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Is she right about men? · Talking Shed

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Yo, welcome back to the Talking Shit podcast.
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You're here with Josiah Machu, bringing you the latest on
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sports, pop culture and live speak questions.
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On today's episode, we're going to be talking about how I became
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best mates with my Uber driver. I'm not joking bro.
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I actually take best mates with an Uber.
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Driver. I don't know if I've heard that
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one. You haven't bro.
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We're. Going to talk about how some of
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the shared listeners X. Yeah, they said some stuff in
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recently, bro, so we're definitely going to be talking
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about. That some of them, Some of them
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we can't say. Maybe not all of them.
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And we'll also share, I guess, share a little bit about Alex,
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Yeah, as well. And to wrap it up, there's a
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little bit of State of Origin controversy at the moment that
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we came across and we'll go into a little bit of detail later on.
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Yeah, yeah, we'll touch on. I've got a video to show you see
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when I get your thoughts on it. Yeah.
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So tell me, I haven't heard about this Uber driver.
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What? What happened?
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So you know how like a couple of weeks ago, bro, I, I went back
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home for my sister's graduation. Yeah, on the way to the airport,
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like we booked our Uber, obviously.
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And he comes and picks us up. And I just want to say,
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actually, first thing that I noticed when I jumped into the
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bro's car was like, he's obviously a smoker.
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You know, when you jump into a car and it just smells like.
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I hate that, bro. Oh, bro.
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Like, yeah, it was. It was pretty.
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Let's just say I almost needed my asthma inhaler.
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Yeah. You know, it stinks.
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It actually stinks. It's terrible, bro.
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And anyway, he picks us up. Forget this fella's name and
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jump in. And, yeah, Chuck our suitcases.
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And we're on the way to the airport, bro.
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And as we're on the way to the airport, it was like dead silent
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for 20 minutes. And you know how it's like a
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3540 minute drive from our place to the airport here in the Gold
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Coast. 20 minutes of that ride was just dead silence.
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And I'm just there with Hanley and we're just, you know,
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checking what time our flights are.
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Whatever. And you know when someone just
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lets out a sigh of like relief for like a sigh or some.
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Sort like they want to talk to you or yeah, I hate that man and
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I need. That I knew straight away, oh,
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no, something's on this fellow's mind.
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And then he goes and he looks at me and he's like, so you know,
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I'm just trying to sell my car at the moment.
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And I'm, I'm trying to, you know, figure out, you know, how
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much I should sell my car for. I was like, Oh yeah, true, bro.
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And I was like, that's a real cool way of, you know, opening
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the conversation. And and so he's put up his his
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Gitz Pro of all cars. Oh, similar to yours?
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Similar to mine and he puts it up on marketplace.
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Wait, you got picked up by gitz? In an Uber?
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Nah, he was driving a Toyota. Toyota.
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Oh, right. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Yeah, and so he he put up his Gitz on marketplace and he was
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selling it for something like, I think like 1500.
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It was real cheap. It was the cheapest puss.
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And the only thing wrong with it, he was saying to me in the
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conversation was, oh, the clutch is broken, you know.
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And so he had a guy interested in the car, and I'm like, OK, so
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where's this conversation going? But all of a sudden he starts
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going. Can you sell the car for me?
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What the heck? And I'm like, wait, what?
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And he's like, yeah, can you sell the car for me?
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I don't know what to do. And he's a foreigner.
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Yeah, he's a foreigner, bro. And he's never had to sell a car
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before. And he asked me, have you sold a
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car before? I said, yeah, I've sold a
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couple, you know, and what not. And I said to him, and maybe
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this is where I went wrong. And it was, I had a get and I
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had to sell a get as well. Yeah.
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And obviously because my partner used to have one, yeah.
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And so he literally hands me his phone and I could literally go
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through all his messages and he's like, can you just sell the
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car to whoever responds, bro? And he had like 3 or 4 people
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messaging me at one time and I'm trying to sell this car.
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And I'm like you're. Selling it for.
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Him. I'm selling it for him, bro.
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But I became the quickest bum boy ever, bro.
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What? The heck you actually did.
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It I actually did it. Did you get a sale?
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I so this guy literally messaged me and and when it comes to
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sales, one thing I've noticed is you don't want to be in a hurry.
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You don't want to seem desperate.
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And so I actually got to a point where I said to the barrier,
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I'll help you out. And so I'm trying to figure out
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OK, how can you? Any Commission or what?
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Yeah, I know I should have said that, but I should have said
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free Uber drive. And so he literally hands me up
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his phone and I'm messaging all these people and I'm getting
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people to come down and view the car and I'm like okay, so we go
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and all that. I'm like what in the Am I this
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guy secretary or something bro? The audacity to ask me to sell
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your car is crazy bro bro. It got to that point and I got
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to the IT finally got to the airport.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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Finally. And within that time, I set up
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like two or three people to come and view his car.
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I pretty much had one person guaranteed to buy it.
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Yeah. And I was just like, yeah, any
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Commission. Yeah, bro.
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And he's like, thank you very much.
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Yeah, oh bro, he needs to realize how life works.
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It ain't like that, hey? Is that crazy?
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Yes, that's insane. So I literally became best mates
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with my Uber driver just like that man.
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Within within a 30 minute drive I became someones bum boy and
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secretary at the same time. Holy Echa.
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Just give some of my random person your phone as well.
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Like yeah, I know. Crazy.
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Yeah, crazy. I couldn't believe it, man.
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So anyway, shout out to that guy.
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I think he owes me a free overture desk I made or
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whatever. But 2% that I know 5 grand no,
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OK, okay, the segment of the of the week is hot takes.
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So we pretty much put it out to you guys on our Instagram page
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and we said, what are some of your guys ex and you guys sent
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them through with a screenshot of them.
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We're going to go through some of them and then being just I
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will, we'll give you some Arousers as well.
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There's some pretty funny ones, pretty quick, questionable.
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I think we can't read the ball. The first one that comes to the
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list are we are we going to shout out people as well?
