#006 – Josh joins Tommy’s gym?/

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It's the daily talk show with Josh and Tommy and Tommy back after being sick

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it was one day yeah I was completely wiped out on a Monday you know if you're sick on a Monday typically you need a medical certificate. I don't think that's true I think it's only if you seek for two days in a row fact medical certificates

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their bullshit

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for that shit. Now it is Episode What number 566 Episode

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Six because you missed out on five sorry about the episode five. It was just you talking to Craig hopper. I think people would have got a

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great deal of value,

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I hope. Absolutely. So it's Tuesday. And yeah,

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so you you were sick. Now was this one of the first times you were sick as a self employed person? I reckon I've had a couple of days off since being self employed.

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I mean, there's some, there's probably been more days that I've just pulled back a lot put in maybe 20%. In that case, I've had a lot of see

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you putting in a lot of 20, 20% dies. It's funny when you I remember when I worked as a company that had working from home days, the sick days just goes way down. Because people don't take sick days. I just work from home. Yeah,

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because it's probably it's probably a lot of days. You don't feel up for going to work. But you could work. Yeah, yes, it is interesting. Let's say the company that you were data. Yeah. So the dude who lived down stairs for me in my apartment block. I was always like, fact, this dude does not work. He's home all the time. I don't know how they are affording it. Then it turns out he's on a well paid job for inverter. Yeah, he he literally worked from home most day. Yeah,

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it's I think it's the future. What's been the most flexible work you've ever had?

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I actually working in radio. So you're working for somebody else? You mean? Yeah. cuz I've worked for myself most of my life. Sure. But I worked for radio flexible. And so we do the show from 6am to nine. And then I'd leave straightaway and go get coffee and have food, and then I'll come back into a bit more work. But it was more like if you don't do enough work, you fact the next morning. Yeah, so we always did enough work. Yeah, but that was the most flexible, not nothing like what you've had, yeah, I

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think in in Bartow is a bit like that where it's super flexible,

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but it all comes down to accountability. I think that where people fact themselves is they accept the flexibility is them being loose, they do funk on work and then they get fired fired. It says

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it is there does it vary across what role you have the company Yeah, I

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had Iraq and one of the best roles because I literally had a three months where I was just filming where I reckon I responded to about four emails and three months where there's other people who rely heavily on email.

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So your job yeah, that

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was a dream job because I was reporting into the CEO and I was working with my producer who was who became a great friend nice on and so we were traveling together he would be doing it so that was why my inbox was low to that so

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in the company does it like matter what position say if you're a

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web developer The only person who wouldn't have had this sort of flexibility would have been the receptionist so that's hard to do in places but the thing is, it's not like a traditional receptionist they wouldn't answer the phone they would get all the voicemails and go back and call them because you get people like crazies who like their um. Their WordPress templates being packing up. So they'll contact invite I was if they'll be able to solve the problem if you have no idea what invader is. Look it up. Yeah, yeah, he and the 80 dot com. They do like theme for us. Video hive audio jungle. It's amazing. Yeah,

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it's crazy. So anyway, job titles. Also. I was on the way he was on the way to work this morning. I heard some fucking dude on Triple J. Like basically, he was introducing guests that was coming up next. I didn't, I didn't listen to the interview. But they were saying you know, he's he's this he's that and among other things, he's real. He's real title is futurist thinking. That is the most bullshit fucking thing on earth to be a future future. All of the I mean, I think every job title is fucking bullshit anyway. But a futures you cannot know the future either it's more educated guess over somebody else. And that's

