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Mo Alarms Mo Problemz · Talking Shed

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  Yeah, and you're here. I am here.
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  It's just safer, right? Like, you know, yeah.
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  Because you. Don't have to worry about bad
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  hair day. Yeah, well, and then, you know,
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  the more I think about it too, is like the more you wear hats,
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  the more people think. Your hairlines shit.
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  Or it's just like people only see you as wearing a hat.
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  So then when you all of a sudden you take your your hat off.
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  Yeah, it's a massive shock to everyone.
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  Yeah, yeah. Oh, hell yeah.
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  Oh, that's why you're wearing a hat.
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  Ugly. You're ugly.
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  That's the way I look at. It so.
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  I'm trying to get like used to not wearing hats all the time
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  and here I am on the podcast this morning wearing a hat.
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  But come on, yo. Welcome back to the Talking Ship
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  Yo, welcome back to the Talking Shit podcast.
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  Hey, guy, my bro. Yeah, good mother.
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  Good, good, good. Good.
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  Little bit of a latest start today, but yeah, it's all good.
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  It's it's actually getting kind of hot.
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  So grateful for that actually, because New Zealand's going
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  through a cyclone, pretty much what we were going through this
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  time last year. Yeah, yeah.
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  Actually, that's it, Yeah. Any any words of advice for
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  them? Strap down your roofs.
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  What was that thing called? Our canopy.
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  Our. Canopies, bro.
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  Yeah. Oh, that's right.
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  Have you got any loose roofing or like a canopy like we had?
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  Strap that down because that flew out of like 10 at 10:00 PM
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  at night and we were in our undies, freezing cold in the
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  rain trying to hold it for and then we ended up just leaving
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  today. Yeah, we that.
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  Yeah, that's all we could because we were scared.
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  Yeah. I remember we spoke about this
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  as well when it happened and kind of just thinking bro, I
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  hope you can sort. It out.
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  Yeah, we're looking like, come on, bro.
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  Come on, bro. But we have to leave that so.
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  But hey, it's all fixed now. So if you do have anything
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  that's able to fly around, trampolines, whatever, keep it
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  down, strap it down. Strap that down because it will
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  fly away. Yeah, definitely will.
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  Yeah, but now hopefully all the people back home and I'll sit
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  all you're safe. Hopefully you guys get through
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  it all good and unscathed and. Yeah, yeah, I think at the
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  moment I saw it was a category 4.
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  I'm pretty sure ours was about a category 4.
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  But then by the time it got into shore, it was like category 2 or
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  1A and it was still pretty bad. Yeah, it was.
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  I do remember like. It like dropped down a bit a
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  well. From memory, yeah.
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  I just. I just remember people still
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  doing things though during it. Like I still went to the gym.
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  Yeah, yeah, but I wasn't complaining.
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  I had three days off work. Yeah, yeah, same.
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  You know, I mean working from home.
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  But yeah, so. Grateful.
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  Yeah. I don't know.
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  Anyway, do you know what that bro?
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  What are you up to? Yeah, Nah, nothing much.
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  The basketball has just gone through a pretty cool little
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  period. We had the NCAA basketball
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  championship finish up with Michigan winning.
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  There was actually just a cool story I actually wanted to
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  share. I sent it to one of my Bros and
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  it was about this guy Yaxel Lindenberg.
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  Sounds German as but he's he's American, I'm pretty sure, but
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  I'm actually not too sure it could be half German, half black
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  maybe. But anyway, listen to this this
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  guy Frank Michael. He does a real good breakdowns
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  on Instagram If you got enough to check him out, but.
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  Axel Linda Borg is living proof that success at the highest
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  level has so much more to do with effort than talent.
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  Now, that's not supposed to be a knock.
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  Yaxel comes from a basketball family, and he's extremely
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  talented. Both his parents played for the
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  Dominican national team, but Yaxel wasn't formed with the
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  same drive to pursue his gifts. Despite his family pushing
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  towards the game, he hardly practiced or cared much about
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  playing for his school. He was cut from his middle
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  school team three years in a row before finally making his high
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  school freshman squad. It hardly lasted though.
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  He cared so little about anything aside from video games
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  that he was cut mid season for poor grades.
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  Yaxel told Alec Squadron at Hoops HQ he was playing 12 plus
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  hours of video games per day after graduation.
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  He said I wasn't trying to play any sports, I was working a job
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  at a warehouse. Finally, his mother got through
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  to him and convinced him to try out for a JUCO team.
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  He was nervous, having never been on a plane or away from his
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  mom, but once he got on campus, something clicked.
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  For the first time in his life, Yaxel was believing them himself
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  and giving real effort. The results came quickly.
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  He became a JUCO All American and the program's all time
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  leading rebounder. After three seasons there, he
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  transferred to play for UAB where he got his degree, became
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  the conference Defensive Player of the Year and the number one
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  ranked transfer in the nation. All the blue bloods came
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  calling, but Yaxel chose Ann Arbor for his final year of
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  eligibility. Safe to say it worked out as he
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  became a first team All American and National champion.
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  When asked about his journey, Yaxel said.
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  I feel like I'm doing it for the people who don't believe in
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  themselves. I want to give a lot of those
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  people. Don't doubt.
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  So yeah, pretty much that's that's the actual young dude.
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  Pretty cool story. And there's actually another
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  dude in their team as well. He's called Elliot Kadar.
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  And he was like one of the top. So this is for the Michigan
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  college basketball team that won the national championship.
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  This other guy in in the same team, Elliot Kadar, he was a
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  highly touted high school player, number one in the
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  nation, I'm pretty sure went to North Carolina, one of the
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  biggest schools. And then he averaged like 9
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  points a game for two seasons there.
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  And so that he kind of got he, he left because, yeah, he wasn't
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  doing well. He went to Michigan.
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  And then along with him, this, this guy, I forgot what that
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  dude's name was just then. Yucks and Youngburg, they they
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  turned Michigan around, who's a football college and they went
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  number one in the country and then went out to actually
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  dominate the national championship game.
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  But it's actually, I've I wanted to bring it up just because of
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  that 12 hours a day on gaming. Bro that's half a day gone.
