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Talent, Taste & Tangles · Talking Shed

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That's it, baby. On today's episode we First off
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we're going to talk about, we're going to talk about Qualina's
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contract at some point and I'm going to relate it to the NRL
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and some how we're looking at some of these under the table
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payments. Because it does happen.
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Yeah, it does. Cha cha, We also got a boxing
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bag artist. He's a bit of freaking nature
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that I want to show you a bit. Of a reaction on Tubar.
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Yeah, Sick. Yeah.
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And then we're going to talk about gas lighting.
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I still have seen something pop up on my at work, actually just
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the random windows kind of pop up and it said key signs of gas
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lighting. So I'm going to get your take on
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some of them. And I do understand it now and
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stick around because we also have a special segment we're
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going to be talking about. What is your coriander?
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A bit more detail later on. Coriander.
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I'm not a big fan to be, to be fair.
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I'm with you on that one bro. So give us the updates, brother.
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Yeah, so I guess my general update to start with is just a
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Kiwi Star more game that's literally about to happen in
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like an hour. We're just recording just before
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we both got on our Kiwis and torso more shirts, bro.
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So pretty much I'll pull up, I'll pull up the teams actually
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so we can have a look. But I guess what are you
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expecting from this game to start with?
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Honestly bro, it's going to be high impact as we all know.
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I think a lot of ball school today as well, free flying
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footy. I'd love to see free flying
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footy. Hiya out on the field today.
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I think it's going to be a massive game between the
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middles. They sell it out.
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Com bank I'm not sure I think. They did a don't quote me on
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that. I think they did though.
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I think it's going to be a massive crowd.
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The what's going to be the best part of this game is just the
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Fords. Both the Fords tier are world
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class. They're the best best some of
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the best players in the world, like the Kiwis Ford pack is so
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and they've proven through these past games.
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They're probably the best pack in this comp and that's why I
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think the fact we keep getting I don't know, maybe it's just from
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the post I've been putting out, but so many someone to be
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messaging me like you got lucky last game, it's over for you
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next game. Like wait till Dean Mariner
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catches. They're coming for you.
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Wait, they're coming for you? So if they lose, bro, I'm going
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to crash out really bad because yeah, but I think we're being
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underestimated, which is crazy just because of our four pack
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alone, bro, We they're going to keep us in any game they're
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going to keep like we could drop the outbacks can drop the ball
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as much as they want, but our four pack is that good where
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they're going to keep us in the game, I reckon.
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Yeah. What do you, what do you reckon
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is your your guys strength? Because obviously you're some
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more you're you're I'm going to general, Yeah.
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I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm die hard Kiwi some more, but this
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game, bro, I'm going some more. Like I said, everyone knows,
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bro. I go for the underdog team,
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although maybe they aren't the underdogs, you know what I'm
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saying? Like in this whole lead up, bro,
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they they haven't been looked at the underdogs.
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Yeah, you know, and that's what anyone's books, bro.
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Yeah, they're just being honest. Yeah, they're not.
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And that's because of obviously the the caliber of players that
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they have in their team now. Yeah.
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So what I reckon it's going to be a massive game in the hearts.
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Yeah, I think bro Dylan Brown has been killing it.
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He's been he has proven bro that he is worthy of that contract
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that knew we have thrown at him, whether or not it just shows
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that he needs the players around him.
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And obviously he's got world class players around them, bro,
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like, you know, and and and a half like Karen Forum who can.
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Help. He has been good.
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I'll take my hat off to them, bro.
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They really have. They're stood up, so I'm not
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shying away the fact that they they've been the best team in
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the specific championship, but I am excited to see obviously,
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yes, the four pack, but I want to see the free flying speed as
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well of the of the backs on each team as well.
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Like bro, it's awesome to see county Kenny in there, and we
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said that county Kenny should be the starting full back and going
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up against obviously probably one of his idols, if not his
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idol RTS. But I reckon the backs are
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actually deadly before both teams and that's it that I
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reckon this is going to make you know who, who gets more meters
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in the game I think will ultimately win the game today.
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Yeah, and New Zealand actually killed Tonga with their back
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sets, like when they spread it early, they got heaps of meters,
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like Casey McLean got heaps of meters on their wing when they
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were like kind of squeezing up and they kind of did an early
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shift. So I think that is potentially.
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Yeah, same thing. Like you got Tiger Tor, Talangi
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and D Mariner, all good carriers of the football.
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So like. I have AI have a question, do
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you sometimes judge A-Team based off like for example I I judge
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the the level of this game based on how they both play Tonga, you
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know what I mean? Yeah, I know what you mean.
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Yeah. It's a very similar score line
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and the way that they scored was very in ways similar as well.
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Yeah. Where they March up the field
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through the middle and then they played expansive footy.
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Yeah, sometimes I like if the score was similar, like the
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Samoan versus Tonga game and then the Kiwis versus Tonga
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game, and I see the score levels are very similar.
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I judge a who's going to win based off that as well
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sometimes. So for me, sometimes I'm like,
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oh shit, so Kiwis actually barred up.
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They had a bit of score line than what SAR Moore did.
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OK OK so I I judge things off that sometimes but I'm back in
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the boys bro 685 baby. So what are you going?
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What's your score? Prediction.
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I'd love for the SARS to get up. I reckon this will be the
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closest game of the the series. So I'm going to say, I'm going
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to say SAR 24, Kiwis 20. I reckon it's gonna.
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Be 420. OK, Yep.
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I'm going. I'm just, by the way, I'm basing
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that off the fact that Saab bombed four tries in the first
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series. Yeah, yeah, they bombed it, but
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also Kiwis were putting pressure on them.
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That's why they bombed it. But I just honestly, I'm looking
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at it and I don't like polo AT138.
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I'm gonna be honest. I don't like that.
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Like bro, I I need a I need a reckon nowadays.
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You need a ball playing middle and someone who can like, I know
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Haas is gonna play 80, but like, yeah, I just don't think there's
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enough direction there in the full pack.
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And then I don't think there's very good.
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Like you got Luai, but then other than that you got Tobanga
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and Blaze in the halves. I don't think that's good
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distribution like throughout the team.
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And that's why I yeah, that's one thing I don't like about the
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Samoan team. But bro, we have Payne Haas,
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like even Paulo. So Francis Molo actually, he's
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been killing it at killing. Yeah, he's a he's so tough.
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Hey, he's only the one person I wouldn't want to run it in this
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whole. I wouldn't run it at half of
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them, but like all of them. But Francis Molow would be the
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worst. Start again.
