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HHBSO 11: You Can Talk to Me at the Gym · He's Hot but Something's Off...

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Hello, welcome to He's Hop. But something's off with me.
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Just Joey T First of all, I want to say thank you to everyone
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that's left the tip on my YouTube channel for these
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podcasts. There is a tipping feature on
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some YouTube channels. Mine's monetized so it's turned
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on on my channel, but I didn't even know because I've never
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usually go into the comments section for.
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Almost anything, but I learned really early on to not pay that
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much attention to comments that people make, especially
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something just like put out onto the Internet to like the public.
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So all my YouTube channels are public videos, so anyone on the
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Internet can just go and watch them, but they can also leave a
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comment. And when my videos got a little
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bit of popularity maybe like, I don't know.
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Four or five, six years ago. That's when I start to notice
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some of the comments are not super nice.
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So that's when I learned to not really go into the comments and
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pretty much just pay not much attention to them.
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But for these podcasts, it's a new thing I'm doing and I am
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posting them to my YouTube channel.
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Once in a great while when I remember to, I'll peek into the
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comments section for the video version of this podcast on
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YouTube. It's also available on Spotify,
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by the way, and there's been a couple of times where some of
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you have left me a tip in the comments for these podcasts,
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video podcast episodes on YouTube.
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So thank you so much for doing that.
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I really do appreciate it. The funny thing is, I've never
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gone a tip for any other video that I've ever posted.
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Not that I think so anyways, cuz I haven't really checked.
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But yeah, some of my most popular videos I've gone
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hundreds of thousands of views or something.
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I don't think I've ever gotten a tip for those.
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So yeah, just thank you so much. And I did have one listener
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asked me recently about, and I actually going to do the Patreon
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so I can talk them out, maybe some of the more juicy things.
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And it's something I really would love to do.
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And my response to that listener was, well, two things for right
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now, A1, I'm not sure if there's enough interest to do a Patreon.
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And if I were to do a patron, I want to make sure that this a
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patron is paid. You'd be paying like three or
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five or whatever amount of dollars per month for it.
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I want to make sure that if I'm taking your money, I can
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definitely give you all all the subscribers, something that is
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going to be worth your money every single month.
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I would like it to be a little bit more than just like an extra
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podcast every one or two weeks or whatever.
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But I'm not really done at Patreon before.
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I don't know what all the features and things are.
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I think there's a internal forum for all the members to.
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Like kind of chat and stuff like that.
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And I think I can interact directly with all the
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subscribers, something like that.
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But yeah, if you still want me to do a Patreon, I just want to
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make sure that. It's going to be worth people's
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money to sign up. And there's enough of you that
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might want to sign up to basically make it worth your
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while. You know, I want to.
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If I'm taking your money, I want to take it seriously.
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But yeah, leave a comment in, I guess the YouTube comment
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section for any of my podcast videos.
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Yeah, if you want that to happen.
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But I'm so interested in doing that now.
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One thing I've always wanted to talk about on the podcast was
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the gym, because I go to the gym all the time.
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I go like six days a week. Week and I have a lot of
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opinions on the gym in general, but let me preface it by saying
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this. I don't care what you're really
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doing at the gym in terms like the exercises.
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I am not a trainer, I'm not a fitness professional, I go to
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gym all the time. But that doesn't really give me
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much qualification on saying, oh, whether your form is good or
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not, or whether you're doing exercises properly, or whether
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you know those are the right exercises you should be doing, I
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mean. Everyone has like thoughts in
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their head, but for most people going through the gym, they
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should probably just keep those thoughts to themselves when
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they're looking at other people working out.
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But the one thing I will say about me at the gym personally
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is I give a lot of resting bitch face at the gym.
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Not intentionally, but when I'm at the gym.
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I have my spreadsheet that is the list of exercises I'm
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supposed to do that day. I know how many reps and sets of
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each exercise I'm supposed to do.