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  Bro that's crazy. Hey I've done some 12 hour days
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  for sure. Yeah, I'm not gonna lie.
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  Yeah, I've done. I think.
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  I think we all have. I've done some 12 hour days on
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  on on like Fortnite or right? Call of Duty.
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  Yeah, 2K. Yeah, 2K Madden.
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  Like, yeah, I've done some. I've done some miles.
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  I've clocked some miles, I've clocked some days.
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  Bro, maybe he got some like real life like experience playing 2K
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  though, like, you know, he was doing the LeBron, yeah, LeBron
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  moves. You're showing the yeah, yeah,
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  he might have been getting some practice in, but this dude as
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  well, he was like, he's a 69 freak athlete.
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  So, yeah, it's if you I guarantee if you're trying to do
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  that at home, you won't be able to because I guarantee you're
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  not 69 and like jumping with your head above the room.
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  So but that just brings me to that's a cool story, I guess for
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  the the college basketball. The what I just want to touch on
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  quickly is some of the top prospects because this NBA
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  upcoming NBA draft is touted as one of the best, one of the best
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  ever. It's like being kind of rated up
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  there with like LeBron and D Wade's class.
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  And yeah, it's, it's, it's it's like Cooper Flag, who was
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  supposed to be he, you know, Cooper Flag, he's probably going
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  to win rookie in NBA this year. He was supposed to be in this
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  year's class, but he moved up a year.
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  But they reckon if he stayed down, he wouldn't even be the
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  top three pick. That's how good this year's
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  class is. So the number one is A-69
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  freshman out of BYO. This suppose this is the mock
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  draft. So they might, might change up.
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  AJ Debanson, He's like a 69, 19 year old from BYUI.
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  Think he got like a $4 million in IL to go to BYU.
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  He's like crazy good. So he's averaged 9025.5 points
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  per game. That's good.
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  That's like what Katie averaged when he was in Texas.
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  He kind of plays a bit like he can do a bit of everything.
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  He's like a tall, slender, athletic guy.
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  So I'd say he's probably a bit like maybe, yeah, maybe a bit
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  like Katie Ish or Blackpool George, like kind of like that
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  can do about everything, shooting everything.
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  See, I need those comparisons because, see, I, I don't know, I
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  don't know anything about these guys.
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  So by you saying that, yeah, I know exactly, you know, the the
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  body frame, the soul, the movement, you know.
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  Yeah. And then the next one is Darren
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  Peterson. He's a sick.
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  I'll just go through a few, a few of the top ones.
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  Darren Peterson, Kansas, he's a 66 point guard and he plays.
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  He is a bit younger, 19, he maybe might go #1 he might be
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  actually the most talented, but AJ might have the most potential
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  kind of thing. That's how they're looking at it
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  because this dude can do everything like he whenever he
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  played, he was getting 20 points easily.
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  The only thing that with this guy is he was only playing like
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  20 minutes a game and getting pulled off because he keeps
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  having injuries. He kept apparently kept having
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  muscle cramps, but everyone's like, I don't know, it seems a
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  bit dodge like. Is there something more you're
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  not telling us, bro? How do you get muscle cramps in
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  basketball? Yeah, I don't really get that.
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  And how many games are they playing, by the way?
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  I think they pay. They play less than NBA.
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  NBA is 8480. Yeah, just regular.
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  I think they would play about 30.
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  Yeah, but you can't. Tell me you're getting muscle
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  cramps off 30 games. Yeah, I know.
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  Yeah. So he averaged 20 points, 4
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  rebounds and 1.6 assists. So he really wasn't 24 games.
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  Sorry, he really wasn't passing, but he's touted to be the
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  actually ready to go best right now.
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  Yeah, then Cam Boozer. He's son of Boozer played for
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  the Chicago Bulls. He was really good 22.
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  He went to Duke. He's kind of just like a solid
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  big frame guy who he got the AP player of the year, which is
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  pretty mean for a freshman. But bro, my favorite I want to
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  show you is Colin Carr. He's a junior, I'm pretty sure
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  out of Michigan State and bro, the meanest dunk I think I've
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  ever seen. Oh, what bro, I'll show you some
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  of his dunks right now. They're actually like like the
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  way he you know how like some people they're really athletic,
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  but they can't steeze their dunks out.
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  But I think it's the way he can like hold the ball in one hand
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  and just like levitate and just break his hand on the room.
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  How hard he throws it like bro, look at how hard he he dunks
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  some of these. It's crazy.
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  Oh, hold on, I'll give you some sound as well.
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  So, people. Yeah.
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  Here we go either did the crowd and the crowd stayed into it
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  even though it's a 30 point game.
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  Oh my goodness, he's my he isn't very highly touted because he's
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  kind of old and I think he has other areas of game he's not
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  good, but but in terms of like just pure dunks, the.
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  Front. Dunks.
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  Oh, like levitating floating through the air and just
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  slamming it bro and. Then Cohen car.
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  Like. The explosive freshman.
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  It's freshman. This is this is.
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  Oh, I'm skipping forward a bit because I want to show you a lot
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  of them and. Michigan State getting down for
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  Miss. Carr wait he's a mean 1 going
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  car. Gets it back every single time.
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  Bro, he's just dunking me that one when he's just like fully
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  bang. Look how far back he like cocks
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  the back end. So that dude's my favorite.
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  I don't even know he might he might be staying in the draft
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  again in the in college again this year.
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  But oh, this is going to be crazy.
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  But like that little like that bend makes it look so cool, I
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  reckon. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  I was like just on someone's head, but yeah.
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  That is crazy. Yeah, yeah.
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  So that that comes to my thing, 'cause he's a 1 foot dunker.
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  Yeah. Do you?
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  And then you have like D Rose who's a 2 foot dunker and you
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  have LeBron, he's like a 1 foot dunker as well.
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  Who did you rather prefer like the D Rose Double Double Hand
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  Club cock back or do you prefer something like that one off 1?
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  It's always been the one hand. Off Off 1.
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  Yeah, the one handed bro LeBron does it the best.
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  Tomahawk say we need LeBron does it and then yeah.