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literally what they're doing. Right. It's the same as strategists or anything like this, they are a futurist is taking a lot of time, things like history, or they're taking technology and they're making sort of guesses on this is what we can be looking at. So they'll say, based on how machine learning is going, how how artificial intelligence is going, by using his theory, we should be able to be driving cars, what does that mean? And so a futurist will also look at what is the social impact of us not having to drive our cars having driverless cars? Well, it's like they goes the taxi industry, they goes the, you know, Uber drivers, but then there's all these other effects. So maybe it's around traffic, or it's around car manufacturing. And then if you think car manufacturing, you think about all the different industries and the people who rely on that. I feel like there's still a slight level of just I've made if I say something or type fact, it's like life coaches. What they just fucking guessing. They're just saying, Okay, this is sort of worked previously. He is some sort of theory. At what point do you You call yourself one? Like, do you think you go through that as someone and look, I might be totally rough mattress? Yeah, I think I don't think they're too dissimilar to a movie reviewer. Um, it's subjective. So yeah, they're taking information and you have a good example of a futurist would be Kevin Kelly, who,

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who has that cool tools, you know, I've got like, cool tools book real random, I can show it to you. He um, he started Wired Magazine. But, you know, these companies will pay futurists to come in and do talks because

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there is something to be said with someone who is constantly looking at all of these things. So looking at stuff like cryptocurrency and saying well what is the actual impact on this sort of stuff? What has been like if you think about it, there has been a huge amount of impact on having mobile phones at the level that they are today

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futurists can help businesses prepare for that help cities organize because Airbnb

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is just the beginning right so is there a bunch of futurists that are pretty much saying the exact same thing yeah that'd

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be hates that'd be that'd be all the be once focusing on different things right so there's gonna be someone who's got a technology skew a psychology

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bs a thousands in each space you know those thousands in each space pretty much saying the same thing because you know they all have their different theories and so it's they're all just having stabs at what potential future is in there only and what was that post Jules land wrote about how he's talking about on LinkedIn was about the trends how to write a post about trends in in the few pages, right,

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there's a there's a language to it. But the thing is that there are futurists who in you know the the 70s or 80s keys or they would have said things that today we're doing like so. But then there's all the people who said yes to be shit that people so the future is who people listen to are the ones that have have made some assumptions and a banker right yeah, I mean I don't know that like I'm talking

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but I think they wouldn't they wouldn't stand on their fate if they if they were forgetting everything wrong they pray people would probably be going all right right? You need to chill out on YouTube

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there's ones that was saying that would have flying cars or things like that

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but yeah, I think it's a your future stuffs interesting when you think about the future Do you get excited scared what's the emotion

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I think it's more scared when you have a kid because then you realize what they are up for yeah

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but the yeah I will turn the corner it is pretty scary but I like it I've always embraced it so you know James my mate yeah

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paranoid about everything he he said the other day he said that he thought that the government was tracking him and I said why and he said that when he leaves his building he loses reception for a second I flicks on and he thinks they're tracking these specific area I said to you with Optus he said yes I said the same thing fucking you just don't have reception in the office you fucking idiot but

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if it's not for if it's not for like flying cars just fucking get the internet right like gets super fast yeah that doesn't drop out everywhere yeah it seems

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like we there's these leaps that we we want to make but we haven't got the fundamentals right what's your theory around like I know that you're the type to put a sticker over the top of your yeah like so your laptop camera when did you first do that

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now it doesn't have any credibility he's like a future he's got everything wrong I met James he the one that the government spying on it which he's got. He's got it on there. But I watched a video the other day of a hacker who got into some Mac Book. Yeah, and looks really 100%. Yeah, but I was saying before I I've always been pretty careless. But I'm like, I'm not hiding anything. Like if you hacked or looked into my computer

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worse you're gonna get is like a huge amount of wine. King

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know

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40% of that. And then the rest

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is you looking like a bit of a dope or just typing I paid as a matching your, your face your face? Or like, yeah, there'll be a juggling fight, you could get some really disturbing shots of you. Have you ever had anything go out online that you didn't want online? Anyone tagged you in some shit that you've had to quickly take down? Nothing

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made? I was a stripper. So this probably photos that people have heard of the DJI GO four. So you would show your pain and not really know it's just like, if you think about, have you seen Magic Mike, this is really, you know, well, watch them. I can

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just really sort of, so you

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like at stage show with dancing around and you're up on stage. And it's like to just in your undies, so you know, get you down to your knees. And then you rip it all up. Pretend like you've got nothing on but you've got a towel on. So it's basically it's just prancing around. And then it's so easy. It was one time I did this show. And you rip it off. And he dropped the tab. But you're not facing the audience. You're facing the back of the stage. And as idea as I did it, I did realize that these two girls who waiting by the side of the stage

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and I looked over to my right. And I was like, Damn,

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they knew what was gonna happen. So they got a side. Did you ever feel the people cross the line are at the show? Yeah, fracking is? Yeah,

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it was. It was very intimidating. Yeah.