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But he he's someone that I've I've looked at in the series and
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I've been like, holy cow, I didn't even straight up I forgot
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what team he played for in the NRL.
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Yeah, like because I don't really obviously see him play
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like I don't really follow the Dolphins.
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So all the Dolphins supporter probably be like, bro, he's the
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man. But for me, yeah, damn, he's
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he's been. Still with the Dragons?
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That's crazy. I think he's at the Dolphins.
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But I have no idea. Yeah, I have no idea.
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Yeah. Yeah, so now you're right.
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Yeah, now, but I reckon, I think Nah bro, 30 to 10, I reckon
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Kiwis gonna pump them. I think that I think the Kiwis
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will start strong and I don't think they'll they'll let the
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sum or the team back in. So what's the loser got to do
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with us? Are we putting a bit on this or?
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Yeah, we can put a bit. What do you want to do?
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I. Don't know, let's come off
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something. You won't do it though.
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Yeah, well, you wouldn't do it. What type of shave?
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Nah, Nah, let's not do that. Let's do.
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Let's come up with it off here, OK.
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All right. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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So I was thinking more something like run through a supermarket
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and. OK, what about you gotta do
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steal something? You gotta do a 1.2.
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Yeah, OK. No, your knees.
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Done. I forgot about that, but I could
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still try. We could.
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We could do, yeah. We'll think about 1:00.
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We'll think about. One Yeah, OK, OK, so somebody
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Chuck someone out there. Yeah, someone out there a bit on
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there. Yeah.
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And we'll let you fellas know on our on our page.
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What what are the loser has to do after this year?
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Come on, the Kiwis. Don't let me down, baby.
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What about you? So we're going into your update.
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What's your update? So I got this.
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Reaction bro. And it's this guy that I've come
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across and as you doom scroll, he come across some crazy stuff.
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And I asked you off here if you've heard of this guy named
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Speed Bag Bard. Yeah, no.
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And he's this guy that does the boxing bag.
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You know that. I don't know if it's called a
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boxing bag, but it's the one that they do the the the fast.
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Ones. Yeah, yeah.
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And he he does it to the beat of a song.
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Oh, and it's actually, I'm, I'm genuinely shocked at how
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talented this is because the bro, you look at this guy and
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you'll see the amount of sweat he has.
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So he had obviously been doing this for ages, bro, trying to
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perfect it. And he obviously come around and
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perfected it. So I want to get your reaction
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on this bro, because it's very, very talented of.
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Course he's aging me. He always the most talented.
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The good parts coming up, bro, He's building.
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I've never tried it. It looks hard.
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So it's the beats you can hear. That's what he's doing.
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For the elbow. That's what I was looking at.
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I was like, how Sweetie is too, right?
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Celebrity open now. Oh, bro, he's sweetie.
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He's been going for hours. Wow, that is so talented.
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Even going to the side of that bro.
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Yeah, like. Just like on your head.
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The furthest sweat doesn't say. That he's actually sweating.
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So much so you right, that's pretty good bro.
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Like, I reckon that's actually so honestly, that's artistic.
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Yeah. I really think that's art.
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That's. Such a nice sound either.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I've never tried it.
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So you've tried it? Yeah, it's hard ass.
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It's hard ass. I can like I can do it do it for
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but like no, no way. And like the fact he's going not
11:05
just in a straight line because like when you're going straight
11:07
line, it's like coming straight back to you, but he was like
11:09
heading to the side. So he when he hits to the side,
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he needs to you know what? I mean, yeah, yeah, we're not
11:13
boxers. So I do want to know like what
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is the benefit of that type of machine or equipment?
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And I must be like. It's got to be, yeah, just like
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knowing when, like tempo winter. Yeah, OK, boom, boom.
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I don't know. Once he went, that was main
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though. Yeah.
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And it was like, kind of like what you like in Instagram as
11:31
well, like therapeutic. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I came across out of nowhere and like I said, as you Doomskull.
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And it popped up and I was like, damn, what's this fellow doing?
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Yeah, surely that doesn't help you with fighting a.
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That's what I was. Thinking, though, you're not
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going to be doing all this and then someone's just absolutely
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throwing a bomb at you like it must.
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How's it helping you there? But it must be, you're right.
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It must be about hand eye coordination and tempo and
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getting the right time. It's all about timing, you know,
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And they talk about that a lot in boxing.
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Not that I'm a boxer broker, I'm in a boxer.
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I'm gonna put it out there. But yeah, it must be like when
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you hit the nose, the neck ricochets it back.
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So you can. Hit the same tempo, so it's
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just. Right with the elbows in there.
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I know, yeah. That was fire, Yes, that's my
12:14
update. I will try and do some type of
12:17
video so you guys can see what we're kind of reacting to there.
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But what you did here or the kind of the.
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Yeah, the machine gun that yeah. Yeah, yeah.
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They don't even know what we're talking about.
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It was a boxer on that little, what do you call that boxing bag
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that comes back and forth. Yeah, they want.
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To describe them enough where listen to understand.
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What we're talking about, OK, OK, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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But yeah, he was doing that and he was doing obviously.
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What song was that? That was Kanye with.
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Kanye Yeah, yeah. Make you a celebrity open.
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Through the what? No, no, no, no.
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It was Twister. It was Twister.
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Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
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And Kanye. Yeah.
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Celebrity overnight, that song. Yeah, yeah, that one.
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But bit fire, fire, fire. So out of five, five being the
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best, that's. Five, bro, that's good content.
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That was yeah, Yeah. Therapeutic.
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Yeah, check it out. All right, the next segment we
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got is Mao, and I'm bringing to the table something I saw pop up
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on my socials is NBA star Kawhi Leonard.
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If you don't know, Kawhi Leonard, NBA champion, one of
13:10
the best NBA players of all time, did the controversial
13:13
switch from Spurs to Toronto where he won a championship and
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then left and came to LA Clippers.
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So why this is important to this story is he left to come to LA
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and to come to a big market, obviously a big city, but
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there's just come deals, there's come reports now of an under the
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table deal that he took that's come out in the media.
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So pretty much over 4 years, he got a $28 million USD
13:43
endorsement with a, a marketing company that's now gone
13:46
bankrupt, but he still got paid and for work that he never,
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apparently never did work for them.
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So it was just this weird 28 million that came out of nowhere
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now. And so, and so now it's kind of,
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it's kind of opening the doors up to what might be happening
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elsewhere as well. And, but I was thinking about
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it, of course this is happening. So you get LeBron sponsored,
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sponsored by Nike and how are you?
