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It's the daily Talk Show episode. Episode. 501. Wow, you've

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had 500 guys at it. How how we got

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ya very good. I've Yeah, coming off the back of a what I would describe as a successful live show.

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Yeah, it was great if any of you yawn. You're at it because we are pretty tired. It's, I felt like one of those sleeps where you close your eyes and you wake up, but it doesn't feel like you've really slept. It feels like you just

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want it employee forgot. You know what time 97 Tommy got up this morning?

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Yes. normal time was six. Yo, before six.

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I had to get up at five to go get Bodie I had to do

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the driving. I thought you forget. Man. So he said Bodie stayed at your parents. But

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he had a great time I got there. And he wouldn't even give me a hug because he was writing a book with timber. Really? Yeah, he's out. He's out on the couch, writing a book in the cutest little outfit. Pair little socks little shorts little blue top.

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And so do you. If he doesn't want to give you a hug hug him? Yeah.

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Until he wants to hug me or he tells me to go away.

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And yeah, cuz Yeah, I wonder like if I had a kid yeah whether you push these things on them aside yeah you need to learn to

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I think it's a I mean do you see your affectionate?

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Yeah I think so.

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Or did you grow up in an affectionate household?

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No, not really. But I think I am as an individual.

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Yeah, I think product I think people can be a productive their environment.

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So

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I'm trying to work it out. I wonder if it is natural nature. It's like nurture. This is I'd

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be an example of that not being true. Because Yeah, I think I pretty like yeah, I'm like, fine being, you know, Huggy and sort of, you know, One thing,

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anything 97 anything I'm a bit

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yeah. And so it's not necessarily but what I think is Bodie is an affectionate child who's in the fiction is in within he's within an affectionate household I can't forget speaking okay, but he loves cuddles loves kisses and so it's nice. It'd be hard if you had a kid that wasn't just one. Amy's sister, so Amy super affectionate, like, and her mom was telling us that when she was young, it was like can always you know, wanting cuddles and kisses and then they her second child buddies. It wasn't like that as a baby. Which is it's fascinating. Just these little kids that have their personalities. What were you Mr. 97 Derek and your little sweet angel, Angel boy. Yeah, this PC, mommy please. Yeah, wrecking Oregon. I love that little cuddle. You still give mama cat? Oh, yeah, you do? Yeah. Do you detail mommy lover?

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Actually, I probably haven't said that in a while.

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Really? Yeah, I reckon god my mom and I have this is not a you know competition perfect never we have like a love You know I love him I love know I love you more. And so you're more perfect. This is with me anyway, Bodie is affectionate. That's about it.

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About your mom even said, Your mom has said I love you. To me

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today. Did you know that? What you know in our email?

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Yeah. I yell out when Mr. 90 sevens, mum's on the phone, and he's saying bias. I love you. I love you. What does she say when I say that?

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I don't know if she hears it. Or if she does, she does. She ignores it.

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Just ignore it.

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Sorry, she doesn't she doesn't say anything on the phone. Did you

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want to read out the email from tonight? Yes. Okay.

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Hi, Josh, Tommy and nice. Congratulations on reaching 500 episodes. Amazing milestone achievement love the show last night What an epic achievement that you'll find him on Friday. Yeah, social media calendar notification. It's

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going all the social media we can talk about.

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You all continue to amaze me surprise me Make me chuckle while while driving on the way to work every day. Your authentic real approach is so refreshing and connectable. I love it. Josh and Tommy, I want to take this opportunity to thank you both. I feel extremely proud of mice, how far he has come and how he can constantly wants to keep learning and be the best he can be. And that's all thanks to you. You have inspired him challenged him embraced him and supported his learning along the way. You are both awesome. I love that you are becoming a part of our lives. such an exciting time ahead and can't wait for the next 500 episodes. Have an awesome time in LA lots of love to nice. Lots of love, love. That is that different too. I love you Yeah, bit different too. I love the Josh

Hopper,

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Craig hapa. With NU and myself. We're in a group chat. My final message was lovely hearts. No response. Yeah.

