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What Your Coffee Says About You · Talking Shed

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Welcome back to the party. Happy Easter break.
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Yeah, happy Easter. Thank you for the chocolates.
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Yeah, what's Easter? What's the origins of?
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Easter. It's actually, I think I believe
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it's from the religious. Yeah, just background of Jesus.
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So where did the Bunny come in? That's what I'm trying to figure
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out too. I don't really know.
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I mean, from my understanding, look, the way I look at it is
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I'm way off here probably bro. But I'm thinking it represents
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the tombstone that Jesus was in, was in the tombstone the the
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well, Yeah, like it actually, yeah.
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Like, you know, like the hollow. Yeah, little thingy.
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Yeah, I think it might represent something.
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And then those lines and then and then Cadbury just.
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Instilled in US, it's supposed to be about chocolates.
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And of course, it's all about money, eh?
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Yeah. Always.
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Yeah, but happy Easter, man, Happy Easter Fire Note.
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Hopefully you guys are enjoying your long weekend, long weekend
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over here in Australia at the moment.
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Damn. Hey, blessing, blessing that
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it's a Friday. But four day weekend, it's
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clutch. And a hop.
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For you, it's probably like a three-week.
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Weekend Oh yeah yeah, I know school holidays just started for
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me so. That's crazy.
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Thank you, very thank you. So hey, I'm not complaining.
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I'm very lucky so. But yeah, probably one of the
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usually they have like a holiday you can like link it up where
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you take like a couple days off and you get like 2 weeks off.
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But this week isn't as good. I know, I know.
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But hey, talking about chocolate, I want to kind of get
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into a mishap that's kind of happened recently.
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I wouldn't say really in my life, but you know, you already
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know that, You know, twice a week Hunter and I go to local
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Cafe and I've kind of had a mishap lately at our local joint
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that we go to here in the coast. Yeah.
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And for whatever reason, this one barista.
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OK, I've really only just started getting into my coffees.
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And look, my go to coffee is mocha.
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OK Mochaccino. My reason for that.
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I love sweet stuff, OK. Even with my standard coffees,
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I've got to have honey with it. Yeah, that's what I replace
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sugar with most of the time. So mocha just it's kind of it's
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like a little treat. Yeah.
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OK. And so for me, when I go and
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order this mocha, I expect, you know, the standard, OK, make
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sure the chocolate's already in there, chocolate powder.
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OK. Then you put your coffee in, you
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mix it while you're doing it, and then obviously you put your
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milk in and then you create your little love heart or something
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like that, right. Artwork.
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So did they put chocolate in before?
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Yeah, that's how. That's how you should really
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make a mocha. You don't put chocolate in
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after, you do it before. Yeah, OK.
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I don't know who taught this barista how to make coffees, but
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goddamn. Bo, they're like crazy.
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If you haven't been following me on my personal, OK, so on my
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personal, I've been putting up on my stories kind of this
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journey that I've had in the last month and this one barista
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has decided that she would basically just put in the whole
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entire world's chocolate on my damn market.
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Boy, it's so much chocolate. It's so ridiculous, like.
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Honestly, it's like it's like chocolate, coffee, milk.
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And then I would say like a third of the damn cup is is
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chocolate powder. It's literally like a centimeter
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of chocolate on top of. Your It's actually deadly,
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right? It's a little bit your fault.
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You need to say something. Like that, See, so this is what
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OK, you, you told me that, but I'm, I'm that so deep into this
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whole damn thing that I can literally not get out of my seat
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and say anything. She probably thinks you like it
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as well. He's like the the owner's
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probably like, why are you? He's like, no, no, no, he loves
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it. He loves it.
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So it brought me to this idea. Put it out to the followers.
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How you should make a coffee, but also at the same time what
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coffee is your favorite? And we had a few people that
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kind of sent in their favorite coffees and basically why they
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chose those coffees. Now before that, I put up a pole
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as well. OK.
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And the pole was basically what coffee was your choice Latte,
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cappuccino. I put in another one at the long
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black or other latte was #1 on our on our list when I'm looking
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at it. OK, so latte then it was long
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black. Well, and then it was obviously
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what was the second one that I said cappuccino Yeah, was was
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the least and other other was there so.
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I could always have Verizon up in that part Sorry, sorry.
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So latte's number one for our followers and then it went to
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long black and then other and then cappuccino came last in the
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situation. So I put out the question, why
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that coffee? Tell us your reason, Is it
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habit, taste, whatever it is? OK so our followers got back to
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us and one person said actually your mum taste and habit.
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Taste and habit. What was her one she cappuccino?
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I'm pretty sure she has a cap. See, my mom has a cappuccino
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too. It's an old person coffee.
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Low key it is. It is.
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AI feel like it's a mature coffee they need.
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They need more coffee, but they know they can't have too much
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milk. Yeah.
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Is that what? I didn't even know what the
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difference is? Yeah.
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Well, I'm about to test you very shortly.
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Sorry. Another person.
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Hannah. Hannah put out all of the above.
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I suppose mostly habit. Now the order is itched into my
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brain. It does become a habit,
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actually. See, I'm almost waking up every
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day and I'm thinking, OK, where are we going for coffee or what
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am I? What?
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Are we having coffee this morning?
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Yeah. And I never used to be.
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And it's just become a habit. Dean.
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Dean put out a thing. Caps have less milk and more
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foam, making them lighter on the stomach to drink.
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However, I do have. Mostly long.
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That's me, Bo. The milk makes my guts rumble
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now. Hey, Bo, coffee's already making
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me move fast. And the milk on top of that,
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it's, I don't know, I must. I think I'm a little bit lactose
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now that I'm getting up in age. But the milk, bro, A heavy milk
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coffee, yeah, that's going crazy through my body.
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Yeah, yeah, I agree. All right.
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It's a one way St. You too.
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You know where? Yeah.
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OK, Tiama Mocha. Still good morning wake up
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vibes, but also fun. OK.