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And like Coke or whatever, how are you supposed to like control
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how much these players are getting paid off the court?
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Because bro, if you move to LA, you're going to get paid
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millions in endorsements and like, that's just unfair.
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So I don't know how they can stop that.
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But I also you think like, maybe it's not Nah, it is unfair.
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It is unfair because it comes down to the salary cap and it's
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actually not just you or like this.
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I don't like that, bro. And what I mean by that is I
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don't like the fact that people link off the court stuff to the
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salary cap. Yeah, I reckon it's two separate
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things altogether, bro. I really do.
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Yeah. I believe what you do off the
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court, you're your own brand. Yeah.
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On the court, that's a different story.
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On the court, Yeah. That that is, yes.
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That for my opinion. That's when the salary, it's
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when it's when you're off the court staff is being you're just
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getting false money. That's because the NBA owners
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just being like, no, no, no. What do they call it?
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Laundry money laundering. Technically it's like money
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laundering, bro. Like you're you're filtering
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cash for your. I don't know.
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Laundering is like when you've got drug money, you're trying
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to. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Yeah. But like you are right, I think
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it's more just like kind of yeah.
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Sorry, I mean side payment, Yeah, that's what I was trying
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to. Yeah, I was trying to connect
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it. Yeah.
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Yeah, like that. But yeah, I do think off the
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court stuff should be completely separate.
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But is that the player's fault or agent or, you know,
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accountants who are in these players, professionals lives
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where that should be set up as a separate entity?
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Do you know what I mean by that? Like, yeah, there's your player
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contract. It would be.
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It would be, yeah. And then separate it as another
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business cuz there's companies out there where they're owned by
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the same, the Parrot company. Yeah.
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And then they're split into two. Yeah.
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You know what I mean? That's the way I see it.
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It should. Be it is like that.
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So this wouldn't have been anything to do with the NBA.
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Yeah, this would have been completely separate, but still
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it's getting he's getting more money, money because but, and
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it's not because he looks cool and he he's fashionable or
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whatever. It's literally just because the
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NBA owner has been like, Nah, come here.
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He will give you your Max salary cap.
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But also I've got this business and I'll just endorse you with
16:33
it as a marketer and you don't actually need to do anything.
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So on top of your Max salary, we're going to give you all of
16:38
this. But anyway, I was I actually
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wanted to touch it on because obviously we're in a massive NRL
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fans as well and the three the three biggest under the table
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deals because it happens in NRL as well.
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Yeah, like you look at Storm, yeah, Roosters now how do they
16:55
have this many players? And they're always the first
16:57
ones to get the new players. Like somehow Storm is getting
16:59
Tino like they're they're potentially gonna get Tino.
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Yeah, and like Rabbitohs, how did they get bro David Forfeita,
17:06
even though they probably got them for chips, but like, Oh
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yeah, David, yeah, yeah, they got Latrell, Cody Walker.
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They had like bro, all these main players and somehow they're
17:16
never over the salary cap. But yeah, the obviously the big
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one was the Storm 2006 to 2010. And apparently it was a salary
17:26
cap over a five year period using undisclosed payments due
17:31
and ROTS. I wonder how much though it is
17:33
doesn't actually say. The other one was 2016 and they
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said that they were 600 grand over the salary cap.
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So that was when they had like Hayne and like, Oh no, sorry.
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When they had like Mitchell Moses.
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Oh, it's Parramatta. Yeah, Parramatta.
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This is the second one. And then third was the the Sea
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Eagles in 2018, so pretty recently.
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And they were 1.5 million to 13 players over a five year period
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above the disclosed amount. So yeah, if you were to go now,
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a team that's over it over. This year we're pulling out a
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team. Yeah, who do you reckon's over?
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I always I you already said it, Roosters.
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They have to be a. They have to be.
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That team is honestly Stan. Croydon's on like a million.
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Oh, is he? I swear, Yeah, Tedesco will be
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on there. Tedesco's on a hundred, 100%,
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he's on a million, so that's 2 million players.
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Then you got who else you got. There, like Victor Radley's in
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there. Yeah, he'd be a big one.
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Then you got the winger as well for Tonga.
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Yeah, Robert Toya, he'd probably be on a.
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Nah, but he's rookie salary. Yeah.
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So no, no, I'm talking about the winger.
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Oh. Man, Tupo.
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Yeah, Tupo, Yeah, he'll be up there, right?
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They'll have Lindsay Collins, Sam Walker set.
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Yeah, actually he'll be on a bit more now maybe.
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I don't know these players contracts.
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They might be right, actually. Well, they've got a few young
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guns now. Bro and then we bro.
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Go a couple of years ago where they had like Jared, why would a
19:03
Hargrave saw that? And I was like.
19:05
Akiri yeah, bro, everyone. Yeah.
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Like, there's no way. Yes.
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So like, it's just like James Maloney, Yeah.
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They had heaps of these guns. All the Sharks, both Sharks that
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went through a dodgy when they had like that grand final team,
19:18
they had like Gallon Barber, yeah, like all those heaps of
19:21
Maloney. Maloney.
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Yeah. Maloney.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like Wade Graham, Luke Lewis.
19:25
I want to say this again, I know we've said this, but Maloney is
19:27
honestly the GOAT. He is.
19:29
AI actually reckon he. He's the go.
19:31
He is. Have you seen that interview?
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Just came out and I was on TikTok.
19:34
I saw it. And he was like 19th man for the
19:37
Aussie squad back when he was playing.
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And apparently for a whole week he just had a massive Bender.
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So I was thinking, bro, these dudes actually don't care.
19:47
Like some of them are just rough as guts and they're just like,
19:49
they're just getting on the purse, like, and they're just
19:51
good footy players, yeah. Yeah.
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We still we did talk about that before on the potty.
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Yeah. But you know, you're right.
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You're right. But it does happen this, by the
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way, you know, like, yeah, I've heard stories personally, bro,
20:00
of it happening over in the Northern Hemisphere
20:02
specifically. Super Rugby or Super League?
20:05
But both Super League rugby, like just in general over there,
20:08
like they, they do it a lot. They do it a lot over there,
20:10
bro. Like I'm calling them out, you
20:12
know, And you still can't beat our Southern Hemispheres
20:14
brothers. Yeah, yeah, well, Scotland bro,
20:17
they almost beat us. But no, I just, I watched the
20:20
gal. I watched the highlights,
20:21
though. We had three yellow cars.