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What would people do?

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It was the it's just the energy. It's like, No, it wasn't. Of course, there was like, people trying to grab you and shit like that. But I think you probably accept that if you if you're a stripper. Yeah, but just the energy of the people in the room.

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Do you hang out with female strippers? Is it like a strategic thing now? It's quite separate, I think is it's very different. Is it like is it a big thing within the gay community? Would you do it for like gay people? I didn't know other people did and that was a big thing. Yeah,

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I guess it's like men hiring female strip is men guy guys want Yeah.

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male strippers Absolutely. But now I never did it do you regret doing all that stuff

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looking back I was 19 I'm 29 now so 10 years ago yeah I look back and it's like I actually think Who the fuck was yeah it's so we because so far we do I was at a desire to make coin so yeah it was like my mates who I met in the gym we were training hates will both personal trainers and he was doing topless white herring and he's like you know you're trying and you should do this and you had your own business yeah and then so I started with this guy we started doing topless Whiting them were like let's start our own business. And so we did we took out a yellow pages ad really how much does it cost you five grand and it was it actually worked out yeah, it was that was my pages work. Yeah. So like the internet for that kind of stuff. If you probably got on there would have been really good. We had a great site and we started getting jobs through online but all the it'll drive to our website. Anyway. So people were the call but it was it was probably a worthy investment. People ran the foundry making direction. couple of thousand bucks. Awaken. Yeah,

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it's good buddies. Right? Yeah, well, really well, and when did you What was your final show?

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I reckon it was the when I went away or he knows the you went to New Zealand New Zealand, in Tasmania. There might have been one after that I can't really remember it's seriously a blur like it's all like the New Zealand walk it out a little bit now is the New Zealand trip It was amazing we went all over New Zealand and performance you dancing man it was like it was like a full production Do

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you think you could do comedy stand up

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now

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you you you you've pointed out to me a lot you not funny

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that you're not yeah yeah you're not funny and you've really really really hard on that well I mean it's the same way that you constantly say to meet like you just don't have like the eve never build the muscle so it's gonna be hard for you so I've got the muscle I've been building a few years so I can just lift away and it does it but you you can do yeah it's

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a little bit like that

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I'm building my funny muscle you see think you're funny funny yeah the thing is I'm funny when I don't want to be fun Oh like well I'm not trying to be funny as soon as I try to be funny I'm the person all right great fucking annoying it's just how can you prepare for that you just go on stage and hope that you funny but then you'll slip into pretending of trying to be funny and then you're not funny

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yeah it's fact then one of the people who actually funny What did I did like yeah real yeah I know Chris Rock Joe Rogan these dudes they know their family great storytellers really on that yeah

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I know what yeah I guess you it's about working out what is funny because Joe Rogan isn't necessarily like a

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he's he's not like a Luke McGregor or something right he's not this like character he is a yeah choosy or something like that you laugh at him yeah just laughing at the character but I haven't seen Joe Rogan do stand up Is it good yeah it like I I'm

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Do you know who Brendan Schwab is? Is he the fatter one who's always like, was a UFC fighter. He's made a made of Joe Rogan's, but he's probably he's more of the dude that I was like, he's not going to be funny. Yeah. And then you watch him. And he's the storyteller that says the right things enjoys the side. He's like, he's got really interesting observations on things. So you're right. He's not a character that you laughing at. As well as the things he's saying. Yeah. You laughing at the storytellers and he's ability and saying we'd shit