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I see that it is fun. That's you.
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That's me. That's you.
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I'm for it. Jimmy, Jimmy Bone.
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All of the above. Yeah, it'll Some people just
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love everything, yeah. They do.
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They don't mind the taste. That's Hanley.
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Actually, Hanley kind of gets us to a cafe.
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And just like, what do you order?
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Because I honestly don't know what she wants.
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Yeah. And she goes.
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I'll have this today. That's what she does.
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Change UPS. JT Jordan Tanner, Flat white.
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Simple but effective. Usually nice, but mostly a
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habit. For a lot of people, it is
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habit. Habit.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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Jack Miller. I don't know if this is true,
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but long black feels like it stains more than a flat white.
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Does that's a big one for people?
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Yeah. It's staining their teeth.
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It is. So yeah.
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Coffee does get to that point. Yeah, it does.
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Yeah, Roy, Roy actually put out this one, and I've had this once
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and it is goaded hazelnut latte. Hazelnut latte actually goes
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down an absolute. It's a dream.
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That that, that's a that's a hard one to order, though.
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That's a hard one to order at the at the counter.
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Like can I get a hazelnut latte, please?
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It just sounds a little bit sauce.
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Yeah, you sound a little softer. You sound a little softer, yeah.
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Similar talk. Yeah, similar talk.
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When you order the long black, you sound like God damn right
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long black, Yeah. See, this is my reason I can't
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get behind a long black when I order it at a cafe.
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That's why I don't get it. Yeah, because I'm like, well, I
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can make a long black at home. That's my personal preference on
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why I don't get it. In a cafe.
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Yep, stat hub. Oat milk, flat white with honey.
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I just need that shit every day now and twice.
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See Sunday. Sauce as well.
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That's so Roy and Sam both got sauce orders.
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Sorry my boys. Oat.
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Milk flat white with honey. See when you have.
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To add, why are you adding so much?
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You obviously that OK, this is can I jump into something that I
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think yeah like cuz I'm a long black drinker.
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I think when you start going oat milk with honey and hazelnut
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latte in my head, you don't like coffee.
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Like bro, if you if you don't like a long black in my opinion,
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then you don't really like coffee.
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Like you need something to help the taste?
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Yeah. For me, bro coffee is like bro,
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like God like. It's like bro, it's it's like.
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Gee, that's a. Crazy person a lot of copy is
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like just like greatness, you know, and it's and and and if
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so, imagine like you bro, you have the you buy like a a Louis
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Vuitton bag and then you sew like a white patch on it.
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That's what I feel like you're doing with like long blacks,
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Like bro, it's greatness in a cup and you're adding all this
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little like fruitiness to it to try and to try and help you.
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But like you don't, you don't actually like coffee.
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And so really if you drink long blacks, you're just a little bit
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better. You're just, and that's what
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people are long black. That's what they think as well.
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OK, you're making a good Hold on, Hold on.
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That's what you think? No, I know Dean.
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I know he thinks he's, but we all have this like deservedly
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so. We all have this moral high
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ground where we can actually hack a long black and we and we
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go about life in our days knowing that, you know, that we
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start our day off with a long black and we already started off
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on moral high ground like you know.
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Because it's the strongest one. It's the strongest one in terms
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of, I mean, if you're. Not It's the strongest.
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That's a great way to say it. It's the strongest.
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It's the strongest coffee. You really are desperate for
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that hit. That's basically your vision of
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cigarettes. Yeah, that's today's version of
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cigarettes. Yeah, 30-40 years ago with
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cigarettes where everyone was basically puffing that crap.
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Yeah, everyone is now drowning their mouths in this bloody long
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a long. Black is like a cigarette and a
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honey latte with hazelnut is like a strawberry vape menthol.
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OK. Or like you know what I mean?
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Yeah, yeah, I do. I do.
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And Mocha, that's like crack. That's like smoking crack.
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Closest thing to get. Crack.
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I'll get Natasha put this one out filling usually have long
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black at home, so if I'll buy the milk basically.
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Yep, Yep. I actually responded to Natasha
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and I said filling. I've actually never heard anyone
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say that coffee's filling. It sounds like little stomach
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vibes. Yeah, Yeah.
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OK. Yeah.
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But that I find that really genuinely that's interesting to,
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in my opinion, like I've never. I guess the milk a it's like,
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yeah. Well, I guess you could kind of
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treat it like water A and to a certain extent, I don't know
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anyway, So what do you think? Well, what's you're a mocha
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water. I'm a mocha.
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And what do you, what do you think towards like other
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people's drinks? Cappuccino flat white.
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I think you got no class. Yeah.
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Honestly, you're just like basic.
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You're basic. You're honestly basic.
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I said this to you the other day.
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I said that I genuinely believe mocha is the hardest one to make
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because you've got three different types of things.
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This is just your standard one with normal milk, right?
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You've got chocolate powder, then you got your coffee that
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you gotta do. Yeah.
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Then you gotta do your milk and steam it, right.
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OK. And then you put your chocolate
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powder on top. OK, so there's actually.
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Four things in there. There's two chocolate powders in
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there. It's crazy.
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That is crazy bro. The only thing hard about a
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cappuccino and a flat wire is the difference in the milk.
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All right. The difference in the steam, the
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frost. OK, what about listeners?
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Hummus. He sent this in Cheer boys.
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What up? Big fan of the podcast.
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Day one fan obviously. Good to see the boys putting
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themselves out there and whatnot.
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Long black or ice long black for me.
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Did actually get that off my mate Matthew.
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He put me on to them saying it provides a lot of good energy,
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low carbs, everything like that. Did also say it helps provide
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Tigger though, but I'm yet to see that from him.
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Cheer. Actually funny he says that
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because he was late to the gym this morning because he had a
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coffee and needed to take a Kaka.
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So maybe less long blacks for you mate and more just water
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because we are waiting. For you.
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Yeah. Lika the teka.
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He didn't mention, though. Ice long black.
