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It's the daily Talk Show Episode 352 What's going on guys?

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What's happening? Not much of a studio audience today Yeah,

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we've got my blog who's sitting on the couch? Yeah, just minding his own business. Yeah he's currently we can't say what he's doing is a bit of a loose unit isn't it definitely

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Lucien I mean we lose units and so when we think someone else is loose unit it's it's really loose.

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Yesterday I go to delivery you'll notice there's this one which is an automatic

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It is so big and I was like I walked in I was like Mason What the fuck is that he's gotten Ottoman Josh got a problem is

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that could be here for weeks. No, so we pick up the cup Bry crashed the car into a parked car the other day

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hyperbolic it was a little tiny little

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enough that we had to not only have an insurance claim but the car has been off the ride for awake God

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the ride on she's I find that right? Yeah,

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she was fine. And so the I've got to get the car I think this afternoon to get like the Okay, no, that's good.

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As always, I mean, we haven't talked about delivery, personal deliveries to the office that are outside dimensions of you know, one meter by 50 centimeters and time that they can be spent

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here. Well, we actually have a limit in regards to what we can fit through the door as well. We should actually consider

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that Ottoman is on its way to being

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too big to the bag. And it was from catch. And imagine being big on catch.

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Amy said to me yesterday. She goes I know why you get so annoyed of Josh talking about his food. You know his food diaries and how annoyed you are because she's like, I never understood why I'd be so annoyed. Yeah. Why? Because someone in her life has been just non stop talking about food.

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Is someone in a workplace or something? Maybe. Okay, maybe.

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I can't be revealing this data night. But she's like, I just wish I was close enough to them. To talk like you do to Josh

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for foodies? I think there is. It's something we all have in common. Definitely. But I think there's excessive talk about food. We do like a food minute or something or I just spend

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Yeah, definitely not every day.

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I could be once a month. Can we do the quick food minute now? Why now? Well, because I've got something specific and the same.

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Is it we could do it every day?

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To be specific today? It's five to you said that yesterday? No. So today's a two day? Yes. I said it was a five day normal eating day.

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Okay, there's good because that you can say this, because there's no other thing. It's either the five or the two. Yeah, but the other thing I was going to say, you know, you got one of the things which is it. You said I've got one thing to say today about the two day

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which means what? It means that I have only like 500 calories today. Okay, but I was talking to my friend who's also doing the five to die. And she's found a bunch of research that says doing three fasting days three 500 calorie does awake has significantly more benefits than two. Okay, she and so I'm doing it as a bit of a team effort at the moment. Were doing Monday, Wednesday. And she's asked for the next fasting day to be Friday.

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Well, that's it doesn't happen. Yeah, friend. What. So this is what I was saying is that

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Friday, that Fridays, I was like, surely I can't do fat, bro. How

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about just stick to what you decided on which was five to two days?

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Or if I can get out if I can lose more ways.

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But why do you want to lose more weight? You know why? I said this is why I don't want to go into it. This is why I speak anyway, Mr. 97. But I'm gonna do Saturday. Yeah, okay. You need laughter? Yeah.

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Can we all do? I'm trying to get Bray on board with Saturday's Well,

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I think it's a personal mission. Just do it yourself.

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No, because then the feet would so much of our life is based around food. Yeah.

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So it's like, if you can be strong enough to do it by yourself. You can be strong enough. Anytime I had. I was going with that. But Mr. bitty bitty This is a guy that taken Mr. 97 under his wing. I mean, it's almost a father figure.

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But they just saw on a father. Yes. Typically in the soil.

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What happens when you walk out? Do you even talk? Or is it just like, I feel like the sauna is this place you enter into and it's like, you know, the wisdom comes out of big teeth.

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It's like you're sweating out. But it's similar probably to airplanes. Do you guys say? airplanes? airplanes?

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Or airplane airplanes then

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it's it's not spilled a plane.

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aeroplane.

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That's a small airplane. I pale I in a in the US a plane. No, no, no gap.

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A plane.

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Close the Gap of the air and the plane can hang

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in a plane. Yeah, that's dumb. Isn't it a row plane. You know why what really comes to mind is aeroplane jelly. And so just to that. aeroplane

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is so useful. Bullshit. Wrong. Yeah.