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It's always risky. I feel like you might be the holdout. Tommy goes for sort of the holdout approach of a group message. So I was I was driving Wait for me to write back. So then he sort of knows what he could do to

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this morning, I that did come through when I was in the car, so I couldn't respond. And I didn't want to. I want to give it a bit of time. And then you responded, and you did literally a similar message to what I wanted to do. Okay. And so I just ended up getting louder. Yeah, yeah. Appreciate you, man. Anyway,

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so yeah, the group thing doesn't have to be a competition funnily enough. We got a message from Stacy June. big supporter of ours, and she had done an Insta storey yesterday where she said congratulations guys, Episode 500. This is a huge achievement. You've always been supportive yet. One of our listeners don't know who it was. But they they slid into Stacy's dams and said a funny storey. I don't know if it's ever been addressed. But the boys a few months ago was talking about Instagram. And Josh revealed to Tommy that. You don't follow him on Instagram and yeah,

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yeah. Well, I don't think actually in the message she, she or he articulated to Stacy, of that you worked it out.

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It's a bit of a

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it sounds like I've looked. And I've said my old co host doesn't follow me anymore. And it wasn't a case. I was saying. I don't think there's anything in it. I don't think there's a storey there. Gotcha. And anyway, the

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Stacey has now started following Tommy on.

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Hello, and it's a powerful one. Thanks, guys. So we can

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we can close the loop on that. CASE CLOSED case 97 what was what was the highlight for you with the whole evening?

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Definitely, I'm saying. Yeah, I mean, it was as scary as I thought it was going to be. It was going to be leading up to it. It was it was actually quite enjoyed it did look

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at them saying, Yeah, you know, the thing that made me uncomfortable just made me ground as a human Mei Mei Mei Mei.

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Mei Mei. spotless generation. Yeah. I think

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I think I was proud of myself, man. It's good. It's good. You can go.

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You know what? That could be fun. I mean, it's a bit passive aggressive. If I was prescribed you guys audiobooks. He had to listen to it.

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What's it What's one for me what's from taming taming the ball?

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What would it be? Let me know. I'll give you I'll prescribe you now. Okay.

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So it has to be one that you have because we're getting on a 15 hour flight tomorrow. Is it 15 1414 hour flight tomorrow? Have you listened? This could be fun. It's a challenge. You have to listen to the whole entire audio book. It can be over 40 now, so you can't be like a really, really long one.

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I thought I was getting a phone call but it's just my Apple Watch only has 10% battery, which is very annoying that thing but it's very hard to get charged. Yeah. Trying to find something.

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So ego is the enemy. How long's that audio book? Do you reckon? You could probably look that up.

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It's probably like 12 hours or something? I reckon 97 put

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a crack at 12 because, I mean, you just airport 667 hours. Oh, that's perfect. The problem guys is that you need to bring a pair of headphones that you can plug in because it's April Don going along

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when I was watching Joe Rogan with Edward Snowden I was like Joe has a Aponte this isn't gonna last and the fight that all of a sudden they stopped working. That must have been a complete oversight because as soon as I saw it, I like I'm like, how long is this chat for?

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Joseph fossil? He just

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thought about Jamie would have. I mean, he even said, Oh, Jamie, you can sort the rest of this out which he didn't

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fix it. This is going off to be coming out of a space of the book. I want you to write into the hump describing is this for me? Yeah. I thought it was just me. But it isn't by Renee Brown. Ah,

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fuck yeah. Oh, how long is that?

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10 hours and 45 minutes? Yeah. Do

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you have a downloaded?

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Yeah, I do. I haven't. I thought it was just me. I mean, I love her. So that's, I mean, that's a nice assignment. I think that would get me obviously doesn't give me much I wanted to watch a movie. Jim

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Jim said alternative alternatively Yeah, it'd be good friends and listen to the glow general podcast.

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Catch up the whole how many all episodes?