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I know the order of exercises to do a man.
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I know which piece of equipment I need to use.
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So for me, when I go to the gym, it's very much like, OK, go down
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the list, do these things and then leave.
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The gym is not a social place for me, I think.
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For a lot of people, they do know what have they have gym
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buddies or they know a lot of other people that go to the same
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gym. So like, they socialize.
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That's great. I'm not opposed to socializing.
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I should probably do more, honestly, because I'm such an
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introvert. I'm so independent.
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But when I'm at the gym already have this mindset that OK, I
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need to do these exercises and I need to hit these targets.
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And then once I'm done to the gym, I'm very tired.
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Even during the exercises I'm like very, very tired.
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But I'm trying to like push myself to do more reps or
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heavyweights or more sets every single time that I have at the
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gym. That's why I write everything
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down. I did maybe like 20 push ups
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this time. So next time I go I try to do 21
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or try to do 20-2, maybe I bench press like £150.00.
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So next time I try 155 hundred 60.
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So that's really kind of where my head is at whenever I'm at
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the gym. Which combined with my natural
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RBF and combined with like my just focus on like pushing and
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like all that stuff, does not, I think, make me look very
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approachable at the gym because I'm tired.
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I'm like trying to push really hard to like do better every
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time on each other exercises and my natural RBF I don't look very
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approachable. Maybe I even look a little
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angry, but that's not intentional.
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So if you ever like see me at the gym and I look like pissed
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off, well, I I could maybe be upset about something and I'm
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just channeled that energy, that negative energy into like my
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workouts, which for me I usually gives me pretty good physical
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results if I channel some sort of anger into my exercise.
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However, 90% of time just know that I'm not actually upset or
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angry or pissed off. I'm just.
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Well, natural RBF #1 and #2. I'm just probably focusing very
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hard on like the exercises themselves.
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I hope I'm not like scaring other people at the gym with
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like the way I look. The only thing that me
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personally that might upset me when I'm at the gym is people
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that don't have very good gym etiquette.
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Now there's no. There's not a lot of set rules
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like heart rules when you go to the gym, right?
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Like the gym itself might have rules for like certain things
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like you know, maybe like they don't want to have food on the
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floor of the on the on the in the gym or something like that,
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But I think. What's so much more impressive
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to me is not the Super muscular people that can bench press like
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£3000 or can do like a million push ups or anything like that.
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The people that are courteous at the gym, even if they don't look
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like they know what they're doing at the gym in terms of the
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exercises, or even if they're like not even using weights or
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like if they're using like the lightest weights possible or
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something. I don't care about that.
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Everyone's got their own fitness goals, but like what?
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I really admire and respect are the people who are courteous at
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the gym and realize that the gym is a public space that is shared
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with others. And you have a lot of equipment
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that everyone is wanting to use. And if you are like courteous
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and you're aware of that, you're respectful of others because it
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is a shared space, that is what is going to be most impressive.
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Like the guy who's bench pressing 1,000,000 pounds, I
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could give a toss about, you know that that doesn't impress
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me. Literally that.
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You know, like putting the weights back where they're
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supposed to be. Like there's a a rack where all
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the dumbbell weights are supposed to go.
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A lot of people don't put the weights back onto the rack.
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They're just like just leave them on the floor.
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Like that's, I consider it to be not great Jim etiquette, right?
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Like, put the weights back where they're supposed to be, you
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know, the weight the dumbbell rack is marked with.
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About exactly which weights are supposed to go where, but that's
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where people are going to look for the weights.
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You know you don't want to like leave it in some random corner
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of the gym because that's not very courteous because other
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people might want to use those weights.
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Those dumbbells is in a random corner of the gym far away from
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the rack and it's like no what else can use them.
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This sounds like common sense, but there have been times where
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like I find weights and equipment, I find dumbbells that
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are in like a random corner of the gym and some could have
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easily just. Pick those weights up and put
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them back on the weight rack. So it's stuff like that.
