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How were the Pyramids built? · Talking Shed

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Yo, welcome back to the Talking Shit podcast.
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All right, it's the bro. Much too much host from the
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coast. He's sharper than the auntie.
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in sports, pop culture and live speed questions.
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Welcome, welcome, welcome. On today's episode, we'll be
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talking about a few things. My one I'm gonna start off with
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a general update, going to a course next week.
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Oh yeah, yeah, and I'm gonna go into my bad week I had this
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week. NRL one, round one.
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Oh, welcome back. Welcome back.
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Hey, yo, you. Good fantasy team sorted as
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well. Kinda, I need to see round one
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team list. Well, if you don't know, we'll
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we'll talk about it very briefly.
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We've created the NRL Fantasy League and we've got close to 50
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people entering into it. Yeah, $50 entry and let's just
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say a lot of we've got experts in that in that entire.
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Feel like we're getting we're going to get absolutely ripped
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by this dude because he's sending all this information.
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I'm thinking, bro, what does that mean?
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I was like, he's talking about like getting your money back and
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he needs 50 points to earn his money.
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I was like, bro what the hell does that mean?
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Anyway, we're also going to be talking about how we think the
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pyramids were built. Yeah, that would be interesting.
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And then the I'm going to go into some absolute horrendous
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activities we've had in the in the last week and two from
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professional sports through to NRL.
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So yeah, if we'll update you on what's been happening there.
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Yeah, let's just say that much. You sent me some pictures and I
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was like, hey, let's kick it off, man.
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We got general updates recently. Macho and I have been talking
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about education. And bro, you actually have kind
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of inspired me a little bit. And so recently my partner and I
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decided that, you know, you know how like often rich people,
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let's just use rich people as the example here.
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They talk about, you know, if you want to get a hidden life,
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you've got to start educating yourself.
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And I think we've been talking about a few things recently.
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And so for me, I've decided that I'm going to this development
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course next week. Property development course.
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Oh, yeah. Which is a first for me because
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I've never done anything like this.
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And the whole point in it is basically to network, connect
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and kind of get an idea of how you can kind of delve into
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property development. And let's just say that's
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expensive. True.
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How does it cost? You know people.
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Often, you know, bring up this term ROI, return on investment.
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Yeah. And let's just say if I'm
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putting 600 bucks into this, because that's how much this
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course is going to cost for two days and it's down at the
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Mondrian Hotel, which is apparently a fancier hotel or
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something, I expect more than 600 bucks in return.
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Yeah, yeah, damn. And what so is it just going to
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be people like presenting on how they.
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Yeah, they development, they start their development career
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and that kind of thing. Yeah, the.
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Reason why I'm interested in it is because obviously I invest in
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property and my whole kind of reason for going is that I want
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to start looking into these types of developments where I
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can kind of go into it without having to use my own cash.
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So you can they're, they're property developers are pretty
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good at it, bro. They use other people's cash to
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do it. Not all of them.
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Some of them, you know, front up their own cash or a certain
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amount. But I, I kind of want to just
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know how to look for these types of deals, Eh, 'cause I want to
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get, I do want to get ahead or get ahead in life, you know, and
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like we speak about it all the time.
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Like, you know, if it's one thing that we would do with
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$1,000,000, what would it be, you know, Yeah, yeah.
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And my answer most of the time is I'll just Chuck it all in
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Bitcoin. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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You know, so for myself and my partner, we're actually going to
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this course and I always want to like people would.
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This is the thing that kind of buzzed me out a little bit.
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I've never really been into gambling, but I know people who
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are into gambling and I'd rather spend 600 bucks, for example, on
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like taking a punt as something that's not guaranteed.
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And, and I'm not saying this is guaranteed either.
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Like this is 600 bucks and let's be honest, it's not guaranteed
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that I'm going to make 600 bucks or more.
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But I'd rather spend money at least trying to educate myself
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so that I can get ahead of life rather than just taking the punt
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as something that I'm not really good at.
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Yeah, yeah, 100%. You know, like, do you, do you
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feel, do you find sometimes find that there's something that
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people do and you're just like, why would you spend money on
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that? Yeah, 100% And then people
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always spend too much money. I don't know 'cause I'm bad, I
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gamble as well, so. But.
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The yeah, but you don't do it often.
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The thing is, I actually had a conversation with my workmate
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about this yesterday. He's like, I treat my gambling
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as investing in crypto. Like that's gambling.
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And I was like to him, I was like, bro, that's not the same.
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Like, yeah, yeah, it's, it's a, it is, I guess it is a gamble.
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Yeah. But like people, lots of people
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take gambling and it's, to be honest, it's never a good thing
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probably. But like you're watching a sport
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and it adds to the sport for me and that makes it fun.
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I know it's bad and everything like that.
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But like, it's, it's, I don't think it's ever looked at as
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like an investment kind of thing.
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It's always looked at as like a well, I reckon, I reckon
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everyone knows like you're, you're kind of stuffing yourself
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over by doing it. So like 100% it's a waste of
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money. Yeah.
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And like you should be doing other stuff.
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I've, I find that like, yeah, I don't know.
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I just find that like, I was thinking about this this week,
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actually. When you were like younger, 1314
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years old, did you always just think you were going to be rich
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and you just didn't know how? Yeah.
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And I'm thinking now I'm like, bro, that's why I'm not rich.
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I'm like, Gee, I always just thought like, I'll be that will
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just sort itself out. Like I don't have to worry about
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it. And then so I've kind of carried
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that mentality out throughout my whole life.
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And then now I'm getting to like 30 now I'm thinking like.
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Yeah. God damn, we're probably not
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going to be rich, but and that kind of leads into my one as
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well. If I maybe we could tie in our
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our Gen. updates, but because like I got hit, I'm getting my
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trying to sell my car and stuff and I could get a roadworthy and
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it's like $2000 to get a roadworthy.
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I'm thinking that's things like that's so bad.
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Is that? Because.
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But that's because you got stuff to fix then, yeah.
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Stuff to fix, yeah. But like, and I was thinking
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back at when I was 1314 probably, and I thought I was
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going to be rich. I probably thought by the time I
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was $32,000 wouldn't hit me hard.
