Big Cat and Brandon DOMINATED Their First Morning Workout | The Yak 2-17-26

Big Cat and Brandon initiated a new daily workout routine, describing it as a 'grueling effort' that left them out of breath for an extended period. Despite the difficulty, they committed to continuing the workout every day, initially together, to build a habit.

Brandon stated it took him '35 to 40 minutes to catch my breath.' Big Cat declared, 'We're going to be doing this workout every single day for the rest of our lives.'

Stephen detailed Chinese New Year traditions, including taking a shower and cleaning the house the night before to remove bad energy, enjoying a nice meal, and receiving 'lucky money' in red pockets (lysies). He also clarified that China operates on a different ancient calendar, currently around the year 4723 or 4724, though they still observe January 1st.

Stephen mentioned, 'you're supposed to like take a shower and clean the house that night... get the bad energy out of the house.' He also stated, 'I think it's like uh 4023 or something like that. 40. It's a different year.'

Brandon argued that Michael Jordan is the 'most protected celebrity in the history of American celebrity' because he avoids social media and public engagement. This detachment, according to Brandon, prevents him from making gaffes that would attract 'haters' and allows his legacy to remain untarnished, unlike modern athletes who face constant scrutiny.

Brandon stated, 'I think he's the most protected celebrity in the history of American celebrity.' He contrasted this with LeBron, saying, 'LeBron will say taco funny on on Twitter and and people people just ruin him.'

A host issued a sincere apology to fitness influencer Malibu Fitmax after previously making comments about his appearance, specifically suggesting he had 'a lot of work done' or 'lip injections.' The host learned that Fitmax is a military veteran and an IED blast survivor, leading to deep regret and a public retraction.

The host said, 'it turns out he is a military veteran who was it's an IED blast survivor who is incredible and I am sorry.'

The hosts discussed an old ESPN list ranking 60 different sports by degree of difficulty, based on various physical attributes. The list sparked disagreement, particularly with bull riding being ranked below badminton, and fishing being dead last. The main point of contention was whether difficulty should be judged by the ease of participation or the challenge of achieving professional success.

The list showed 'bull writing is below bad mitten.' A host questioned, 'is it how how hard it is to just do it or how hard it is to succeed?'