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Did he say ice long black? Yeah, he did.
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OK, so this is actually one thing that I think about when I
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think of people who get iced coffees.
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Yeah, I generally think that iced coffee is the worst of the
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worst. Same because you're getting iced
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that waters down your entire basically drink 100%.
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I don't like it. I don't like it.
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Bro 100% bro if you have a lot because my Mrs. Get some
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sometimes you need to scale them because by the time the ice
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melts it makes everything watered down and disgusting and
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by the end of it bro when it's the whole the whole like
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chemistry of it is just off at that point and I don't like
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that. You know what I think about it
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sometimes if you don't get it in the glass too.
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And then now that I'm a little bit more aware, it might be a
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freaking absolute false accusation.
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But when they put it into take away cups and it's plastic and
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I'm like, yeah, heat and cold, but hot coffee doesn't make
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sense because now there's micro plastics.
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Do you know what I'm saying? No, wait.
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Well, heat. Oh, wait, you wouldn't put it in
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the plastic because the micro plastic, Yeah, because.
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You're putting hot coffee in there, Obviously.
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Yeah, there's ice, but they put. Cold ones in the plastic, right?
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No, they put the ice in first and then they pour the hot
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coffee in. Right.
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Yeah. So you're getting micro micro
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plastic? Yeah, and I'm thinking that
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cannot be good to drink. Yeah, I don't think, well,
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that's what you could. That's what you get for getting
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ice coffee, bro. The thing I think that this is
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OK just to wrap my my whole version of it up is a long
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black. When you order a long black,
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it's it is way harder to stuff up because there's less steps.
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That's one of the reasons why I like it.
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A good long black, if you get it from the Coffee Cafe, will have
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like that Creme layer at the top.
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If it doesn't have that Creme layer and it looks like dirty
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water, yeah, trash long black. Yeah, it needs to have that
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creme layer at the top. And so that is based on whether
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you temp it and temp it right, Pretty much.
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So you press it down and you use the right amount of coffee and
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you roast it for the you cook it for the right amount of what do
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you call it? Coconut evaporate What?
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Whatever you call it. The reason because I was a big
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flat white dude. The reason I don't like it
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anymore, But I've had way more bad experiences with flat white.
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Like shout out to all the high school students trying to have
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jobs in cafes. But you can't make coffee for
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shit. Like you keep on stuffing them
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up And then so like you're putting too much milk in at this
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point. I can't ever taste the shots of
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coffee. I'm asking for a triple shot.
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I still still taste like milk and then like it's burnt and
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that kind of thing. So bro I feel like the reason I
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like ordering long black is because it's safer.
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Obviously I'm strong, so I like the the strongness and but I
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reckon it's harder to stuff up. I feel like I always get stuffed
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up. Flat whites, yeah.
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Flat whites, yeah, yeah. That's one of the main reasons
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why I get them though. Yeah, true.
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All right, so to kind of wrap this up, I've got a little game
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for you, OK? It's not so much a game, it's
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actually just testing your knowledge of coffee because
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you're more of a coffee connoisseur than I am.
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All right, you know me, I'm just straight mocha, OK?
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Straight crack. I'm gonna, I'm gonna ask you,
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OK? I'm gonna give you the coffee
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type. You just got to explain to me
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how much espresso, how much steamed milk and how much foam
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is involved in these, etcetera, etcetera.
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OK. And what's actually in these?
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OK, overall, because some of these coffees actually have
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different things. All right, Ready.
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OK. Right.
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Explain to me what an espresso is.
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Oh, that's just straight. Yeah, it's just straight.
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The good stuff. And how much do you reckon just
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by showing me sign finger? It's a especially it's just a
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shot of the like evaporated coffee when it comes out of the
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coffee machine. So I'll say it's are we going
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liters or what? How much do you want?
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Millimeters or? Just however you think.
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It's like a shot. It's a shot.
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It's a shot all. Right.
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Explain to me what an Americano is.
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It's it's the same thing, A shot of coffee with just hot water.
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That's good, yeah. Cappuccino.
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See, I don't know these ones. So it's a shot of coffee with,
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I'd say half milk and the other half froth.
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Froth. Yeah.
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Good. Is that right?
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Yep. Mum, man.
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Yeah, yeah, it's good Latte. What's a latte?
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3/4 milk, 1/4 froth. Yeah.
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No. Am I right?
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You're on. No, you actually.
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Are am I? You're taking the 1st.
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Time. No, I'm not.
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I'm not a swear the way you explain that.
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I'm literally looking at it. Yep, Yep.
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OK, Mocha. What's a mocha?
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I'll probably say same as coffee, a shot of coffee, 3/4
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milk, sprinkle of or a we'll say a teaspoon of chocolate and 1/4
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froth. OK, Yup, I'm going to say you're
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wrong there, but you've got the right thought process.
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Espresso, it's basically even even of everything.
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So it's espresso, hot chocolate, steamed milk, and then milk foam
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on top. All right.
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Some of the stuff is American, so I'm going to skip some of
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those. Flat white.
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I had such a shot. It's, I must say, like way less
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froth. So like an eighth of froth at
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the top. Right, it's actually no froth.
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Oh, right. Yeah, it's basically just
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steamed milk. Steamed milk.
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According to this, that's what I.
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Like I don't like all the froth. I don't like the froth.
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Yeah, avocado. What's an avocado?
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That's that's with the ice cream.
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Yeah, my man. OK, Irish coffee.
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Is that with whiskey? Yeah, it is right there.
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See you do. There's one more thing in there
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as well, according to the Bailey's.
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No, no, no. So whiskey and then something
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else, something completely different.
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It's not alcohol at this point, correct?
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It starts with it. Boy, what would an Irish person
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put in like potato? I don't know what what is.
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It just cream. Cream.
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Just straight cream. Oh, bro, cream and coffee is
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actually lit. Yeah, I actually like right
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there. So that's, that's basically the
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coffee chart that that we're normally used to.