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Anyway, I don't think you fuck to be honest. That I

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crashed. So do you say

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Aeroplan, Iran put the all in there. I don't just say air

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and then apply and so 3d dealers are sort of Canada is North America, isn't it? Yes. I was on North American. Do you like being called North American? I prefer to be called Canadian, please. Yeah.

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Is that a saying North America ties me into the US and I'm not really about that show? Because it's nice because Trump's a bit of a bitch.

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Oh, there we go. Bringing the bringing the politician send you

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some would say Trudeau is a bitch. Oh, he is

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true. But he's less bitch then. Try. Yeah, yeah.

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If I die is a handsome cat. That's a lot. Yeah,

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that's all.

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Good, though. Isn't he? Who He turned on? Yeah.

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depends on who you ask. Where you sit to financially

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true. Trudeau is that hey, Simon Trudeau

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Trudeau true. So we're on the arrow. True.

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If Trudeau died on an arrow, fine. We're not to be honest. I thinking about it. trades are made on Twitter. We get loves getting into. We'll get back to that. But he loves to get into politics be specifically because I think he's wife. I think he's involved in one of the parties and all that sort of thing. And so Trevor has been trolling people hard on Twitter, which, from what party? The Liberal Party, he's, he's, he's Charlie's. He's probably liberal. His wife is all connected with that. I think Trevor was even handing out who was one of the guys handing out stuff.

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Those were not only those people come from yet. No,

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but trip is. He's been trolling the fuck out of people on Twitter. And part of me is like, yeah, I mean, if we let it so for people not playing who aren't in Australia, party, one that were in power, they still in power. Yeah. And so the thing is, I just the amount of drama

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goes with this. Like, I feel, dude, there was an analyst that predicted the liberals to when she came out months and months ago and said, Yep, here's why. This is why I think it's going to happen. She got so much shit, because it hadn't happened yet. And then she comes back out and get the fuck out. Yeah, I look at all you people that gave me so much shit like harassment online. Which, like,

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I guess Can we just chill the fuck out? Like, I agree. I agree. Because the thing is, is it's like yes, I I voted for the grains. I did the thing or whatever. And but the thing is that I don't know. I don't necessarily like hold. Like my dad. I'm sure voted liberals or whatever. Like that's how right to be able to vote because

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what the problem is, is when you're right is judged by another person.

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I don't like I don't judge tread on the fact that he is voting a certain way. Yeah. And so I guess part of the thing is on Twitter, it gets fucking hectic. Let's get

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this PayPal because you wouldn't say it to somebody face a lot of the time the people in line wouldn't do. It feels

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very it feels a little bit like it's um, you're very wrapped up in the home thing too. Right. And I and so I guess part of it is it's like, it feels like a bit of a game. It feels like the like supporters. It's like Collingwood vs. s&d. Like I said, it's like, people with entertainment. Yeah, versus other things. Yeah. Anyway, I just thought I thought that was interesting. So airplane,

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where we're off that how did we get onto airplanes? What did you want to know from 3d dealers and North American slash? He said

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you say

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airplane because air airplane. airplane. I RP la

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si airplane airplane. Okay, do you have

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our plane to me? Do

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you see more

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details on that? It is the preferred spelling in American English while aeroplane is the preferred spelling and British

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Okay, and we go way way British Yeah, but then we're part of the Commonwealth. So what do you guys run that

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word? Because we're above the US we have so much more influenced us.

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I mean, we're all American. Thanks to Siri. She's always trying to correct me to colored you know, rather than Oh, you are Ed so often nice and colored. know if I'm writing colored. Talk about colored a lot through text messages. incriminating, but no, don't you reckon there's like few other words that Siri order or the order correct? Yeah, I remember

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when we were working in Barstow.

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We would sort of sweet like to us spelling. Yeah. Because I think that maybe the US is less comfortable with having a you in something. Yeah. Then Australia is not having the you All I know is gronk is universal is just gronk are you talking about? What did I interrupt you?