20:23
Yeah, I know. And they still didn't beat us.
20:25
Like come on, we had three, bro. That's.
20:27
Crazy, bro, that we've won one over there.
20:29
So that didn't win. This one was Fiji, I think so
20:32
far at all. Australia lost, actually.
20:34
Australia lost to Italy. Yeah.
20:36
Italy. Yeah, which is.
20:37
That's upset, actually. That's terrible.
20:39
But Italy. Oh yeah, I praise that.
20:41
Yeah. Yeah, bro, Italy.
20:42
You guys are on there, man. They've gone back-to-back, beat
20:44
back-to-back, Yeah, beat the Aussie.
20:46
They have. Yeah, you're right.
20:47
So I will say, hey, man, my Italian brothers and sisters out
20:50
there, well done. You guys deserve it bro.
20:52
Even though I love the Wallabies bro, Wallabies have.
20:55
I'm honestly on their backs now. Eh?
20:57
I love them of course. Come on now bro.
21:00
Wait, what do you mean you you're supporting them or?
21:02
Yeah, bro, I. Want them to do well because I'm
21:05
I'm. It's sad to see where they were
21:06
in the early 2000s, now where they are.
21:08
Now bro, I thought they were about to come back.
21:10
Yeah, they were. They are.
21:11
They're on. They're on the come up bro.
21:12
Losing Italy is terrible bro. Yeah, but they they're peaking.
21:15
They're going to peak. They're peak and they're going
21:17
to peak at the right time. Some teams, bro, they peak at
21:19
the wrong time. Ireland, hey.
21:22
I see it all. Blacks, Yeah, and globe.
21:25
Coming. Yeah.
21:28
So, you know, something just peak at the right time, yeah.
21:30
So who knows? Yeah.
21:32
Well, keep an eye out, guys, because now that we know this is
21:34
happening, I'm going to be keeping an eye out on all these
21:36
marketing companies and what they're paying the people under
21:39
the table if I can. But if you want to pay us under
21:41
the table. Reach out to us.
21:45
Undisclosed payments are welcome 04.
21:47
Yeah. All right.
21:48
So recently we came across some research and it was talking
21:51
about gas light gaslighting phrases that people say to
21:54
manipulate you. And Machu will kind of take over
21:56
on this and he came across 6 gaslighting phrases.
21:59
So bro, can you elaborate on these?
22:01
Yeah. Yeah, so I guess gaslighting,
22:03
everyone probably knows what it is, but I actually struggle to
22:06
know what it is sometimes and I struggle to know when I'm doing
22:08
it. Yeah, I'm the same.
22:09
Yeah, so. Trust me, I know when my partner
22:12
tells me. Yeah, so here I'll just give you
22:15
a quick rundown. Gaslighting is a manipulation
22:17
tactic often wielded by emotional abuses.
22:21
Gradually makes you question your own judgement, feelings,
22:23
memories, reality and reality because of its insidious nature
22:27
and it can be hard for victims to re recognize when it's
22:30
happening. So OK, it's not exactly the type
22:35
of thing you want to be doing, I guess, but it kind of popped up
22:39
and it was saying the classic terms that people use when
22:45
they're trying to gaslight you. So you get an argument and one
22:48
of the first one they say is it says that never happened, Bo,
22:54
That is a crazy one, I reckon, because then you think I've been
22:58
in a situation where they say like, no, that never happened.
23:00
And when I'm absolutely a moan head, I'm thinking, am I making
23:05
this up? Like maybe this didn't happen?
23:09
Have you been in a moment like that?
23:10
Or are you just so headstrong you'll be like, no, it didn't
23:12
happen? Yeah, I've been on both sides.
23:15
Actually. I've been on both sides where my
23:18
partner has said something. I'm straight up and I
23:21
wholeheartedly say this. I've said that never happened.
23:24
And she just looked at me and said it happened.
23:27
She just gave me the odds and I was like, oh, maybe I did
23:29
happen, you know? And then I've been on the other
23:32
side where I've been in my partner's position and she goes,
23:36
no, this never happened. For example, where's my hat?
23:40
She's like, I don't know, but she she's the one that put it
23:43
away somewhere and she's like, I don't know.
23:46
And then she's like, actually, I do know, and it's up in the
23:48
cupboard wherever she's put it or whatever.
23:50
So she did. Yeah, Yeah.
23:51
Yeah. You know, so whether or not that
23:53
relates, I'm just saying. Yeah, so this is a classic one.
23:56
They say when someone's trying to make you question your
24:00
instincts and reality. So Yep, I've honestly, I've
24:06
honestly been to a point where I've just been like, yeah, I'm,
24:10
I'm actually making this up in my head.
24:12
But you don't stop. Yeah, no, no, no, I'm I think
24:15
yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm thinking, oh, I've just made
24:17
this up in my head, so I'm wrong.
24:19
And then I'll lose the argument and then a day later I'll be
24:21
like, bro, I was right. What?
24:24
So yeah, that happens. The other one is you're too
24:27
sensitive or it adds and the next one is you're crazy.
24:32
And other people think so too. That do.
24:35
You think it's scarce Already there like.
24:37
You're too sensitive. Yeah.
24:38
Because it's like saying like, OK, say, say you're say you're
24:42
out in public and you go stop being, stop being slow, man in
24:48
the supermarket. And then they come back and be
24:50
like, you didn't have to say that to me when we were out
24:53
there. And then you say stop, you're
24:55
too sensitive. But but really, like you're
25:00
saying it's your fault for feeling like that instead of
25:03
what I did actually was in any wrong.
25:06
So I feel like lots of a good example there, yeah.
25:08
Yeah, lots of it. Lots of it is like when you're
25:10
blaming them for being like, yeah, for reacting like that and
25:18
not taking any blame on what you did.
25:20
I feel like that's what I don't know.
25:22
That's what I feel like. That's not some.
25:23
Of the no that's a good example. And I I I have been.
25:27
I do that. I do.
25:28
That I've been subjected. To do that, yeah, yeah, another
25:31
the pro, yeah, another one that oh, this is kind of similar to
25:35
the other one we just had is you have terrible memory.
25:40
I don't know if. Nah, see, I don't think that's
25:43
OK. I'm going to go against this one
25:44
on this one because my partner, she does have terrible memory
25:46
and I have to remind her. So it's true.
25:48
It's true, though, I have to remind her a lot of the time.