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Alexa, do you think that there's some I wonder how many people listen to us in double spade?

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Yeah, I know. Jimmy. Jimmy does Yeah, definitely. So what are you going to rate if you're if I'm doing what can you even mean my title again? I thought it was just made by burn a bridge. I

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think all the other one would be Bird by Bird, which is good as well. Just giving you a little bit of

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listen to it. He listened to. Yeah, the whole thing. He's

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got the, I think Seth Godin says I got the joke.

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If you're not Seth Godin, dude.

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It's similar similar vibe, which I think if there's any, any other books,

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the double double spade I wonder if it changes The whole enjoyment factor

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I can't do double speed. I don't I just don't like the experience at one and a half.

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Because Okay, if you're, um, I guess if you're trying to just get information if you're just trying to consume content. So for instance, if we have like, if I want to learn some information really quickly, then it's good, but there was something nice about just having a slow meal

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on double speed doesn't work. Yeah.

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What's the point of

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you know, you're not enjoying it. It's more just

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this show just gronk on speed. What would sound like? The thing is, what's what's better reading it or listening to it on double speed for the whole duration? Or a little bit to get the joke and not actually radiant. So you said when we asked you have you read it? Yes.

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Well, I actually I've never I never listened to audio books at faster speed. Only podcast

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Yeah, but what's better actually finishing or just listening to a little bit?

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I seen a huge better off doing a double speed and finishing it or doing it normal speed not finishing it yet. What do you think? I mean, you would you would argue that you better off double speeding and finishing it. But I mean, I'm not a speed reader.

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Speed listener. You just that's all you're doing. Yeah.

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And so now I don't know. I feel like for me, I guess it's all about comprehension. If you read a book and can't remember it, have you really read the book?

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You haven't know it building city shaking head. So you said yeah, and then you're shaking your head.

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How do you feel about the results that were handed down last night boys?

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Yeah, it was good. I mean, I think that the main the main thing is around the double bed. Did you really think that you weren't going to win?

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So if you're just getting an update it there was you want? I want it let's just say my score is Mason's and Josh is put together was my number.

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Yes, true. fact he really thought that.

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I mean, Submit the thing is that you? You were society crazy usa usa. What the fuck

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do you think that that explains something? What do you think that is a reflection of that high testosterone which

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I don't know.

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I don't know how it translates because I I'm tired. You're tired. My son's tired. We're all just a bit tired. We're all a bit.

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I was a thing. It was so funny. I mean, this is Tommy trying to have cake and eat it too. I said I might well, having a low score. I don't have low iron, but I do have low testosterone. So maybe that's that's obviously the reason that I'm tired.

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How you function at a 17 Yeah, point higher.

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Yeah. So what if what if you are functioning at a 35?

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Yeah, I want to say that mention that.

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Yeah, maybe that's my point was anything was that Tommy couldn't even let me have that I was tired because I'm tied to everything that I have. You need to have a little bit better.

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So then if you want to I see what you're doing, you want to use the loss to your advantage. why I'm saying that I can oh good for exploiting the poor me. Poor me.

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Yeah, there's a little there's a little bit of that okay, well now we understand the context. If I'm feeling lethargic, maybe I shouldn't be doing as much.

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So the doctor, the the original doctor, I went to said, if you find out a negative result or a lower result of something, you're informed of a lower amount, it means that you now can treat that. And so his point was, I didn't think it's worth I don't want to treat that he wouldn't do it for me. This guy that I first spoke to this is the one that did the free testosterone engine navan. And he didn't do the right one right, which is might he might have done in a purpose. Because he said are you reckon well, because he said to me, the reason I don't, I'll do it today. But the reason I don't like doing is because if we find out it's not great because he did the assessment of heavy Hey kids, do you exercise blah, blah? And I said yes to all. And so he's like, well, there's probably no problem letting. But if we find the problem, you're going to then come in say I want testosterone shot. I want to do that. What's a thought? Like? Yeah, so, yeah.

