Transcript
A (0:00)
Welcome everybody back to the unemployable podcast. I'm Jeff Duden. If you grew up as a self described 98 pound weakling who struggled with a speech impediment, who discovered his enthusiasm for fitness in college. If you moved to LA in 1980 to pursue acting and did anything to put food on the table, including stand up comedy, being a mime, and the occasional Chippendale dance. If you started personal training to the stars, including Springsteen, Usher, Tom Petty, Billy Idol, which ultimately, ultimately led to your breakout product, P90X, which sold nearly 5 million copies worldwide. And if today you are a world class speaker, author and fitness innovator, your name could only be the incredible Tony Horton. Welcome, Tony, welcome to me.
B (0:47)
Yes, Jeff, hello. Thank you for that intro.
A (0:53)
Now, chat wasn't sure if it was 5 million copies or 3 million copies.
B (0:57)
No, I mean, I heard as much.
A (0:58)
As I rounded up.
B (0:59)
I've heard as much as 11, you know.
A (1:01)
11?
B (1:02)
Yeah, 11 million.
A (1:03)
Well, that's a problem with misinformation on chat.
B (1:08)
It shortchanged me of several million.
A (1:10)
I don't know, I'm very obsessed about that dude. Sorry. Oh my gosh, I'm sorry.
B (1:15)
All right, all right. Yeah. I mean, when you're selling half inch tapes and DVDs and then it all goes to streaming, you know, nine years ago, I mean, who knows? People are still anywhere I go. I mean, it's just crazy. The thing is, 20 years old and there's a kid on a, on a chat on a Facebook group called P90X Never Dies and he announced his 5,000th P90X workout, which is pretty. And there's a picture of him.
A (1:44)
He's jacked.
B (1:45)
I would think so. After 5,000 attempts.
A (1:47)
Yeah, he looked really good, didn't.