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It's the daily Talk Show Episode 534. Happy summer. We've got the heater on in Melbourne. It's actually freezing.

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Not ideal. It's December 2 at Albin Harry. Work Experience. Harry, thank you for being here.

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I love it. It's awesome.

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It's we love having you here, buddy. We've, so we've had a bunch of people reach out to us over the time. I mean, it's how we got the logo through 3d deal who do these internship with us? Karen who's come in here and just spend some time. And you Harry, who? Since you've been following us along for quite some time. And you showed us a little formula. They always like just as a bit of banter and then there's a full Molina,

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I appreciated that. Big media company. Hey,

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I like the tone. It's like not this is serious. He's not just shooting to say Hey, boy, Emily, help me that one.

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You're talking about grounded like that was literally on your life strategy of 2020

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No, it wasn't Emily. No, it wasn't

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not something that came up in a whip the other day.

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I would bet it wasn't it was

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just a 2020 life

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strategy my son said something

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it's anyway I have triggered something anyone might help me

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now I should get it anyways, no I'm sorry. Thank you for coming down.

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No worries put on the winner.

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So Where have you come from

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so I come from in between Chica and Swan he also just on the Murray River.

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It's like this like sort of smack bang between pretty much New South Wales sorry between head is closer

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to Adelaide.

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Like is that where you know Melvin's closest city. Okay, so we can actually stand in one town. Look across the river. As you can say, Victoria. grads really. Mom had some med students over the other day and they went for a job and they like say that Victoria and they'll freaking it because it's like that's Victoria.

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I don't know Mr. Nice Emma, can you talk this in old laws at the river's edge did write that in like, where there's these weed laws that still in place that you can yell something from one side and it's and it's not illegal I don't know there's something just safe. Something comes out I heard people talking about this recently. I butchered it but I want to find out so

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you live on the border? Yep. And so were there any complications of living on the on the border capes,

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so emergency services can't cross the river. So they have to emergency services can't can't cross the river. Lots of kids you leaving Victoria? Can't get the licence when the others in the cost to just easy other side the revisit dress?

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Yeah, yeah. So in my mind he when we were 17 He, he was a crafty mF. And he went up and found a wider It was like an auntie a distant it got his address in Sydney, and then sat his driver's licence test and got his driver's licence at 17. It's a lot of work. Yeah, I know. It's a lot of work. But he did it with his motorbike licence, too.

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So this, this is an alternative for you to do. schoolies you've decided to come and experience here.

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Well, it's going to be just as los the few less be bones. And those none of us have been to school these none of us in this room. I mean, is that the tell tale of what kind of vibe way out of the boys that didn't go that you would have loved if you're going to finish school that I wasn't gonna be the asshole that goes? Yeah, I mean, wouldn't have I wouldn't have even been totally I just would have been the loser didn't finish school but still wanted to party. Yeah. And I didn't do that. But I started working and so I dropped my mates at the airport and pick them back up at the airport when they came back from Byron. So I was like, Yeah,

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I felt involved as much as a driver or Uber drivers involved.

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Pilot tall, and that was the designated driver.

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And sorry, is it Have you completely finished school now?

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Yeah. Oh, Dan. So I'm just waiting on my ATAR my results, which comes out in 15 days. How did they come out with a text and email?

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So I remember the paper was a thing

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in the newspaper.

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Yeah. It was both a thing once and it was also a place where you could get your results like there was like a, you could find other people's results, right.

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still do that. But you need to opt into it.

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Okay, I definitely wouldn't have opted

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to shoot it. All of buddy. The world knows. Who's

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opting into that. Is it just the

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absolute?

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No, I would say I would say probably 80% of people opt into it.

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Oh, I definitely I wouldn't have

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one time in my life that I care about privacy.

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Well the funny thing is like I remember like PayPal at PayPal had like parties in like January after you left school and stuff. And then you'd go in and people would still be talking about yourself because it look you up on the thing and and figure out what school you know. Well, it's a bit like sorrowful Anya.