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Is it what is anabolic steroids. And the thing that you'd get is testosterone

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Blinky Bill says Josh as sexy legs.

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Thank you. Yeah, I've got my legs out on the live string

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and TRT testosterone replacement therapy is what you can have and so you're you're you're supplementing what your body naturally produces. And so these would be injections and then there's a bunch of like anabolic

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steroids steroids when you're younger. Yeah, I'm processed smaller testicles I yeah

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small did they get not that small but you can definitely notice that they shrunk because you don't need to be your body wasn't my body wasn't needing to produce the shit anymore. You self conscious about the role. Okay, now not this it wasn't that bad, but you could definitely know

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because how much does it really matter?

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The small bowl? Yeah, it doesn't it The thing is,

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is it purely bowls just purely aesthetic. I mean, I'm sorry. I always let

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it I like I always look at like Staffordshire Terrier and they big nuts hanging out the back and think fuck they pack in because mine aren't even close to that size. Have you ever thought that? Like dog nuts? Yeah. If you look at my body, yeah, like that much bigger than mine.

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Yeah, they're pretty like it's a pretty average part of the sort of human body.

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What they do is reducing the testosterone and keeping the human in there. Other than that, they actually come to think about the very important so

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anyway, I was I was thinking I was assuming that you would have actually had a lower one based on having supplementing previously so that your body would have wouldn't have been producing it. A lot of time doing all of the things you're not drinking this year. Yeah, all of those things have actually probably probably x peak

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testosterone right now. And the worst thing is I'm not actually training as hard as I have been in the past when I wanted to use the testosterone for good. Anyway, I thought Mr. 97 was going to use it because he's young, and he's been putting on a bit of muscle. The fact that he's, he's, he's 10 points behind me.

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Well, so we need to I guess we need to work at some point what the next

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test is going to be I don't want to have a saying.

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Yeah, yeah. Hi, the daily talk show.com. If you got an idea of what the what the test should be, do you have any ideas?

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So I've done the shoe size, we've done the testosterone

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attached to a certain sort of, maybe identity of what a what it means to be a man which I

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guess a little bit

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under percent, but it's nice that we got him out of the way.

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And so maybe we can evolve a little bit more into

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every everyone

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is

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Say IQ test next. Yeah, yeah. Which I mean your brother just said that he brother did a literally IQ test. I don't know because the thing is that this is really the bullshit anyway ya know what I mean? This is the whole thing like what yeah, that's that's how I feel. It's like

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what do you think

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the past two tests have been that exact what's the point? That's right. Yeah, I mean to be honest, it fucking gives me shivers thinking about how I have to think about studying or doing something for these IQ tests. But I think there is some kind of test insurance or not even insurance like some kind of survival like camping something where we have to do something fun of

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jump back into the other

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isn't IQ identity it's like yeah,

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I think there's a certain identity that you

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you associate with, around like, manly strong, providing Camping

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could be mental mental strength so it could be something like we have to do something for a full day we have to sit on a chair for just like who who taps out because I don't know how great I would be at that like it's a

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no i think

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i think that there's something like the IQ test is less like we know less about that stuff I wonder what that that would be I mean

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blog and Jim have suggested that we do in athletics kind of long jump 100 metre sprint discuss discuss blog also said a pain test

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a pain test and feels like we do every day

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navigation something I could orienteering you know, like, some way without need to find your way

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maybe, yeah, I mean, it's something I mean, if you get it Yes, I guess you can just have a tracker on you.

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I mean, so the hard thing is like how do you measure create like so what I am an identity point of view creativity, right? Acting, coming up with storeys doing all that sort of stuff that feels like it's what I associate with

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her. Yeah. And so then it's like how do you? How do you compare? How do you actually,

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maybe that's maybe that's the beauty of that, like creativity isn't something you can compare. It's

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a challenge. What about that? Yeah, so we find something that has to and so then it we've each got our own 30 day trial which we did that in the August thing. Yeah. Definitely, definitely. If we bring a bit a storey structure and stakes with a with a sort of, and

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I thought organised August had a lot of structure. Yeah, I mean, you had a list.