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That's what I mean by like the general gym etiquette.
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There's not like a hard rule that says you must put the
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weights back, Although pretty much every gym I ever went to
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have little signs where the weight rack is to remind people
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to please put the weights back when they're done with it.
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So things like that. It's where I'm like.
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I I get sometimes a little upset, you know, like it's it's
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a shared space, especially it's like rush hour.
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That's like a bunch of people at the gym.
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The gym. Sometimes it's tight.
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There are a lot of people that go at like 4 or five or 6:00 PM,
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but that's maybe the only time they can go.
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Just a little courtesy and just, you know, like put the weights
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back, you know, just little things like that.
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Wipe down the bench. You really sometimes are not
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aware how sweaty you are. So you know, just at least with
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your tower, like a wet wipe or something, just, you know, wipe
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down the wipe down the bench. Just little things like that.
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Those are the things that sometimes at the gym pisses me
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off just a little bit. The other thing about the gym
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is. At my gym, at least, there are a
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lot of gay guys that go there. It's the crunch in West
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Hollywood is one of the gayest gyms I've been to, and that's
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probably why I go anyways. There are sometimes when you're
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working out, you're just in the gym and sometimes you may like
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in advert eye contact with someone, and I can never tell.
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Well, maybe this is not maybe not gym specific.
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It's just like life in general. I can never tell if someone's
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looking at me because it was like an accidental glance or if
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they're looking at me because like I have a booger on my face
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or like I've got. I don't know, something is up
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with how I look. Or if like oh are they checking
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you out because all the looks are the same and especially in
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the gym situation I. Am too focused on my exercises
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to really know. First of all I'm not there to
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socialize like I said, and 2nd I'm like to focus on my
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exercises to decipher what kind of look someone's giving me.
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Are you giving me a look because like I left a bench dirty by
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accident or like that I spill my drink or something and I didn't
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notice Like I don't know what it is.
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So this is like something that I'm thinking about Sometimes
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this gives me anxiety in public, but at the gym I can definitely
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tell there are some there. A lot of the folks that I see at
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the gym are regulars, and I see them all the time.
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But because I'm not there to socialize, I don't actually know
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who they are and sometimes I can't tell.
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Are you looking at me but you're checking me out, or are you
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looking at me because I did something wrong?
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Are you looking at me because? You think the exercise I'm doing
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is funky or do I? Do I do.
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I have like some snack coming out of my nose so I I never
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really know. It is like because it's such
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like a gay gym. I feel like it is like a little
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bit flirty and thirsty. I heard some stories about.
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Some things that have happened at that gym in like the locker
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rooms for example, which I'm not going to go into, I don't think
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Spotify or YouTube or whatever would like me sharing those type
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of stories. Again, these are the types of
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things maybe I can talk about on a Patreon.
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But yeah, I've definitely heard some stories of some things that
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have gone on. So it is maybe like a slightly
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thirsty gym, but The thing is in the locker room.
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I'm there to, like, put my bag away and change.
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Usually I change in the house into my gym clothes.
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Then I walk to the gym. So when I go to locker room, I
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just put my bag away and lock it, grab my water bottle and
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gloves and I don't shower at the gym.
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When I'm done at the gym, go to the locker room, I grab my stuff
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and I just walk out. I don't even change.
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Once I get home, I'll change or shower or do whatever.
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I don't really see the point personally to like shower in the
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gym. 01 thing today I walked. I went to the gym today and.
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In the locker rooms and I was just walking down to where I
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usually pick a locker. And then there was this guy that
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had he was naked with a towel. He was about to shower or he had
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just showered I guess. And he had one foot like up on
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the bench like spread eagle and like the only thing kind of sort
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of covering it was like a locker door that was like open and.
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I saw it just like out of the corner of my eye, and I kind of
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make it a point to like, not look and stare in the locker
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room. Like if someone's like changing
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or whatever and my locker is nearby, I'll probably like face
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away. From them.