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The hard thing about what I think is funny. I think the funny is in the inappropriate, it's in that the mix of the two. But I think that the world that we live in now, which is probably the right the right world, but it is a world that is a little bit more sort of fucking on edge about sheet because I find the stuff that I used to laugh at would be the shit that's making fun of other people. Like, I find that like, you know, someone, a comedian, digging into someone in the audience and really getting it like, just, it's essentially bullying, right? But this is something I think about that craft of just being able to, like, find someone's insecurities and go bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, which is I used to find enjoyable, whereas now I feel like there's that voice. That's when you can you can actually say that. That's not funny. Yeah.

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So what do you funny? Why are you funny? Because if you can tell me I'm not because you said recently. You've got more funny Yeah,

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you've gotten funny. I think

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maybe that's because you're hanging around with me. I think what what makes me funny fact. How did this podcast turning to me telling everyone that I'm funny and defending it? We need to say why you easily Jack's like, you know, I think

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my maybe I just, I would just I don't have a filter and having a filter isn't fucking funny. being too contrived, isn't funny. Being able to say shit that people are thinking

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maybe that's funny. I don't know. It's I self deprecating I can look at me and be say why I'm so fucking stupid.

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But I think the turn off your fucking finally got the message and understand how it works. The Yeah,

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the funny thing is, I mean, everyone. Everyone who becomes a stand up comedian needs to say okay, I think that I am sort of funny

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to get to get through. Yeah,

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you get to that point. Yes, of course. So hang on. Could you do this all started by you asking me this is your feeling on show grunts fucking podcast where I'm going to go and do stand up and my funny Am I look it up

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Polka. So But hang on a you because you said to me? Would you do stand up? Yeah.

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Would you do and that's why

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I think that what I find really hard is there are so many fucking things that I want to do. There's so many like this podcast I think about it. Mike is this aligned with like, maybe I overthink shit we know I overthink it

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but he's I always wonder like is this podcast is this relevant to the where I'm trying to go and his comedy because I think with comedy is like there's some amazing comedians but comedians are also fact up like knowing some having some close friends that are comedians like the comedian's a fucking insecure they're all fucking bitching about he like there's it's fucking horrendous because they're all trying to like fight for the top and they're all pulling each other. Like, that'd be so many people bagging at Hughes. He has been this fucking mainstream bullshit. Yeah, maybe. And which is just shitty. So I think that there's So to answer your question. I struggle with understanding where to focus, and I've even you know, to a certain degree I've niched I've tried to focus. So over the last two years, I've just focused on filmmaking or video production. And this year I'm starting to say, Okay, well, why can I do podcast as well? Why am I putting myself in this one fucking category? Why not? Like, I love taking photos. Why not do photography? Why not? Like, I've had so many clients who asked me can I do photos and I'll normally handle the job or whatever and now I'm like, Oh yeah, what cinematography and photography there's a lot of overlap you playing with the light you you're trying to tell a story and just like comedy, it's the same way but I'm I think it's hard to work out who you are. I mean, how do you define it? How is your definition of yourself changed

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in what respect I mean, you never would have called yourself a filmmaker now two years ago. Well, I started I'm i said before on this podcast macaire boy I started out by I've always made the stuff I want to make so

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many more comfortable now calling yourself a filmer. Yeah, and you do

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and that's Yeah, it's it is hard thing, defining what you are. Because I don't think sometimes it's necessarily what you want the whole time. So is it necessary defining yourself, I think it's more it's more necessary internally to define yourself to know that you truly are something because you can call yourself a filmmaker. But inside you don't really feel like your film. Like I just made a video there's

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so many people too, who want to be want to say there, right? a screenwriter or filmmaker, but they don't actually want to fucking do the work. So there's, it's so easy, we're in an age now where anyone can update the Instagram bio, or their Twitter bio, decide whatever the fuck they want. Yeah, and when I was when I was 15 years old hold before I'd fucking made much I just sort of edited a few things you know just what you'd expect of a 15 year old to have done maybe a little bit more but I was calling myself a filmmaker and when you went on my website it would read as if I was the biggest fucking agency in Melbourne