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And I probably also thought I wouldn't be driving in this
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antenna still. And so I was thinking like
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reverse engineering my, my life and thinking, damn, where did I
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go wrong? Like it's like I thought I was
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going to be way more ahead. And like bro I was thinking
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about it as well. I lowkey feel I know I'm not
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broke but like I feel a little bit broke hey.
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I know what you. Mean like, but I can't just go
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buy a Ranger, for example, like so I'm thinking in my head
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because of what I thought I was going to be like at 15.
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I was like, Gee, I'm, I'm a little bit broke.
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I'm not broke broke, but I like, I'm a little bit broke.
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And so like, but it's to tie back into what you asked me.
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It's like, yeah, that's the problem I think is people like
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myself don't think ahead of what they want to be or how this
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money is going to be affecting them.
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If you spend like this in the future and like, but of course
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you need to do stuff like that to like invest in a property
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course or education and uni and to to actually like get ahead
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and like. But I reckon honestly, the
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biggest thing is what you said is networking AI reckon that's
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the big like his bro. I'm sorry, but if you, we've
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talked about it as well, but our, my conversations around the
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dinner table was about the warriors and like about jokes
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and funny stuff. And then I talked to some of my
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friends I went to uni and stuff with and their dad's giving them
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like investment advice or stuff like that.
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And I'm like, bro, we, I never had that growing up, growing up
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ever. Like is it was just different.
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And to be honest, I wouldn't trade that because like, but I
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probably don't value that or I do value.
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I don't know. I just, I just love having fun
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conversation and I love rugby league.
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I love all that kind of stuff. And that's probably because I
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was put up like that. But like, I don't know, it's,
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it's a, it's a hard one, I reckon.
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I always, I'm always battling that as well.
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It's like, bro, how rich do I want to get and how much am I
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willing to sacrifice to get there?
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But that, that's it, that's people aren't.
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And and to be honest, I look at would I rather go on a trip to
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Europe or would I rather not go on a trip and basically slave
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away and stuff? And I'm like, bro, of course I
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want to go on a trip to Europe. Yeah, yeah, you know, and, but
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the only way I'm going to get to Europe is if I do either slave
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away at work or if I somehow become a bloody millionaire.
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Yeah. Which is possible.
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Yeah. And how many stories have we
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heard, bro, where people don't make their money till they're
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fifty? Yeah.
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You know what I mean? Yeah.
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So you, you like you and me are gonna have that broke mentality
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in the next 20 years at least. That's what I'm kind of saying.
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I'm like, bro, sure. I've just always had that.
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So I feel like my mindset is always yeah, yeah. 20 years
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later, I'll have a yeah. Yeah.
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So and I'm like bro, maybe I need to start doing something
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now. Stop gambling.
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Stop not working hard or whatever.
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Like, yeah, I don't know well. Because I hear some extreme
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stories of like business or entrepreneurial people or
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entrepreneurs and just the intense kind of sacrifices
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they've made to get to where they are.
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Yeah. But then I think they're real.
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Like they wouldn't be fun to be around.
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Nah, no way. Like at A at a dinner table.
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Yeah, they're talking business and they're talking, you know,
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this and that, maybe politics and all that.
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Like, yeah, I can see you can get a vibe out of that, but I'm
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like you, bro, I would rather speak and have fun at a dinner
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table. You know, it doesn't always need
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to be about money. And I think that's the problem,
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bro. Everyone thinks that money is
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got to be the end goal. Yeah.
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You know, and I and to be feel like you, bro, I grew up in a in
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a family where, you know, I was really well looked after in
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terms of, you know, I didn't have to worry about food on the
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table. I didn't have to worry about,
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you know, could I do I have to go to school the next day
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without lunch? I didn't have to do that.
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My parents had all that. Do you get what I mean?
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Like, so my parents made the sacrifice so that my siblings
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and I could live a decent life, could live a good life.
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And I look back on it and I'm like, all right, although my
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parents aren't business minded in terms of investing and stuff
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like that, but my parents were really well educated in terms
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of, well, they had a family home, they bought a family home.
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They were both well educated, you know, to, to, to, you know,
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as much as what they could be. And so they've passed down these
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traits. And like my dad, for example,
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and, and I think similar to yours, he had all the control of
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money in our family. Like he, he was the one that
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paid the bills. And stuff.
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See my dad? No, my dad's the complete.
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Opposite of the other way. Yeah.
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Yeah. Well, my my dad, for example,
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had all of that, you know what I mean?
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So he was the one that kind of educated me in that sense,
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right? Yeah.
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But where I want to go further is the investment right now.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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And that's what we've done. My wife, obviously Hunter and I
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have now in that route. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're going
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down that route. You.
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Know you guys are really good like we try you guys.
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You guys do make sacrifices and do all the right things and you
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guys like you guys are good influences on me.
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Should not to be honest, because we're pretty bad.
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Like we'll shop and stuff. We're like you guys are pretty.
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It comes. It comes though bro like at at a
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cost. Like if, if, if like say 2 of my
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mates, bro, like let's just say that, you know, we all said, oh,
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let's go out for dinner. And that one that was 50 bucks.
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And then another man was like, oh, let's go out for a round of
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golf, which is like 50 to 80 bucks.
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I'm like, oh shit, I've got to choose between 1:00 or the
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other. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Because I can't do both. Yeah, You know what I mean?
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Like that's the type. That's what I mean.
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Like we're, we're extreme. We're on the extreme side at the
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moment. Yeah, yeah.
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And that does come at a cost, you know.
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So that's where we're at anyway. So we're going to a course this
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week, next weekend, looking forward to it, see how see how
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it works out for us and let's just see if we make that money
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back that ROI baby. But we'll see.
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But anyway, back to you bro. Yeah, Nah, that was pretty much
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my update. I just had a real bad weekend,
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to be honest. Like hey, I got help with that,
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bro. I got sick and so like I
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couldn't work out because I love working out and I couldn't work
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out and I was just like. Are you sick right now?
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Nah, I'm all good now. I got over it.
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But like after our Wednesday dinner, I was actually bro.
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That's why I was sitting at the table.
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You guys were talking, I was singing.
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But I kind of feel kind of I was like, bro, I feel kind of
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fucked. I was like, I felt so sick and
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then and then what? What bro?