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Not because I think they're like nasty or discussing or whatever,
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but like, it's not a place where like you want to gawk and
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whatever, you know, like maybe some of the guys like it.
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Some of the guys are pretty thirsty in there, some of them
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actually pretty hot. But you know, I don't want to
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make it uncomfortable for anyone when all you're doing is just
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getting changed and I'm not there to like.
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Check out anyone's goods either so like, I try to like not stare
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or look at people like in the locker room if they're like
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changing or just in a tower naked or whatever.
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But like this guy, I guess he was on his phone or something
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and he just like one leg, just like propped up on the bench
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wide open, like, yeah, and like and.
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I grabbed the locker near by, but it was like facing away from
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him. So I was like grabbing my shoes,
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grabbing my gloves, you know, doing, doing my thing, just
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putting my bag away, putting something to the locker and
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probably like a minutes gone by. And then I kind of turned to
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like leave the locker room and she's still in the exact same
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post. He's got like one leg on the
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ground, the other legs on the bench, legs wide open,
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completely naked. He had a towel on, but I don't
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think his his tow was definitely not covering.
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The candy store, it was like around the back of his waist or
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like around his neck or something like that.
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And I was like is that a it's not a little too obvious that
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you're fishing for some action like that In no in in no way can
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that be like a natural pose that he inadvertently.
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Like took on by he was distracted by being on his
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phone. Like you can't be senator naked
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1 lick on the bench licks wide open like spread out and that
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can't be like a natural post for anyone.
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So yeah, that was interesting to see.
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I mean there there are a lot of thirsty gay guys that go there.
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Anyways, changing topic now. I've been on this career break
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for a good seven or eight months.
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Now what I've realized this week is.
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I think I'm ready to go back to work like a nine to five.
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There are side hustles that I'm working on to bring in a little
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bit of money, which has been fun to kind of like concentrate on.
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But you know, a side hustle is just that.
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It's just a side hustle, a little extra money.
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It's not gonna like pay my mortgage or anything.
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And I am trying to start up a business, but it's not.
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So time and labor intensive, the business that it I I can't also
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have like a full time job at the same time as doing that.
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And I think I'm ready to go back to work.
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Yeah, I think I'm ready to do like a regular day job and to do
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like a nine to five. So I've been thinking about this
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a lot and I've been trying to not give myself.
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Too much guilt for taking this time off because I very much
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have this mindset, probably part of kind of growing up and I was
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taught to like always have like a steady paycheck.
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So when I don't have a steady paycheck, there's always this
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part of my brain that gets like very, very nervous.
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And it's telling me like your slacker, stop slacking off, go
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get a job and go get a paycheck, so.
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That is still always a little bit there and I manage it, but I
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think I'm at the point now where I can do a nine to five and not
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rip my hair out, which was the state that I was in back in
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December. I have been even like three or
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four months ago. I have been casually for a while
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now looking at different job postings.
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In the IT world and I think I would probably want to return to
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that type of IT rule I had before and but nowadays I think
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I'm ready to like step it up a little bit.
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Unfortunately, there hasn't been that many IT roles that I've
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been seeing that's kind of like what I want to do and I
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mentioned this once before, I think on the last podcast I'm
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going to be pickier about the type of company I work for.
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I can't just be like. For a lack of term like a boring
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company where I don't really feel a connection to what they
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do, it's going to have to be like something slightly
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interesting, something I feel some amount of passion about.
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I think this was talked about a lot in terms of millennials
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recently or maybe it's been a few years where they said.
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Must be written by people that are not millennials, but they're
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saying millennials a place more emphasis on working for an
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organization that they feel some sort of a passion about where
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they can get behind like the cause, quote UN quote, of that
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organization, of that company. You know, that's more important
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to millennials than a lot of other.