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Big t. So you went you were late yesterday? Yes. I didn't get it fucking notification. It was on slack. Okay,

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I text are you texting? The nice I did a group like just like in the Josh

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was not here either. So when when I get when I get a notification from the two people that aren't here,

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like I did the classic line of hedging my bets that someone's going to be like that, you know, when you are running late for something, and you know, the other person is going to be right. And so it's like, do I call it or do I say what? Yes, I'm missing 97 was saying, Hey, man, I'm going to be like, no, I hadn't left time yet. Yeah. And, and so then I and then he said, I said okay, and no worries, we can do it at 25 past, he'd actually asked for 20 pounds for the whip. The thing is, I didn't think I would make it in time. However, he ended up coming at about 22 So yeah, minutes past nine,

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there's nothing nothing better than when you want to cancel at somebody and they cancel for the same sort of vibe. So you both leave for it. That's

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my favorite thing and awakens is people canceling I've got like, giant book

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it in. That's how you don't have to worry bad. Hopefully having some we cancel. Because I've been canceled today.

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No, definitely. Actually, this Tommy many well, because I know that blog is the type to cancel purely based on geography. barges out in the suburbs. Yeah, in a place called officer yet which is known as farm. It was farmland was $5,000

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for a big mansion, how they can have a big fucking McMansion.

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He's got the McMahon

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counting money over the

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cash money by always trolling me on how much I spent spend for rent in an apartment versus basically what his mortgage repayments are. He pays less than his mortgage then yeah, I pay for rent a month. Yeah,

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sure. And you still have to live out that most is the 97

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where we so yeah, so Tony, Tony had a call him dead father. Yes.

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Had a he was holding a branding personal branding and technology event with a speaker called Mary Henderson I think Yeah. And she was just an expert on on personal branding. So Andre and I went along to that. That's good. The coconut crew hit the road doing seminars

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they doing seminars, most of the briefcase they carry Yeah, what man What are you wearing? What did you wear? This the normal normal weighs the same thing every day? You bet you did tell me what you ate and I couldn't I couldn't argue with because it's a great thing to go to

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your fucking height the daily talk show calendar. So we also

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have any also fact one up the other week where city is going to and you and I are texting going?

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What are we going to started using my email address? He's calendar sort of fucking annoying. It's just auto prioritize it I don't know.

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We talk a lot about personal branding. And what Tell me what you what that takeaway was. Just to read just tell me what you learned on the day.

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It was having us having sort of a strategic approach to how you're doing your personal branding. So you've got like, you got like people like Gary Vee and stuff who just like putting out content and all this sort of stuff. I mentioned Gary Vee.

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It'd be hard not to go conference with that that blokes name being

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drawn around Josh and I were following Gary Vee before it was cool. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Anyway,

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though, it was. Okay.

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To have.

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Mary, Mary had three.

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So sorry, go on.

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Mary. Mary had three sort of steps. I can't remember exactly what they were. But it was essentially mirroring the way that you get to know people in real life. So

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online, you push out content that

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lets people know who you are. So you like front footing all your values and everything that you believe in. And then the second step is like, edgy, edgy training them to educating and entertaining them through content.

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Just imagine a teacher with a yo yo

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edutainment juggling. Yeah,

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I can't remember the third one was, but that was where it sort of transitions into becoming like client work in your positions as a specialist and thought leader in the space. So in in the workforce moving forward, there's be more she says there's an emphasis on personal brand. Yeah. And so corporates and big companies need to start, I guess, like investing in their people, and allowing their employees to have personal brands to, you know, raise the company up.

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We've talked about this a lot Josh inside, you know, the C suite are the ones that have been promoted as the face of the business, because they're the top dogs. But the investment into the individual staff members, I mean, they're

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all marketing engine, right?

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A company, it's like, you know, everyone says, Put on LinkedIn where you work as soon as you come to a company, you both got it. Thank you. There was no there was there was a great stat. And it was something around like, engagement on employee posts, as opposed to brand posters like 564% more

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well run with it. Christian household about that people follow people not brand. Yeah. And I think that

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what about when the when the investment from the company. So because I could imagine all these old school marketing heads like now, I'll just bloody leave, which was, I believe, anyway, the classic LinkedIn.

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LinkedIn quiet, which is like, the CFO says, I'll, why would we want to invest in our staff? Because maybe they'll leave? And the head of people says, Yes, but what if we don't invest? And they stay? Yeah, it's just that's the classic LinkedIn. Find Mr. Black. Amen. Yeah. reshare.