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Now that least was one of the most popular things we ever did on Instagram. Just get through it. Yeah, I mean, what does it mean to get through it? I didn't get I didn't do everything on the list. So we got further.

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Now we'll think about we'll all get there. I think it'll come up organically.

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But I hate test. I think even Bry was saying she had to do doing like one She didn't like this assignment. But she's doing a course at the moment. Yes. Yeah. Having to do that sort of shit.

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Well, I think we spend so much time trying to get away from it and then you create your own thing. So you don't have to election

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Yeah, how I guess part of it, maybe we have a no test policy yet. Maybe we put to bed any test, maybe no competition is the thing is that the you're the competitive one.

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You can say I've never really thought of myself as competitive. But maybe

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that is there's a certain type or quality of a person who is highly competitive. But one of the strategies and whether you're aware of it is to be like, I'm not competing right now. Yeah, that's it's just where we've run off. I heard someone say the other day, sandbagging,

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sandbagging,

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if you actually look at what that phrase is, what would you be doing with it? You'd be putting a sandbag, laying down putting it on top. Well, I was listening to an interview with the David Epstein, who wrote the book range, and he, he went head to head with Malcolm Gladwell, they've got opposing views. So David Epstein's all about you have to, you can find something late in life as being a he's sort of like exercise scientists, psychologists, something around that area. He talks about you can basically pick something up later. So having a range of skills being good at this and that Malcolm Malcolm Gladwell is more of the thought of the Tiger Woods version, which is start very young, be very focused master your craft a master on

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a specific

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but he was saying in an interview, David Epstein was saying that Malcolm Gladwell, he's a runner, and he's a very, very good runner and he is saying how he would say to David Hi, I'm not trying I'm not really doing anything. And then like a week later, there was a photo on it like Moran this crazy Run. And in that moment, he said, Yeah, he he was sandbagging me. Okay, did you find anything

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really performing at a lower level than you're capable of

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sandbagging? So maybe he wasn't training for anything decided, because he been consistently going, that I'm going to enter this marathon this weekend. And there's a photo that pops up and see so you see there is that there is a say you'd like my version. Did you ever have mates or no people that's like, it's the ones who? Maybe I'm triggered by the idea when I was a kid where it's like, I'd have friend who would say, Oh, yeah, I didn't study at all. I didn't study the sky. Do anything. And then I'm like, I'll speak to them on the phone. Like, yeah, I'm not doing anything. Okay, well, I'm like, Okay, well, I want like I went really study so when I rock out, and they actually would like, it was a technique to outperform. If you quietly work, do it, and then show it and Then get the results.

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Yeah.

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I don't know if I'd be not overthinking that I think we should ban the word everything I'm

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not saying anymore.

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But maybe I created a convenient storey around that that wasn't there. Although maybe there was something subconsciously which is like, I don't want to really talk about it.

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I mean, they just flat out lying if they say they're not studying, and then they are studying. But then they

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get maybe people have a warped perception that maybe they're so hard on themselves, that they don't ever think they're doing enough. They're like, I'm not doing enough. And then doing a lot with the it's like someone who is goes to the gym every single day, and then says I'm feeling a bit unfit at the moment. Like I'm not my optimum.

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I don't get that. There's a lot of those people. But then yeah, so then

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they do 97 will you like that you think?

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A little bit but it wasn't it wasn't lying into of Wow, I would be up front of all Yeah, like I've done this but like when it came, I think when it was most sort of like noticeable was like around math tests. It was like in the brings out the worst and people know but the thing is I learned all this stuff during the class and like after my class I had attitude like once a week or whatever format as so I was able to learn it then and then some so it's like you know how you like summary books from maths people like Pisces or bringing the entire textbook a month it's like three pages just with like formulas and just like nothing and so it's like

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an advantage

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to while we I'd like no pages to go through but yeah, I'm able to just like oh, have you been studying I'm just like, little I just pasted this my summary book and it's like, yeah, I mean, people would get that impression definitely.