25:51
Do you remember when this and she can't remember it sometime.
25:54
And like even the other day, my sister-in-law, like we're
25:57
talking about Bay dreams, you know, one of the one of the.
26:00
What is it like an event? What is it like?
26:02
A Yeah. Yeah, festival.
26:03
Festival. Yeah, Yeah, a festival.
26:04
Back in New Zealand. And I remember seeing her there
26:06
and we spoke and we caught up and this was early on in my
26:09
relationship with my partner. Yeah.
26:11
And my sister-in-law and her friends were there and I went up
26:13
to her and said hello. And she's like, I don't remember
26:15
that. I was like, well, do you
26:16
remember even being at the event?
26:17
She's like. Did you?
26:18
Want me too drunk? I don't remember.
26:20
Yeah. And I was like, sorry, that's
26:22
great. But I was like, do you remember
26:24
going down that day? Like she got there the day and
26:27
went home that night. And I was like, do you remember
26:29
how crazy that was? And she was like, how did I get
26:32
home? And I was like, she couldn't
26:33
remember. She couldn't remember, bro.
26:34
And I was like, see, So that's why I'm kind of going against
26:36
this. That's why.
26:37
Because some people really do have bad memory.
26:39
Yeah. So it's sometimes it's like you
26:42
actually did have bad memory. You actually do have bad memory.
26:44
So you need to like, take that on the chin.
26:47
But then sometimes it's like, yeah, you're using it as like AI
26:51
Don't know if I ever use that one, to be honest.
26:53
I don't think I've ever used that.
26:54
I have. I'm 4 for four right now, but
27:00
I'm 4 for four, brother. OK, the next one is I'm sorry,
27:05
I'm sorry. You think that I hurt you.
27:08
I think I think another one. I think another one that is like
27:14
this is saying like, yeah, I'm sorry.
27:19
Yeah. Oh, fuck.
27:19
It's pretty much the same. Yeah, I'm sorry that you got
27:23
upset. Yeah, so it's similar.
27:25
Yeah, yeah, You know what I mean?
27:26
Like, I'm sorry you're sad. I'm sorry that you took what
27:29
happened and got sad. But it's not saying like I'm
27:32
sorry that I like yelled, OK. You know, so you know what, you
27:35
know what the difference as I'm reading this part, well, the
27:38
difference is think if you didn't say think that would be
27:43
an OK sentence. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
27:46
actually. Apologize you yourself for one
27:48
that's saying it. I'm sorry that I heard you're.
27:49
Recognizing that, yes, you said something at fault.
27:52
Yeah. The fact that you said I'm
27:53
sorry. You think?
27:55
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I'm sorry you think I hurt
27:57
you. You're wrong.
27:58
Yeah. Just know you're wrong.
27:59
But I'm sorry that you're thinking that I hurt.
28:02
Yeah, that's that's exactly the problem.
28:04
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I haven't used this one.
28:06
OK, yeah, I'm 445. Yeah.
28:10
So I personally haven't used this one.
28:11
I've said this before. Oh, I've said the one.
28:13
I've said like, I'm sorry, I'm sorry that you got upset about
28:18
that. I'll say that.
28:19
You know what I mean. We're not, I'm not admitting
28:22
fault. I'm not being like, I'm sorry I
28:25
didn't like I talk to you like that.
28:28
I'm sorry. I'm not saying that because I
28:29
don't want to actually accept that I'm wrong.
28:31
So I'll be like, I'm sorry that you got upset about that.
28:34
Like you should probably deal with that.
28:35
Now I've I've said that what I'm gonna say is like, I personally
28:41
think I haven't used a sentence before.
28:43
Yeah, to my partner because this is more of a partner situation
28:46
here. They all kind of yeah, yeah,
28:48
they all kind of partner. They're all partners you.
28:49
Probably use them, I wouldn't. Like I wouldn't say this to you,
28:51
bro. Yeah, you know what I mean?
28:52
I'm sorry. You think?
28:53
Yeah, yeah, that's true. I.
28:55
Would not say that you know what I mean but my partner might come
28:58
back to bite me when she listens to this and be like see now you
29:01
got bad memory. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
29:04
Because I might have used this, but I personally do think I
29:07
haven't used this. OK, yeah.
29:08
So you're 4.5. I'm yeah, I've probably used all
29:12
these. I'm not gonna lie.
29:12
I'll probably maybe not exactly like I've already haven't been
29:16
like you're too sensitive, but like I've like I've said
29:19
something that's belong a lot. It's pretty much the same as
29:21
saying it. OK, You should have known how I
29:24
would react. That's a crazy 1 like.
29:28
So this is the sixth one, guys. Yeah, this is the last one.
29:30
This this is pretty much saying like, you know, I'm, you know,
29:34
I'm a psycho. Why'd you do that?
29:36
You know, I'm, you know, I'm gonna, I'm gonna crash out if
29:38
you do that. And so it's blaming you for
29:41
making me like this. Crash Out.
29:46
Yeah, that's Crash out there. I don't think I've used this
29:52
one. Yeah, you should know.
29:54
Actually probably have. Yeah, I probably have.
29:58
So I'm using it in a situation. OK, I'll try to use it in a
30:00
different situation. So if you're like, you're
30:05
supposed to do the chores and she goes, she goes, yeah, I like
30:10
you do the clean the toilet. Yeah, you didn't.
30:13
You didn't do it. And now that's why I'm angry at
30:17
you. And then you say this doesn't
30:21
even fit. You should, you should have
30:23
known how I would react. I don't know, I've never used
30:26
this one. I've this one I feel like is
30:28
real psychotic. I think I've used it.
30:32
How would you have used this? Because I mean, I think the way
30:37
I've used it in the past is more like, I know I've done something
30:41
like, for example, my partner, like I've been in the situation
30:45
or like, oh, maybe this. No, no, no, no, no, no.
30:49
That's a bad example. I'm just trying to think of an
30:50
example on the spot here. Yeah, I'm struggling.
30:52
I'm actually I'm. This one, this one's why I
30:55
reckon this one is like crazy. You should have known how I
30:58
would react. The reason I reckon this one's
31:01
so crazy is because it's like, you know, you're doing something
31:05
like I know I'm reacting badly right now, but I'm saying yeah,
31:10
but it's because you made me react like this.
31:13
But I know I'm doing something bad but my I have a delusional
31:19
brain to just say like no but this reaction is valid for what
31:22
you did to me. Yeah.
31:25
Is it almost like would this one be used if if in a private
31:29
setting after something has happened?