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Yeah, 100. All right, so Becky, Becky is it
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is the Instagram handle here and this person seems in wearing odd
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socks, which is actually pretty. I I can get along with this one,
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eh? She's also shared boys who walk
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on their tippy toes. That is crazy.
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In other words, that's she's talking about autistic people
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like it has. To be bro bro Loki.
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All of her ones are based on that.
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That's actually Russian like like.
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Love you, Vicky, Vicky, but that is crazy that you would say
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something like that. But honestly, I'm on his side
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when it comes to things like that.
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It's like wearing socks. Yeah, odd socks.
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I've done that. I've done that.
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Crazy. Yeah, I think that's like that's
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actually criminal way. You've done it though it looks.
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But I honestly, I swear to God, I probably haven't done that for
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about 15 years. OK, Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, I'm.
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Like PE, I can't PE. Maybe I was desperate, had no
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socks when I was like in in high school.
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But but if you're a adult, if you're a adult and you're
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wearing old socks, but give yourself an uppercut because
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that's crazy. Like you're too old.
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If you're earning $100 a week, you have enough money to have
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pairs of socks. I don't care bro.
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There's no excuse. These are OK shit talk
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confession right now. Yeah, but like in school.
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So this is actually so rank when I think of it, eh?
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I would wear the same socks for a whole week.
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Well, as PE that's that's actually.
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That's better than odd socks though.
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That's a good point. Hey, you can't say I didn't wear
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odd socks. You didn't have stinky feet.
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Yeah, you did. And the thing that makes that
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even more crazy is you're going, you're probably going like
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playing sports and shit at lunchtime.
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Yeah, it was. But no, I wouldn't wear shoes
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during that. Yeah, during lunchtime, but but
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your feet are sweaty and your SO this OK, so this is the problem.
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So my mom, she would say to me, if you want your uniform, you've
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got to wash it. So I had spare uniform, but
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because I was too lazy to wash it from the week before, that's
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why I had to wear the same socks.
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That's fair. I can see that I can.
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See, it got to a point, bro, I'm not going to lie.
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It got to a point where I started just wearing like white
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socks or black socks and I'll just keep getting the tensions
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there because we weren't allowed to do that.
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Some schools, you're just not allowed to do that, bro.
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I know other schools are very strict on that, you know,
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uniform policy. So I ended up just waiting
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because of that. And I was like, thinking back in
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hindsight, bro, that's actually disgusting out of that.
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I was pretty much Romans all year to be honest.
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Bro Loki Romans. Fire.
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Yeah. Fire.
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Yeah, I love it. Hey.
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Yeah, I was Loki. Romans like all year round.
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There's a few maybe like a month or two I'd have to go shoot cuz
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like New Zealand went to your toes of frostbite, but Roman
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sandals. Low key original Birkenstocks.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Back in the day, yeah, if you
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had Birkenstocks back in the day, I remember one kid in my
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year level, yeah, had Birkenstocks.
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No one else. Did I actually had Birx one
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year? Did you?
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Yeah. Bro and I was like, OK, that's
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that's leveling up the game. Yeah, that's leveling up the
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game. That's Rich A Yeah, That's no.
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Seriously, it's because my wasn't my feet or my something.
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I got got injured and and to be honest, I probably didn't need
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it. Mom was just being a mom.
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Yeah, very true, very true. Bro, my favorite.
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I'm just going to skip to my favorite one bro Heath.
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Heath gives a shout out. Heath it was when she talks
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about NRL players she's mates with or used to talk to.
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Shut up. That's so true bro.
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That's not just girls but boys as well.
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Like bro, honestly I don't care about the famous person you're
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friends with. Yeah, no one cares.
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Cool, bro, cool, but like they they they think it's giving them
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credit like it's like bro that's not giving you.
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I know that they're. Like they're valid.
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Yeah, yeah, I, I see the point in that.
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But yeah, those, he's got a really good point there.
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Yeah. And it works both ways as.
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Well, do you know what gets me bro?
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Is when someone's hanging out with a group of friends and like
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there's 10 of you sitting around a table and they'll film the
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table and when they go past the famous person of the group
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they'll stop. And then?
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Everyone else gets about .1 second of film time, but then
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the famous person gets 10 seconds in the video.
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It's like Spur, are you friends? Are you friends with everyone or
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are you just trying to be this person's friend?
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Yeah, pissing me off. What one of my favorites on this
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one is from is it Jacob Ross? He goes bro this one gets me.
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It's when someone has their window wipers on way too hard
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for a little bit of rain. And I've got A and and they've
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got a mud car, so it's like squeaking a little bit.
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Yeah, that's my car. Yeah, same.
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No. And I'll tell you why I have it
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on that hard is because I literally my, my car's that mud.
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I need it to go that hard so I can get the water off.
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If it's going to sleigh off, bro, it's I'm already blind.
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Doesn't. It one wipe doesn't actually
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take it so you need like 3 wipes for one normal wipe.
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I reckon you know your car's mud, bro.
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When it goes, when it's wiping, like, you know, like a normal
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screen, one screen wiper. You don't hear anything.
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You can see that. Yeah, my one goes.
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It's jumping. I'm like, honestly, I've got a
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sprinkle on, right? Yeah, it's it's ridiculous.
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It actually shows a lot about yourself if you have your
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windscreen wrappers on too hard though.
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Like it's like you have some actual personal problems that
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you have to deal. With is that what you're saying?
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I got, I got peasant. No, you've got a bad car.
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Yeah. Have you got a good guy and your
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and your window wipers are on too hard?
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It's like, why are you living life on the edge so much?
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Like, bro, it's a bit of rain. Let it let it drip a little bit.
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Very true. The the the next one I got from
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Dean. Lotta shout out Dean.
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Someone using the word like every second word.
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Think about what you want to say.
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He's got a point. That hurts him a little bit, I
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say. I say.
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I say it a lot too. Bro, sometimes I'm talking and
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I'm and I'm saying like so much and then I just can't stop
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saying it. And I've been like, like, like,
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like, oh. And then I'm thinking in my
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head, yeah, like exactly what he said.
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And I'm thinking, bro, I'm actually an idiot.