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like growing up I had chooses I had an English choose it like I had a family friend that came to my house. And then I had this other this young Jewish man who was really friendly. He wasn't a That much older I was 16 and I remember this one afternoon my mate he got some Wade and he bought a new bomb and I hit the ball at like 4pm and I had the tutor at 7pm and I was sorry Stein as I fact I better go home and try and sleep a little bit this this off now and so I went to bed and woke up half an hour before he got there and I did the tutor but I was thinking was that a yc? Like yes our parents getting juniors and she is it like for you and I who didn't do well in school so I left

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I got you know when you like move out of home your parents give you all of your your shit

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and bullshit and I think it was even like

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receipts

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like cheering or at least paid 27 bucks or whatever it was but is that so then your seemed like a Weiss I remember two things that were very specific and I remembered was asking my my tutor had big muscles. And so I'd constantly get him to flex and be feeling these muscles. That was one thing that I would do. And then the other thing was he had these white shoes. I love them. I thought that was so cool. See golf and then he takes a golf swing deck and white shoes. I was like night it was like a math teacher. It was just like a young guy. And I remember I wanted the shoes and my mom was wouldn't let me get them because I will wash them blocky. And back then. It was like the 90s I'm like a troll. Yeah, my mom. She didn't

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but she's like he's all these things we do in life that we don't end up using our AY store they apart of everything we've needed to get to this moment like missionaries haven't gone to university for three months, six months or whatever it was,

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I guess it's part of the journey like yeah,

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my I had a writing teacher. What was it like? What's when the young kids that can't read properly Go to like, it's called something like a like an ASL but not that kind of thing. I had to radiate like I couldn't read properly. Remember the anxiety would give me like, I'd feel like

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if you had to come up with a test, or something that we did as a team, that you think that I would win what would it be?

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Oh, you know I'm IQ test 100% mom actually no, maybe Mr. 97 Yeah, I think your EQ

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stand with it from an IQ point of view. I'm not totally clear on like so creative thinking. I think I'm pretty good at saying hi here the problem Yeah, yeah,

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I got a good test that we can do as a team. We're not doing tests anymore, but I'm just curious. Sorry, not a test a challenge as a team.

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The challenge is no. Test the challenge at the same thing. No, they're not okay.

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Definitely not.

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What's a different challenge a test is like, you know, you going and getting like the test results or whatever you A challenge would be like a team building exercise like us going skydiving which challenge you're not doing

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the challenge I thought is a panic room one of those you know the proven to work out problem solving creative thinking comes into it How can we get out of here? They could be good one in a lie yeah I could imagine they're just like looking at look

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at what else so you have a potentially IQ out what else

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not actually don't think i think Mr. Know, based on just book smart Yeah, he would not he certainly come last

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97 what is the

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what's in an IQ test?

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Yeah, what are you actually doing English components and maths component I'm pretty sure which I'll be fucked on all it so

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I couldn't read or write very well when I was in school. in primary school. However, I wrote.

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Like a storey. It's called my storey. And I wrote it, and I was almost being funny. But it was sort of

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trying Going to be funny.

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Well, I was trying to be funny, but I think it was like, Okay, this is, you know, I think it was about my bullying a little bit like he's this fat guy and he's like, does this thing and it's like, and then you know all these people are mean to him and like, I guess I was using my creativity to express myself

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it was it was called my storey,

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my storey. And so the number one writer of the year,

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which was cool, well, I think he's the problem right? With these when we're young we go through this I'm shoot a master whatever. And so then can give you a complete complex Yeah,

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I mean algebra, but I I got top marks hundred percent on algebra which is called What are you finding? 97?

30:43
So the type of question is found in an IQ test analogies mathematical and verbal, pattern driven, spatial and mathematical classification, visual, spatial and logical. I don't know what that meant. So analogy

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with that is an analogy like a nickel analogy.