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Something else that happened after that.
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I think I had a bad day at work and then and actually cracked
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up. I was talking to Shaddai because
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she had a pretty bad week as well.
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And then we were like talking about to each other and I, I
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said something so cringe. I was actually actually thinking
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about it a couple of days after. I was still thinking about it
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now and I was like to. Oh well.
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Guess we fall back in our good habits.
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I was like what the what did I say that bro?
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I was like just fall back or not good habits trying to find the
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positive. So cringe.
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I was like, yeah, but anyway, we are, we're trying to do that and
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that's pretty much we're at the moment, but.
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Hey, that's actually let's just quickly on that.
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Not every week is a good week. So I'm just saying not every day
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is a good day. Yeah, but there are some shit
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days, bro. Yeah, everyone goes through
13:41
that. So don't think that I'm having a
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good day every single day. No, no way.
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For me though, I always try to look for the positive end.
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Yeah, positive side you. Know what I mean?
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You gotta stay positive. Yeah.
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Yeah. You're a guest like yourself.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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Yeah, sometimes you actually got to.
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Yeah, yeah. But the one positive in my life
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at the moment is NRL. Let's go.
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So we got it starting in coming up and I just want to get some
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hot takes and our opinions. I can give you time to think.
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I don't know if you've had time to think.
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So we'll go our deli in winner wooden spoon and our hot take of
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the of the of the year. Do you know yours off by heart
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or do you want me to go first? You go first.
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OK, so I reckon the winner. I see Broncos going back-to-back
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a yeah, paying house last year. I like their four pack.
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Another year under the belt. They haven't had much changes.
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Yes, I I see them go back-to-back wooden spoon.
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I got Saint George like I'm sorry, Kyle Flanahan half up.
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I'm nothing on that. So sorry, Kyle, but and they
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fall back. I think it's just a bit mixed
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between too old and too young. I think they just like they
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don't have. I don't reckon they got much to
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be honest. Valentine home is probably the
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only thing shout out Setu too though.
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I hope you go good bro. Crazy seeing him play a shout
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out. Yeah.
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Man, that's such a long journey because we both played with them
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and a naked and I played against them growing up and but I always
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thought he was a gunner. Actually, funny story.
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I remember the first time I played against him, he was
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playing who and I was playing for Richmond and bro.
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They did a cross field kick on the line and I sprinted across
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to try and get it. I was watching watching ball and
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I jumped, but like because I was running, I couldn't really jump
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and I couldn't jump as high as he do.
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And we both jumped for a bro and his knee was like on my
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shoulder. He like fully like specky knee
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bro and caught the ball and scored.
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I was like, holy hell. I was like, God damn.
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I was absolutely. But yeah, they had some.
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We had some good matches in them at Delhi M, but I'm going
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Mitchell Moses. I reckon Mitchell Moses is going
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to a massive, massive year, OK. And I reckon no one and his team
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will take points off them and I reckon that they're going to be
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better than that. Everyone expects.
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Like I think Dylan Walker coming off the bench in the middle row
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will be really good for them. I think Pisit, I don't really
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know, maybe he'll be all right. He'll be at least better than
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but they had previously like 2 good ball distributors and then
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I think the edges are pretty good and middle's aren't bad as
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well so I reckon they'll make the 8 eels.
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I got 2 two questions for you there real quick.
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Who do you think will be the what is it the Darky?
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The dark comp, the the like Smokey, maybe eels, I reckon.
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OK, yeah. Because I reckon many people
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have them very high. Yeah.
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Do you reckon? Yeah.
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Do people have them high or not? I have no idea.
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Yeah. So I'd have to say they're.
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Not high on my list. Yeah, yeah.
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And my, my, my second one was who?
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Who do you think will be the flop?
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The flop yeah, but I don't know, but I reckon pinners could have
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an offer you this year right, yeah cuz damn they they did
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finish strong really strong last year, but I don't like Blaise
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Telangye and I think Dylan Edwards is kind of coming down a
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bit as well. True, I don't know I could
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absolutely E my words. I'm just trying to have a hot
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take there, but like, I don't know, I wasn't obviously Cleary
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and yo could just carry them, but I feel like they could be on
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a bit of a calm down at the moment.
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OK, yeah. And then yeah, I guess those are
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my hot text. That's pretty much it.
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So where are you at it? Damn, Mitchell Moses daily Em is
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that's that's a that's I reckon that's a smoky.
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Yeah, yeah, it could actually be for me.
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I think 1 is a shit. I'm saying Penrith.
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Penrith. I reckon Penrith, they just have
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that bar. Just to be fair, they only
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started bad last year because Clary was an error.
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He missed. I don't, I don't even know.
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But all I remember is that people.
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Yeah. Well, what?
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They lost eight in a row, didn't they?
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Yeah, at the start of the season.
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Holy and then they come all the way back and got to the semi
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fun. Yeah Oh, what is it Yeah that
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they've got a different mentality down there right.
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So I'd say that I reckon they're going to win it this year.
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OK, my Smokey this year is the Roosters.
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I reckon they could potentially creep in there just for the
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experience of Daily Cheer Evans. Like I think he'll compliment,
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what's his name, Sam Walker. Really.
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Well, Yeah, obviously Teddy at the back.
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Yeah. Like Angus Cardin like that.
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I just, I love, I just love the the the way the team looks at
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the moment. Yeah.
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But in saying that, they could be my flop as well.
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So they're my they're my smoky and they're my flop at the same
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time. Yeah.
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And if I was to go daily M, daily M, bro, that's a hard one
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for me. Hey, you know, I'm gonna go
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against the grain. I'm not gonna choose 1/2, I'm
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gonna go. But I wanna prop to 1 today.
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Honestly. Payne House, yeah, I think he
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could be daily in this year and the only reason why I say that
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last year at Brisbane, I think he's due for a big year.
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Bro the only thing trash about daily inn is they need to change
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it. Bro is like only good players
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and bad teams can win because like Reese Walsham, Payne, Hass
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are going to be stealing points of each other the whole season.
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Pat Kerrigan will steal a point, Tony Staggs will steal A and
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then like if the Knights are killing it, Caitlin Pong.
