Turkey Shooter Shows Up With No Special Equipment, Wins Silver, Reveals Himself As Hitman?!

The discussion centers on Yousef, a 51-year-old Turkish shooter who dominated a recent competition with a relaxed and confident demeanor, winning silver. The hosts marvel at his skill and composure, noting his low heart rate and old-school shooting style. They reflect on the potential of American shooters and the need to involve top talents like Navy SEALs in future competitions. The conversation also touches on the anonymity and normal appearance of elite shooters, suggesting that their exceptional abilities could be hidden in plain sight, much like Yousef's understated yet formidable presence.

• Discussion about the shooting competition involving a 51-year-old participant from Turkey named Yousef.
• Yousef's impressive and dominant performance in the competition.
• Observations about the equipment used by shooters, including digital touchscreens and earmuffs.
• Mention of Yousef's calm demeanor and exceptional control over his heart rate.

"We did shooting yesterday, we're gonna have to do shooting again today because there's a 51-year-old from Turkey. His first name is Yousef."

• Introduction of Yousef, a notable participant in the shooting competition.

"You've seen the shooters; they've got the monocles on that have basically a digital touchscreen in there. They've got the big earmuffs on."

• Description of the equipment used by shooters, highlighting advanced technology like digital touchscreens.

"This guy's got one hand in his pocket, one hand on that shooter. What's up dude doesn't give a and he won silver yesterday."

• Observation of Yousef's relaxed and confident demeanor during the competition, leading to his silver medal win.

"Look at the guy next to him, look at Yousef. There was never a chance here. Yousef was taking this home all day."

• Commentary on Yousef's dominance in the competition, indicating his clear advantage over other participants.

"Yousef, people were saying on the internet like, 'let's win but not by too much.' Yousef, whenever they sent him out here, because there is a thought that Yousef actually could have."

• Mention of online discussions about Yousef's potential to win and his strategic approach to the competition.

"Everybody's so steady and still and obviously trying to control his heart rate. Yousef's heart rate doesn't go above 45."

• Highlight of Yousef's exceptional ability to maintain a low heart rate, emphasizing his professional skill in shooting.

• The subject is described as an "old school shooter" who has gained significant recognition on the internet for his shooting skills.
• He is noted for his relaxed and confident demeanor while performing his shooting feats.
• His skills are so impressive that they have garnered attention and respect, despite the potential concerns about his methods.

"A great shooter and obviously an internet Lord at this point for how he accomplished what he accomplished."

• The individual has achieved fame and respect online for his exceptional shooting abilities.

• The subject's celebratory actions, such as tossing and catching gold, were advised against to avoid drawing undue attention.
• Authorities or advisors wanted to maintain the appearance of relaxation without inviting scrutiny that might reveal his true capabilities.

"They told him, 'Hey, you can't be doing that because then you're kind of giving yourself away. We want people to celebrate how relaxed you are but not start snooping around.'"

• The advice was given to prevent others from becoming suspicious of his true skill level.

• The subject claims to be a natural shooter who does not require special equipment.
• This assertion underlines his inherent talent and confidence in his shooting abilities.

"I did not need special equipment. I'm a natural shooter."

• He emphasizes his innate ability, suggesting that his skills are not dependent on external aids.

• There is a call to recognize and utilize the best shooters in the United States, particularly in competitive arenas like the Olympics.
• The discussion highlights the abundance of skilled shooters in various regions of the country, especially in the middle and southern parts.

"We need to understand that in the United States of America, in the three Onre basketball, we need to get our best out there, and in the shooting world, we got Shooters."

• Emphasizes the need to showcase the top shooting talent from the United States in international competitions.

"You go to any shooting club in the middle of America or in the South, you got people just pinging all over everything."

• Points out the prevalence of skilled shooters in specific regions of the country.

• Despite the presence of highly skilled shooters in the United States, there is a noticeable absence of these individuals in the Olympics.
• The discussion implies a need to bridge this gap and ensure that the best shooters are represented in such prestigious events.