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  Like, I don't see, honestly, I find it so crazy if someone can
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  stop a dunk. Yeah, if you stop a dunk, bro,
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  you're like, block it. Yeah, you're instantly on my
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  like, goaded. List.
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  Yeah, yeah. Because it's it's and it's, it's
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  scary, bro. Yeah.
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  It just looks scary to defend. Yeah.
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  So yeah, I mean, one handed for me.
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  What about you? Oh.
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  It's just the I like them both, but yeah, I'm on one hand Tom
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  Walker as well. Like it's the best dunk you can
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  do by far. Yeah.
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  So yeah, Anyway, that's that's the NCAA wrap up the NBA draft
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  is any anything you want to go jump into the playoffs.
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  Yeah, now as well. So pretty much we have all of
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  the pretty much all everything wrapped up now.
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  There's the play in tournament obviously now, and that's gonna
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  be between Golden State, Portland, Trail Blazers,
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  Clippers and the Suns and the West.
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  And then the play in's gonna be Heat and Hornets and Orlando.
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  76ers first seeds, Detroit first seeds.
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  OK, CI guess do you have any teams that you particularly
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  like? You like Lakers?
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  There, I'm a Lakers fan. OK.
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  So we'll just look at them. They got Rockets first Yeah,
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  they'll be LeBron versus KD. So I don't know if you've seen
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  everything happening with the Lakers at the moment.
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  I actually might actually want Lakers to win the CRA real
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  because Bronies been playing with his dad right and right and
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  Austin Reeves and Luca just got injured.
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  So they're gonna be maybe playing a lot, and how mean
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  would it be if it was like dad, dad and son?
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  Like son, do it, win the championship or at least make a
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  run. That's never happened before
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  either. No, no, wait, no one's ever
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  happened before. No kids have you ever?
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  That is insane. So, but imagine that like fourth
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  quarter or something bronies like dad come see the screen for
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  me fired at least so firey. He's got him.
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  I I've noticed he's got him on your.
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  You're starting to like him a bit more too.
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  Who? LeBron.
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  No. Bronnie I like.
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  No, I've always liked Bronnie. I don't like LeBron.
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  Oh, I love Bronie. I thought you didn't write
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  Bronie in there. No, I like him.
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  Cool. Yeah, I reckon he's athletic and
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  he's. And everyone judges him way too
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  hard. I've always liked Bronie.
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  LeBron, to me, he's just corny, like.
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  Right. Yeah, yeah.
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  Yeah, but he, but then now I'm just like looking at him.
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  Bro, you you're still playing. You're 41 and you're mean.
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  Oh I'm he's coming around. It took him to be the greatest
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  points player most games ever, 4 championships, 4 MVP, 41 yeah
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  and 41 for them to start coming around.
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  But like, yeah, he's, he's coming around for.
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  Me. Yeah.
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  Harsh. Critic, right?
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  Yeah, Harsh. Critic Yeah, so I actually want
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  Lakers one as well. So that might be my team.
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  I might check some money on them actually.
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  Damn. Yeah, OK.
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  Well, what's the chances of them winning, you reckon?
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  No, not very big. They'll they'll, they'll be like
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  $10 return probably. So if you put 10 bucks, you'll
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  get 100 bucks. Back.
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  OK, Yeah, OK. Who's the favorite?
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  Favorites at the moment would be OKC.
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  Yeah, bro, Shay. I hate Shay, but yeah, he's to
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  me. He's corny as well, but he
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  always pushes off, right? So he'll drive and have his
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  elbow and his and his other arm and then boom and and create
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  separation that way, right? I just reckon that's cheating
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  bro because he actually like puts a forearm like to.
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  Someone yeah, yeah, bro, you're pushing off yeah.
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  So anyway, yeah. Well, if he ain't getting caught
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  for it. Yeah, true.
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  He's using the rules for himself as just like, yeah, I don't
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  know. And he's just like he's a bit
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  like he's performative as you know, like he'll rock up to the
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  cans. He's like, how do how does I'll
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  try to do a Canadian accent And he's like, no, I'm saying like
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  we go, we go on, we go on in the I bring my conversors to the
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  game, eh, like you know how we say.
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  You sound Irish. It's the most.
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  Irish. Canadian, Canadian accent, It's
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  just an American accent. But they no, it's a bit
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  different. It's a bit different.
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  But I reckon it it's pretty much honestly, it probably offends
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  Canadians, but it's very close to unless you obviously from the
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  French areas. Go try it, try it, try it.
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  I'll just say like, hey man, I'll just pick up a basketball
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  and. No, that's a very good, but it's
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  the a we say a like a we we'll get a bear, right.
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  Like, oh, it's like go go get a bear.
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  Go go get a bear with a so they're the boys cousins like
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  this, like this. What should I show you?
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  They're our. Cousins then.
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  Pro do we say or do we? Say a all the time true.
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  This is funny. So the most I spent was was in
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  Canada. So this is this is it's got a
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  little Canadian twang to it. I'm probably going to offend
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  somebody, but this is this is my best this is my best
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  impersonation. I gave this in my farewell or my
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  my homecoming talk, and the only person that laughed was my dad.
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  So you think this is funny? So anyways, I'm how about we
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  talk about the Lordy I the other day it was I was walking through
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  the alley and I I saw Raven, I said.
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  First of all, how does this have 426,000 views?
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  Why are we letting this person get famous?
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  That was not just added to. That, that was the worst video
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  I've ever seen in my life. That pissed me off, bro, That
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  that's an American accent that just.
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  It's so close. But did you get the A?
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  Yeah, I did. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  Gotta get the best for the boys, eh?
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  Eh. What are you thinking, eh?
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  So they're actually are cousins from afar.
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  Yeah, we say it all the time too.
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  Well, we go. What do you reckon?
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  A. Oh, nobody knows.
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  How do we say A? We just say, we say like I
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  write. I write that coffee a yeah, I
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  write that coffee a hard. Anyway, over to my general
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  update alarms. I put this out to the followers
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  this week and alarms for me. Yep.
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  It pissed me off bro, because my partner, OK, puts on literally I
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  want to say in the morning she'll have 8:00 alarms.
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  And I, I hate it. I hate it.