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Cohorts, especially all the cohorts, whereas maybe for some
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boomers or something, it's like, well, a job's a job, just go do
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it. So there are people that made
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fun of that. So it almost feels a little bit
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silly to say that now, but I really feel that that was true.
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This was last year when I was on the job hunt last summer.
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That's where I switched from my job to another.
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And when I was doing that job hunt, there was the Trevor
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Project actually I remember had. A job posting for a head of it
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that I thought, wow, this is like an organization I would
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love to be a part of. This is the type of role that I
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that's kind of up my alley that I would be like challenged on
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that I think do really, really well.
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They didn't get back to me which is like hey, like no, completely
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fine, right. You know you you do a job
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posting. You get hundreds of applicants.
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You know you can't reply to everyone.
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You know, no, it will. Obviously, I love the Trevor
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Project. I love what they do.
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But to be able to find some sort of organization where I really
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identify and kind of support what they do that has the type
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of role, which is the type of IT role that I want is a little bit
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difficult. But yeah, I think I'm ready to
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like look in a more serious capacity for a job.
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So what I'm telling myself is OK.
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We we're probably not going to find the the ideal dream job
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tomorrow or even maybe for like a few months, but we need to
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like put in some effort now but just don't stress out so much if
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nothing good materializes for like a few months.
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So I'm not pushing myself too hard to have like a hard
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deadline for when I need to have the job again.
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The side hustle is bringing in. Just enough money to have things
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be comfortable to not have that day job for a little while now
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and I'm just trying to not make myself feel bad that it will
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take a little bit of time before I will have that day job again.
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And in the meantime, I'm just trying to give myself permission
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to like. Just enjoy the summer basically.
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So I've got some trips coming up that I would like to take.
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Nothing set in stone yet. I would love to go onto the Med
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cruise, the Atlantis Mediterranean cruise in August
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slash September. So that's something I'm looking
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into right now. I wanted to go down to Sydney
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Ashley because it's winter in Sydney, the southern hemisphere.
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And I've got a lot of good friends down there and I
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thought, oh, it's offseason. Maybe the tickets will be kind
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of cheap. They're not as cheap as I
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thought. So unfortunately I had to Nix
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that idea. But I just just, I did just book
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a trip back to Vancouver to visit family in a couple of
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weeks. I'm thinking about maybe doing
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market days in Chicago, but I love market day so much is so
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much fun. I don't have that many, like of
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my closer friends that are going this.
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This year. But there's also other stuff
22:32
going on. But I do know people, some
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people in Chicago. So I was like, oh, maybe I'll
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just fly there solo and just kind of make it a trip and just,
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yeah, have some fun. And I'm also thinking about
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trips further down the year as well.
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David Lam and I were just talking about White Party
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Bangkok for New Year's and that we actually did some bookings on
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that opportunistically this past weekend.
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Yeah. So it's a lot to look forward
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to. I do kind of I am at the point
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somehow that I think I'm, I'm ready to do the 9:00 to 5:00 and
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assuming I can find a company that I care enough for in terms
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of what they do in their mission.
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Assuming I have like a good manager, there's like a good
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team, there's good people and there's like a good culture, I
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think I could be happy again doing the IT and the 9:00 to
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5:00. So that's like a little bit of a
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milestone. I was kind of sort of waiting
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for that point to come around ever since I started the career
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break because when I saw the career break, it was like, OK,
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I'm burnt to help doing the 9:00 to 5:00.
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The only thing I knew was I need to, like, stop doing this for my
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own sanity and for my mental health.
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And I took the break and I already had a few trips planned
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for the beginning of that break and then a few months in after
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all these trips were over. It was a little bit like
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purgatory. Kind of.
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I don't know if that's like, the right word or thing to compare
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it to, but it was like, OK, I'm on this break.
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I have kind of gone on a few vacations and had my play time
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for a few months now. What next?