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Oh no, like if Eels are killing it, Moses is going to get the
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points every time, you know what I mean?
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Like they need to just need to make it a straight vote.
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How? How would you change it?
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Just vote like at the end, like they do in the NBA.
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But it's not a it's not a gradual thing that you pick it
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just experts have opinion at the end of the season once all
19:14
things are final wrapped. I get it's a cool thing and it's
19:16
a cool racy diagram thing they do at the end, but like, it
19:20
doesn't get the best player. Yeah.
19:22
And it hasn't like Tedesco shouldn't have got it last year.
19:24
Reese Law should've. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Yeah.
19:26
No, you're right. There before that Johnson should
19:27
have got it Kaitlyn Ponga shouldn't have got it Adam for
19:29
Noel Blake was stealing points off Shawn Johnson like.
19:31
Yeah, yeah, wooden spoon for me. I don't want him to be, but I
19:35
think they will be the Knights. I just, they, I don't know
19:39
what's going on down there, bro. The team's actually.
19:42
Good. They they like they've got good
19:43
players. I mean, the addition of Dylan
19:44
Brown this year and Trey Mooney, I think that Trey Mooney's down
19:47
there in LA. Yeah, it's a Trey.
19:48
Yeah, yeah, yeah. The prop from Canberra, from
19:50
Canberra, yeah. I think that's a massive like
19:53
boost. Yeah, because I haven't seen
19:54
enough. Which Mooney?
19:55
Yeah. I just love that he's got that
19:57
dog in him, bro. He's ruthless.
19:59
He's ruthless, yeah. And so, yeah, I just, I don't
20:02
know. I don't know, like I don't want
20:04
them to be the flops because I I actually love the Knights.
20:06
I want them to do well. I want especially for their
20:08
community. But yeah, I just think that they
20:10
could be the wooden spooners again this year.
20:13
In terms of my daily aim, I see Payne Haas just because I don't
20:18
want a full back and a half and saying that the team that I want
20:22
to do well this year is the West Tigers.
20:25
I want them to do yeah. I love the Tigers.
20:29
I love being they. Could be a Smokey.
20:30
Yeah, they're very Smokey. They're kind of.
20:32
That Maccini bro. Yeah.
20:34
Damn, he's dangerous. Like proper.
20:37
He folded. He folded that whole left hitch.
20:42
Oh, right, Edge. That was insane.
20:45
Yeah, yeah, Flat chats this week we got onto conspiracy theories.
20:48
And the conspiracy theory that's obviously a very common one
20:51
within conversations is how were the pyramids built?
20:54
And so my question for Machu and myself is how we actually think
20:58
the pyramids were built. But before we do that, I'll come
21:01
across this video. And I wouldn't say it's a, it's
21:04
a new theory behind it, but basically, again, it's just
21:06
talking about how they were built.
21:07
They were unbuilt. About two years ago, I got an
21:11
e-mail from a guy who had a theory about the pyramids.
21:14
And at first I kind of ignored it because when it comes to the
21:18
pyramids, the line between researcher and conspiracy
21:21
theorist gets a little blurry. But he sent me all of his
21:27
research, almost 10 years of work, and I did look at it
21:31
eventually and it completely changed the way that I look at
21:34
the pyramids, he said. The pyramids weren't built, they
21:40
were unbuilt. And maybe all the missing
21:42
evidence that we've been searching for, the ramps, the
21:44
tools and the machinery, it's not missing at all.
21:47
It's actually right in front of us, just misinterpreted.
21:51
So I want to walk you through this theory today, but I'm not
21:53
going to lie, this e-mail did take me down a very strange
21:56
rabbit hole because for all the theories and simulations and
22:00
4000 years of research and speculation, we actually know
22:04
very little about how these structures were built.
22:11
We can't understand the pyramids without talking about time
22:15
because the pyramids are very, very old.
22:19
The cliche saying is that Cleopatra lived closer to the
22:22
iPhone than she did to the construction of the pyramids.
22:25
The ancient Romans would tour the pyramids like we tour the
22:28
Colosseum today, and over that insane scale of time things get
22:33
blurry. But what we do know is that
22:37
pyramids themselves were the end point of a massive architectural
22:40
learning curve, each one taking about 10 to 15 meters and each
22:45
one getting us closer to the Great Pyramid. 146 meters tall,
22:51
2.3 million blocks of stone. The base is almost a perfect
22:55
square off by mere centimeters, with a slope so razor precise
23:00
because even the slightest variation would mean a failure
23:03
at the top, and the whole thing is aligned almost perfectly to
23:07
true north off by just 115th of a degree.
23:11
And they did all of this without or lasers or GPS.
23:16
As far as we know they use nothing but the stars and if you
23:19
scaled it to the size of the earth the height to base ratio
23:23
would almost match the curvature of the planet.
23:26
The latitude is the exact same number as the speed light and
23:30
just 0.0002° off of the pyramids.
23:34
Latitude is also this subway in Louisiana because a lot of
23:38
things exist on that latitude. But you see, the pyramids seem
23:44
so impossible and our understanding is so limited that
23:48
it's just the perfect breeding ground for conspiracy theories.
23:52
In that video, they were basically talking about how the
23:57
theory comes to obviously the common one, which is like ramps
24:01
and all that stuff. First and foremost, he goes, the
24:04
pyramids weren't built, they were unbuilt.
24:07
What does that mean? Right.
24:09
How does it ever make sense for? How do you unbuild something
24:13
that's already right there in front of your eyes?
24:15
But what the unbuilt? Yeah, so it sounds like the
24:19
theory behind what they were going to delve into a little bit
24:23
deeper. It's a bit too long.
24:24
So that's why I didn't want to go into this one.
24:27
Was they constructed it in a way where Well, did you see that
24:31
image? They constructed in a way where
24:33
they, they pretty much, they built it, but then they so there
24:36
was like a big mass of land or something and yeah, yeah, they
24:38
pretty much stripped it all back.
24:40
Think of like sculpting something.
24:41
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like I think that's what they
24:43
were going to get into there. Yeah.
24:45
So like chiseling the kind of thing out of out of rock or
24:48
something. Yeah.
24:49
Yeah, exactly. I.
24:50
Can see it. There that happening.