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I'm actually, I actually can't talk.
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All right? And.
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We're going to make it. One of my big fears coming onto
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the podcast, if I'm completely honest, I was.
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I was. Thinking.
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Like because I know I say like heaps and I was scared I was
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going to listen back to it and be like, like, like like like
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like like, like saying that so many times.
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We should make it a challenge name for the rest of this
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podcast. We're not going to use the word
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like, OK, we'll give it a go. Yep, another one on this podcast
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or this list is this one gets me a from Daniel Turner toe thumbs.
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Oh, that's crazy. And it's.
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Bad bad toes bow especially like oh that is a neck bow.
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Have you got some ugly toes? Like oh damn, I lost.
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It's just like keep some socks on.
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I think. Hey, yeah, I don't want to see
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that bar He he's got another one.
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Do it. Girls that film themselves
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crying. There's another part start to
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that. We can't read out the hand but
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girls that film themselves crying.
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Like I, I wake up this morning and I was watching a a all boys.
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Well, my partner showed me. My partner showed me.
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Yeah, this particular influencer, you could say it was
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like crying it. Was Tamahimbro, wasn't it?
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Oh. My gosh, I just said like, Oh my
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gosh, it's actually really hard not to say it.
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It is. Anyway, this person, this
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influencer was crying. You could just tell that.
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Was it Tamahimbro? No, it wasn't OK.
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Who was that? Yeah, I don't know.
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No idea. Yeah, yeah.
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She was obviously seeking like, not validation, but attention.
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And I'm just not a I'm not a fan of that.
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Yeah, you know, it's. So clear.
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That's for attention. Well, because suffer in silence.
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On a page this this individual's page as you scrolled out every
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video is this person crying, crying, crying.
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I'm like, I don't want to wake up the press 0 bro.
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That's actually was it I'm not crying videos.
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No, yeah, a lot. And I was really like, that's
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taken back by that day because I was, I'm really not trying to
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wake up at 6:30 in the morning, actually 5:45 in the morning.
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Doing my pressure, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
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And then I see that. Yeah, just been to the gym and
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got back home and gone for a run, actually a 10K run.
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But that's that's crying fatigue.
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Like honestly you have you probably have about 1 cry on
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social media before the next cry.
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It's you're done to me. I'll give you one shot, but
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don't be crying more than once. Yeah, 100%.
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Yeah, I I fully agree with that. Another one on this list from
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Moto Moto Iron is doors actually his name Israel.
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And he goes, I can, I can fully get on board with this leaving
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rubbish in public spaces, saying that's what cleaners are for
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because I'm a teacher. I see a lot of my students right
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and I hate it bro. And they leave rubbish around
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and these have been, it's like a hand length away.
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But what level do you have to go to?
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Because I'm 5050. So if you're at Maccas and you,
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you know, do you have to completely clean the table or do
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you just have to put your rubbish away?
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I'm, I'm more of like when people leave rubbish on the
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ground, you know, purposefully. Yeah, like you're, you're just a
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lazy prick, bro. Yeah.
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Don't, don't do that. But yes, I understand what
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you're saying there. OK, levels of the game you
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don't. Have to wipe the.
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You don't have to wipe the table, no, but you have to take
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your Yeah, if you can leave it pretty messy, like if you if
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you're dripping sauce and. I didn't.
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I didn't think ever since I was probably past the age of maybe
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15 or even younger, I want to say I've always put my own
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rubbish in the bin, like at McDonald's.
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At McDonald's. Yeah, and The thing is if you
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but So what are cleaners doing then?
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Yeah, I guess what are they getting?
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Doing the floors, you can do the floors I.
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Just want to say I appreciate all the cleaners.
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I really do. Your, your your hard work
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doesn't get unnoticed. Yeah, you know, Yeah.
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We're not doing everything for you, is what we're saying.
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You can do some stuff. We'll do the.
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Yeah. We'll we'll look after the stuff
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we can see. Or the mess that we create.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. I definitely feel like you.
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That's our role. Yeah.
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As, as, as good humans, that's our role to go and do.
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Yeah. The next one I got here is from
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Luku, our tag team. We need you on Monday Finals,
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food intolerances or getting sick from anything.
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OK, I know someone who gets sick from everything.
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They are apparently allergic to everything.
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I cannot deal with it. You can.
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How are you that adverse? Adverse.
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Anyway? How are you?
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I get it. It makes sense to you.
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How are you like that? You know how can your body not
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consume certain weak like how are you that?
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Weak bro, I hate it as well because I reckon it's a
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mentality. Like, I honestly reckon I said
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like again. I reckon it's gotta be on the
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minds for the rest of the body. I reckon when you're going into
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the day thinking I could get sick from anything here, you're
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going to get sick from anything like, and I, I reckon it has a
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big part to a day because, and that sometimes if it's out of
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sight, out of mind, maybe you're getting a little bit sick and
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you just don't deal, don't even think about it.
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And then your body just goes, I mean, oh, I'm getting sick here.
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Oh no, he isn't thinking about it.
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All right, we'll just carry on. And then it just doesn't get
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sick. I don't know.
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That sounds right, right? Sounds right?
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You know what? You know what gets me when it
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comes to people who are allergic to to things?
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Have you, have you heard of the thing where people are allergic
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to, for example, peanut butter because their mum didn't consume
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consumed peanut butter too much, too much?
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That's crazier, apparently. Honestly, that's a thing and I
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was shocked when I first heard that.
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My kids might be done because I love peanut butter.
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I love just heaps of food. You might be allergic for me,
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but maybe that's one. Chocolate.
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Damn. That's.
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Sorry son. Dessert man.
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So actually we got another one from Hanalei.
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Your your misses uncoordinated sports people.
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She bit a shush bro. She bit a shush.
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No, no, let's not talk about that.
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She's actually, she's actually gotten way better at Tagay.
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I'm almost going to say this, I think.
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I think she's improved heaps. No, she, yeah, she definitely
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has. Yeah, but that's coming from
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someone that Nah. She she, she didn't, she didn't
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play much sports growing up. Yeah, I know.