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  So I put out a question to the followers this week, OK?
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  And it was pretty much just be honest.
• 18:21
  Tell me what is your morning situation?
• 18:23
  What's your morning routine? I want to know how many alarms
• 18:26
  you use. OK, so I think some of our
• 18:28
  followers, a lot has by the way, because I guarantee you there
• 18:33
  are some people who have voted on this list and there is no way
• 18:36
  that you are a one or two discipline type alarm person.
• 18:39
  I know you got more alarms than that.
• 18:40
  Why? Did you go through the?
• 18:42
  Names I, I went through, I went through some of them.
• 18:44
  So on our polls I went, how many alarms do you set in the
• 18:47
  morning? And so by the way, my partner,
• 18:48
  right? So every day she has roughly 8
• 18:50
  alarms and it goes for a span of an hour.
• 18:53
  And I'm like, bro, shut your alarm off.
• 18:56
  But the same with my missus. So annoying.
• 18:59
  Bro it aggravates me bro. Like I'm getting heated thinking
• 19:01
  about it right now. Because what I don't understand
• 19:03
  is that they, because they're their reason.
• 19:05
  Or maybe I'll talk about mine after or should I go now?
• 19:07
  No, you can go. So because she does the same,
• 19:09
  bro. And I'm like, and she sits at
• 19:11
  every 1010 or 15 minutes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
• 19:15
  But an hour before she needs to get up.
• 19:18
  So like, bro, I'm, I'm saying, I'm saying to her like you don't
• 19:21
  understand. You could have slept an hour and
• 19:24
  then just woken up at the first one.
• 19:29
  I'm like logic. I'm like, okay, I know you're
• 19:32
  tired, but guess what? You could have got an hour more
• 19:35
  sleep. I'm like, but does it not
• 19:40
  aggravate what's happening? Yeah.
• 19:41
  Does it not aggravate? It pisses me off.
• 19:45
  It pisses me off because. It wakes me up.
• 19:47
  Yeah, exactly. And 20 times.
• 19:48
  That's why I get frustrated because I know I'm a deep
• 19:51
  sleeper too. But obviously when it comes to
• 19:53
  the morning, your body, you know, your circadian rhythm
• 19:55
  starts to change. And then all of a sudden, yeah,
• 19:57
  your body body clock starts to wake you up.
• 19:59
  So as soon as I hear alarms I'm like.
• 20:01
  Oh hell no. But do you know how I know my
• 20:04
  master's got problems? Because like she'll, this is how
• 20:07
  much he thinks into it. The first one will be a real
• 20:09
  soft 1, so we'll be like. Yeah, yeah.
• 20:11
  Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding. And I'm like, of course you're
• 20:14
  not going to wake up to that because no one can even.
• 20:16
  I've barely even heard that, but it woke me up because.
• 20:18
  And then the next one will be like A and then the last one is
• 20:25
  I was like, it's like, get up, what are we doing, bro?
• 20:34
  What are we doing? So I've just been really
• 20:36
  frustrated lately because obviously as you just to your
• 20:40
  point, you could have got an extra hour of sleep.
• 20:42
  Yeah, I could have got an extra hour of sleep.
• 20:45
  Everybody, bro, everybody, bro that goes through this.
• 20:48
  And I, I have a feeling my bro, it's, it's mostly woman.
• 20:52
  I'm gonna say it out loud. Mostly women do this.
• 20:54
  Okay, yeah, because men are very simple.
• 20:56
  All we need is one or two. Yeah, but I've never in my life
• 21:00
  set to alarms. Oh, never.
• 21:02
  No, I've I've set 2. I'll put my.
• 21:03
  Head on. Yeah, I've I've seen I'm pretty
• 21:05
  light sleeper, so like, yeah, as soon as I go, I'm not I don't
• 21:09
  even. Oh, famous last words.
• 21:10
  Maybe I'll sleep through an alarm once, but I've never slept
• 21:13
  through one alarm. Wow.
• 21:15
  Yeah, then. So you're pretty disciplined
• 21:16
  then bro? Oh, I think I'm just light
• 21:18
  sleeper like yeah. And then once I wake them away
• 21:20
  so. So my issue is that when these
• 21:23
  alarms go off, I obviously get my sleep is disrupted.
• 21:26
  So then I get in this, you know, mood and I'm like bro, turn the
• 21:29
  alarm off before I throw your. Phone oh bro and when and when
• 21:32
  they just keep letting it go. But that's the thing that pisses
• 21:35
  me. Off man.
• 21:36
  Oh, a little bit of it. You.
• 21:38
  Can tell they heard it, you can tell they heard it, but they
• 21:41
  just they just can't be bothered to to turn it off so.
• 21:43
  This is the thing. So to that point, my missus will
• 21:46
  let it go and then she'll growl at me like, and I'm like, what?
• 21:50
  And she's like, can you turn it off?
• 21:52
  Is it my phone or is it your phone, bro?
• 21:55
  Yeah. So this is the sorry, shut the
• 21:58
  hell up. So this is the issue I'm having
• 22:01
  at the moment, OK. And so honestly, it's going to
• 22:03
  get to a point where I pick up this phone, I just buff it out
• 22:05
  the window away. But I put it out to the
• 22:07
  followers, OK, The shed followers.
• 22:09
  And my question, the first one I put up in our polls was how many
• 22:12
  alarms do you set in the morning?
• 22:14
  79% of our followers said they only do 1 to 2% liars.
• 22:20
  Yeah, if they're girls, they I assume that they're lying.
• 22:23
  However, 21% OK, and these are honest people here, three to
• 22:27
  five people, 3:00 to 5:00 alarms, OK, Now the reason why
• 22:32
  I'm saying our followers here or some of them are liars.
• 22:36
  I reckon the real stat OK in this scenario would be maybe
• 22:39
  somewhere around the 50 to 60% mark.
• 22:42
  Yeah. I I, I, I have a feeling, bro,
• 22:46
  like I'm, I'm one of these people.
• 22:47
  Like if I'll I'll set a maximum of two alarms.
• 22:50
  I have a feeling, bro. There are some people that, that
• 22:52
  we know they set way more than than two alarms.