24:51
So that was actually one of my theories.
24:54
My my own personal opinion was like, what if like when it was
24:58
built and this is just going way off and this is me not even
25:01
doing research by the way. Yeah.
25:02
So my theory is what if there was sand already there at a
25:06
higher level where the peak of the perimeters and they dug A
25:10
trench or some sort? And just rolled them in or or
25:13
like slid them in. Something like that or and then
25:16
they like, for example, you know how they concrete something out
25:18
so it stays like that. So there's nothing that can fall
25:20
in and it fills it back up. So like they put some form of
25:24
concrete, I don't know, and then they just reversed it that way.
25:28
And then over time, somehow they were ahead of ahead of Earth's
25:34
natural way of doing things. And they're like, OK, within the
25:37
next 1000 years, the sand is going to go from this level and
25:40
drop by 100 meters. And so like they were going
25:43
like, dude did this one when the sand was here and the sand
25:46
dropped. They did this one, the sand
25:47
would drop. They did that one, the sand
25:49
would drop with it. And there was just like it just,
25:51
we were just moving with the times.
25:52
Yeah. So now, honestly, that's the
25:56
theory. Yeah, I don't know, Maybe that's
25:58
what this dude was thinking as well.
25:59
Reverse engineers. So.
26:02
But honestly, my, I don't, I don't know if we're going to any
26:04
other ones, but I reckon we just had that dog and I say and we
26:07
just, we just. Built it, yeah.
26:09
I like Burr of I reckon the slaves back then potentially
26:15
built a little bit different and they just dragged that shit all
26:18
the way up. Yeah, yeah.
26:19
And like everyone's saying, it's to the 10th most degree of it
26:25
couldn't have ever been made. That way, three off, yeah, true
26:29
north. But I was like, bro what?
26:30
So they just drew a N line and they just made sure to stay on
26:33
that line. Yeah, I think what people are
26:35
getting tripped out about though, is that supposedly back
26:38
in midday they didn't have compasses.
26:40
They didn't have, you know. But you know how they did a day
26:42
back in the day it. Was three stars or something I.
26:45
Don't know and the sun as well. Well, the Pacific and
26:48
Australians couldn't do it through the sun apparently
26:52
because it was harder. So we, we were the star
26:55
navigators and there was a star that was always pretty, pretty
26:59
much on north. And so I think it was less
27:01
accurate though, or yeah. And so they used to do it as
27:05
pretty much like a sundial. So you do where's the sun at in
27:10
the morning and then where is it at afternoon?
27:13
And then you draw a circle on that.
27:15
Oh, no, sorry. Yeah.
27:16
You draw a circle on that, and from where it was in the morning
27:20
to where it was in the afternoon, that's gonna give you
27:22
east to West. And then perpendicular from that
27:25
on the circle will give you north to South.
27:28
Yeah. OK.
27:28
I. Can see that.
27:30
I can see that. So like where?
27:32
Yeah, they would have just done a little circle thing and then
27:35
been like. Well, off air, you and I were
27:37
just saying I feel like it's not as complicated as what people
27:40
make it out today. Yeah, they couldn't have done
27:42
it. There's no way.
27:43
It's like, bro, we made an iPhone like 100%.
27:46
It's like we got there in the end.
27:48
We came from them, Yeah. Yeah, people there, I reckon
27:54
it's not as complicated as what people think.
27:55
Yeah. So what I want to do, I want to
27:56
turn this into a bit of a game. OK, I've got 5 theories that
28:00
common theories. OK, 5 common theories that have
28:02
been spoken about when it comes to this topic.
28:04
And I want you to choose whether you keep it or you toss it, OK?
28:07
Yeah. If you keep more than one, we
28:10
then knock it out. OK, but you got to choose one by
28:13
the end of this game. OK, so here's the game.
28:15
We're going through some theories about how the pyramids
28:17
were built. For each one, you have to decide
28:19
to keep it or toss it. The first theory ready?
28:24
Yeah, first theory. Ramps and labor.
28:28
So the pyramids were built by 10s of thousands of skilled
28:30
Egyptian workers using ramps, sleds, ropes and simple tools.
28:34
So why do people believe this? Because archaeologists have
28:37
found worker villages, skeletons with healed injuries, tool Marks
28:40
and stones, and even ancient healed injuries.
28:43
The scribe. With the bad knees, they seen
28:46
the knees. Oh bro, MCLS gone.
28:50
They might see my knees and they think I was like that, like
28:54
that. He's doing some hard labour.
28:56
Really. So first up, I'll ask you keep,
28:59
keep. That 100% that sounds that
29:01
sounds legit as. OK theory, tramp water
29:04
transport. Oh keep so something.
29:08
The stones were floated on boats along Nile canals during flood
29:12
season. Why?
29:13
Because it seems easier to float a multi ton block than drag it
29:17
over sand. Plus some ancient.
29:19
So you put it on like a boat or something and then you just
29:21
float. That'd be pretty heavy though,
29:23
G. Yeah, so some ancient people
29:25
describe transporting limestone by boat and their canal tracers.
29:28
This is near Geezer, which is obviously the main.
29:31
Keep, keep it. Yeah, OK, that sounds legit.
29:35
And I've seen the they're pretty close to the river, right?
29:38
Yeah. So it would flood and it would
29:40
be like. Supposedly where the pyramids
29:41
are, they used to be like rivers that go right up to.
29:45
Where that sounds, I reckon it's a mixture of that and the first.
29:49
The first, yeah, OK. Well, theory 3, counterweights
29:52
and levers. So the third theory, the
29:54
Egyptians use counterweights or giant lever systems instead of
29:57
ramps. So why do people believe this?
29:59
Some argue that ramps would have been too steep or massive at
30:03
higher levels, so levers might make more sense for raising
30:07
blocks. Because to get to the top it
30:09
would be a kilometre ramp if it was a.
30:11
Straight ramp even longer. Yeah, yeah, I think, I think
30:14
I've seen one person or video talk about the ramps would have
30:18
had to be like 2 kilometres plus.
30:21
Yeah, OK, steepness and stuff. So this one here is countering
30:25
theory 1 keep. That's three for three.
30:31
I reckon I could have done. It's a mixture of all of them.