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But it is and I do agree with it at some point.
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Like if I see you bro and you Sprint and it looks strange.
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OK, I'll give my partner that. She's pretty quick.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm pretty shocked by that.
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She she was a strong. I do know she was a strong
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swimmer and, like, strong sprinter.
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Yeah. When she was a kid, she got the
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basics. Yeah.
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At least she can catch a ball. Yeah.
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Yeah. Not with her face.
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Yeah, yeah, but but like, bro, if you're running and it looks
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like a newborn giraffe, I. Was just thinking out of my
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head. It's like bro you need to go to
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some running training you. Need to learn how to walk?
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Yeah, like, how did it come? How did you not just like, come
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out? Yeah, some people actually can't
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run. Yeah, they just look very
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uncoordinated. Yeah, you know, and they look
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like they're running. They're galloping.
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They're not running, They're galloping.
20:33
Yeah, but it not a not a not a place when.
20:36
The knees go in when the knees like cave in a bit.
20:39
That's when you know it's bad Acls.
20:42
Or bad yeah, bad knee injuries from the past.
20:44
I reckon this is a pretty serious one.
20:46
Lack of accountability from Elan that OK, I can see where you're
20:51
going with that. Yep, that's a very like that's
20:55
not one that I was necessarily thinking of my own head, but.
20:58
Yeah, that's my missus. But you're you're in the dog.
21:03
You're in the dog. I was just saying it's always my
21:06
fault. When is your fault man?
21:10
I need you to meet me halfway sometimes.
21:14
Or a bit more than halfway, yeah.
21:16
Yeah, very true. But Tiama, yeah, I like this
21:22
one. When guys constantly post on
21:25
social media go build a house or something.
21:27
Yeah, and the other one that she actually put up that I can get
21:30
behind is when guys cross their legs.
21:32
Sorry, what? In the woman?
21:35
OK, I do both of those things. I never say I don't know how to
21:39
feel Tiama, because I feel attacked because I'm pretty sure
21:42
you would have seen me do that. But I just want to say, mate,
21:45
content creation is tough. It's some.
21:49
It's struggle St. out here and and the fact.
21:53
She's saying it as well. She's she posts every single day
21:56
bro. A good mate of of yours
22:01
actually, Cal Cal put up 1 and he goes, he goes.
22:05
Angel Reese swift tease. Oh, he came for violence and I
22:10
lab wearers. I've just seen this.
22:12
Whoa, I'm going to be honest. Angel Reese's.
22:17
On your nerve. She is bro she sucks.
22:23
I'm not going to talk on this too much because I can get
22:25
crazy. I feel like we need to call him
22:26
and ask him why specifically those two.
22:30
He could have said anyone else as well, but specifically he has
22:33
a It sounds like a hatred towards those 2 specifically.
22:38
He seems a bit like a woman hater to be honest.
22:44
What's going on there mate? We don't condone it.
22:46
We don't condone it anyway. Sambo McIntyre Shout out to
22:49
Sambo follows that scab. Wait, what?
22:54
Scab, scab food. Oh.
22:55
I thought he meant like skip your knee scabs.
22:57
No, I don't think so. What just because I am on at
22:59
the? Well, I'm healing, yeah.
23:01
OK, I'm pretty sure that's what he's referring to.
23:04
We all had mates like that in school.
23:06
I I quite literally had to hide myself once I went and got Tux
23:11
Tux shop food. Like I would always order the
23:13
same thing. Panini.
23:14
The boys knew. Just so I was getting the Panini
23:17
here. Yeah.
23:18
As soon as every day or just when you.
23:19
No, No. Once a week.
23:20
Yeah. Once week.
23:21
When? When?
23:21
Obviously, you know, lunches. When?
23:23
Yeah. Shopping.
23:25
Yeah, Yeah. And the shopping was all eaten
23:27
up because of my little brother. Not you, the Angus prick,
23:32
anyway. And he would.
23:34
I would go to Tucky. And then you go get myself
23:36
Panini lunchtime. Go and grab it.
23:38
The boys just knew. And I would just Sprint.
23:40
See you later. I'm going to my spot.
23:41
Yeah. I'm gonna be honest, I was a bit
23:43
of a scabby. Yeah, I was there too.
23:45
But The thing is, I had gun lunches, so I had no reason to
23:50
be a scab, but I had no reason to be a scab.
23:53
But other people's food just always looks nice.
23:55
Do you reckon? Oh, bro, always, bro.
23:58
I'll have like a mean chicken sandwich, bro.
24:00
My mom would make the meanest chicken sandwiches or like roast
24:03
lamb sandwiches, bro. And I would trade it for like
24:05
Korean, Korean noodles or something.
24:07
You know what? Yeah, 'cause I'd see people
24:09
would have like Korean noodles and.
24:10
Like bro. Swap now I look back at it.
24:12
Bro roast chicken sandwich is way bit of a. 100% But I, I was
24:16
very lucky. I, I, I made friends with like,
24:19
different ethnicities. So I knew all my Asian boys over
24:22
here, all my, you know, Polynesian brothers over here.
24:25
Yeah, all my Pacquiao brothers over here.
24:27
Yeah. So I knew they would have
24:29
different, you know, cuisines. If you wanted food, you didn't
24:31
go to the island of the group. There's no one had lunch.
24:34
They. Were the best ones to go to them
24:36
because they always had tuck shop food.
24:37
Oh yeah, bro, no joke. They always had the tuck shop
24:39
food and I was like, oh me, that's us.
24:41
And so we to, you know, cook up a little bit or would you know?
24:43
Yeah, you go to go to the piling and groove and they all have
24:45
healthy foods. I.
24:46
Was like salad salad carrots. What the heck?
24:51
Yeah, I couldn't believe it. But the Asians always had the
24:53
best foods, bro. Yeah.
24:54
Oh my goodness. Bro and they always had the main
24:56
containers. Bro, this the steel?
24:59
Yeah. Steel container and it'd be like
25:00
compartments, it'd be like the rice, it'd be the meats.
25:03
And then they'd have, like, little dipping sauces and
25:05
compliments. Yeah.