31:31
So for example, let's just say you're with a group of friends
31:34
and your partner has just said something completely.
31:40
Yeah, out of pocket that's offended you.
31:41
Yeah. And then so later you have the
31:43
talk with and you're like, why did you bring this up?
31:45
Yeah, because you, you should have known.
31:47
That's how I would have reacted. Something in that realm.
31:53
Do you know what? No, no, no.
31:54
I think that's a good. That's what you're saying is
31:55
like that's a good way to talk. Like why did you do this when
31:59
you knew? That Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
32:01
Like you knew that would upset me, so why did you why did you
32:03
do that? Right, Actually, yeah.
32:05
Maybe so. So this is actually maybe not
32:07
even a gas light. Yeah, we could maybe use this
32:11
one. Yeah, that's why we haven't used
32:13
it, because it's not gas lighting.
32:15
I checked. Maybe we could use all of them?
32:17
Yeah, but also how it goes. Also to add to this is some tips
32:22
for people to avoid or to deal with gas lighters.
32:26
So the number one is I need these tips.
32:29
Pay attention to your gut. So like, even if you think
32:33
you're delusional and crazy and forgetful when your memory's
32:35
bad, trust your gut because most of the most of the time they're
32:40
probably going to be manipulating you.
32:42
It actually seems to hold on to text and emails.
32:46
So this could be honestly, this actually like jogs something in
32:50
my brain because gas lighting's big at work.
32:53
If you have meetings and stuff like that where someone will
32:56
say, no, we didn't say that in the meeting and you're like, no,
33:00
it's in the minutes. We're not, we're not going to
33:03
talk about work. But it's that.
33:04
Haven't you done that before? I feel like you've done that.
33:06
Yeah, I've done that. We've done that heaps of work.
33:08
Because it's like if it's in the meeting minutes, it's like
33:11
contractually binding. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
33:15
So like hold on to text and emails.
33:17
So if you know someone's a guest letter, hold on to that text,
33:20
maybe screenshot, make a folder in your phone.
33:23
I actually was thinking about this.
33:25
I actually want to be one of those people that has folders of
33:29
heaps of evidence of stuff. So like, if in a group chat
33:35
someone always talks about like something crazy, like, I don't
33:41
know, as always talking down on Maldives or something.
33:48
I don't know. I know I said that screenshot
33:50
that put it in a folder. Yeah.
33:52
Slowly build that evidence up and then until a point comes
33:55
where I need to use the evidence and a case against them in the
33:58
group chat. I've used that in Bang, bang,
33:59
bang, bang, bang. You have.
34:01
Yeah, when I. Left one of your jobs?
34:03
Yeah. And I've used it.
34:05
Yeah, yeah. I kept the tab of all the e-mail
34:09
communications and stuff. Yeah.
34:11
And when I got to the meeting, I pulled pulled them up on a few
34:14
things. Yeah, yeah.
34:16
Whether I was right or whether I was wrong, you know, but I still
34:19
used it. So I have.
34:20
I have done that in the past. Yeah, the last one they say, is
34:23
just check in with a family, a family and friend.
34:26
So like. That's a good one.
34:27
Mate, am I crazy or is is should I?
34:31
Yeah, am I? Am I forgetting this or are they
34:34
gaslighting me? I'm, like, about to crash out,
34:36
yeah. Yeah, you should have known I
34:39
would react like this or not, no.
34:43
So those are some of our six. Well, those are 6 gas lighting
34:46
phrases that people commonly use.
34:48
To keep out, to keep an eye out on workplace and your
34:50
relationship and to friends, maybe just out on in regular
34:53
life as well. Like if you come past Josiah,
34:57
you know, it's honestly a mechanism to deal with Josiah.
35:02
Good luck. Good luck.
35:07
You know what? Good luck.
35:08
Because now I know what you know.
35:11
I'm going to we should try and make this a challenge actually.
35:13
To try gaslight someone. Just like someone.
35:16
OK, Yeah. Let's just try and gaslight our
35:17
partners and see how that goes for us.
35:20
We might, we might. We might not have a podcast next
35:23
week, guys. Yeah, but I was just thinking
35:24
I'll, I'll, my missus will. Kill me by her.
35:31
So recently I came across some research and I was talking about
35:34
why people do not like coriander.
35:36
OK, also known as cilantro now. Hey, coriander.
35:40
Yeah, I'm gonna be the one to say that as well.
35:43
I'm not necessarily a fan of it. I can handle it, okay?
35:45
I can eat it. I don't mind it.
35:49
Not by itself. It has to be in a meal, Yeah,
35:52
okay, but it's not one that I'm a big fan of.
35:55
Okay, now the reason why I want to bring this up is because
35:59
there are things that people do not like.
36:01
Now according to this research, alright, some people just have
36:04
smell receptors in their noses that respond differently to
36:07
volatile compounds. And a major factor with
36:09
coriander is that people often relate it to things such as well
36:15
the receptors such as soapy, pungent or unpleasant rather
36:19
than fresh or citrusy. Yeah, I agree.
36:24
I agree with that. So.
36:26
It's often and, and from this research, it was talking about
36:28
how people have certain genes as well where they just, they just
36:31
do not like it. OK, Now the reason why I wanted
36:33
to bring this up is because I started asking questions to
36:37
family, friends or family and I asked them the simple question,
36:41
what is your coriander? OK, So what are your coriander
36:45
in certain things in life? So I have a few topics and the
36:49
first thing I'm going to ask is what is your coriander in music?
36:54
Honestly, this is something that is built over time, but I kind
37:00
of can't stand DMV musicae Ah yeah, yeah, yeah.
37:04
I used to know man mind when I was partying and stuff but now I
37:07
actually can't stand. It damn, you have already said
37:10
something. I'm kind of on board with that.
37:11
Yeah, I hate techno and all that.
37:13
Yeah, like bro, like I'm, I love music that I can sing along to
37:18
or rap along to. That's what I love about it.
37:22
And then maybe there's a few other parts that I like.
37:25
But yeah, I'd say my coriander for music would be DMV.
37:29
OK. Or like, yeah, techno, like
37:30
electronic, electronic, bro, I'm off there.
37:32
That's trash. Like you got to be on some
37:34
freaking absolute hell of a drug.