30:35
Alright, 34 this is. A common one.
30:37
Believe it or not, aliens built them.
30:40
OK, so why do people believe this?
30:42
Because the stones are huge, the precision is incredible, and
30:45
some people assume humans back then couldn't do it.
30:48
Nah, aliens can't do that. Gee, we're stronger than them,
30:52
so time might have come to watch, but Nah we were.
30:55
Nah Nah, no aliens G have. You have you heard about these
30:58
ancient giants in the Bible? Nah.
31:01
They talk about these salmons. Yeah, yeah.
31:05
Saw Salmons for the first time. They're like what the hell?
31:07
Look at those times. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
31:12
Well, apparently there are these giants that are spoken about in
31:14
the Bible. Yeah, biblical terms where the
31:18
angels basically had sex with humans and it created this off
31:22
breed of humans and they were these giants.
31:25
So people believe that these aliens are these giants that
31:28
were they're described in the Bible and they're described
31:31
throughout other religious texts, so.
31:35
That's either Africans or Samoans I think.
31:38
I think that actually might be true.
31:39
It could be up bro, I reckon. You're telling me 1,000,000
31:46
David Tours, They're building the pyramid.
31:50
Yeah. True.
31:51
True. You might be right.
31:54
You might be right. Very 5.
31:56
So you're tossing that one right?
31:57
Yeah, very 5 post flood or lost civilization.
32:01
So the pyramids were built after a global flood or by a lost
32:06
advanced civilization. So why something pyramids are
32:09
too old or too perfect for non Egyptian history So a prior
32:13
civilization or flood survivors must have built them.
32:17
So damn have you seen that Graham Hancock?
32:19
I think we've spoken about it, The ancient apocalypse series on
32:21
TV on Netflix. No, I can't remember.
32:23
I've told me so. Graham Hancock actually talks
32:25
about these ancient civilizations a lot.
32:28
Yeah. And he believes a lot of the
32:30
technology that was used by these ancient or advanced
32:35
civilizations have been lost due to that flood.
32:38
So, you know, the great flood that's described in the Bible.
32:40
No, you don't. Noah's ark.
32:41
Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
32:42
So he built that ark because God told him I'm going to create.
32:45
So he's going to wipe out or sin or evil, pretty much.
32:47
Right. Yeah.
32:48
So he and, and it's not just in the Bible, it's in, again, all
32:51
these religious, different religious texts.
32:53
And so they, he believes that there was a advanced
32:57
civilization prior to these floods.
33:00
So they could have been. Like for example, the advanced
33:04
giant Samoans. There could have been phones
33:09
back then. There could have been, I don't
33:10
know, podcast. Yeah.
33:12
You know what I mean? Yeah, Yeah.
33:12
Yeah, so it could have been like us now a massive flood happens
33:15
and then next minute. It's basically one.
33:17
Why is the Eiffel? Tower that's crazy yeah it's
33:20
like bro we built that ages ago and then you guys have to
33:23
restart yeah so like that kind of vibes well.
33:25
Pretty much, yeah. Yeah.
33:26
So, he said. Because we've lost all of that
33:28
because of the floods. Yeah, we had to restart again.
33:31
So we've started from basically square 1 and we've built our way
33:33
back up to where we are now. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Nah all.
33:39
Right, so you've chosen the first 3.
33:41
Yeah, that's, but that sounds like, I reckon they could have
33:44
gone OK. We need heaps of slaves,
33:48
probably Africans because they're the strongest or
33:50
whatever, and then you get millions of them and then you
33:53
go, yeah, OK, we need a ramp. Ramp got thing too hard at some
33:57
point, so they went, OK, counter lever crane thingy.
34:00
And then they were transporting it in a river.
34:03
That sounds legit. I reckon we could have.
34:05
Done. So you're mixing all theories?
34:06
Yeah, 1-2 and three. Yeah, yeah.
34:07
OK. Yeah.
34:08
Yeah, OK. Yeah, Yeah, yeah, I'm, I'm
34:10
Woody. Yeah.
34:11
I reckon, I reckon that's how I reckon it was like, I don't know
34:15
how they did it, but like very, I don't know how someone made my
34:18
Mac or any like made a nerfing pill, like true.
34:23
I reckon they just would have been smart dudes or what?
34:24
They would have discussed it and like, yeah, I don't know.
34:27
Yeah, I believe that. I believe that.
34:31
I honestly don't think it's that hard.
34:33
But no, I don't people thinking too deep into it thinking like
34:36
how would they get it precise? Also, all those videos were like
34:40
almost precise, almost exactly, almost exactly a square.
34:44
So I was like, so it wasn't exact.
34:46
Cuz you know what you know what kind of makes me think yeah we
34:48
did it and it's definitely possible yeah is well, if we can
34:52
make a plane fly yeah I'm like they didn't have planes back
34:56
then yeah. So we're better.
34:58
Wow. We got well it sounds like we
35:01
got better technology. Yeah, yeah, today than back
35:03
then. So honestly why do you think?
35:06
Well hard work, commitment and hit the slaves.
35:10
Yeah, I think you can start more.
35:12
So like, there's some strong people, bro.
35:15
They'll be able to do that, yeah.
35:17
I think so, yeah. Anyway, that's my question so.
35:20
That's good bro, what do you reckon?
35:22
Honestly, I think it's a mix of those three things.
35:24
Yeah. Just straight up, it sounds
35:25
legit. They say that the the rocks or
35:29
the granite or whatever that's. How heavy are?
35:31
Those well, they're apparently they're tons, like tons tons
35:35
tons. I'm not joking.
35:37
OK, so they say 1 rock that you see on the pyramid is about 30
35:43
or 40 SU VS. So that's a ton per car, I
35:49
believe you know, roughly no. Yeah, yeah.
35:51
It's about that. Yeah.
35:53
So you got a time ZAP by 30, so 30 to 40 SUV, that's pretty
35:57
heavy. That's pretty heavy.
35:58
So I'm just thinking, yeah, how did they do it?
36:01
I'm not sure, honestly, I have no idea.
36:03
But I do think it's a mixture of.
36:06
I also don't believe that they don't look that heavy.