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So thanks, big day for investing and inviting. Mr. 97. To your workshop.

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Is that one of your first seminars that you've been to? Yeah,

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one Have you

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ever been to all the other ones?

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Start one was a Startup Grind event.

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Remember? What do you see Mr. 97 as your personal brand?

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Because when I met you, yeah,

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it's all it's all through the show. Right? And you're anonymous media company. Yeah.

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But you weren't you hadn't come out of your shell yet? No. Now you still just kind of coming out of your shell. Yeah.

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Oh, yeah, we're forced you into a shell. Jump find me.

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You mentioned tattoos before I can't remember what you were just you said the word tattoos.

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I said Blige has had Oh

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yeah, it was a trigger the trigger because three day deal was writing a list of bucket list things I said might go crazy right everything you want to do in Australia back to this like Great Barrier Reef it now if I can find that is

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said right

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any Yeah, I did. I said, right ever

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and blue sky but know that fucking god

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if I can blue skies got a ceiling. But the thing that caught my attention was the specific one, which was get a tattoo,

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get a tattoo. What can I tell you? What, I don't know. Well, I'm not something that can kind of sum up the experience and the journey that I've been on for the last four months. So hey, gronk squad. Yeah,

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well, what I straightaway said was the daily talk show

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as a tattoo, then. So

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3d deals been working on to the branding for the show. Yeah. There's no better you know? Yeah.

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Fail fast.

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Fail forward. Yeah.

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So short, like so that's where I he's and you know what he said? He's like, my parents wouldn't be happy with that. What do

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you think of what's

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what's what does mom and dad have against the show?

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They don't have anything against the show. But I'd be a walking billboard for the daily talk show for the rest of my life. Absolutely. What are the

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what are the tattoos that you've got? What did I say?

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I've got one that says no dress rehearsal. This is our life, which for Canadian listeners is Tragically Hip lyric, as well as a second Tragically Hip lyric on my chest.

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When you say tragically,

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Tragically Hip is it's a bad Oh, tragically.

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What sort of Tragically Hip what sort of music

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it I don't even know how you would describe the genre, but it's maybe scream I know. It's like a soft rock band.

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Nickelback

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that they are Canadian. guy. Yeah. Yeah. Nickelback guy.

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I the handwriting it in a cursive font. Yeah, it's mom's hand, right? Yes.

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My mom's hand right. She's got great handwriting. Yeah, I mean, I asked her to write it like seven times until I got one that I was going to do and she wrote it You didn't write it on your arm? Did she know she wrote it on a piece of paper and then she sent me a picture of it and then I traced it in in Illustrator gave it to the tattoo artists

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if we can't work out with the tattoo that you get sorry what the tattoo you get will be where do you want it? Where where your body?

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Where would you do? I don't know. I think it depends on what I get.

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Would you get one Josh where do I get the shot? Like I think we I mean, it's a big thing to ask one of the guys to get one. Yeah. All of the thing that we've created and it's

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very classical radio here isn't it?

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Is Black has started shadows. But that's why they grace because they like all significant the other night. What else is

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what would i would potentially get something?

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Maybe on my wrist? Yeah.

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That'd be cool.

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What do you think? No, I think it's fun. Now we all got something.

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See that? I think every like all four of us getting something small. Yeah.

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How small can we do it? It's not happening.

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Causes closest thing to what Coconut Creek would do? A little matching. Yeah,

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I think it's absolutely not what do you

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what would something small? That's not that doesn't give us a way of some sort of, I'm not saying anything stretches out us or anything like that. But what I said is a compromise for three day deal. Is the daily talk show written backwards in cursive. So it looks like scribble but when he takes a selfie photo and it reverses. Yeah,

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it shows the daily torture, he has a falling out with it.

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I mean, that's always the risk, isn't it? Yeah, we don't even know if you and I will have a falling out and it will be all over. Now I would have to continue would have to go with things that could potentially live on. Like maybe it's the daily talk show but you have the option of being like fuck the daily talk show. Worst part of my life. The Daily talk show. The Daily talk show it's a big crossroad.