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and talking is cheap but I I put up a quote on my on a sticky note in my office yesterday which is knowing isn't doing and I think that we can and watching isn't doing a that so I think that people can watch their friends around them be on air and doing a show or doing this or doing that and they straightaway assume that that means they can do it when it when doing is the hard bit

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yeah yes it's complicated I mean I'm thinking about all these things that you are to

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yeah well it's thinking like oh I could run vs fucking running right it's like

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oh my run my really annoying yeah so I don't do it

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it's effective isn't it is be putting on your personal trying to have it is good is running

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I don't recommend it. I mean why just too many things it's there's a lot of things that it's hard on knees back especially if you haven't got a base level but that's what is good for a cardiovascular endurance mindset middle state How can you get that without injuring yourself How can I get the mindset benefit I guess riding a bike or the game is

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less than a big day in a big way right like that's been his I'm sure like that's his big thing is of cycling and doing stronger stuff

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rolling yeah what else cross train all those things so what if someone was just say would you recommend running it's like there's too many things that needs to come after that yeah I you need fact yeah well that's you it is it is

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I feel like it's one of those things where I guess a certain amount of kilometers a day is fine yeah

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i mean if you if you were to run 1008 but then yeah the problem with anyone suggesting any exercise if they don't know anything about you is that's the problem because if you don't know you there's a lot of fact up like a tease and shit right now who just throwing out advisor and I think kettle bells were a good kettlebell school if you're strong yeah if you've got any base level of strength and you've got any bias core strength or if you're starting out from the very bottom like hardly any white there's some good movement in there but if you have fact back probably not the best to the start swinging a kettlebell I go to I got off my brother my dumbbells I'd like to hear your song do you think

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do you think I'm gonna be like all I really care about is having sort of decent arms shoulder like unless

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your problem I think that's the problem you know because

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we do not use you just don't fucking listen and you want to take me on this tangent of all these

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like anything you gotta do the work like you were talking about before if you want strong arms work on your back if you want strong core do deadlifts and so I think that that's not

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comment like I don't think that that's necessarily as obvious right because my thing is if you want strong arms you do I'm exercise you fucking do curls if I was just to do what are they called bicep curls?

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Would I get beyond not necessarily yeah Does that mean you haven't trained enough to hear again you

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don't like me you just don't you know build to build muscle like I never said that I can pick up affecting slab of major

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if you say some of the gym doing see that like if you to understand sit ups right the thing with sit ups is your we might be working in fucking abdominals but if you've got a layer of fat, you're not going to fact and see the apps however I'm talking purely about if I just want what's that thing called your bicep bicep if I want to build up my bicep Is it true that you need to work on your tricep because that's going to push out the bicep now what's what's what I said the other side yeah yeah but I heard this he buys build that out the other things will look bigger sort

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of sort of shy all my mates got an oversized tricep which makes his bicep little bit smaller so giant

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does that make an oversized well some

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people like different mastery know that is that yeah yeah my fucking oversight Is it because he works to try so what did I say you using your tricep when you doing bench press and we're seeing so can grow a bit quicker than he buys it but my point is if you will grow your arms chin ups and things like that so any any pulling movement like how do I the in between my shoulder blades are met this is not a this is not a counseling session

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it's not fucking Kansas I'm just asking you as a mate in a fucking conversation probably start being active know beyond say this is the basic

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programs in gi yeah this is classic rock and Pete a Porsche but basically a Porsche

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us remaining suggesting you get a person

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Yeah, fucking out. Everything is this you? The language using is the same fucking language. When people say how do you lose weight? It's like it's all about moderation with the fact is, or it's about a healthy diet. These are these don't mean anything. What does a healthy diet mean? What does what does moderation main fact that annoys me, it's always the skinny fuck is that say it too? It's all about moderation. It's like no, he's just got a really good fucking metallic metabolism can't even say the word or this is hanging with a hot button The moment I saw