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Bro that's actually you did well.
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Oh holy cow. Years of experience, man.
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Yeah, I know. Anyway, a couple of weeks ago we
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put out a poll as well about your best night, best night that
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obviously people like to have and they, well, they, they
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suggested. What they're Yeah.
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We'll just do a couple of them. How about?
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Yeah, the bro, the bro said. I'm just trying to find it here.
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Oh, yeah, we'll just go there. Oh, Gilly, Bailey, Gilly.
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Shut up. Shut up with cutters.
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Here he goes. Lanai Mojo's rabbit hole.
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Whoa. OK, so this is a great
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reference. Shout out to Gilly Mullaney,
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Jake Riley, Finnow, Jack Quinn. When we were when I was living
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in Mackay, bro, Nowhere to go out of Mackay.
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Couple of places, couple of places, which is main because
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everyone goes there. Like, you know, if you go out in
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Auckland and you go yeah, yeah, we're going out and next morning
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you never see your mates because they went to Poncevier.
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You went to K Road or something. Yeah, yeah.
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And so we used to live in the Lanai Hotel, which was like 500
20:06
meters from. Mojo Jojo's, Mojo's, Mojo JoJo
20:10
Jo I stuck on Power Puff Girls, Mojo's and Rabbit Hole.
20:16
And Mojo's is like this rooftop bar, so you go have a few drinks
20:19
there and then you walk down and go to Rabbit Hole, which is like
20:21
a nightclub and legendary little combo in Mackay because it's the
20:25
only places people can go. So you see everyone and it's
20:29
that's just the I don't actually see that come through.
20:31
That's lit that that was a good little memory.
20:34
Holy. Another reference was from Dolo.
20:36
Dolo. See, it can't be a night at Max
20:39
on a Thursday then going to school Friday just to be sent
20:41
home. We all man, I know that.
20:43
I know that feeling from the brothers, man.
20:44
I've seen him rock up to school the next day.
20:46
Yeah. And Max Max to.
20:50
Ben. Ben.
20:52
No, no, no. Oh.
20:53
Figs. Figs.
20:54
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
20:56
We're speaking about that before in the body and legendary.
20:59
It's legendary, absolutely legendary, Yeah.
21:01
And last week, by the way, last week, we also spoke about or put
21:05
out a question or well, we actually gave our opinion on
21:10
prenups. Yeah, yeah.
21:11
Do you want to kind of go on to that a little bit?
21:13
Yeah, so one of the Bros message back and he actually had been
21:16
through something similar and he said, mate, I've been down the
21:21
rabbit hole of divorce. It's just endless life sapping
21:24
experience and especially when kids are involved.
21:25
But that's enough for another day.
21:27
My new partner and I have both experienced divorce and now we
21:30
have a prenup, wills, etcetera to protect what we had coming
21:34
into this. It's not pre empting A breakup,
21:36
but like insurance on your car, things can happen.
21:40
So by 100% that's pretty much what we what we we agree with
21:44
you. And like it's pretty.
21:47
I think it's good to hear like a actual someone that's, it's not
21:51
saying like good, but like, yeah, it's good to hear someone
21:57
that's actually been through some hard stuff and saying that
22:00
it is good to have. Yeah.
22:01
Because it's just showing people that like, yeah, there's nothing
22:04
bad about it. And it is actually useful in a
22:07
situation where you do end up breaking up or divorcing or
22:09
something. Well, tough.
22:10
Conversations need to be had. And so I appreciate that
22:12
follower sending that in and obviously opened up to us about
22:14
his own personal experience and stuff.
22:16
And it goes to show that not all things, not all conversations
22:19
regarding relationships need to be tough, but sometimes they
22:22
just need to be had. Yeah, but what that kind of
22:26
takes us to flat chats. Flat chats this week we've got a
22:29
video that Machu kind of came across recently and he's gonna
22:34
share it. But basically, what we're gonna
22:35
go into flat chats this week, we spoke about what's something
22:38
everyone pretends to understand but doesn't.
22:40
Yeah, so it stems from this video from the bro I figured his
22:45
name, Louis Davis. They'll tell you, if I gave you
22:49
a magic wand to change one thing and Alti at all, what would it
22:51
be? Is that every rangatahi was
22:54
delusionally aspirational. If you ask like E 7/8/19 for
22:58
their dreams, they'll put their hand up and they'll tell you
23:00
something crazy. They'll tell.
23:01
They'll tell you they want to be AUFC fighter, they want to be an
23:04
astronaut, they want to be the Prime Minister.
23:05
And I love it. Something happens around year
23:08
11/12/30 and you ask them the same question.
23:10
They put their hand up, tell you they want to be an engineer, you
23:13
know, want to be a teacher. And there's money in those jobs,
23:16
you know that. A. 100% but you but something
23:19
happens around that age where where anatahi start to think
23:23
realistic and if I leave them with one for card or after I
23:27
spend time with them, it's like just be as aspirational as
23:31
possible, delusional with your dreams for as long as possible.
23:35
There's a time to be realistic. I promise you it's not 15.
23:38
Yeah, if I gave you a magic. Wand yeah I guess both me and
23:42
you caught strays in there cuz I'm engineer your teacher so
23:45
anyway. But I thought you would have a
23:48
good first I guess. Do you see that in kids that you
23:52
teach like around 11 or? I generally I do and I don't.
23:58
And what I mean by I don't is you ask a typical 151617 year
24:03
old and that in regards to the schools that I've been at, a lot
24:08
of them don't really know what they wanna do when they leave
24:09
school. They just don't.
24:10
Yeah. And I don't know if it's because
24:12
of societal pressure, parents, etc, but they just don't know
24:16
what they wanna do. And that's not all of them.
24:18
Some of them actually have an idea.
24:19
Some of them say, Yep, I wanna go to uni, I wanna study to be
24:22
an engineer or a teacher or an accountant or a financial
24:26
planner, whatever. Anything along those lines,
24:28
doctor, etc. Lawyer.