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Anyway, well, we'll work that out. Last night, I get a notification on Instagram. And it's my own bloody podcasts Instagram account, notifying me and saying you should see this. Yeah.

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And so that you went through that stuff happened?

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I definitely because I'm like what is breeze out and Josh is going rogue Yeah. And blogs can attest for Josh going rogue on many occasions. Just it's like you've had too much sugar

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created but just being creative to be honest. I was happy because I made a fuck I forgot to bring the extra lamb for radio DNA. Yesterday's lamb. Did you have you eaten in land? Oh,

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that's that's for lunch today.

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Okay, you're going to put it in the slow cooker or something. I

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might just heat it up

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like a microwave. That's fine. So it is slow. also pray and I made the decision. Like one of our favorite things to do is to cook something the night before, and then make the call the next day. That's like, you know what, let's keep that for the next day. And let's get back to storytelling here. Well, so that's what I'm saying. So I got I got delivery last night. So that's why I was happy.

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No, you you went rogue Yeah. And so you did a live Yeah.

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Which I usually somehow see that like have to notifications on Instagram so don't get bombarded but when I go on and that's why I went on to my personal account and saw that I had a I can dm from

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the books.

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And then I went to the live and then you watch the whole thing either the annoying thing is he actually taught good at doing lives by yourself. Remember what he said and reinforced it

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every said it but I wonder? Yeah, what is it?

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I didn't know it's you know, good doing blogging style, like, if I suppose we'd, but I think it is something that you are quite good at.

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Thank you. I appreciate it. Well, I would I would love to do the more regular I

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think it's because like to do your own podcast Solo is super hot. You need a fast thinking brain that has a lot going on. But then you can actually talk and have your brain going really fast. And so you actually just do not stop talking even blogger said fuck you bangs on a bit, doesn't he? Yeah,

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we'll we'll have to get a coffee. A bit of a motivational speech. But

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if you are that kind of businesses bangs on lot. You probably are good at law. This is good for live stuff. It's a good it's a good muscle to build. Because I any muscle

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building some form of muscle. muscle. The thing is I do? I've spoken to you about it before you're not really into the solo podcaster No, go talk to themselves.

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I don't they're not as fun for me.

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I have one minute right now. Just to show you what it would be like if you weren't here. Can we put the timer on 97 for a minute? Yeah. And I'll just show you what it would be like, if it was just me talking, but you will never be it will never be never on this podcast. If it was ever if I was to have a podcast, the Josh Janssen show.

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If I break my leg on the way to work, was that me? Yeah, I have that happen. But okay, this

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is one this is the sort of vibe that it would be. Okay.

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It's a daily talk show everyone Josh Janssen

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here. At what time right now? It's just on 11 o'clock here in Melbourne, mate. Have you seen how good this weather has has been? I was walking in to work today. And actually I saw the moon. And one of the things that I've been missing is Evans just showing me the time 30 seconds someone's fucking have me on that hasn't been 30 seconds. But the I saw the moon. And the thing that I was starting to think about is when you're traveling, and you see the moon, it actually puts you off a little bit and you start to think about the fact that we are on this earth. And I was thinking about I wonder what 3d deals perspective when he sees the moon in Australia if it sort of plays with these mind a little bit. But we'll talk about that a little bit later. First, I wanted to speak specifically about my social media. Okay.

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What do you think I panicked a little bit? problem when someone sort of gives you props?

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You've got a really, actually, maybe I was gonna say you really need something to talk about, oh, well, last night, you had some you had something to talk about. And that's when I think the lives because I

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always had the tease. I knew that I was like, I'm gonna do this thing. And so I had that I said, when I get to 10 people on the livestream, I will actually announce what it was. And so it was a lot of fun because we had people like Hayden, Gemma people in the comments, getting pumped and talking it up and even trolling me, which just gave me more fuel.

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Was it like if we're jumping forward? We don't know what you even announced? Is it fair to say there was quite a large disappointment in the tease percent versus what you actually deliver? Now? I think it was, I think for people who've been listening to the show was being friendly was a fucking lot of trauma.