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a girl post on Facebook that she's using her super payment so you can like D into super much superyacht you can dig into your super when you're What is it? 65 hours, I think you get access to it. But previously so before that she's on the 20 something and she's gonna dig into a super to to fund lap band surgery. Fuck so again, yeah, yeah,

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I worked with a PT doing videos where it was all about like fitness over the surgery stuff which 100% like when I packed my bag

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they said 80% chance you're gonna need surgery within three months and I just like and lost a bunch of wine I'm a bit better now. But fact there's so many shit PJ's that I just don't know how to and I also you know I love subscriptions you know I love spending money on shit but I've just spent so many times money on PJs and I've been don't like being told what to do I remember this thing I remember one day he said to me Do you want the ABS Do you want the arms and I said make you don't fuckin have ABS you actually said that to him because it's fucking true it's like how is this fucker who this is his one job this is the only thing that he needs to work on and he doesn't have habits like the guy who he puts in 45 minutes awake you're selling in that dream it's bullshit

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like any industry that perhaps by the wise any apps sofa can override it is a bunch of idiots in the field and if you said to me you want to go see somebody I've got five people that I can recommend you to them what am i sending away combat ship

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hundred and 50 bucks it's fact isn't it of course but you don't do it by yourself. That's the whole point of a personal trainer I don't like it has i'd people that come and pay me 250 bucks a week and that come to the three four times a week. And then what happens when they go away from me? They fucking put it all of course I but they they come to the realization like you You're the opposite of this. They can only be told what to do. And that's when they'll do it. So they factored into their life but he's a good is that it's it's like saying like they're putting the barrier to entry so high in saying that. The only way that I'm going to be able to get to the standard is if I get a PT when I'm saying us, why don't we come to like, it's like it PE teachers who are like, well, you're not going to really lose weight walking. I've gone from being 120 kilos to being able you've also you've also change your food massively. Yeah, at some. Yeah, that's a mean that was a 70% of it. But the thing is, I think that people sound like specially fucking Biggest Loser and shit sell that. I know that there's so many, you know, overweight people who spend hours in the gym and they're not willing, they're not changing their their food stuff where they can go, they can do and they could outrun me, they could do all that sort of shit. But they're still overweight. Because they're not changing that thing. So if, if 70% of it is, you know, they say what is it like 70% of it is food. 15% is exercise. And 15% is sleep like as a as an estimate, right? Do you believe in? I don't know. See, it's not bad. So 15%? Like if 50% is exercise? Surely, especially with my plans to travel? Or Surely there's a way that I can create a system that I personally works where I don't have to pay some money. Yeah,

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but again, it's like you're looking at your case, which is unique to you. And there's so many aspects of your life and what you do that's unique to you, so so then they pay take that specialize. I reckon if PTA said similar to Inacio what's like the idea is that you shouldn't need me eventually I feel like it pays like the fact in Cairo industry where busy you understand that you have a business thing and will not survive if you don't have but that's exactly what he's doing. Right. me as a personal trainer when I was 20 years old, 21 years, all right. I had some clients that had no results at Sam client that got lots of results. I had some clients that got average results, right, here's the thing these people at different times of the journey that are more reciprocal, the some information, so some will, listening to me in some word, and maybe it was my communication style. And maybe they went somewhere else said, find someone who offers something better, but other clients got good results. The thing is, if we compare to the video industry, it's being a video person who can actually

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in part, in part is on the word impart information and say, Hey, this is what you need to do by this camera, do this get set up and do it yourself versus doing like having to be there the whole time. And maybe that's not a great business model. But that's what I need. Personally, I don't want to spend like, I hate crowds. I don't want to work I don't want to be in a fucking yoga studio with top of people. But the same time I don't want to spend 250 bucks on a personal yoga parties. You You were finding the out of everything you do. You don't like crowds. You

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don't like James, you don't like subscriptions. You don't like being you know,

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I like what I want to know is the if we take the circuit what they would do for a circuit and say, Okay, let's do that in your room. Yeah, let's do that in your bedroom. Chances