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On analogy with Jordan has six oranges. Yeah, that kind of just throws me and

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so that I mean they've given an IQ test question. Which number should come first? which show which number should come next in the pattern? And these are the numbers 3734 31 and 28. Which number comes next? 25 Yeah.

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Yeah, so you're going down in threes? Is that the idea? Yes. Yeah. I mean, is it then based on time and how long how much time you have to get there just get

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more wackers you go find the answer that best completes the analogy. Book is rating as a fork is to a drawing. be writing see staring day at

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it. Oh my god. I'm a fucking genius. That you can wait to say I did the multiple choice we gain.

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Yeah, I mean choice

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Was there anyone? It doesn't matter but anyone on the live stream? If

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anyone didn't get that you need to stop listening and faculty? Did you

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know the answer certain you just didn't say

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I was waiting to hear the option. So then, like, what if we do one option they would if it was like feeding?

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Okay, one more.

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If it's not there

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is gonna be hard for you to find them

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not as it's right here. I'm just trying to interpret it. What number best completes the analogy? They've given a ratio, eight to four, as 10 would be to a three be seven. See 24 day five. This is half. Did you get that straight away? When when you said I understood it, but I mean, I wasn't. Yeah. I mean,

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so these I don't know if that's Am I doing well?

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I don't know.

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Well, these are the exam make

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sure that get harder. So it's to its to pressure test. You're like you're in diligence intellectual intelligence. You just need a fucking Did you get that? I fell asleep to be honest.

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Yes, I might be you wouldn't be great.

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I tuned at untied.

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Okay. Did you did you have the general assessment tasks that would work at school?

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Say I don't remember any of that. I just have three negative view on old tests. You

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would have remembered a three hour exam?

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Yeah, we did get get Yeah, you know, assessment test. Yeah, yeah.

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Yeah, that what you just asked?

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Yeah, I have no idea what No, I wouldn't know. Can we do one more?

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It doesn't mean that my brain hurts.

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This is pretty fun, though. I mean, I'm

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in the easiest test on Earth.

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This is the children's IQ. This is the seventh grade eighth grade.

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School

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and you struggled

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I didn't enter into it.

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You don't enter into it.

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But that was okay. It doesn't matter. Yeah, you

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know, but I think you're right. Take the test off the table, work out some team team challenge together. Come together.

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Yeah. Could we could we compete with another podcast?

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I'd be good. Oh, yes. Yeah.

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What about the uncommon podcast? Jordan and Lauren Michael ladies versus a daily talk show. Ninja Warrior or something. Ninja Warrior? Yeah, okay, but it's survival survival. That could be fun. That's good. I think that will let that see it. Any other emails? before we head

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off we get an email from Troy. Hi fellas. My name is Troy I'm 25 and live in semi rural Queensland outside of Bundaberg. I'm stoked to have fan you before the big 500 massive congrats boys. I found you guys through through shameless but I only started listing when you were up in Sydney. I'd have been plugged in daily ever since. Your podcasts is playing as I'm driving. tractors around the farm and keeping crops alive. Hashtag drought life. We grow sugarcane and cattle. Sorry, Josh. But ironically I don't consume an excessive amount of meat either. Love the banter in the way you jump between great serious chats and the funny chats or the best for the US. I'm stoked to be a part of the gronk squad.

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Thanks Troy. Thank you, Troy. Troy. Bundaberg

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yeah it's where the Rams from

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this was gonna I was gonna say is that a ginger beer is abandoned programme yeah Bundaberg ginger be either do Bundaberg ginger be and this was asking pretty sure they're saying rum.