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That's part of the whole shape. I think that they're playing into it. But I think that their actual, their control and how hard so funny. That's fucking awesome. I announced on the live stream if you didn't listen, or watch that. July one, one, July one put it in the calendar at all at 10am. On July 1, 2019. Fuck you, Cindy. Cindy said what year it will be 2019. The book, this is marketing that I promised back in December. Maybe it was November. December was the deadline that I was going to have it finished. I was going to rewrite the whole book as a way of retaining the information that will be happening July one I'll have the entire book written out handwritten, handwritten. And the thing is, I mean, the

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the one reason I want you to complete this, I mean, I like charity. So I'd like I know you get this 500 bucks to charity donation, which I cared more about Seth Godin, because you emailed him telling him that you're going to do this

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I don't want to burn bridges. But Seth was like, I think he said something along the lines of I can't wait to see how you go. Yeah, yeah. Which was which wasn't like good on you are Congratulations, which is exactly hated the exact right thing because he knew very well and good that may emailing him and saying I'm going to do this thing isn't actually doing the closest

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thing would be someone emailing us saying, Hey, guys, I'm going to transcribe your show by hand and all 350 whatever episodes of the show. Yeah. I just said Good luck. Yeah.

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Good luck. Good luck, bro. And so the thing is that I went and bought a fountain pen yet from you. You're a doctor, dude. How I'm writing now.

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It's disgraceful that pen because I know like there's a different pin that sort of influenced the style of writing. You

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don't like this sort of style? You go through we've just got started using like, what about

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read the shit? Do you like that though? No, no,

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you don't think that looks good.

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But you know, it doesn't look good. It's sharing in amongst other people. You don't read sheets? my diary? My dad's handwriting is revolting.

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But do you think that that is so I was watching YouTube videos on I need to get better at cursive? Because if I'm going to write with a fountain pen, I used to write all in capitals. So if you look, do it, yeah. So that yeah. So the you can say when I write capitals, it looks brilliant. I mean, however, when I when I write sort of joined, please,

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now that you're writing an end, because what happened was we put it out there for bidding trade came through with a pretty generous beat. And he emailed us just yesterday. Yeah. And he actually said, he forwarded,

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he forwarded an old email that he sent on the sixth of December 2000. And it was last year, you're being hyperbolic by saying the talking last year 2009.

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He said, I'll donate $500 to a charity, charity charity, a charity of your nomination. And

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the only lost cause he met his you this moment. Because

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as I said to him, I was like, I think I said on the show, whilst we didn't get back to that aim, and we've gotten a lot better at getting back to a man. Thanks, Mr. nine, seven, but the what I'd said was I will. I didn't feel right taking the money off Trevor and making him do the the donation.

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Because you hadn't finished the book. I reckon if you'd finished it, you would probably would have felt more confident to take the money. You're not taking any money without doing the thing. And so now you're doing the donations. Yes, I'm doing the donation. But my question now is, where's the book go? What do you do with it? Do we put it in glass? Do we mounted up here in like a, you know, break? If every Seth Godin printed book

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yearns, I think we asks, ask Seth. One idea would be to tote turn it into like a wall paper that we could physically roll onto the wall.

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So many pages. Yeah,

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that's what I mentioned bank all the stale. So I'm going to start from the start, because now I've got a new

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1015 page. Yeah, I

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wrote a bunch. But the problem is more than 10 or 15 pages. Okay. I

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know the next couple of months, were actually quite busy.

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33 pages I wrote. And that's 33 of his pages. I think I had lied in a previous episode when you asked I said about 100. But to be honest, it was 33

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I know when you lie, because the desperate? Yeah, and you were desperate. Yeah, stop talking about it. But now you bring it out. So. So I'm gonna watch the milestones, though. Because I think it last night, I said that. And I responded and said, you know, take this with a grain of salt, because you've made promises before and you haven't fulfilled them. And I want you to I want you to finish this as I'm sick of it.

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Well, I've gotten so like, to be honest, my life at the moment is extremely optimized. Okay, phone not in my room. I went to sleep.