25:06
Compliment, not compliments, yeah.
25:08
Condiments. I was giving them compliments to
25:10
get to get some. More and more and more.
25:14
Yeah, the first. The first dude helping Asians
25:16
with their homework so I could get some of their food.
25:20
Yeah, so I'll do that pretty often, eh, I reckon.
25:23
Yeah, on a regular basis. Another one.
25:25
And actually, I'll leave this one to last because it's
25:29
actually an Eck I have but. Another one here actually.
25:33
Becky. Becky, shut up.
25:34
Vicky Vaping. Yeah, I'm off for.
25:38
That I'm like you're talking about at the start with when you
25:41
hop into Uber driving and it smells like cigarettes.
25:43
Would you prefer to be around someone smoking ciggies or
25:47
vapes? I would prefer vapes, yeah, they
25:49
do smell nice so I'm not gonna lie, but I wouldn't, is it?
25:54
Can you get sick? Honestly, can you get sick and
25:56
smoking just looks cooler though, bro, You like, you see,
26:00
vaping just looks so uncool. That's what I'm gonna say.
26:03
If I had to choose one or the other, I'd honestly probably go
26:06
smoking because I know it's probably gonna stink.
26:09
But bro, you get the movies where Brad Pitt's like smoking
26:12
ciggies and all that. All the hot actors are smoking
26:15
ciggies. It just looks hot and like bro,
26:18
if you pull out a little like fruit stick vape like grape
26:23
flavor, you look like a child bro.
26:26
You look like a child. Their mom just just bought them
26:28
a little toy like. Yeah, I'm thinking about it now
26:31
and I'm like, I fully agree with that too.
26:33
Yeah, I look at vapes and people that smoke cigarettes, for
26:37
example, and people that smoke vapes.
26:38
I just think you're poor. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
26:41
You're gone for the cheap alternative, Yeah, Which means
26:42
you don't have 40-50 bucks in your pocket right now to go and
26:45
get a cigarette or a cigar, you know what I mean?
26:48
But who cares about the the tie in your lungs?
26:50
Yeah, it looks cool. Well, vapes apparently worse.
26:54
Yeah, that's the thing. Cigarettes, but I'm not too
26:56
sure. Yeah, look, I'll stay away from
26:58
that stuff anyway. Yeah, me too.
26:59
Yeah, me too. Another one that we got here,
27:03
personalized number plates, that's from Shy Mcdade.
27:06
I'm sorry if I said your name wrong.
27:08
But personalized number, especially if it's something
27:10
corny like too fast or something.
27:14
Yeah, or like sexy I've seen. Have you seen that one?
27:19
I've seen that one going around the coast where it's weird.
27:21
And the other one that I grew up around was, I remember this,
27:24
this mom always had her son's name, JJ.
27:28
Interesting, ripping your son that hard.
27:31
He must be an only an only child, but yeah, it has to be.
27:33
Yeah, it has to be. That's embarrassing that your
27:36
mom's like openly loving you that.
27:38
Much. It actually gets more
27:38
embarrassing as you get older, too.
27:40
Yeah. As a kid, I'm like, oh, that's
27:41
pretty cool. Yeah.
27:42
And then when you get to our age, I look back and I'm like, I
27:45
am never, ever doing that ever again.
27:49
This is a good one, do you got any more?
27:51
Yeah, another one here is, well, this is where I kind of this is
27:57
my EC. Yeah.
27:59
I got this, this two in this one, and this is from Dill's.
28:03
And he goes dirty nails. I really dislike when I see
28:11
someone with dirty nails. Yeah, especially if you don't
28:14
work a job that's laborious, then you don't have a right to
28:18
have dirty nails. Clean that up.
28:19
Yeah, go and get, you know, a manicure or pedicure, whatever
28:23
the heck it is. You're a girl with clean with
28:25
dirty nails. That's crazy you got.
28:28
That's you got big problems. Yeah, well, this.
28:33
Segue's off to. My Eck yeah and my Eck is women
28:36
that get long ass nails done at the.
28:40
Nail parlor, they do that. Vote.
28:43
It's longer than their finger itself.
28:45
Yeah, yeah. And I'm like, that's so.
28:46
Impractical way. I honestly that is not
28:48
attractive if you're a girl and you're out there or a woman and
28:51
you're out there and you're getting these long ass nails,
28:53
I'm telling you right now, go back to that that nail salon or
28:57
nail nail pilot ask for a refund.
29:00
Ask for a refund but. There heaps of them are the
29:02
stick on ones right? I don't know, but it's still I
29:05
think you can. Stick them on like pop them off
29:06
in there. Oh, you know.
29:09
Cuz I've seen the movies, they pop them off like when they when
29:12
they go to like get shit done, they'll be like pop pop pop pop
29:17
and then I'll start fighting or something.
29:20
That's Maya. OK, I, I can't get around that.
29:23
I don't know why some people are really into that age.
29:26
Yeah, I'm not. Yeah.
29:28
It's just not a it's not a thing.
29:30
It's not a thing. Yeah.
29:32
But Maya, Maya is wearing like ankle socks with form something
29:41
formal like a, like if you're at work for at work and you're
29:46
wearing like a with a dress shoe and you're wearing ankle socks.
29:49
Yeah. That's off.
29:51
Bro that's so off. I reckon they're.
29:53
Not wearing long trousers or long, you know, dress pants.
29:55
To cover. No, no, no, because you know,
29:58
you can always have trousers, but you can see ankle, ankle
30:01
like or they might sit down or something and it rides up a bit.
30:04
You got ankle socks, bro. Just know you're you're like 0
30:10
in my books. Like bro, it goes.
30:14
You're you're below Andrew Rees, you're below, you're below like
30:18
Trump, David Seymour, you're below everyone, bro.
30:23
David Seymour, even that's that's very targeted.
30:28
Bro, that's all right. That's terrible bro.
30:32
Yeah, I can't get it, but this is also an Eck of mine, and it
30:36
leads to Sam Whitaker. He sent someone and it was if
30:40
someone can't cook a basic meal, Big Mama's boy.