24:30
And yeah, that's very rare though.
24:33
And to be fair, I only became a teacher one because I was my
24:39
mom's a teacher or was a teacher.
24:40
And so, you know, I was around here and I got to obviously
24:43
experience it. I went through school and all
24:44
that. So I understood what school was
24:46
all about. But too, because my mom actually
24:48
put me under pressure to become a teacher, but in a good way.
24:51
I don't I don't see it ever. I don't look back on it and be
24:54
like, my mom pressured me and I hated it, hated her for it.
24:58
Not at all. I actually think it was the
24:59
smartest thing ever because I had this mindset that I was
25:03
going to make it professionally ensure, you know, maybe I could
25:05
have done that. But at the end of the day, you
25:08
know, it didn't work out and now I'm so grateful because it's
25:10
taking me around the world teaching, you know, I've been
25:13
to, you know, a few countries, you know, I've had the
25:16
opportunity to come to Australia because of it as well.
25:18
Found a good job. So regarding the student stuff,
25:22
I, when my students ask me bro, like what should I do?
25:26
What, you know, I just say, hey, look, sometimes it's just it's
25:28
good to go and get a job, see what it's like in the work
25:31
environment. Work on yourself if you can, if
25:34
you've got the financial backing or whatever, come up with an
25:38
idea or business, you know, that you can or something you're
25:41
passionate about and, you know, see if you can do it.
25:44
You know, I would encourage students these days to take more
25:47
risk earlier on in their 20s, Yeah.
25:51
And teen late teens, then later when they're 3040, fifty.
25:55
It's just, it's just the way life works, I guess, you know,
25:57
when, when obviously financial pressures and responsibilities
26:00
start to increase. Yeah, sorry.
26:02
That's that's kind of my take on it.
26:03
Yeah, yeah, I agree. Like so I don't know this
26:06
doesn't I don't know, maybe I got emotional cuz I'm not like
26:09
not emotional but like defensive because he said engineer.
26:12
But the thing I don't like I 100% agree.
26:15
Or you should be aspirational and like always try to push
26:18
yourself and take risk whatever. But the way he kind of had
26:26
articulated himself, he was like, be an astronaut, be Prime
26:29
Minister, be like a professional UFC fighter and saying things
26:34
like that. You're making it sound like
26:37
there's these really good jobs and then there's these really
26:39
bad jobs. And you're like, don't settle
26:42
for the average basic job because like, everyone should
26:45
try and be better. I reckon it's, it's hard to give
26:50
someone advice on anything. First of all, in my opinion,
26:53
like you should be pretty careful and like trying to say,
26:56
you know, you should like, why aren't you trying to be a
26:58
professional league player? But bro, because I, I grow up
27:00
with people who are trying to be professional league players and
27:02
they couldn't even catch a pass. Yeah.
27:03
And it's like there needs to be like some teaching in that
27:07
little, that part of life as well.
27:10
But like my opinion and it and it was actually I heard the Uber
27:15
CEO that was on the diary of the CEO and he was talking about The
27:21
Wanted piece of advice he would give to young kids trying to
27:24
grow up and be successful is whatever you're doing.
27:27
Just work hard and IA hundred that is a that is a way it ties
27:31
into how this Louis guy was trying to talk.
27:33
But a way of being aspirational isn't just thinking, Oh, I want
27:36
to be an astronaut. It's a way of is, you know, this
27:40
average job of being A at Bunnings or whatever like that
27:44
he's saying isn't a good job. But a way of being aspirational
27:47
is working really hard at that job, gaining skills, which is
27:50
then, you know, going to compound into a future where one
27:54
day you own heaps of Bunnings and then you don't have to work
27:57
because or you don't have to work.
27:59
But like, you know what I mean? Like I thought that was a really
28:02
good piece of advice, like working hard at whatever you're
28:05
in, like you might be a teacher aide or you might be a labourer
28:11
or you might be a engineer or teacher.
28:13
Like whatever you're in, working hard is actually like the most
28:17
aspirational thing you can do instead of having this like, I
28:21
don't know, unrealistic goal of being an astronaut.
28:23
Like saying stuff like that is in my, I don't, I don't really
28:27
like, I don't reckon, I don't know.
28:29
I don't really like telling kids that, do you know what I mean?
28:33
Especially because he says, I promise at 15 being realistic
28:37
isn't the right thing to do. Oh Gee, 15's pretty old.
28:41
Like, bro, at 18 you might be having to leave home and have a
28:44
job. Yeah, like.
28:45
And some people do end up. Yeah.
28:47
And it's like, bro, I don't have the time to be like, I need to
28:50
make do of what I had. And I can be aspirational by
28:52
working hard in this job I have or, you know, in the side doing
28:56
it. And also for like what you said,
28:59
I agree with what you said, is both our jobs allowed us to
29:03
chase our dream of playing rugby league.
29:05
Like we were able to finish early, come off and like come to
29:08
trainings, go to games, like go to a tournament in the middle of
29:13
the year at a random time. And that is a really cool and
29:19
like, it could be someone's dream job.
29:20
Like that is a really cool thing that allowed us to and we're
29:22
still growing in our job and that kind of thing.
29:24
So yeah, I don't like, I don't really like that.
29:28
I don't like selling kids a dream where there's a there's a
29:32
good job and a bad job. Yeah, I don't like that.
29:35
Yeah, no, I'm definitely understanding where you're
29:38
coming from when you're saying that.
29:39
And also I just want to add, I think regardless of your age,
29:45
life is reality. Yeah, and no matter, no matter
29:49
your circumstance, you either got to do something you hate or
29:52
do something you love. It's one or the other.
29:54
And and and I'm and I'm not saying that a job you hate don't
29:57
forever. No, of course not.
29:58
I mean, you know, no, no idiots gonna gonna keep working a job
30:02
they they fully hate. Sometimes you just got to make a
30:04
sacrifice, man. Yeah.