• 22:56
  Yeah, yeah, I just, I just get an urge.
• 22:59
  The next one was be real. Is it actually more than 5
• 23:01
  percent? 10% said yeah and 90% said no,
• 23:05
  I'm normal. Right.
• 23:07
  OK, OK. So some.
• 23:08
  So there's small minority that are doing 5 plus.
• 23:14
  So, so they say OK, yeah, alright, so here is my missus
• 23:18
  OK, explaining her her whole routine, morning routine and the
• 23:24
  alarms. OK, so.
• 23:25
  The first alarm is kind of earlier than I actually want to
• 23:28
  wake up. And it's so that, you know,
• 23:30
  there's a bit of music in my ears.
• 23:31
  There's that. There's a morning I don't know
• 23:34
  because there's something of my eyes.
• 23:36
  And then the next alarm is, OK, it's definitely time to wake up
• 23:40
  or it's definitely morning, but I can still sleep a little bit.
• 23:43
  So I'm kind of in that. Perfect.
• 23:44
  State I'm. Asleep, but I know I'm asleep
• 23:47
  and it feels so good. And the next few alarms is OK,
• 23:51
  warm up, warm up. How many alarms has it been
• 23:53
  since that second one? OK, maybe 3.
• 23:55
  All right. OK, so it's time to get up now,
• 23:58
  first of all. Pissing me off.
• 24:00
  Oh damn, so she just wants to know.
• 24:03
  It's the morning, that's all she wants to know.
• 24:06
  So it's the morning, it's. The morning Damn.
• 24:08
  She bro, she. Honestly, I just want to sleep.
• 24:11
  Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. I know.
• 24:13
  So other people responded. So the next thing we put up in
• 24:16
  our polls was explain your morning routine.
• 24:18
  OK, so one person, Izzy, Izzy, fourteen, 5:00 AM wake up call.
• 24:22
  Not from my alarm, from my kids, because the parent they, because
• 24:27
  the parent they said that's a real, that's a real thing.
• 24:30
  Eh, I stay with my niece and nephew like they wake up bro.
• 24:33
  Bro, one of my Bros here, This isn't out the gate one.
• 24:36
  You'll like this one, actually. Moses, Moses T Raven.
• 24:40
  One alarm because I'm excited to do my morning dump.
• 24:44
  Best part of the day. Honestly, bro, that's what wakes
• 24:47
  me up. Yeah, 'cause my body's saying
• 24:49
  Nah, bro. Come on.
• 24:49
  Yeah, Time the gate. Time the gate.
• 24:51
  You know what business you got to do.
• 24:52
  Body's saying yeah. Dean 2 alarms 5 minutes apart.
• 24:57
  See, that's kind of what I do. 5 minutes ago 5.
• 25:00
  Minutes apart. That's that's a real Elan.
• 25:02
  No alarms. Wake up time is between 5:30 AM
• 25:05
  and 6:00 AM regardless. Oh, so you just build different?
• 25:09
  Probably just build different. Yeah JT, Jordan, Tana.
• 25:12
  I set 4 alarms for every minute, but always wake up on the first
• 25:16
  one. Other every minute, every
• 25:18
  minute. So I set 4 alarms for every
• 25:20
  minute, but always wake up on the first.
• 25:22
  Other three are insurance. That's yeah, just to make sure.
• 25:29
  I just know then he's he's like, if the fact he's put them one
• 25:33
  minute apart, he's making it like I'm waking up at 6:54
• 25:38
  because I know it takes me 12 minutes to get to work.
• 25:40
  And if I'm any later, I'm done. So he's still optimizing.
• 25:44
  But that time it's like Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding.
• 25:46
  The fact that Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding, he, he's really leaving at
• 25:50
  last minute. I reckon he knows exactly every
• 25:52
  his whole timing schedule to get.
• 25:54
  There. Yeah, yeah, True, true.
• 25:56
  And he's probably even said that in the morning so that he can
• 25:57
  maybe do like, a scroll in the morning, you know?
• 26:00
  Yeah. People like that.
• 26:01
  Yeah. Yeah.
• 26:02
  Amy, That's pretty good, actually.
• 26:05
  Amy put out. Husband sets it.
• 26:07
  I have no responsibility. Halo blessed.
• 26:12
  Damn, I wouldn't like that. Oh, it depends if you wake up at
• 26:15
  the same time. Yeah.
• 26:16
  Wait, so. So probably.
• 26:17
  What they do. Yeah.
• 26:18
  So husband sets it. I have no responsibility.
• 26:20
  Blessed. So it must mean either they wake
• 26:22
  up at the same time. Yeah.
• 26:23
  Or hubby's just that good of a guy.
• 26:25
  He just knows this is the time she needs to wake up so she can
• 26:27
  make it to work. Yeah.
• 26:29
  Next one Matt wafer body clock wakes up when I need to
• 26:32
  otherwise alarm is the backup and then just go.
• 26:35
  So similar to JT insurance? Hamu, OH.
• 26:40
  He's going to have a weird. One alarm goes off, smack the
• 26:43
  light switch on. We good to go baby Licker the
• 26:45
  ticker Ricker. He's supposed to be off of it
• 26:50
  and fit P change snooze from 7:50 minutes.
• 26:56
  Set alarm 20 minutes before wake up time.
• 26:58
  Snooze twice. Still 4 minutes early.
• 27:01
  Oh, that's too much bro. You got problems.
• 27:03
  Wait, say that again. So.
• 27:05
  Change is complicated. 8 Why did you need to change it to 8
• 27:07
  minutes? So he changes snooze from 7:50
• 27:10
  minutes. Why do you need to do that?
• 27:13
  He then sets the alarm 20 minutes before wake up time.
• 27:16
  Snooze twice. So 16 minutes, 16 minutes.
• 27:19
  It's still 4 minutes early. That's an interesting one, but
• 27:23
  that seems like a lot of work. Yeah, why?
• 27:26
  Why would you not just sit it a bit earlier?
• 27:31
  You know what I mean? Like, so he needs to wake up at
• 27:33
  6, for example. So he would set his alarm at
• 27:38
  5:40. So he gets 2.
• 27:42
  Two things with 60 minutes. So he'll be waking up at 5:54.