"And then all of a sudden in the Olympics, they're not there."

• Highlights the discrepancy between the number of skilled shooters and their representation in the Olympics.

• Yousef is highlighted as a key player in the team, essential for their success.
• His abilities are emphasized, suggesting he is a formidable presence.

"Yousef is a dog and we need to remember that those are around somewhere, you know those are just walking around."

• Yousef is described as a "dog," indicating his tenacity and skill.
• The mention of "walking around" suggests that individuals with such capabilities are present but not always noticeable.

• The performance of the assassins in the shooting events is discussed.
• The consistency of their victories is noted.

"Two days in a row, two days in a row that clear assassins have won the shooting events."

• The repetition of "two days in a row" emphasizes the consistency of their success.
• The term "clear assassins" highlights their precision and effectiveness.

• A comparison is made between the assassins and Frank Lucas, a notorious figure.
• The story of Frank Lucas wearing a fur coat to a boxing match is used as an analogy.

"It's almost like, you know, when Frank Lucas wore that fur coat to that boxing cuz his wife bought it for him and he felt obligated."

• The comparison suggests that like Frank Lucas, the assassins might draw unwanted attention due to their actions.
• The mention of feeling "obligated" indicates that sometimes actions are driven by external pressures.

• The potential negative consequences of drawing attention are discussed.
• The story of Frank Lucas burning his coat is used to illustrate the point.

"He comes home, burns that, he knows it was an IMM medium mistake. Oh no, all the Block is Hot all of a sudden."

• The act of burning the coat symbolizes an attempt to eliminate evidence and avoid repercussions.
• "All the Block is Hot" indicates that drawing attention can lead to increased scrutiny and danger.

• The discussion shifts to the implications for the Olympics.
• The potential reasons why the best assassins might not represent the United States are explored.

"It's almost like the Olympics are potentially a situation where the blocks might get hot for a couple of these snipers."

• The analogy suggests that participating in the Olympics could expose the assassins to risks.
• "The blocks might get hot" implies that their involvement could lead to increased attention and potential danger.

"Maybe that's why our greatest assassins aren't representing United States of America."

• This statement hypothesizes that the risk of exposure might deter top snipers from participating.
• It suggests a strategic decision to avoid the limelight for safety reasons.

• The discussion highlights the intensity and precision required in Olympic shooting sports.
• Athletes often wear specialized gear, including glasses, to enhance their performance.
• The conversation touches on the differences between competitors, with some being highly specialized in shooting.

"The conversation with the shooting is like what do they have on their eyes like look at that guy on the right he clearly like he is competing in something."

• Emphasizes the importance of specialized equipment in shooting sports.
• Indicates that competitors are distinguished by their gear and focus.

"Dude on the left, Yousef, he's not competing in anything. All he does is shoot and he doesn't care about the rules."

• Points out that some shooters are solely focused on their skill rather than the competition itself.
• Highlights a more casual or perhaps rebellious attitude towards the sport.

• The discussion includes specific shooting techniques, such as aiming for the center mass and headshots.
• There's a mention of the "double tap" technique, which involves two shots to the chest and one to the head.

"I got to hit H Center Center Mass bulla okay is that head that's what we're saying the middle right in between eyes you have to do two chest and one head."

• Describes a precise shooting technique aimed at maximizing accuracy and lethality.
• Illustrates the strategic approach to shooting in competitions or tactical scenarios.

"What if next time Yousef gets in this and he does have glasses on and it just turns the bullseye into a head 'cause he got so bored."

• Suggests a hypothetical scenario where a shooter modifies their target for increased challenge.
• Reflects on the potential for shooters to seek greater difficulty to maintain interest.

• The Olympics are described as a fantastic opportunity to learn about new people and sports.
• The excitement and diversity of the Olympic Games are highlighted.

"The Olympics are fantastic whenever you're when it comes to learning about new people new sports."

• Celebrates the educational and cultural benefits of the Olympic Games.
• Emphasizes the broad appeal and inclusivity of the event.