30:06
And like, for example, when I first moved here to Australia, I
30:09
had no job, bro. Like I, I, I was already looking
30:12
for jobs, but because it was a timing of when we moved here, we
30:15
moved here so quick it we had to be here, obviously.
30:17
And, and when Hannah found a job before I did and I was just, I
30:21
was open to anything. I was applying for every job,
30:23
bro, because I just knew I just had to get a job regardless,
30:26
bro. I was applying at supermarkets,
30:28
I was applying at retail sales, like anything, teaching jobs.
30:31
And obviously because of my teaching background that
30:33
obviously teaching jobs that pop up obviously a little bit
30:36
easier, but I was of the mindset I just got to pay rent, bro.
30:43
I just, I just got to pay my bills, that's it.
30:45
And once I get my feet up and running here in Australia, and I
30:48
wasn't an idiot, bro. We saved, you know, quite a fair
30:51
bit of money. I think we saved close to 10K,
30:53
bro, just as backup, you know, so that when we were here, we
30:56
could rely back on that. Yeah.
30:57
But when we were here, bro, that was it.
30:59
Like I was just like, I'm open to anything.
31:00
Yeah, I'm just saying you just got to grind to you got to make
31:02
your get shit done. Yeah, like bro, that's sometimes
31:05
you used any get shit done in your life.
31:06
It means having a having a normal job or you know, like,
31:10
OK, not the end of the world, my bro.
31:13
Like, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's just, that's just life
31:15
like, and yeah, you can have always be like, aim is however
31:20
high you want to aim. Like maybe someone is happy at
31:22
an admin job when they get to work at 9:00 to 5:00 and then
31:25
they get to go home and, you know, spend time or do whatever
31:28
and they actually enjoy that or whatever.
31:29
Like it's you get in a. In my opinion, you get in a real
31:35
weird position when you're trying to tell someone what they
31:37
should be aiming for. Do you think though he might
31:39
would have made you know that type of comment because he
31:43
obviously is an influencer? Also respectfully like sorry to
31:45
cut you off like bro is he in a position to give advice?
31:49
Like is he like this really successful person?
31:51
I don't even really. Well, he he he's an influencer
31:54
and he he actually lives off the land from from what I've seen.
31:56
Does it? Yeah, bro.
31:57
Yeah, he's he's a full fisherman and everything, hunter and all
31:59
that. He actually lives a pretty cool
32:00
life from what I've seen. OK, that's what I've seen on
32:02
social media. I don't know.
32:03
I don't know the bro obviously personally, but he does seem
32:05
like he lives a awesome life. So that's where that's what I
32:08
was about to ask you, bro. I was, I was gonna say because
32:12
maybe of his current situation, I don't know his full situation,
32:15
but because he obviously started posting up social media
32:19
accounts. So basically what he does is
32:21
that he goes and hunts and fishes all of that and brings it
32:24
home for his wife most of the time.
32:25
I think that's kind of how he started.
32:27
And so he made it into this big social media thing.
32:29
He got this good following brand.
32:30
He's he's actually a really cool person, but he shows you how to
32:32
do it and all that. That's where that that was going
32:35
to be my question to you. Do you think that because of
32:37
this current situation he is in, that's why he's saying dream big
32:39
dream, hard dream, you know? Yeah, yeah.
32:43
And and like I think that that's a good message 100%.
32:46
I just think that it's. It's not a bigger one.
32:49
No, yeah. And I don't think saying like,
32:53
yeah, just I, I don't like how he'd like, he narrowed in on
32:55
like these big, big yeah, like crazy jobs.
32:58
And then and someone's like disregarded these other like
33:02
small jobs, like, yeah, I don't know.
33:06
That's the part of it I didn't like.
33:07
I thought that he got the aspirational part right, but the
33:13
delivery, the Prime Minister part wrong.
33:15
Like, yeah. Very like.
33:17
Just cuz you're not Prime Minister or Ashton or the UFC
33:20
fighter, like bro, it's it's all good.
33:22
Yeah, it's all good. Yeah, but yeah, anyway.
33:25
Which leads to So what is something that everyone pretends
33:28
to understand but doesn't? So I'm gonna give you time to
33:31
think about that. OK, I'll explain what I, I, I
33:34
personally have been given advice on recently.
33:37
And I've said it before the party.
33:38
Look, my partner and I, we, we, we on this journey of investing
33:42
at the moment and, and specifically around property.
33:45
And so with property, I find that it's tricky to have
33:49
conversations with individuals who don't actually own property
33:52
or own property from an investment point of view because
33:59
they give you advice on this is what you should do, this is how
34:01
you should do it, right? And I'm kind of like, Yep,
34:03
definitely, I'm open, I'm listening, but I can't actually
34:08
do what you're doing because you're not doing it.
34:10
And that's the one thing that I find is really difficult to kind
34:12
of jump on board with sometimes is taking on advice from someone
34:17
who isn't actually practically doing it themselves because
34:20
they're like, you know, why don't you do this with the bank?
34:21
And I'm like, oh, yeah, that's actually, you know, that's, you
34:24
know, worth a listen. But I'm probably not going to do
34:27
it after this conversation because, again, you're not doing
34:31
it. Yeah.
34:31
Yeah. I've been in those types of
34:32
situations recently and. What would they say like oh,
34:36
just like double down on your mortgage and re refinance and
34:40
then you can get or something like that or.
34:42
A big one for me is recently is it's about where to buy.
34:48
Where to buy? Yeah.
34:50
Yeah, yeah. The big one is you should look
34:51
at here and then you should do this with it.
34:54
And I'm like, yeah, yeah, there's a math behind certain
35:02
investment methods. Yeah, yeah.
35:03
You don't just go buy a house at like in the coast right now for
35:06
$1,000,000 and think you can do it up and then sell it.