• 27:48
  But why would you not just go 444 and just do the 10 minutes?
• 27:54
  Oh, I don't know, maybe the 8 minutes of work, so I don't
• 27:57
  know. Yeah, I guess what works for
• 27:58
  you, Simon. Simon, put this out.
• 28:00
  If you set more than one alarm to get out of bed, you're
• 28:03
  immature and need to grow up. I'm ready to die for that take.
• 28:08
  Did he say 1? Did he say one alarm he.
• 28:10
  Must. Yeah, yeah.
• 28:11
  Yeah, he said. He did it if he did it more than
• 28:13
  one. Yeah, if he's set more than one,
• 28:15
  yeah. To get out of bed, yeah.
• 28:18
  I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm kind of on board with you something, to be
• 28:20
  honest. Yeah, Joe, Joey Duffy, Zero Wake
• 28:23
  up from the Sun. They just use the sun to wake
• 28:27
  up. Right when it wakes up, it's
• 28:28
  5:00 AM and yeah. And Gold Coast.
• 28:31
  Yeah, true, true. Your mum, actually, Caroline,
• 28:33
  what did she say? One if I have to inbuilt alarm
• 28:37
  clock so must must. Body clock, Body clock.
• 28:39
  Yeah, yeah, yeah. And last one, I can't stand
• 28:42
  this. My partner Casey would do it.
• 28:45
  That's from Stathub, by the way. My partner Casey would do it.
• 28:48
  And I'm like, man, just sit one for when you want to get up,
• 28:52
  wake up and sleep the extra 20 minutes.
• 28:54
  So what were you saying exactly? See, guys are very logical.
• 28:57
  That's what I'm getting at with this, yeah.
• 29:01
  I agree but I agree man. Like just instead of trying to
• 29:05
  pre empt the wake up, just get that a little bit extra bit of
• 29:10
  sleep man, you know? Yeah, well, sleep is so
• 29:13
  important, honestly. Like we, we're obviously know
• 29:15
  that, right? Gone are the days where we
• 29:18
  thought we could just, you know, do an all nighter.
• 29:20
  It's very rare now that we can do that, you know, and I, I
• 29:22
  enjoy my sleep. But if you get me to the morning
• 29:25
  and you have 8 alarms like my missus, honestly, you've already
• 29:32
  started off on a bad foot in my eyes.
• 29:33
  That bad day. Yeah, you're honestly, I just,
• 29:37
  I, I, I find it almost disgusting you have that many
• 29:40
  alarms. So sort it out funny.
• 29:44
  Yeah, sort it out anyway. Yeah.
• 29:46
  Do you want to jump into the next one here?
• 29:48
  Yeah, Flat chat. We got flat chat.
• 29:49
  We talked about something a little bit.
• 29:53
  We're just going to dive into it a bit deeper now.
• 29:55
  So it's from a post we saw. I'll read it out and then we'll
• 29:59
  give our take on it. The posters from Frey.
• 30:02
  I actually think surface level friendships are very healthy.
• 30:05
  Not everyone in your life has to be your ride or die.
• 30:08
  Some friends are for gym, some for church.
• 30:11
  Some are for complaining about work or bureaucracy, like you
• 30:14
  don't know what bureaucracy means.
• 30:16
  But anyway, when you stop expecting everyone to be your
• 30:19
  everything, the disappointment disappears.
• 30:21
  The deep conversations are for two to three people closest to
• 30:24
  you. So I think that's pretty
• 30:25
  interesting because he touches on a yeah, the very start saying
• 30:30
  surface little friendships and lots of people get ecked out by
• 30:33
  there and be like, why would I put time into someone that's
• 30:36
  just surface level or they don't like putting on like a mask to
• 30:40
  you go out to coffee with people you don't really know and you're
• 30:43
  just how's work going? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
• 30:46
  What about the NRL? Who do you support?
• 30:48
  And it's just all surface level conversations.
• 30:50
  But he's actually saying that there's a time and place for
• 30:52
  that. And I actually kind of agree,
• 30:54
  Yeah. What do you reckon?
• 30:55
  Yeah, I agree. I agree with obviously that
• 30:58
  comment. I've had conversations recently
• 31:00
  with some people and I'm just like, I try and break the ice
• 31:03
  with people who who I don't know, OK, I've got one person in
• 31:06
  particular that that I'm thinking about when it comes to
• 31:08
  this. And I've I've tried to break the
• 31:10
  ice with them on a couple of occasions and I've just noticed
• 31:14
  either they're autistic or they really just are awkward and they
• 31:18
  don't know how to have a conversation.
• 31:20
  Maybe they don't want to talk to.
• 31:21
  You maybe, yeah, maybe they don't want to talk to me.
• 31:24
  Yeah. Like, which is all good.
• 31:25
  Like I don't mind that, but just say it then.
• 31:27
  Yeah, yeah. Yeah, like I won't get offended
• 31:29
  if if that's the case. But if you're standing there and
• 31:31
  you're standing there awkwardly, like come on, bro, you either
• 31:35
  got to say something or you just, you know, walk away.
• 31:37
  I think it's it's bad. I don't know.
• 31:41
  I don't reckon. I don't reckon that they should
• 31:43
  say something. I reckon everyone should be able
• 31:46
  to hold a surface level conversation, you know, like OK,
• 31:49
  maybe you don't want to be here right now, but let's just get
• 31:51
  through this 5 minutes and then on our way.
• 31:53
  It doesn't need to be a, you know, we don't need to be keep
• 31:56
  doing this forever, but just show me the courtesy in this
• 31:58
  moment and then we'll move on. But.
• 32:00
  The other thing too, is that when I'm having a conversation
• 32:02
  with this individual, like it's, I'm not asking standard type
• 32:08
  questions. You're trying to get into it.
• 32:10
  Yeah. Yeah.
• 32:11
  Like I'm, I'm actually trying to figure out what do they actually
• 32:14
  enjoy and, and why do they enjoy whatever they enjoy?
• 32:18
  You know, and that honestly, there's like, it's like the
• 32:20
  receptors are just not receipting, you know, like they
• 32:23
  don't, they can't process. Yeah.