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I mean, optimize. You are watching YouTube videos of cursive handwriting. Well said that's not. If you pull that up tomorrow

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that I think that it's I'm taking my learning accounting seriously. Right, with

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less trolling. Because Trevor's doing that for me, can I can

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I just travel trip? My you don't need to put your fucking photo in your email signature? Can we agree on that? photos on email signatures? Is it because it's like, blogs? Which is exactly if I can not, not this this anonymous over here between Trevor and blogs? But I I don't know if it's Is it because trips, mainstream travel along? And

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so I mean, it's branding. Mr. 97? What did you learn yesterday? That's a personal branding piece, identify yourself on your email. They even encouraged to do it in resumes and all this stuff. What do you think? Yeah,

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I don't think it's a bad idea. I mean, because if you if you think about a random, if a random person emails you and you're emailing back, then you've got a visual representation of who they are. So if you've never seen them before, and you just get an email that it's got it's got more cut through than just

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Trevor's emails plus the email signature. There's something a bit troll like about the whole thing that you think to saying if I can smile and they have all these trolling, anyway, the book the book

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is happening. Okay, good.

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Don't do it. Don't restart again. Show the journey show that just like the iteration show, like where you got up to the different pain I have graded is all about the pain and now you're into a new thing. I think it's worth it. I should keep it going. Yeah,

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we can put it in glass. The real question is how often do we think that would three to Joe might have a good idea? How often do you think I'm gonna have to replace my ink to write the whole book? I'm going to say how many how many handwritten pages do you have so far? I've done 33 and I have to do about 300

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Okay, so I'm going to guess that every 50 pages you're gonna have to get a new cartridge he fucking kidding no

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has he got how many matches did you buy?

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I got a pack of five that that's that's a I don't know how long that last but that's my guess.

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Yeah 250 pages out of its I reckon I could I just don't want Roblox Yeah, if you're a creative don't don't put roadblocks in front of you.

32:38
I think Hayden was saying that he would like to see me live stream some of it. Do I have permission to live stream?

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As long as you actually do it? Maybe they silent live streams. It's just you right here. And if you look at you know, look over the Cameron just,

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I'll do my first today. I'll do an hour today at the end of the day. Okay. an hour live stream. Yes. Is that okay?

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Yes. I maybe know now a lot. That's pretty full on.

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Yes, the whole project is full on Mr. Nice everyone. You're playing the big game?

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Isn't Danny love the limiting beliefs from this fuckin

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sorry for calling you? again. It's got really bad.

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Do we have anything anything else are you can still? What the fuck have you done to the patches?

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I don't know. I was playing with it while like saying if you could play while you're on it. So it's going to iron out the crazes. There's not really because I was getting anxious of you doing your own show by yourself. Okay.

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And so anyway, we have these patches limited edition, they're embroidered, they might be handmade or not?

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Or not. Anyway.

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So that was when I did the silence. It was an opportunity for

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I just did the day and I'm happy for it to be.

33:50
So the patches the deal is that you can actually win one of these. And the way that you do it is before the 24th may 25. This Friday, if you leave us a review on the apple podcast, that's iTunes, if you're playing from the early 2000s. If you go on there, it's the purple icon. If you got the purple icon, the podcast button in the iPhone, you click on there. Now what I want you to do is go write a review. Do not repeat, do not just click five stars. Yeah, we don't need ratings, we need reviews. We need. We need we need we need your your voice. We need your written voice, whatever. And, and so basically, if you leave a review, five stars, screengrab that you've done it and you email us Hi, the daily talk show.com. Mr. 97. He's looking after the emails. He's putting a spreadsheet together on the 24th, which is Friday is the last day so on Monday, he's going to go through to the fuckin post. Post Office, and he's going to send all of the patches out plus the people who want the hats as well. We'll be getting

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back we got me as the CFO of this business. There's a lot going on a lot of expenses. Yeah, postage. It's a You're welcome.

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We've had some reviews

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I Collins written through he said, Hey boys been following the podcast since last year. It's been really great to hear your perspective is creators, business owners. Parents. Keep up the great work gronk

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talking about parents I actually the video of my parenting. Ah, bye, birdie boy. Yeah,

35:29
I mean, it was a couple of hours. I wanted to test that how you go. That day? He put his hand into it long black.