35:09
Yeah. Because what you got to take
35:11
into consideration is a few things, you know, like if you
35:13
sell it within the first year, these capital gains tax, that's
35:15
50%, you know what I mean? And then obviously you got to
35:18
put in the time or you got to obviously have the the funds to
35:21
cover your mortgage, which could be 1002 thousand, 2 1/2 thousand
35:25
3000 for some people, especially on $1,000,000 loan.
35:27
You put down a 10 percent, 5% deposit, you're gonna find it
35:31
hard. Yeah, yeah.
35:31
You know, so I find that some people just give advice because
35:36
they want to sound smart. Yeah, be involved in the
35:39
conversation. Be involved in the convo.
35:40
Yeah, but they don't actually practically do it.
35:43
Yeah. And that's why I say like, you
35:45
know, I'm definitely around people who are supportive of our
35:48
journey and stuff, who are open to giving advice.
35:52
But I've been around people as well, Brian, I want to make this
35:56
very clear who actually give advice, but just it's just more
36:00
questions. It's like a conversation.
36:02
It's just a conversation. It's not so much advice, it's
36:04
just more them. OK, question, questioning,
36:07
that's questioning that because they want to learn as well.
36:09
Yeah, Yeah. And so I'm appreciative of
36:11
things like that. So that's probably my thing that
36:14
I've found recently because that's what I'm doing at the
36:16
moment. Hunter and I.
36:17
So what about you? What are you?
36:18
But I don't like listening to people that weren't good at
36:21
sports critique sports cuz like not saying that I was good at
36:25
sports or anything, but like, bro, if you never, for example,
36:29
my old boss, he, me and him had this massive argument about how
36:34
because I'm like a massive Draymond Green fan.
36:36
I reckon he's like, in my opinion, bro, he's one of the
36:39
best NBA players of all time. Like I think that what he brings
36:42
to the team in terms of like leadership, like his sacrifice,
36:48
he could, in my opinion, he could have been a 20 point per
36:51
game scorer, but he sacrificed that to be, you know, sending
36:55
screens for Curry, like loading up on defence.
36:59
Just the ultimate. Team yeah, Ultimate Team guy bro
37:01
and and so I had this massive argument as when he punched
37:04
Jordan Poole and and training and he was like, he's
37:08
disgusting. He's a pig like he shouldn't
37:10
even be in the NBA. They should like they should
37:12
like fire him. He should never ever be allowed
37:15
to play in the NBA again. I was like, you understand that
37:18
that happens in every single professional sports like the the
37:22
rugby, I think the Reds or something just came out or
37:25
Brumbies like at the preseason, someone had a birth and they
37:27
asked people other teams is that good and they were like, yeah,
37:30
oh, it's pretty good like bro, if you're if you're a grown man
37:34
and you're in a competitive environment, these guys more so
37:37
they got millions of dollars on the line.
37:40
They've got like their their 10 year vets with like this big
37:43
reputation and stuff. Like bro, it gets heated.
37:48
And so for him to say this like, bro, you don't actually
37:50
understand what competitive sports is like.
37:52
And like you don't understand that.
37:53
Like it's, it's not a social sport where you, yeah, everyone
37:58
it's, you know, we treat everyone nice at handshake,
38:00
handshake, handshake, but it's actually like aggressive and
38:03
it's it's competitive and and it's cut throat.
38:06
Yeah. So like that's one of my XA.
38:09
That's one of my ex is, is someone that someone that
38:12
doesn't understand sports. I bro, I'm all four people
38:15
having opinions on sports, but it's when they have like these
38:21
real critical things on like for example, that or another one
38:26
might be like chance people running chance down saying I'm
38:29
like, bro, you don't understand how hard it is to run 200 meters
38:31
in a game to do 20 carries and like that.
38:35
That's another one, bro. Actually, especially with
38:38
chance. That's one of my because as a
38:40
full back, I know how how hard it is to run 2020 runs in a game
38:46
and you don't see many fullbacks in that because it's tiring and
38:49
like because he doesn't have these explosive plays and stuff.
38:51
I'm like bro you don't understand how?
38:53
Hard, that is. Yeah, well, that's Dylan Edwards
38:55
too. Yeah, exactly.
38:56
But I understand they, they were bagging on Dylan Edwards and
38:59
then look at him now, bro. Yeah.
39:00
You know, 444 rings later and you know, accolades of, of doom,
39:05
you know. Bro you you never see Reese
39:07
walks with over 20 runs. There's a reason it's hard.
39:10
You never see who else is someone you never see with bro
39:15
consistently the most people with titty RTS chance to all
39:23
those are like those dudes bro don't need words like they're
39:27
the as bro to be able to do that.
39:28
That's insane. Their body, they push their
39:30
bodies into extreme stuff to be able to, you know, put up those
39:34
steps. 100% yeah. So that's probably one of my big
39:37
excellent advice there. Yeah, no, I'm for it.
39:39
I'm for it. If you guys got any X or things
39:42
that people have obviously well any advice they've given you and
39:46
you're just like what the shut up but that kicks us off into.
39:52
I got a banger. Yeah, bro.
39:54
OK, so I'm gonna bring in. I saw this TikTok and it was
39:57
like the biggest horror moments in movies.
40:00
Yeah. And the first thing I'm going to
40:02
do is Planet of the Apes, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes with
40:05
with Coba and Caesar have their in fight.
40:08
Yeah, bro, bro, on the tower, on the tower.
40:11
G This little part, I reckon it's so much aura on Caesar's
40:15
behalf. Caesar us your place here.
40:24
Apes Follow. Go back now.
40:29
Follow Cobra to War apes one War apes together strong Caesar
40:45
weak, Cobra weaker. Bro that gets me right.
40:53
He's just staring down with the AKA.
40:54
He's like weaker. That's such a.
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Barber, that is that. Is such a bar.
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OK, so I'm going to show. I'll show you all of them and
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then you rank them. Yep.
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OK yeah, yeah, that's the one. That's the first one for me.
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Second one's too fast, too furious.
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The very start of it when they called in Brian to be the 4th
41:13
racer. Get you?