• 32:25
  Why do you want to know that? Yeah, yeah, sometimes I, I've
• 32:28
  but what I've gauged right and, and it's, it's not a theme
• 32:31
  problem, it's probably not a me problem either.
• 32:33
  It's just that some people actually generally just don't
• 32:36
  know how to have a conversation with someone sometimes.
• 32:38
  Yeah, yeah. And they are awkward.
• 32:39
  Yeah. It's just, that's just, you
• 32:41
  know, not everyone's gonna be like me.
• 32:43
  And I've learnt that, yeah, I've learnt that.
• 32:45
  But, and I'm not honestly, I'm not someone to just go in and
• 32:48
  have a chat with someone randomly about any topic.
• 32:50
  Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like I, I won't try and break
• 32:53
  the ice with you if I, if I really don't know you too well,
• 32:56
  it takes me maybe 3 or 4 interactions with you to
• 32:58
  finally, you know, yeah, try and break the ice properly.
• 33:03
  Yeah. So if you if you go, I'm
• 33:05
  actually just thinking about this a bit more though.
• 33:07
  So say you went to the gym with someone every single day.
• 33:10
  Would you keep it just the gym though?
• 33:12
  Or would you you most likely going to be like, oh, do you
• 33:15
  want to catch up? We'll come do this or you
• 33:18
  probably would be like that. I think I probably would be like
• 33:21
  that to be honest. Yeah, Yep.
• 33:25
  But I guess, I guess it's to the.
• 33:27
  I don't really have anyone like that.
• 33:29
  It's. Hardware when you're older, A
• 33:30
  when you're a bit older now, it's harder to like meet someone
• 33:35
  new and say like, yeah, you're going to be my ride or die
• 33:38
  because most likely you already have really good friends that
• 33:40
  you have ride or dies already and it's like you don't have
• 33:44
  heaps of space in your life to have heaps of good.
• 33:46
  Friends. Yeah, good friends.
• 33:47
  You have you have space in your life to have a few good friends
• 33:49
  and then other friends that just, you know, you can have
• 33:52
  enjoy your time and stuff with acquaintances.
• 33:54
  Yeah. But like, what I reckon, though,
• 33:58
  is it's like it's actually useful to have lots of people in
• 34:04
  your network. So I think, yeah, that's more
• 34:06
  like networking. And that sounds a bit cringe,
• 34:08
  though, even to say that because it's like you're trying to use
• 34:10
  people and then you have a few friends that are actually your
• 34:13
  friends. Yeah, I don't know.
• 34:15
  No, I don't think it's cringe, bro.
• 34:16
  I think it's that's real. Yeah.
• 34:19
  I do think it's real, actually, because how many people do you
• 34:22
  know, you know, do exactly what you've just said?
• 34:26
  Yeah, these everyone, everyone does Everyone.
• 34:29
  Yeah, everyone does it, you know, so I don't think it's a
• 34:31
  crunch thing to say. Yeah, it's just, it's just, it
• 34:34
  gets to a point, though, where I have friends like that.
• 34:36
  Like I can't have conversations with certain friends about
• 34:39
  certain topics because they just have no idea about it.
• 34:41
  Yeah. And then vice versa.
• 34:43
  I don't have an idea on or, they just.
• 34:45
  Won't want to talk about. They won't have fun talking
• 34:47
  about it. Yeah, yeah.
• 34:47
  Like, don't talk to me about Yu-gi-oh or Pokémon because I
• 34:52
  have no idea, but you know what I mean, you know?
• 34:54
  So just just as a small example there, but yeah, come to me and
• 34:58
  talk to me about sports, bro. I'll most likely get into it.
• 35:00
  Yeah, hundreds of years. So I definitely do have friends
• 35:03
  that fit certain mold so that I know.
• 35:05
  OK, cool. I want to hang out with you for
• 35:07
  this reason. I want to hang out for you with
• 35:09
  you for this reason, etcetera. You know, but most of my mates
• 35:12
  anyway generally like the same stuff as me anyway.
• 35:14
  So that's the way I. Find What if you don't have many
• 35:17
  friends? Though Yeah, see, I'm not what
• 35:19
  if? What if you have like hardly any
• 35:21
  friends? What if you have hardly any
• 35:23
  friends? And like, I guess it, I guess it
• 35:29
  kind of doesn't relate to this question because you're saying
• 35:30
  that surface level relationships are OK and this is a bit
• 35:35
  different. But like, and it's actually any
• 35:39
  moving country at the start as well.
• 35:41
  You find that like you don't have any friends when you move.
• 35:43
  And then so you're often making like surface level friendships
• 35:48
  and you're not making deep friendships, but you want deep
• 35:50
  friendships around kind of thing.
• 35:52
  You know what I mean? So it could be a tough one when
• 35:55
  you're trying to be like, let's be friends to this person and
• 35:58
  they're like, Oh no, you're just my like work friend or you're
• 36:02
  my, you're my gym friend or my league friend.
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  Or what I've found, what I've found since some of the
• 36:06
  countries though, like how I bet basically judge it.
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  I'll say you're my friend if you come and visit me or I come and
• 36:15
  visit you. Yeah.
• 36:16
  If you don't do that, bro, you're not really a friend.
• 36:18
  You're just like a you know someone you know.
• 36:22
  Can't catch up with yeah. I just know you.
• 36:24
  Yeah, but if we don't catch up, like if you don't fly here or I
• 36:28
  fly home and catch up with you and I don't send you or I don't
• 36:31
  send you a message even like on a regular basis, you're not
• 36:34
  really my mate. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I reckon I
• 36:36
  agree. That's something that I've kind
• 36:38
  of recently started to really understand, especially with this
• 36:42
  wedding stuff that's happening. But that would be you would have
• 36:46
  to dig deep into like your who's your actual friend in that kind
• 36:49
  of situation? And The thing is, what's crazy
• 36:53
  to me about things like this is people get really selfish too.
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  And, and, and they make it about themselves a lot.
• 36:58
  Yeah. That's, that's something that I
• 37:00
  just, I cannot, I can't stand shit like that.
• 37:02
  Yeah. So that's, that's where I'm at.