30:44
Shout out JT. Shout out, boy.
30:47
JT I know someone that is very much aligned with that and
30:52
honestly, it's always my mama's this, my Mama did this, my Mama
30:56
said this, my Mama said that and I'm like.
30:58
He's saying that in conversations and.
30:59
That heaps and. It's 1.
31:03
Way shout you out, but holy, I can't deal with that.
31:07
I can't deal with it. I love that you love your mom.
31:10
I have to say it every but. I don't care that's your
31:14
relationship, I don't have to. Hear about it, I don't need to
31:16
hear about it. That's the thing bro.
31:18
That's where I'm getting there with this is I don't need you to
31:21
constantly bring it up. Yeah, love her.
31:22
Love her in silence bro. Damn, did you just come up with
31:26
something right there? Yeah I have I have some quotes
31:28
but I I agree bro 100% and it just shows.
31:36
What does it show if you can't cook a meal?
31:39
It shows that you. You're not mature, Yeah, You're
31:42
useless. You're lazy.
31:45
To be honest, it's laziness. It's real.
31:47
It is laziness because you can watch a TikTok video and then go
31:51
to the supermarket, but there's a few steps it takes to actually
31:54
cook and you need a cuz me, sometimes I can't be bothered
31:58
even looking at a video. So I'll just go grab ingredients
32:02
that I know will happen. So if and if you're too lazy to
32:07
even look up what you need and then go get what you need, cook
32:11
what to make it, you just go and buy something or something like
32:15
that. So it's laziness.
32:16
I. Reckon a sign to is if you burn
32:19
your toast. You're that's me.
32:22
That's me. That's me.
32:24
Every now and then I'm like, you haven't started off on the right
32:28
path here. Yeah, you're.
32:30
Lucky. It's because like sometimes you
32:32
forget about your toast and then it becomes cold and you're like,
32:35
oh, I just need to warm it up a bit.
32:36
Oh yeah. And then so I'll be like, Oh
32:38
yeah, I'll just do it for 30 seconds and then I'll pop it.
32:40
And then you do it 30 seconds. And then you're ADD and you
32:44
start doing other stuff. And then you just the infamous
32:47
Malay, you're like. What's spooning?
32:51
I need to open a window here. Damn it, I like.
32:56
But finally, thank you for sending in your ex.
32:58
We'll be putting up more questions on our page, on our
33:00
socials and and yeah, get around him.
33:02
Man, the next segment we have is what's in the shed.
33:05
And for this segment, I came across a video of the old legend
33:10
Gordon Telus. He's on the radio show.
33:13
I think his his rights close for to me to be revoked.
33:19
But anyway I just want to side note bro, obviously these these
33:26
legend rugby league players all get jobs with radio stations
33:30
commentating all to do with sometimes it's not even to do
33:34
with the sports, they just get general media jobs.
33:39
But it doesn't. Just because they play
33:41
professional sports doesn't mean that they're the right person
33:46
for the job. You could be a freak athlete, be
33:50
the best of all time, but that doesn't mean that you're gonna
33:52
have a good opinion that is gonna be good to share with
33:56
everyone. Like, I feel like there's better
33:58
people for these jobs, but this is kind of, you know, do you
34:00
know what I mean? I do know what you mean, because
34:01
kind of to add to that is I've listened to a recent debate with
34:06
who's that guy that was with Shannon Sharpe at one point, the
34:08
white guy over in America, Skip Bayless.
34:11
Skip Bayless, I don't think he had it.
34:13
He might have No, he correct me if I'm wrong, he didn't.
34:15
I don't think he had a sporting background as per SE, like
34:18
specifically, but the one thing that I realized is the
34:21
difference between sporting people from a professional realm
34:24
when they go into the job in comparison to someone like Skip
34:26
Bailey's, for example, is official athlete has a mindset
34:31
already overshadowed by what they've gone through.
34:33
Whereas someone like Skip Bailey's and stuff he doesn't
34:37
like he so he has a more open mind, I feel.
34:39
Yeah, if you watch that debate that he did with 20 just mad
34:44
crazy fans of sports, he the way he articulates himself and also
34:48
accepts the other person's opinion is really it.
34:52
It's different to someone who who say has had a professional.
34:56
These these professional sports IA 100% agree because they think
35:00
they're the legend they've played their opinion is right.
35:06
They don't have an open mind. Like you said, they, they, they,
35:09
they don't even consider your opinion if you didn't play
35:12
professional or have a legendary career.
35:16
Anyway, I'll preface for this video, it's about State of
35:20
Origin and the current situation with Payne Haas, how he's chosen
35:24
some more and whether or not he should be able to play State of
35:27
Origin. Because there's been other
35:29
situations like that as well with Jerome Lewis, Stephen
35:31
Crichton. They're playing, choosing to
35:33
play for some more. But there's a big backlash from
35:38
Australians saying that if they choose to play for some more,
35:40
they shouldn't be able to play State of Origin.
35:45
But yeah, so. As I said as a kid, I know the
35:48
jersey that I wanted to wear don't come.
35:50
Oh, I don't know now. So that's a bullshit.
35:52
That's a cop out. I know the jersey that I wanted
35:55
to wear. I knew that I wanted to wear the
35:57
Queensland jersey. I knew that I wanted to wear the
35:59
Australian jersey. When I grew up there was
36:02
Australia, New Zealand, England and even the French.
36:07
France has long gone. Australia, New Zealand and
36:10
England up until about 5 or 6 years ago was all we had in the
36:14
international game and we were basically while that we had good
36:19
test matches compared to the real global rugby union soccer,
36:23
we were a bit of a laughingstock.
36:26
And then Tamalalam for FEDA very unselfishly gave up their
36:31
Australian and New Zealand jerseys and and chose to play
36:35
for Tonga and that's opened the floodgates and has given us a
36:39
serious international game amongst the Pacific Islands and
36:42
the countries I mentioned. I would rather lose and I'll say
36:45
it again, I'll say it until I take my last breath.