41:14
When you get a card worth racing.
41:31
The CNG, when he comes in with the Skyline, he's got room room
41:35
and they're all like, God damn, it's Brian, bro.
41:37
He got called up late. Everyone's pushing his car.
41:41
Nitrous coming up and Suki does the shit.
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It's Brian. OK, that's that's that's Amora.
41:49
That's the second one I've got. Third one I got is Dark of the
41:51
Dark of the Moon. Transformers bro, Transformers
41:55
so good. That is honestly it's one of the
41:58
most underrated movies I think bro in existence a lot of I know
42:01
a lot of people that love it cuz the the freaking AI not AI like
42:07
CGI CGI. Yeah, so good for its time, bro.
42:10
Man, the first one's 2004. Oh, I think 2000 and.
42:13
Four ages ago, but I'm just saying it's up there.
42:15
Yeah, so this is this quote from Optimus bro.
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I reckon top ass let it play for a bit.
42:24
They're just about to have their big battle scene, the whole
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world's getting almost killed and he's pretty much saved
42:30
everyone, no? We need a truce.
42:35
All I want is back in charge. Besides, who would you be
42:42
without me, Brian? Trying to find out.
42:50
And then he touches above bird. Oh rips his head off.
42:56
Jay. Nick out the body, bro.
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Who is? Bro.
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The voice. Sucked out the.
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Voices. That's what gets me, man.
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Dude that is so tough. Bro, have you?
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Have you ever? Tried to replicate their voices.
43:17
Yeah, all the time. I just tried.
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But I think of that all the time.
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How does he? OK, let's have a let's try do it
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right now. OK, what are we going to say?
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Just try. Would you be without me, Prime?
43:31
Time to find. Oh hell, have you seen that one
43:39
where the truck that looks like prime that's on the motorway and
43:42
this Mexican guy is like optimist prime.
43:49
He's like. That's the other thing bro,
43:53
their transformations and stuff was so mean.
43:55
Unreal. Like bumblebees first
43:57
transformation and he's like bro it looks mean.
44:02
Third bow. The last one I got for you is
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Lord of the Rings G. Go.
44:07
To Twin Towers, we think everyone thinks they're going to
44:12
they're going to die. This is Helms Deeply.
44:16
Yeah, when the horn is blowing. Did that final ride out killing
44:24
everybody in that? I reckon that's some of the best
44:52
that they look up the best trio. Bro Gandalf in the.
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He's a year boy. Yeah, boy, I'm here.
45:04
Gandalf the White baby. I'm.
45:10
Not a lover. Yeah, boy.
45:17
Oh bro, who is he from? He's like one of them from the
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other early in the movie. Rohan.
45:24
Yeah. From Rohan for sure, remember?
45:27
And then the king of Rohan was sick at the.
45:30
Time. Oh yes, bro.
45:30
Yeah, we got the flip because he was getting bro.
45:35
I reckon that's one of the best movies for it's one of the best.
45:40
2002 row. And even I think that first one
45:43
came out in this 1997 or something like around there.
45:46
That's that's how good this movie was, bro.
45:49
This is over 20 years ago, almost 30 years ago, bro.
45:52
Yeah, that this movie came out. And I'm just thinking like, the,
45:55
the, the graphics, the, the yeah, yeah, the, the, the
45:59
costumes, yeah. And the makeup.
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I'm just like bro how? How have we gone backwards so
46:05
far back? People don't give care bro.
46:08
They don't actually care anymore.
46:09
They just you know, to make. But I've heard we're in like the
46:12
post Marvel era of movies where like they like Marvel kind of
46:18
just like killed movies because they were able to get such a big
46:24
money grab from all Marvel movies depending didn't care
46:27
what what type of movie it was. And it just ran all the other
46:31
movies kind of out of the industry.
46:33
And like bro, when you think about it, when you had like
46:35
Infinity War in game, like all these movies, Iron Man 4410 like
46:43
it kind of like ruined it. Ruined it.
46:45
Yeah. No, I agree.
46:47
I agree. It's you know what?
46:49
I I would compare this to how people use AI now.
46:53
People use ChatGPT because you just you just mentioned that
46:56
people don't care anymore. Yeah.
46:57
And I was just thinking like people use ChatGPT and all that
46:59
stuff kind of get ahead yeah and and respond to emails quicker.
47:03
But there's no like human form in it.
47:05
There's there's no care taken. And that's the way I kind of
47:09
see, you know, programs today. So if I had to rank that bro,
47:12
yeah, rank. Those four so you got Coba.
47:14
Coba weaker. Yeah.
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Oh shit, it's Brian. Let's who would you be without
47:19
me? Prime and I never know what they
47:22
said in the Lord of the Rings one.
47:25
Nah. So for me it would be, it'd be
47:31
fast and furious would be. Would that be?
47:32
Last oh, last oh. Sorry One.
47:35
Yeah, sorry bro. OK.
47:37
Last. Yeah.
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Lord of the Rings would be sick. And the last, OK, yeah, cobar
47:44
would be 2nd, 2nd. And for me #1 Transformers, I
47:48
can't get over that line. A Yeah, let's find out.
47:51
Yeah, who would you be without me bro?
47:54
Let's find out. I go bro.
47:56
In terms of like the lines I have to go Too Fast to be
47:59
Furious 1 but but that Cobra weaker one and Transformers one
48:03
for me and Lord of the Rings is last for me.
48:05
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Or to be honest, Lord of the
48:07
Rings, it should actually be the other way, right?
48:08
It should be Lord of the Rings for me, because in Men Fast and
48:12
Furious, because it was really no line.
48:15
That's what I was thinking. Maybe just more the aura.
48:17
Yeah, it's more the aura. When he rocks up like that's
48:19
Aura, yeah. That's the way I see it anyway.
48:22
But man, I'm gonna go freaking Chuck these movies for you.
48:27
Got me there Cousy, but what a track.
48:31
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