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Harry, what do you what do you think of Melbourne when you come here for people? We have a lot of people who listen who aren't in Melbourne, how would you describe it? It's just got these positive at it. It's there's constantly something happening. And I like this is crazy. I like walking along the streets, listening to other people's conversations. Yesterday I was walking through Maya Street and this couple. She was sitting down and she was putting his makeup on like he was she was doing his makeup and I got the giggles because like she was putting his boy her boyfriend's makeup on and see charkie Maya like being dragged Queen sort of. Got the giggles in there by so looked at me look I just

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I mean, I'll shut the cafes. I just can't help but listen to someone else if they right next to me. I just wonder what I look like about to say the video just fake raw, like just you just look would look like a weed unit looking off into the distance

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when people if someone enters in I feel like that just happened the The other day I can't remember the context but someone really buying in. That's right. When we're at the service station, and we were feeling the weight of cambree has this new block of chocolate Yeah, yeah. And I was like, wow, that's heavy. And I was like, what's the normal ways? And you were sort of hypothesising I think it's like 140 grammes away and then the lady from across the server said I, it's whatever it was, he jumped in and gave his

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two cents which was helpful. Yeah,

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it's so she knew off the top of her head.

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Yeah.

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done all the research. No, but I I don't know. And that I think it's a nice, sometimes it can be a bit weird. I've definitely had moments where that someone is. I was just over here. I was just listening in. It's like

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people looking lost if someone's looking lost. Would you be wanting to go up and show

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today did that yesterday

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you help them?

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Yeah. And all the Asian men came up to this couple. And like, is this the freight train? They're like, no, we're in the free trade zone. But it ain't just they're like, oh, but where's the old freight train? The old one. I know two blocks that way because he wanted the CD circle but

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yeah, yeah, that's nice. Maybe down the city circle. Easy. Yeah, that's quite good. Yeah, I mean, it doesn't have to be it's free. All right. What are you expecting that lucky first class treatment

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bit laughing the bomb bomb body it trains it free. It will CD and then nice. Oh yeah, yeah

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show but you don't get like an audio. Thank you.

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So Yeah, there's I think it starts around South Melbourne, the free trade zone. And when you draw it when you're on the tram, hear it over the loudspeaker you would now and during the Free Trade Zone, it's like I feel that there are a bunch of people on the tram that just have this. Yes, I can relax the bomb Hall is just disengage they call because they don't have a ticket. And they're thinking I'm, I'm out of this

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very stressful be like you're having to it.

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Well, you see like the pic the ticket inspectors are full on. I was once I told you this story, I was sitting on the tram. And acknowledging this woman who was sitting across from me, I thought she was a bit like my mom. And so I felt I felt kind of like we were buddies. And so I smiled at her a few times. And then we got like 20 minutes into the trip. And then she just lands on Francis pulls A badge doesn't have to check your marquee right now. Thank you. I felt just, I felt the trust, right. The rapport with Bill had just been smashed. I had a ticket there, luckily, but she was on the cover. And so she checked my Mikey thing on some little beeper like beep. And it tells you if you've got any money on there

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when we come down, because we get paper tickets because market doesn't go as far as us. And with the paper tickets, you get a days free travel and so on and so on to

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our That's good.

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That's handy. So how much is it to catch the train from where you are? cost me 16 bucks? I think so it's a V line. Yeah. I can always remember from Cheryl's the that's a student pass. Or is that a

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consistent student?

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Yes. Yeah, but it's just if it was faster.

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Mine like did you open your Do you feel safe enough to open your laptop and do some work? I didn't yesterday I had

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my headphones in Yeah.

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You set a horrible Chai chai latte

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go to get you because you're vegetarian. Yeah. Do you do get regular milk? Or do you get sort of an arm? Normal milk? Okay.

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I mean going vegetarian. There's a bunch of, I guess the people that do stick at it not the JJ. So you can't say to him tonight Tell me about the time. So you're driven now, aren't you?

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Yeah, I finished it in and out.

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For you, Harry, there's a story behind it can tell us the story of going vigia.

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So I had a high school teacher in the seven who was the agriculture teacher. And he was telling me how vegetarians are killing the meat industry and all the stuff so Halloween pain, the pet pain and pain us pain in the ass of the pack on it. I'm vegetarian.

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So you weren't I wasn't.