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Yes, that was your fault that I believe. Yeah, I also got a fucking third herniated disc. I reckon holding him in that fuckin like, I was actually just triggered watching how much my back was hurting wearing one of those fucking

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things, but that was going on some days. We didn't have the fancy Brynn we had the shitty one. But I'm gonna type the there is demand to do version two now then is all this fuck? Yeah. How old until we start babysitting. And actually having him stay over without him shooting the bed. I mean, there's no, me he should the bed until he's five. But he hasn't. It's amazing. He's got it. He doesn't pose during the night blush do kids pose during the night? No, no, it's it. I must know. He pieces in his nappy a lot. Okay, just during the

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so if he just won't pull up so it helped. When did he needs to pull up?

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Well, we're starting to try and toilet training, which we will get there. But then he was PCs. I'd rather just given to you with a nappy taken with a nap or when he's 10.

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But either way, I want you to sort of do another session with him. Yeah,

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it would be fun. What should we do in the next couple of weeks?

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Definitely. Now the great thing is he can talk and he knows Are you Josh

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does he need a babysitter? You would have to have a babysitter for him for Yeah, definitely.

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Well, you said it was a roundabout way your car

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is actually just one those you know red bottom things with the yellow cage on it. Exactly.

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Exactly. Any other

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cow he said loved hearing about your rebrand which he's talking to Josh at the end of yesterday's episode. Too many people get confused between weight loss and health than most end up overwhelmed and not doing anything. Keep up the good work, lads. Thanks and fuck your towel and then big T.

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T on the big

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big T on the big Tommy and Josh just caught up on your podcast show Mr. 97 and Andre AK coconut crew. He didn't say that. But he does. Yesterday and disappointed that he didn't ask what to do regarding the advice on should he follow up with the date. My advice was stop texting and actually call her get on the blower get on the blower as I say be t call me old fashioned? Maybe because I'm old Mr. 97. x. Mr. 97 expecting some good questions tomorrow the gym. So in the sauna makes my son's laugh.

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If it's in the song or it's in the sauna.

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That's where the wisdom comes out. As I've

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said, it's like it's like when I used to play golf and you would just spend all your time at the clubhouse you'd say you go and apply but you just getting some hot chips and coke. You know, generally. That's what we're doing here near the end of my membership. Get my golf clubs. I tell them I'm like a golf and we would literally hot chips and Jerry come in your chat Tony keep now that's probably just drinking for it. Yeah,

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the adults play golf. Anyway. Yeah.

38:29
So thanks for the feedback. Big t The other thing I thought was interesting. I don't know if you guys have seen Matt developers latest video learnings or advice for people in their 20s? Yeah,

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because he's I think he's a year older than me. 31 coming. So it's advice to me. He's 20 year olds. And one of the main bits of advice I thought was very relevant to this show. And Mr. 97 Dale promises date more,

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date more. And so I thought maybe if I were to say to build out we're talking about the daily talk show board and having people that we can rely on I think that we need a board member that specializes in dating, or Mr. 97th love coach. Maybe that is something developer could help us with

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i mean he's giving advice to himself that he didn't do yesterday didn't date for five years when I spoke to him when he spoke

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I reminded me of Mr. Nice seven but the only difference is Mr. Nice seven isn't working on his biceps. He's sweating with big t in the sauna. So do you actually leave? No, you know what I want to hear? Do you lift it? Yeah, and the gym

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can do a muscle up it's pretty impressive. I can do it yeah don't even if you don't know what you don't deserve to pull up. You don't deserve to know is it a pull up?

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He doesn't deserve to not

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go doesn't fucking that want

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to know what a muscle up is? I don't know maybe we call it a different thing. It's sort of like it's like a pull up and then the press on its own

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Yeah, you don't have to explain it you know

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I can put its its combination I think anyway, I think you need a woman because the thing that's happened how did you get through to the keeper that he can send the message saying with a little bit of prompt Yeah,

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that shouldn't happen.

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It just needs to be Hey, Hey lady highlighted I don't know

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about the board don't know about the board has an

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actual name maybe use our or Michelle. Gemma i think is a great sort of sister figure. She'll be on fat Fridays on Friday so she can give us the lowdown on what Mr. Nice seven should do next speaker soon we concerned about the study of personal brand was no seven. So this episode will be continued. High the daily talk show.com is the email address. Otherwise, we'll see you tomorrow. Have a good one. Hey guys.