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It was kind of sort of like floating in the ether for like a
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little bit from like March until now I have you know, like
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without that though, I wouldn't have had the idea to like try to
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start my own business. So that was one thing that came
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out of it. I wouldn't have been able to
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advance so my side hustles if I didn't have like the extra time
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and extra focus. I was able to kind of dedicate
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to the side hustle so there's that too but those are it wasn't
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really I was I kept on thinking what is like the goal what's the
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thing I'm trying to achieve now with the career break like
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what's what's going on like what's next you know so but I
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think I'm finally at the point now I don't know where it popped
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up. It was actually I couldn't tell
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you like this was something I was working towards.
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It was like a road map I was following because I was not
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following any road map. I was just.
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Like, blindfold on, just fooling around in the dark.
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I don't know what was happening, what was going on, but am I
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supposed to feel a certain way at a certain point of time?
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Yeah. But yeah, luckily this, this,
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this kind of milestone happened out of nowhere.
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And yeah, I think I'm ready to go back to work, which is great
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if you know any IT jobs. Can you come in the YouTube
25:34
section for this video? And then maybe I will put them
25:38
up. All right, I want to wrap up
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this episode of the podcast. Like, I wrapped up most episodes
25:45
of the podcast, talking just a little bit about Ru Paul's Drag
25:49
Race All Stars with some stars season eight.
25:52
We've made it to the final two. And the previous episode that
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aired just now was the Fame Games talent extravaganza.
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And I thought it was great that all the Queens bar Heidi.
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Were able to come back and kind of have a whole episode just
26:10
above them basically. And they were all each able to
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basically have some stage time to kind of do kind of whatever
26:18
they want for like a minute. So that was like really, really
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awesome. I love seeing Lala Reeves
26:25
performance. I really liked, I love Jessica
26:28
Wild's performance as well. I love nature Lopez's
26:31
performance. I also really liked as well the
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twist that they had with like. The two X3 X 4X points were like
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the top two of the returning Queens that Mama Root picked.
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I don't know how I feel about that it was.
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This might sound a little pessimistic, but it almost felt
26:51
like this was production's way to basically control the
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narrative and. Heavily biased.
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The Fame games in favor of 2 Queens in particular is to give
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some like 2X and 3X as many points as everyone else.
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That's a huge, huge, huge advantage.
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So we obviously probably don't get to see what the tally is at
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the end. So I felt like this was maybe a
27:19
way for production to be like, well, we want it to be like.
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One of these two people, or we wanted to be like this person,
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let's devise a quote UN quote twist that we can put into the
27:32
show at this last minute so that it makes it look like to
27:37
basically to have it as an excuse for when we pick one of
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these two winners, that it kind of still looks organic, right?
27:46
Honestly, they didn't even have to like, do this twist.
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For that, if production wants someone to win the Fame Games,
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like they're just going to say, oh, the winner is so and so and
27:54
like, but they never are going to review the tally of the votes
27:57
for the Fame games anyways. But this extra twist, I felt
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like, I don't know if if it felt a little unnecessary.
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It almost makes it look like it's rigged.
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I mean, even if it is rigged, like you don't have to tell
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people just keep that silent, right?
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They could have just had everyone do their talent.
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And then, you know, everyone got the critiques and it was like,
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hey, go over the fame game. So like, I don't know how I feel
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about them doing this. Like top two fame game Queens,
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2X3X points or whatever. I think I could have just have
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done without that, to be completely honest.
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All right. And that wraps up another
28:35
episode of the podcast again. If you want me to do a Patreon
28:39
and yeah, ideas for, like, juicy topics you would like to have me
28:44
talk about or, yeah, it would just like the idea of me doing a
28:49
Patreon, please let me know. Like, I will do it and I will
28:53
put in the effort to make sure it's worth, like.
28:56
All the time. Of all the people that would
28:57
subscribe to it, I really would want to do like a really good
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job for you guys not so Remember we have the video version of
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this podcast on not just my YouTube channel, just Joey T,
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but also on Spotify as well. And to next time, bye.