36:11
Yeah. But what if they like chiseled
36:14
it in half, for example, and then they had like some type of
36:17
concrete that they meshed it back together in it, you know
36:19
what I mean? Yeah.
36:19
Or what if they? Actually just like had heaps of
36:22
form, like they formed each one there and they somehow made the
36:27
stone. Yeah, true.
36:29
Like a concrete block kind of thing.
36:31
Yeah, yeah. Or is that just absolutely like
36:33
no, they obviously got the same like as you can't make stuff
36:36
well. They say it came from a quarry,
36:37
for example, like 100 kilometers.
36:39
Well, it's probably further than that, to be honest.
36:40
Yeah. And it.
36:41
And they say the only reason why that's not possible is because
36:45
or. Yeah, exactly the same is.
36:47
Because they're exactly the same from this, from this one
36:49
particular query. So OK, I don't know.
36:53
I don't know. I don't know.
36:54
But they don't know exactly that it's there.
36:56
Like potentially, I don't know. Yeah.
37:00
There's too many, there's too many ifs and buts and I would
37:03
just rather go with no, we did it.
37:05
About 100%. Oh damn, Alien came and did it.
37:13
OK, sports scandals this week on Talking Shed.
37:21
We have a few goodies to be honest, I just want to run
37:26
through a few of them I've been blowing your phone up this week
37:28
because it's been crazy bro. It's actually been crazy so the
37:33
first one was a couple weeks ago with Dan Hooker, famous UFC
37:36
fighter from New Zealand pretty cool one, but pretty pretty No
37:43
God damn, not a pretty cool one like so he was I thought he was
37:48
pretty cool to be honest. He's still good.
37:51
But because in my opinion, OK, nada.
37:55
OK, how I'm gonna do this? I'm gonna tell you all these
37:58
different scandals. Yeah.
37:59
And you're gonna tell me which is the worst from worst to best?
38:03
And these are real scandals. These are real scandals.
38:05
Yeah. OK, allegedly.
38:07
I don't know. Yeah, now I've seen all the
38:08
photos. They definitely are.
38:11
OK. So the first one is Dan Hooker.
38:13
So apparently he was in an open relationship and now his side
38:18
girl has come out and be like you've stopped funding my life
38:22
so now I'm exposing you. And he's come out and said that
38:26
she's come out and said that he was gay and had like pigging and
38:30
that kind of stuff. And then she's.
38:35
Gone if I just hit that last one.
38:39
No, it's facts. There's a video of it and of the
38:42
phone and then there's an absolutely atrocious video of
38:48
picture of this dude. Let's just say low angle and
38:55
sphincter is out and that's why actually so gross.
39:01
It's so gross. But yeah, anyway that's we'll
39:04
give you that as the first option.
39:06
So Dan Hook is a scandal next scandal.
39:09
Tyrell May Freaky, may he. I haven't heard about this.
39:13
Oh what? Nah, I swear I haven't.
39:16
OK, so then I'm not send it to you.
39:18
No. Oh damn, I'll I'll send it to
39:20
you. So he's pretty much taking a
39:24
video of himself put on on social media, private story or
39:27
something naked, like rocked up and he is videoing himself and
39:37
he someone else has videoed the thing and it's, it's out in
39:42
public now. So whether he's sentence someone
39:44
or he's, you know, there's a joke.
39:46
It's out in public now and. OK.
39:49
Yeah, people, it's it's going, it's good.
39:51
It's making its rounds through social media.
39:53
So that's the second one, third one.
39:55
This NFL rookie Tis Johnson, you know, he was a OK wide receiver.
40:03
He came out of Oregon and he plays the Buccaneers.
40:07
He just proposed to his partner. And so he went through this big
40:13
thing. He had the all these lights and
40:15
this nice proposal. Will, will you marry me to his
40:17
his partner? They went on to like a nice
40:19
candle at dinner bro. The ex-girlfriend has come out
40:24
and he's sent some really raunchy texts to her saying like
40:28
all this I want to meet up and fill in the blanks kind of
40:31
thing. And that morning?
40:35
Oh hell. Yeah, so.
40:37
Bro he done stuff with this. You Boo so that so that's the
40:42
that's the third. That's the third one.
40:43
And so obviously that divorced and everything.
40:46
Now the 4th is Isaiah Ioni. Yeah.
40:50
And there was a photo of him and he was obviously with a girl or
40:53
something and he got caught smoked rolling AJ and.
40:57
And yeah, rolling AJ pretty much.
40:59
So that's the, that's the 4th one.
41:01
We can go 5th. Actually.
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I didn't actually have to drop a pair.
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Trump, did you see what he did to the ice hockey girls?
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No. So the men's.
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I hate something about this but. I don't know what it means.
41:12
Ice hockey team won. Yeah, USA and he yeah.
41:16
And he USA and he videoed the men's team and he said, Oh yeah,
41:20
you guys can come to the White House and he goes better bring
41:23
the girls, even though I don't want them to go.
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I'm gonna go oh, we better invite the girls.
41:27
And then so there's been massive backlash to, to, to what Trump
41:30
said with that. I don't know.
41:31
Maybe we don't don't include that for political reasons or I
41:35
don't know. No.
41:36
OK, so that's five. Well, where would you rank
41:38
those? And like so you got Dan Hooker,
41:42
Tyrell Mate, Tish Johnson, Isaiah Iongi and Trump.
41:48
Honestly, I'm gonna put the USA one Trump at the bottom.
41:52
So that's that's not as bad as these other ones.
41:55
OK. Yeah.
41:56
Iongi, honestly, that's number four.
41:58
Yeah, that's not bad. Honestly, I would if I was him.
42:00
I'll just say that I was just having a smoke of like a
42:04
cigarette or like, you know, you know, Yeah. 100% what's inside
42:08
Cigarette, tobacco. Tobacco.
42:09
Yeah, just right. Like we, we know what you're
42:12
doing, but you know, like, come on, you know.
42:15
Bro in my opinion on that he shouldn't get punished at all
42:17
for that. Hell no bro.
42:18
First of all it's just weed. Whatever you think of drugs is
42:22
irrelevant because it's legal in some places.
42:25
Bro I get he's being a bad role model and maybe that is why but
42:29
bro Kevin Durant openly comes out and smokes weed and he says
42:33
does. He own a.