37:37
Yeah bro, everyone is on drugs. Yeah, well, we went to Melbourne
37:40
though. Yeah bro, Melbourne, every
37:43
single club is like house. Even House though it's like yeah
37:48
like is this like bro, is this the same song for the whole time
37:51
I've been here or no? There's got to be some type of
37:52
research, bro, that where it's been like, OK, you got to play
37:55
this genre of music. Yeah, because that's what's
37:59
going to get people. Maybe there's like a thing where
38:01
if we play this music, we got to get, we're going to get more
38:04
sales and alcohol. I don't know, you know what I
38:06
mean? I'm trying to hear some Justin
38:08
Timberlake, some neo bro, some Nelly like Bro R Kelly even.
38:13
I'm with you on that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
38:16
Chris Brown bro, like all there bro.
38:18
So some old schools stuff I don't know.
38:21
Yeah, no, I'm with you on that. That's why there are certain
38:24
clubs that I particularly enjoy. Yeah, 100% or live music.
38:27
Live music, bro. Yes, man switched up back home
38:30
in NZ, but we're going through that phase.
38:32
But that was the place to be at 100.
38:33
Percent bro. So my one would be like heavy
38:37
metal. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
38:39
I can't stand that. Yeah like you have gotta be in
38:41
some dark ass place bro to enjoy.
38:43
I just don't know the situation that you listen to that, yeah.
38:47
Bro that's like the. Scream, scream.
38:49
Yeah. Like is that is that heavy metal
38:50
is. It.
38:51
I think so, yeah. I can't.
38:53
The one thing, the one thing I would say is sometimes the
38:56
instruments and that, like the screaming sucks.
38:58
Yeah. Sometimes they actually have
38:59
mean guitar and stuff. You love guitar.
39:01
Yeah, yeah, yeah. But the scream is crazy.
39:03
I hate it a lot. Yeah.
39:04
Even the drummers, bro, that's talent.
39:06
Actually, they've really talented.
39:07
The drummers, the drummers, they all are.
39:09
But. Bro the screaming lovers ruins a
39:11
day. Oh, man, yeah.
39:13
I just thought, whoa, how do people enjoy that music?
39:15
Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry. I don't care if you come for me,
39:18
but damn, heavy metal people. Oh bro, there's something wrong
39:21
with you. You're wired differently.
39:23
That's what it probably is bro. Anyway, topic 2 What is
39:27
something in your fridge that you the spies or you don't like
39:32
or you think is an absolute hassle?
39:33
What is your coriander in your fridge?
39:35
Yeah, I don't know. This is a tough one.
39:36
Probably coriander, but it's. I got one for you.
39:39
Yeah, yeah, maybe you got I'll. Give you an example first.
39:41
My one is 1/2 bottle of cream. I hate it when there's cream in
39:47
there because my, my partner uses it in our pastas or
39:49
something like that or some type of mince dish or something.
39:52
Yeah. And every time we only use maybe
39:54
half a bottle of cream, she puts it in in the fridge and also
39:58
myself, OK, I put it in the fridge and that's not going to
40:01
be used ever again. And it sits there for 2-3 weeks
40:04
and I'm like. And it goes.
40:05
Off in there, bro. Yeah, no, check it out.
40:07
It is, bro. So my one is is cream.
40:10
My partners. All right.
40:11
To give you another example is all the jars of like mayonnaise
40:16
or these, you know, the, the, the.
40:17
Yeah. What is it like Curry?
40:20
The the, the thing you needed for one, one recipe recipe.
40:22
And now it's just sitting there like 3/4 full.
40:24
Yeah. And you're like, bro, I didn't
40:25
even want to eat that ever again.
40:27
But. So that's that's how coriander.
40:29
Yeah, that was about to say that actually I gave the three
40:31
quarter one. I can't actually think of 1.
40:32
Maybe I don't really because I'm trying to think about foods that
40:35
I hate, but maybe oh, it's a bad one.
40:44
It's not really fitting the subject, but like chocolate
40:47
because it makes me just want to eat it.
40:49
True, you know? Like it was there.
40:50
Why is it there? I've seen that one because yeah.
40:53
In the fridge. Always, always some SLA.
40:56
Yeah, he loves it, right? And the last one, your sport.
41:01
Sport Yeah. What's the deal on?
41:02
I was trying to think of 1. But I'm gonna be.
41:05
Completely. OK, go on.
41:06
Cricket. I don't like.
41:07
I hate cricket, though. I'm gonna be honest.
41:09
I hate cricket. Yeah, I don't like it at all.
41:11
Like Yep, miss me with any cricket, bro, I don't reckon
41:17
that's cool way like the the bowling is pretty batting and
41:21
bowling. That is kind of cool and but I
41:25
don't know bro, I just I just don't like it.
41:28
Eh, I can't get behind it. I don't think I'll ever like it.
41:32
It's a difficult one, eh? Yeah.
41:33
And I feel like it's just because it's slow.
41:37
You know, the, you know the argument.
41:38
What? I'm going to throw this one at
41:40
you, OK? The argument is because it's
41:41
very slow, right? Yeah.
41:42
Yeah. American football's very slow.
41:44
But there's context. Yeah, see you're a.
41:47
You like that? You like the physicality of
41:49
sports? I like to see, you know, they're
41:51
getting that people in the trenches, like, bro, you got
41:54
athletes like juking, jumping over people.
41:57
You know, you're right. Like I need to see some of that,
42:00
not just like a bro. When they're constantly like
42:03
playing Test and they're constantly blocking.
42:06
That's trash. That is honestly trash.
42:09
T20 is all right. But yeah, I don't know, forced.
42:12
At that point. Yeah, cricket, but I can't get
42:14
behind today. What about what's your?
42:15
What's your coriander? All right, so my one, my one is
42:18
it used to be tennis when I was growing up.
42:20
Oh, true. I I don't know how people think
42:24
it's so a list of Australia's sports, Yeah, top sports have
42:28
just come out in terms of viewership, yeah, AFL is number
42:31
1 and tennis is number 2. Isn't.
42:33
It it comes before rugby league, rugby.
42:35
Damn, I wouldn't have thought that actually.
42:37
Insane, right? Like I love tennis.
42:40
So I'm not really. I'm not, I'm not.
42:42
So for me, when I was growing up, I just never got it.
42:45
Like I just, it's just like, yeah, heading back in.
42:48
Don't get me wrong. It's it's very skillful.
42:50
When I was a kid, though, you don't know that.
42:51
You don't know that skillful. Wait, do you like it now?
42:54
So is it your carrier now or no? No, no.
42:56
So I just wanted to give that example.
42:59
So did you. You would have been a kid
43:01
though, with like Nadal and Federer.