36:47
I'd rather lose as a Queenslander than win as an
36:51
international side. And these are the best kids
36:53
playing around our game and let's just make don't worry
36:58
about the product. We've played as Queensland,
37:00
we've stood as Queensland and we lost for 60 years as Queensland.
37:03
It doesn't mean that I'm not a Queenslander, and I think that's
37:06
where we gotta get to. This isn't right.
37:08
What? What you're just saying Gordy,
37:10
because Payne Hass, Stephen Crichton, Jerome Lewite, they
37:14
all grew up as kids in Australia, played their junior.
37:18
You can't play both. You can't.
37:19
Play both. You'll kill Origin This.
37:21
You'll lose 50% of the you. Won't.
37:23
Kill you will kill Origin. These three grew up here in
37:27
Sydney's western suburbs. As fans of the NSW Blues, I
37:31
asked. They should be able to play
37:32
Origin. Can I ask what country's in?
37:35
What are you talking about? Sorry, what?
37:37
What country did they grow up in?
37:39
They grew up, they were born in Australia, they were born in
37:43
Sydney. WA.
37:45
No, no, no, they're entitled play for Australia but that'll
37:49
kill international football if we tell.
37:51
Them. OK, you've got it.
37:52
Well, don't kill Origin, it's not killing Norwegian.
37:55
Jerome Le Ryan paying half. From the young Queensland kids,
37:59
right with the dream. They want to play for their
38:01
country. Give them the jersey.
38:03
Yeah, so that's that's a little take there, bro.
38:05
First of all, Gordy, stop cutting buzz off.
38:09
Let him talk. He's actually spitting facts
38:10
right now. And you're just exactly what we
38:12
talked about before. You're acting like you know best
38:15
cutting them off and just having a closed mind.
38:19
Like that's what I just see, bro.
38:21
When I when I see this, I see it's been this way in history.
38:24
This is how it is. I played.
38:26
I know. I'm not even considering your
38:29
your take right now. I have a closed mind and that
38:33
just annoys me just how that whole conversation goes because
38:35
I see it happen so much and especially the NRL circle with
38:39
these older dudes talking to, you know, these dudes like buzz
38:42
like buzzes and you say some. Well, yeah, I, I, I don't often
38:47
get behind buzz and I guess in this case I do.
38:51
But I will say like, look, I come from a Polynesian, you
38:54
know, Mahdi background, you know, from NZ and as a young, I
38:59
guess, Kiwi, some more Polynesian fella, when you grow
39:02
up, there's not a time where you don't want to represent your
39:07
heritage. And I understand why these boys
39:10
want to represent, you know, some more Tonga, you know,
39:12
etcetera, Papua New Guinea, even if you want to Chuck them in
39:16
there, Fiji, all of that stuff. Because for us, family and
39:21
culture is so important. And we grew up around that stuff
39:24
and we always, well, we eventually we do, we do want to
39:29
go and represent your family heritage and stuff.
39:32
It's a way for us to pay respect and respect is a big thing in
39:34
our culture. And I see that as a reason for
39:38
pain to join some more just on, I guess Gordian and his what he
39:45
thinks. I think he's, you know, in in
39:47
some ways correct as well. You know, like if you're born in
39:50
Australia, I see his point. You play for Australia.
39:53
But at the same time, Buzz bought up that great a great
39:55
point. And you know, he was saying it
39:57
won't kill the game, you know, and Gordy then said something
40:01
about the product. I feel like there's a reason why
40:03
the NRL have not made that a rule about jumping.
40:08
You know, what is it countries to represent?
40:13
And the NRL do think about the product.
40:16
It's always about the product. That's what it's always about
40:19
because why it's all it's a business in my opinion, and the
40:23
best product brings in the best money.
40:25
Yeah, 100%. And that's why these players, or
40:28
the NRL per SE, haven't made it a rule yet.
40:32
Yeah, exactly. And like, I just want to add to
40:34
that as well where Gordie is coming from his perspective or
40:37
whatever. But just because you live in
40:40
Australia doesn't mean that that is your only nationality.
40:47
And these lots of these people are coming from very different
40:51
situations to what he's come from.
40:53
So bro, just because you move from Samoa or Tonga like that,
40:57
the the majority of people have to move from Samoa or Tonga or
41:01
or Fiji and stuff because there's not as much
41:04
opportunities there. It's best for their families to
41:06
move to New Zealand. Like there's so many other
41:09
levels to this other than just saying like you lived in
41:12
Australia. Like like no bro, I can be.
41:15
I lived in Australia so I have a right to play for Australia.
41:17
But my family come from some more.
41:19
We have strong as ties to some more.
41:22
We moved here for better opportunities because we had to
41:24
because we're trying to like make something for our families.
41:28
And that is completely fine. And you shouldn't be held
41:31
because you moved away from your country and now you, you know,
41:35
and, and we had these things before, like when you played for
41:37
Kiwis, you played for Australia. You, you actually got more money
41:42
playing for those countries. So bro, if you, I don't know the
41:44
exact numbers, but if you were to play for Australia and get
41:49
100 grand, bro, of course you're choosing that.
41:53
And you might know, you might just go back to your family and
41:55
be like, man, like I wanted to play for some more, but like I'm
41:58
playing for Australia because there was more money.
42:00
So there's that aspect to it as well where, yeah, these these
42:06
families like, but we're living in the 21st century where you
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can be Italian moldy Samoan Tongman, you can be heaps of
42:15
different nationalities and you have a grandma that's in Samoa,
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you have a grandma that's in New Zealand.
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Like you have heaps of different sides of your family where you
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should be able to represent both sides.
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But I honestly reckon you should be able to play in New Zealand
42:29
one year and play Tonga the next year.
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Why not? Like, why?
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Because someone's going to be like, oh, you just like chop and
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change it. Who cares?
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But if you're Tongan in your Kiwi, you can do it.
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But if I'm playing in New Zealand, like in the touch or if
42:44
we're playing Touch World Cup, bro, you can chop a change.
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Well, I don't know if you can actually, but you should be able
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to and you're gonna play. It should be up to the player to
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choose where they want to play. I don't see why it's a big deal
42:56
for international anyway. That's that's one part of it.