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Yeah they've got the rum Bundaberg

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rum so it's definitely the rum g I just feel like I say the the classic like

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but he's like can I

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like the hook top? Yeah,

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I mean I've never been there part of the if it's ginger beer ginger. I Oh, what about

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like sauce perilla? Oh, yeah. What about

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his stringy sass perilla though, on a reg by

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Dr. Pepper is a very interesting one

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dude the we need to do a soda soda episode is at our house well we should just stock up we get like five sodas ah when we're in the states and we just do soda relax yeah yeah and you have to guess the flavour so we have them

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close our eyes

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or like we can put something around them and so you can it's like a if we could take the Ben Fordham study halls w holder put the can into it. So just covers it up and then you What is that? That's a gripe

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actually talking about sodas Dr. KA emailed us the other day about the orange, vanilla Coke,

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that serendipity dr k in a supermarket or in a shop listening to our show me that just before or at the time when we're talking about different flavoured sodas, and boom, right in front soda. Some wacky sodas some weird Live is like a vanilla lemon twist bullshit.

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Orange vanilla. Orange vanilla cake. Yeah,

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Dr. KA out

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yeah she's also mentioned tipping minimum tip in the US is 15% of the bill before tax and a minimum of 18% for parties of five or more. You don't need a tip for takeaway or fast food. Josh for your ingrown toenail. One golden rule we were taught in pharmacy school was to was to wet cape try to dry cape moisturised. You should just wear socks and slippers for the brace and let the nail grow out. Especially if you walk on it so much closed toe shoes exert unnecessary pressure on your toe

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or you don't ever wear open toed shoes too.

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So before the show yesterday at 500 Tommy said do you want to go to the shops and will buy thongs and will wear them

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yeah Hot I think there's because we've been running around. Yeah, pre show pressure. And I was just like I need it. I put ended up rolling up my pants because it was the only way I felt warm and it was bit warm at the venue before the icon kicked in by the time everyone got there, but I had at that point had an hour where I just started chilling a bit, and I called down a bit, but I wanted to I would have done thought, you know,

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the closest thing, I bought sandals for one trip to Thailand

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Birkenstocks, I can imagine you and Brooklyn's don't know

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if they'll Birkenstocks they have the style of Birkenstocks but they'll probably

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saves I could imagine you rocking the I think most people know the supreme Havana's no no like the supreme slipper, song style. I know the chord like the, you know, the cover of the top three. Imagine you have,

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I don't mind that I may have like almost like the thing that looks like that message your feet

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and people offices within you're gonna like it yeah it's a people think it's cool thing I don't know if I could escape

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from anything else no that's it we also got a review review review we gotta reverse the Riveter review from Troy as well

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that may worries hitting both sides

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solid move try they may want to abolish the writing system in Apple podcast but let me tell you you have to listen to these gronk they're part of my daily life funny funny funny five stars all around Thank you Troy

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Troy sent from character

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track the Cowboys I wonder what the rule is about being on your phone on a tractor and know that fuckin truck driver Danny he will train driver What did I say? truck train train. Yeah, I was trying to get the fucking in there because Danny love bomb. train driver Danny was saying can't drive a train whilst listening to something

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and he couldn't have the gronk cinny's cabin because I wanted to do a show from The front but it's it they're actually doing a legit job that needs

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way back that up for him. We got a bunch of other emails but Eric and let's keep them for tomorrow. Yeah, I reckon. So tomorrow is our final final day in Melbourne. So there's going to be a weird time warping that happened. Yes,

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we're going to go from a Thursday in Melbourne to a Thursday in LA. So we're sort of stepping back a day but then we get to experience the Hollywood Li sorry, the Hollywood Halloween and then Mr. 97th birthday photos on the first first year

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gronk big baby. So if you want to play send through any happy birthdays for Mr. Nice and high the daily talk show.com his email address. Thank you to everyone. Yeah, who came to the event? It was amazing that all of you gronk were there thank you for all the support on Instagram. I've never seen so many like on Instagram storeys, the amount of storeys that

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we've witnessed all the time.

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Yeah, we solid dot dot dot dot, dot, dot dot Solid yet, and we did a special video as well, celebrating sort of the 500 episodes. So if you go to our Instagram account, you can view that as well. Otherwise we're cinema guys so you guys