42:34
He owns a few. Businesses.
42:35
He owns businesses, bro. He said it in interviews while
42:37
he's getting interviewed. He says, yeah, I'm high right
42:39
now. Like, all right, it's just not a
42:41
big deal. And the media blows it up.
42:44
And about him being a role model or whatever, breaking the law.
42:47
But I guarantee your kids are doing some dodgy stuffs in the
42:50
bathrooms of the Burly Pavilion or wherever they're going out in
42:54
town. Your teachers, probably not you.
42:56
But like. No, some teachers are doing some
42:59
bad stuff as well. Like yeah, don't be.
43:01
That's that's not bad bro. In my opinion anyway.
43:04
But I don't know, sorry. Honestly, the people that are
43:07
making the accusations in the 1st place, I guarantee you
43:09
they're sniffing lines in the bathroom.
43:10
Yeah, exactly. Let's just be real.
43:12
Yeah. So then, yeah.
43:13
So then that's. Like, hold on, NRL commissioner,
43:17
whoever you are. Yeah.
43:18
Who was it? Peter Vilandy's and all that.
43:19
Don't tell me you ain't done something.
43:21
Bro, I need to see a drug test for sure.
43:24
OK. Yeah.
43:24
So then. OK, so that's four.
43:26
That's four. Yeah, yeah.
43:28
All the other. Things Dan Hooker, Terrell May
43:30
or Tess Johnson. Bro The thing is when you start
43:39
sending nudes that's. That's when it gets crazy.
43:42
That's when it gets crazy. And like these, these
43:45
professional sports people actually need to be studied for
43:48
how stupid they are. Like bro, if you're a little bit
43:52
famous, Gee, don't take a naked photo of yourself.
43:55
No way, but see, this is the thing.
43:59
So for me it's Terrell may or tis Johnson in third or second.
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OK, and I'm going to Terrell at 3 and Tis at two.
44:10
My reason behind that is that damn you are crazy to be sending
44:12
those messages tis I know to your ex on the day you've just
44:17
asked your. Yeah, before you propose.
44:19
Girlfriend to. And the video of the of the
44:21
proposal is so romantic and so like.
44:24
It looks so special. I really hope it's not set up
44:27
because you know how people can just to give you some ideas.
44:30
Yeah. My sister, my sister.
44:33
Sorry. My sister.
44:34
My, my guilt. My, my, my partner, Hanalei.
44:36
Yeah. She when she was a kid, she
44:38
would tell me recently that her sister T would send her a
44:43
message acting as if she was her mom and be like Hanalei, you
44:46
need to do the dishes and fold the washing when you come home.
44:49
So she would switch her number. So he could have been set up.
44:52
Maybe. Maybe so.
44:52
I I hope that's what had happened.
44:55
Yeah. And this stuff isn't real.
44:56
But if it's real. Damn.
44:57
Yeah. So for me, Terrell would be 3.
45:00
Tease would be two. Dan, you are crazy.
45:03
That's one. But the thing why I wouldn't put
45:07
Dan at one is because he was in an open relationship.
45:10
The only So really, really he did nothing wrong.
45:16
The only thing that people might think he did wrong is that.
45:19
But it's like that he's done gay stuff, but like, bro, if he's
45:24
gay, he's gay. Like whatever.
45:26
But like he didn't really do anything wrong though if they're
45:29
in an open relationship, he's just but no bro.
45:34
So he's pretty much the same as Terrell May.
45:37
Yeah, he is, but that photo is. I'm sorry bro.
45:42
Their photo bro is. That's yeah, no, I'm not I'm not
45:46
for it, bro. Yeah, he's number one in my
45:48
eyes. In my eyes, he's number one.
45:50
I don't care if you. I don't know if a relationship
45:52
like. The fact you have not seen that
45:54
photo, that's what I'm saying. That's giving CTE photo out.
45:58
He's tap, yeah. He's tap.
46:00
He's tap yeah. No one's ever done it.
46:02
No one's ever done a low angle like.
46:10
He, he's, he's, he's like he would pretty much smash both of
46:15
you and I. 100% I'm not I'm. Not saying he won't like, but
46:19
he's tapped yeah and he then tapped that he be sending that
46:23
so. You I think he's kind of just
46:25
owning it though, which is that's what I mean you have to
46:27
kind of do that's. What you can do at this point,
46:28
Yeah. So yeah, who would you go?
46:31
But mine is, I reckon TS Johnson's the worst.
46:36
Yeah, I can tis Johnson's the worst.
46:38
I reckon just be on embarrassment of the video of
46:42
the photo. I would go Tyrell May.
46:47
Nah. Dan Hooker.
46:49
Yeah, Dan just on embarrassment of the video.
46:51
Dan Hooker. Tyrell May Trump only.
46:57
But I don't reckon on these ones.
46:58
I hope he doesn't get anything. Yeah, yeah.
47:00
And especially because, yeah, like, Trump's is a little bit
47:03
out of pocket, to be honest. I need to show you the full
47:05
context. But like, yeah.
47:06
He's yeah, he's dogging. I'm based in my opinion on what
47:09
he's told me. He's dogging the woman pretty
47:11
bad. So like I and I just think I
47:14
only did absolutely nothing wrong.
47:16
Yeah, well, why? Why would you send nudes if
47:19
you're that famous bro? You're obviously trying to get
47:23
nudes back. Like that's the reason.
47:25
But all you think you look really good or something like in
47:29
your birthday suit, but like hey, more power.
47:31
To you bro, I mean. The first like bro, don't ever
47:35
include the bum if you're the man.
47:39
Like it's not a it's not attractive if you're the man or
47:42
maybe for some people, I don't know, like I don't know if girls
47:47
really want to see that either. Like oh bro, let's see, let's
47:51
end this bro I'm getting out of. I'm I'm not sure, bro.
47:55
I'm not sure. Look, Yeah.
47:58
Who? Yeah, I'm not.
48:00
I'm not sure. I'm not sure.
48:01
Like, at the same time, I'm just thinking, OK, life is life.
48:07
At what point, though, do you have to, like, realize that this
48:11
has happened before in the past? Yeah.
48:13
Why do you keep doing? It exactly learn from others
48:16
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