43:02
They were like Djokovic. Yeah, so Venus Williams.
43:05
Venus Williams. You didn't like them?
43:07
No, no, no, I did. But all right.
43:09
I just didn't like the sport. Yeah, it just and, and and you
43:12
know my reasoning for it is because it took hours bro.
43:14
Yeah, yeah, it. Does it would take hours OK and
43:17
like four or five hour matches. I'm like bro, I'm not sitting
43:20
here till midnight. To be that she is one went till
43:22
past midnight. I can't.
43:23
I can't remember the last time I watched the full tennis.
43:25
Game, that's what I'm so that's what I'm saying now my, my
43:27
perception of that would change if I saw a live match.
43:30
I reckon if I saw a live match, I would definitely be hooked.
43:33
I can. I can understand why people get
43:34
behind it now as I've gotten older.
43:37
It was baseball, baseball. I never could get around it
43:41
until last week when we watched the MLB spawn.
43:43
Series. I'm the same.
43:44
I hate baseball. I was hooked by so those were
43:48
two. But my absolute top sport that I
43:52
that I can't like, I can't get around it whatsoever.
43:57
Now it's wrestling, WWE, WWE, like that's a sport pro and
44:03
that's physical, but it's not back in the freaking
44:06
degeneration next the Stone Cold Steve Austin.
44:09
Party. You you showed me a picture of a
44:12
wrestler today in the WWE. I wouldn't know them.
44:14
Yeah, neither. Who's the champ?
44:16
Do you know this champion? I have no idea.
44:18
John Cena's in there or not now he retired.
44:20
He just retired, I think. Well, maybe he's about to.
44:22
I think I've seen that. I just can't get around it, bro.
44:24
I'm not a fan of it at all. Whereas, like when I was a kid
44:27
and growing up, I would watch it all the time.
44:29
YouTube, Let's go, Rey Mysterio, mystery stuff.
44:31
Yeah, bro, I would watch it all the time, bro.
44:34
Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, Like, I'm watching that.
44:36
Yeah, bro. I even watched it recently up
44:38
until, like, the John Cena versus The Rock series.
44:43
Yeah. And I was like, bro, this is
44:44
mad. Yeah, yeah.
44:46
I just can't get around anymore. Yeah, that's my coriander.
44:49
We would would like running be yours as well.
44:52
I hate it. That's a great point.
44:56
There's actually a lot, you know, 1 sport that I can't
44:59
believe is in the Olympics fast. Walking.
45:03
Oh, that is. How was that in a?
45:04
How was that before? Like, I don't know, touch or
45:07
like, yeah bro, anything like that.
45:09
I don't get that, man. I can't believe that's in the
45:11
Yeah, yeah, it's very technical. But don't like the rule is your
45:15
a foot's got to be on the ground at all times.
45:18
Yeah, that's none. Your foots aren't on the ground
45:21
at the same time. What do I watch physically?
45:23
It's almost impossible. Yeah, I know.
45:24
Just do a joke like. I mean, it's pretty hard.
45:27
Like they do it for, I think a marathon or something.
45:29
Yeah. Distance ups.
45:31
Damn. No.
45:32
Anyway, that's my coriander. Yeah, that's that's a good one.
45:35
So. I'm going to check it up on our
45:36
socials and see what so we've got.
45:37
A. We've got a few.
45:38
We've got a few corianders to. Be.
45:39
Yeah, we do. Yeah, Yeah.
45:41
Yeah, I could probably name a few others as well.
45:42
Yeah, my partner. No.
45:46
Love you Hun. Yeah, what's, what's another one
45:50
bro? For me, I can't get behind.
45:56
What about Hollywood star? Who's your Korean?
45:58
The Hollywood star. Can I give you one?
46:01
Yeah. Ryan Reynolds.
46:02
Oh. I can't get behind the you.
46:04
Like the breaking the 3rd wall. No, I I I I can't get behind.
46:07
He loves to breed his. His sarcasm.
46:10
I hate it. I hate his sarcasm.
46:11
Yeah. Like, bro, I just want to have a
46:13
chat with you. You don't need to freaking beat
46:14
you. Got no strings attached.
46:15
Is that the one when he's when he the ROM com with I can't and
46:19
he dates his boss? Oh, you guys are watching.
46:22
You know, that's no, that's a proposal.
46:23
Proposal. I love that.
46:25
Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
46:26
But that's because Sandy B Yeah, yeah, yeah, She's cool.
46:28
Yeah. I love Sandy B She's awesome.
46:30
But the Ryan Reynolds, probably. I used to love him, man, because
46:33
I did like his winningest on screen.
46:35
Yeah. But to know that he's like that
46:36
off screen and a lot of actors are like that, I reckon, you
46:39
know. My coriander can't say, I just
46:42
remember the rock. Oh hell, talk some more bro,
46:48
you're hating on him. Man straight up the Rock's
46:50
trash. He sucks bro.
46:52
What's a good movie from The Rock?
46:56
Game plan. No gridiron gangs is only.
46:59
Google. I was going to say gridiron.
47:00
Gang game plan's trash. Game plan's good bro.
47:02
Was that the one where he is the daughter?
47:04
Yeah, Nah. No, you haven't even watched it.
47:07
I've. Seen that one?
47:07
The daughter with the kids? Yeah, it looks like Zendaya.
47:09
OK, but go back. Go back 15 years when we were
47:11
kids. That's a good movie.
47:13
Or 10 years when we're kids. Gridiron Gang is me.
47:15
Gridiron. Great.
47:15
Yeah, you're right. So maybe just on the just the
47:18
fact he has one good movie, he may yeah, No, I, I, if there's a
47:21
movie by the rock, I just know it's going to be corny and.
47:23
I reckon, I reckon. What's that movie?
47:25
German diesel like yeah, Nick and Nick.
47:28
Yeah, no, you're right. You're right.
47:29
I hate that, bro. Why are they still going with
47:32
that series? I don't know bro I just hope
47:34
they keep going just for the at it now like.
47:36
You better go to your freaking dead.
47:39
I'm serious. I hope they've given Diesel a
47:41
superpower just to top everything off.
47:43
Like, yeah, this whole time. He was an Avenger this whole
47:49
time, Rose, Iron Man. That's it, Yeah.
47:52
Who knows? Anyway, there's a corianders.
47:54
There's probably a few more, but I'll check it up on our social,
47:56
see what our people, our followers are, what the
47:59
corianders are. Yeah, tell us what you think.
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