• 37:04
  But yeah, so I definitely have friends for certain things.
• 37:06
  Yeah, the the other thing I just want to touch on as well to
• 37:09
  related to that is like drinking friends.
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  Cuz I went through obviously a partying phase and that kind of
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  thing. And you think you have real good
• 37:17
  friends, but you actually look back and realize, bro, I'm only
• 37:21
  hanging out with them while I'm drinking.
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  And then you think, I wonder if I'll do something with them
• 37:25
  outside of drinking. And then you feel like it will
• 37:27
  just be awkward. Yeah.
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  And then so like. You feel like you need a beer in
• 37:31
  your hand and be. Able to yeah, have a
• 37:32
  conversation, talk to them or like to we actually need to do
• 37:35
  something that is drinking to to party.
• 37:37
  Yeah. So that that's probably not a
• 37:40
  that's not a deep friendship, even though you spend so much
• 37:43
  time with them because you're probably because I was drinking
• 37:44
  with them so much. But really it was just a
• 37:48
  drinking relationship that like I wanted someone to go and, you
• 37:53
  know, out with me or something like that.
• 37:55
  Yeah, yeah, but that's another one.
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  I reckon heaps people have big problems.
• 37:58
  Are they it's like drinking friends and then like, I don't
• 38:04
  know. So would you would you say it's
• 38:05
  a wrap it up kind of thing? What would you say would be your
• 38:11
  like indicator for a true friend versus just a surface friend?
• 38:15
  Like what's something that you would do with them?
• 38:17
  What's something you would expect from them or what's what
• 38:22
  would you say? Bro, like for me, you're my mate
• 38:25
  if let's say, like a good example is like our wedding,
• 38:32
  Yeah, bro, you're my mate if you're coming to my wedding.
• 38:35
  Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, if you've made the effort,
• 38:37
  you've purchased tickets, you've got your accommodation and
• 38:40
  you're there, bro. You're my mate.
• 38:41
  Because that shows me you really care about about myself and my
• 38:46
  partner and. And, and, you know, our
• 38:47
  friendship. Yeah.
• 38:48
  Whereas I found people have made-up, not excuses, but we
• 38:53
  gave everyone two years, mostly my family and Hanley's family
• 38:57
  members to to be able to afford to.
• 38:59
  Obviously, it was gonna have to be an overseas wedding anyway.
• 39:01
  Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I've found in that two years
• 39:04
  there are some friends or family members who haven't even
• 39:08
  bothered saving, and that's you. I'm just like, right That I
• 39:10
  don't really want to be around that person then.
• 39:13
  And like sometimes, you know, that like it's the fact that
• 39:17
  they just maybe didn't like obvious, yeah, like they should
• 39:21
  be organized enough to like, yeah, to to put you guys, you
• 39:26
  know, at a certain point that you booked the trip and that
• 39:28
  kind of thing. But I've, I've similar friends
• 39:30
  like that as well where it's like it's not getting married.
• 39:33
  But if I do something and I just know they're not organized.
• 39:37
  And so I know if I said, let's do this, they'll come do it, but
• 39:41
  they're not organized and they won't take the initiative to do
• 39:45
  that. Kind of, I don't know, make
• 39:47
  effort. And then so I'm like, so then
• 39:50
  you have to think like you, you would do that, make the effort,
• 39:54
  I think, but you're just not yeah, organized or like, that's
• 39:57
  what I, I think. But one of the big ones for me
• 40:00
  is like when I, when I go home to New Zealand or something and,
• 40:03
  or if I go anywhere, it's like, OK, can I just go over and hang
• 40:10
  out with this person and me? We just, there'd be no other
• 40:13
  thing other than us just catching up.
• 40:15
  Like, could we just sit in a car and talk, you know, Because I
• 40:19
  think I feel like. I don't know, I just always
• 40:22
  think about that drinking thing and I'm like, well, I probably
• 40:24
  wouldn't hang out with you if we didn't win drinking.
• 40:26
  Yeah, we wouldn't have anything to talk about or something like,
• 40:28
  you know, yeah. So I always think about that,
• 40:30
  like, could we just hang out in a car, just talk without
• 40:34
  anything helping us in the social situation?
• 40:39
  Bro you should have we low key you could put that to the test
• 40:42
  thing yeah that's a new YouTube YouTube video just.
• 40:45
  Every friend. Hey, every friend.
• 40:46
  But then next Saturday, yeah, we got a three hour car ride.
• 40:50
  It doesn't work and you look at your mail like fucking ugly cat.
• 40:57
  Yes, yeah, that's how I would test it sometimes.
• 41:02
  That's a good test, yeah. Car ride, Yeah.
• 41:05
  No drinking my best mate. I know he's my best mate because
• 41:09
  honestly, we, we go first and foremost go visit, bro.
• 41:12
  Every time I go home. Yeah, bro.
• 41:14
  Andy and and his his partner Maddie, Yeah.
• 41:17
  Almost want to spend every single day with us.
• 41:19
  Yeah. Yeah.
• 41:19
  Like that's how I know, bro. Cool.
• 41:20
  That's, that's a real mate, you know, and vice versa, you know,
• 41:23
  like the same thing. Yeah.
• 41:25
  And they visit, they visit here. They visit us a couple of times,
• 41:28
  you know, since we've been here. We've gone overseas together a
• 41:30
  couple of times since we've been here, you know, So I feel like
• 41:32
  that's how you know, you, you know, that's a genuine mate.
• 41:34
  Yeah. So that's, that's a real ride or
• 41:36
  die. Yeah.
• 41:37
  Surface level, yeah, you're right.
• 41:40
  Yeah, yeah, you can be my gym partner, my drinking partner and
• 41:43
  that, but you, you, you have a, you have a place in my life.
• 41:47
  But yeah, there's I guess when you you can use that to kind of
• 41:52
  segregate who's in my yeah, ride of dial and we're just a little
• 41:55
  friend. Yeah, exactly.
• 41:56
  So it'll be interesting to see what our followers obviously
• 42:00
  have to say about that, yeah, as well, because I'm sure, I'm sure
• 42:04
  they got some interesting stuff as well.
• 42:05
  So yeah.