we do, right, is we try to kind of... show that your attitude towards things is, is, and this law comes from, from Nick's beliefs that line up perfectly with that.

And even when things like silly things at a camp, like, oh, your, your bike, you know, going through getting flats and all that stuff while you're going to Mexico for a camp, you're going to want to make sure you're, you're, you're prepared for those things and ready to handle them.

Or you can be like, oh, my bikes, I haven't maintained it in a year and it's falling apart.

So from the little things to the big, I think it holds pretty solid no matter what.

Because I was live, and people can forgive you for what you say, but they're not going to forget.

So I wanted to make sure that I was prepared as best I could be whether it was bios, community sponsors, whatever it was, and keeping the crowd engaged and up because I was excited about it.

So when you do those types of things, you don't make excuses because you're prepared.

And if you don't take responsibility and don't think you're the cause of your own actions, you make excuses.
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