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But then this part of it here for the State of Origin is like
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whether you should be able to play State of Origin or play
43:09
international if you don't place that order and whatever.
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But the thing I reckon is we should treat state of Origin or
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Aussies get defensive about it because they feel that it's it's
43:20
their product, right? And whether they want to share
43:23
it or not is kind of up to them. It's kind of not like the NRL
43:27
and stuff have something to do with it.
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But it should be like an All Star game bro where NBA have an
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All Star game middle of the year and you choose the best of the
43:34
best and they play against each other.
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And the if you lived in NSW, lived in Queensland, whatever
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that eligibility rule have right now is fine and it's the same
43:47
thing. But I can be Australian and have
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a grandma that's in Samoa and I should be able to represent them
43:53
both. Why not?
43:54
I see where you're going with this.
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I will say people care more about State of Origin than the
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international game. Yeah, as of right now, as we
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stand, they care more about the State of Origin that that in
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rugby league is the absolute pinnacle, you know what I mean?
44:11
Yeah. And the reason why I'm saying
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that is because when you're talking about how Aussies get
44:18
defensive about it and stuff, I can see why they would.
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But allowing these players, as Buzz said, to go off and go and
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represent their, their, I guess, cultural backgrounds such as
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Samo Tonga, Fiji, all of that stuff, it it does, it
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strengthens the international game.
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And for me, the international game needs to be the pinnacle.
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And and that's what's gonna elevate rugby league.
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Like State of Origin is as good as it's gonna get.
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Like you can't make State of Origin any bigger worldwide,
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Yeah, that's that's that's gonna be as big as it's gonna get.
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But internationally. But if Samo Tonga, England, and
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then like as I said, if you get France back into it and then
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because you already have all these good competitions over in
44:58
Europe, if you get Europe involved and elevate
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international rugby league to a point where you know you're
45:04
getting really good competition, then it's only gonna grow the
45:08
sport more. I think that's what NRL have
45:10
done really well. The last I'd say 10 years, you
45:14
know, 20 years ago is honestly it was just Australia and New
45:18
Zealand, yeah. And international footy, yeah.
45:21
And I will always remember when the Kiwis won it back in, you
45:24
know, the early 2000s of some sort, when Benji, when Billy
45:27
Slater threw that ball, the Anzac Test, yeah, yeah, or
45:30
something like that. Yeah, yeah.
45:31
And, And anyway, I remember even watching games like that and the
45:34
crowd wasn't even packed. Yeah.
45:36
You wanna see stadiums packed by Yeah, you know, and honestly,
45:40
you're only getting packed crowds when Tongans are more
45:42
playing now, but. The best the best rugby league
45:45
I've been to State of Origin at Suncorp game three and that had
45:50
nothing when Tonga versus New Zealand and the and was it's
45:54
quarter or the semi semi. Yeah.
45:57
Was it pool game? I can't.
45:58
Remember something like that bro at mounts mark that was the
46:01
loudest game, but I was low key. My ears were ringing really it
46:05
was so loud, bro. And so that's exactly bro that's
46:08
gonna elevate the game so much and just another point on Gordy.
46:12
He bro is so small minded. What do you want the game to go
46:15
back to when Ozzy was just winning 100 nil every game, bro?
46:19
That's no one wants to be playing there, bro.
46:21
And then the other thing as well is it actually helps to promote
46:24
other Australians like you don't have pain hearts, you don't have
46:27
cried and all that in there. So now Bradman Beston is in
46:31
playing international and I don't know who else is a gun
46:35
medal, Lindsay Collins or whatever.
46:37
You're actually getting all these players that are getting
46:39
left out, but they're gun. But yeah, and you're actually
46:42
getting more gun players playing at an international level.
46:44
I was gonna say that, bro, and that that, you know, pain
46:47
leaving yeah, the Kangaroos opens up a prop position for
46:51
another person who was either on the fringe or was in the team,
46:54
but they just went starting of some sort, you know, and
46:56
everyone effectively wants to start as ANRL player.
46:59
Some people know their roles were coming off the bench, but
47:01
it opens up spots bro, you know? And you think about all the
47:03
people that missed out in the past, like Mitchell Pierce, how
47:06
how many Aussie games did he play?
47:08
Yeah. Like how many did Jimmy Maloney
47:10
play? Yeah.
47:11
Like all these boys that were should have been playing that
47:14
were good enough to play international.
47:15
They hardly ever played international, but they probably
47:18
wouldn't because there was all Aussies in front.
47:20
Of them and those types of players arguably had better
47:22
careers than some of the greats, yeah, that we talk about today,
47:24
you know, yeah. But there's just too much
47:27
competition. So yeah, I just completely
47:28
disagree with Gordy and I really don't like this is just an
47:32
example separately, of how these veteran goats get into media and
47:39
they just are so close minded and don't have consideration for
47:43
these other media dudes. To be honest.
47:45
They're no more than them. Like they just didn't play.
47:48
Yeah, but yeah. Now I see where you're going
47:50
with it. I do respect both opinions on
47:52
this as well. And obviously, yeah, the product
47:55
is an Australian product to to a certain extent.
47:57
But at the same time, when you're saying that these like
48:01
those players, if you're playing State of Origin, you're the best
48:03
of the best. Yeah, you are the best of the
48:05
best, Yeah. Which means you're being
48:07
selected for a reason. There's a reason why Payne Husk
48:09
is selected. There's a reason why Croydon,
48:10
Luai, all of them get selected, you know, to all, etcetera.
48:13
You know, So for them to obviously, like we said, you
48:16
know, go off and play for their own, their countries or their
48:18
choice, as long as they're eligible for it, let them do it,
48:22
in my opinion. But yeah, each, I guess some
48:24
people will have different opinions on it, but I know where
48:26
we, I guess kind of, yeah, stand with us.
48:30
Yeah, I, I don't respect his opinion, to be honest.
48:35
Like I think it's, it's wrong and selfish.
48:38
So yeah, that's what I stand. Cool, yeah.
48:43
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