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are, you're not doing it in your room. That's the fucking reality of it. But if you don't, because no one does. Why would Why would anyone do it in the room? I'm a motivated fitness fitness person, here we go. But I'm not going to fucking do sheet in my room. I go to the gym. Because when I rock up, I'm doing a work

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and that's because you've been set up as a gym person. Not necessarily. I found what worked for me, I've done everything. But I think the thing is that I think what has worked for me has been eating Low, low caloric a low caloric diet along with medium grade access to cheap fast food. She's walking fast walking. Yeah, so you need something more than So what? Yeah, so what I've realized

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is I've plateaued I've realized that Okay, now I need to build some muscle but I don't want to go to a fact and Jim How do I do it? Just answer that that's a really good creative but it's not because you've you've outlined all the things that you could do a circuit in your own guy so what does that look like you'd have to map it out but you there is so many limitations to doing something in the room

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a lot of the time life and fucking it's about doing what you don't want to do. I think it's so fucking dumb that we spend money on gym memberships to go into our fucking cars and drive to then especially cardio I mean you would agree that cardio is fucking dumb at a gym it's I think it's fine so my my sitting on a treadmill versus walking this or running the same fucking distance yeah

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but then the other way of looking at is are you going to do it or you're not going to do because if going to the gym means you'll do it versus being a gym adds an extra barrier

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said the guy who said that he likes walking in the only thing you can do fast pace walking just criticize people for going to the gym to do cardio but no because the thing is that I think that for me personally it's okay with the things I think about when I go to the gym right walking in fact I've got the the first intro got the welcome alright the person is going to be nice to me back whenever Am I going to build a rapport with them to I need to speak to them how much they

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already exactly but so the thing is, I fucking love having my sunglasses on and going for a walk because it feels comfortable for you that's the only reason and the half of the thing about exercise weight resistance training is it's uncomfortable everything about it's uncomfortable you're burning energy you don't want to it's making you feel better Jackie inside you know we've spoken for 36 minutes I haven't done my five minutes signal anyway fact fact gems maybe maybe I've never invited me to your gym you can come to margin you just gotta pay yeah

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alpha compact I know you don't fucking own the gym so if I I'm putting this forward on a public right you

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can right here this is the thing is I empathize with people who don't like Jim okay what I know about gyms are when you they you're going to be doing some okay so somethings better than nothing so if you're the guy that does facto go to the gym because you're in an environment where you most likely do something that's better than that nothing so so let

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me put this to you go to the gym four times a week yeah me in the morning yeah I meet you there every day you tell me day may we'll hang out and we'll go to the gym Are you cool with me joining you at the gym sure it's fine okay right and so are we able to do the same sort of shit like how do we how do we take someone who's been doing know Tommy days probably been doing the gym for 40 years how

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how do you see that he's the thing you probably won't like it and you got to realize that you're not going to like it but what it's doing for you is really good so I can point at five machine that that that that guy all right that he see the thing is there anything so if I sign up to a fucking membership tomorrow you can get a six month that you're going away. Yeah, so if

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I'm signing up for a membership tomorrow at your gym and I'm going to do it four times a week is there anything that I need to know right now before I can sign up so the same shit doesn't happen where it always ends in May trolling the gym on Facebook because they're charging me a fucking cancel. I you tell them because that's what games do. But you'll at least get something out of it. Okay. All right. Well, that was the daily talk show you sounding good. You don't sound six. That's great. Remember, you can send us mail p o box 400. Abbotsford Victoria 3067917 nice not yet anyway hope so. It'd be fun will read it on it. And we've got our YouTube channels Tommy's at youtube.com forward slash Tommy jacket Jude Kosovo's less Josh dances for me. Yeah,

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great. Thanks everyone. Have a good it's not that funny. Look at these channel. Yeah,

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I mean, that's true. I'm not funny. And this is the problem do I be funny on YouTube if I can

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see it tomorrow. So you guys bye bye.