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I don't Oh, yeah, that will give him the sheets. So I said that and then and then we had to go on school came through a few weeks later and he was a supervising teacher. So I had to be vegetarian. came and then I just it felt so much better felt so much healthier and I just stuck with it and a been

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helping six years the arm the How do you go living on a farm

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doesn't bother me

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so what about like the farm industry are you do you think about I mean a lot of those prices up there that's how they make their money through meat products and stuff is it isn't

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it I just don't really think about it but I am now nice

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I like the perspective of like I did it for this reason

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so my sister raise some a few lanes every now and then and she sees him going off in the trailer after the avatars and when the tour some don't even go off victory speech will be sent off to a really ageing how many pet sheep do you have? Don't have any at the moment. I think she has about two a year

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to a year but then how long and then after the year they go

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they go back into pedigree see others because a mother's luck Get them would die. bottle feed them. What's it because you were saying that the farm used to be a rice farm? So is that just like you know you go to Southeast Asia or whatever and you say they're like rice fields? Yeah Is it just like rice fields fields of rice with water? It's almost like a lake with weeds growing through it means drain the headaches and run the head through it. It strips it. Oh, I don't know too much about it.

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I mean, you're on it right like cuz Yeah,

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but I spend most my time in my own little bubble.

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But I feel like it's the hipster thing to live on a right like your teeth are made from Bali, like I'm sure always saying her, you know, rice fields. There is something about

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doing the live just

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enjoying the view of the rice. Is it How How old were you when that we're all sort of flourishing and think?

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Well because I was born in the millennial millennial Millennium Millennium Jr. So the truth e 2003. out and that team break into few years ago. me put Ross in for the first time in a long time. And that's when that's when I think of my earliest time seeing Ross it was actually quite recently but they get planes planes triple the seeds are that's right so we have lock lock little Cessna planes little mice and they fill them up with with the grind and then they don't really live fly over the over the patties. Let's cry

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christmas boys pretty close. I drove out my driveway today so out of the garage and reversing down and someone in our townhouse, you know block has put like little you know, like a little sign Santa this way and like candy cane things along the hedges fan great. I was getting amongst it was a good vibe. Well, I

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walked in this morning you were playing Christmas you saw Yeah, I thought.

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Yeah, get some boob light going. We're on the what? 20 something days away. It's it's

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you gotta get What do you do for Chris do Christmas tree?

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Don't get me started.

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love Christmas but mom's decided that she I think

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she's decided because she's the local nurse. She'll go, Well, this is a good thing she's doing but she's spending Christmas with the Heartless. So May my sister going to wake up with my family on Christmas day and then we came down here. And she goes, she goes to Bunnings and she buys a big wooden part and we go What's that for? She goes, I'm not putting up a Christmas tree this year. I'm just going to get some sticks. Paint the more I can put baubles on sticks. There is some Yeah, there's some crafty wise My mom always end up getting

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rashes and just yeah, just Yes, you'd go the opposite. There is a whole movement around not Christmas trees. They're just like fashionable sticks. You say? Well, Goldie got to the stand up thing. So it's a

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like for people who have allergies. It's a blow up Christmas tree. But the thing is Huge its massive and it would have it just

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it'd be little fan just like has to keep I

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reckon it's blowing up or pumps up and then just put the

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plastic it looked it looked like the one of those things that needs constant air yes and he turned it off and just true without like a car sale to those ones so like here's the toys Think about that. Yeah so that vibe

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that way to see a dark so it's pumping a ring constantly wouldn't just get a build up of air inside and yeah, so it's like

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the fabric is not it's like you could save save a slowly out of here by the ship from Bunnings bandings have a huge selection. And some of them are like blow up like dragons and we'd shit

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sevens got a nice tree I hear

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Ellen DeGeneres is true. Yeah.

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Now I know sevens. mom wasn't happy with him because she was saying that you were overstating the price of what you guys paid.

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Yeah, well, cuz the way the way that it came out Sounded like we've got $1,000 trade well you bet how much was it? Well cuz I cuz dad brought it up at home and I was in and then he was like throwing me under the bus a little bit. And then mom heard about and she's got some stats and Dollar Tree as it turns out, she paid 300 bucks. Right? So that's a good price. I think she got on so.

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I mean, like, mother like son, you find a good bargain.

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You get it from That's awesome.

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Socks. You've got the $12 socks for 12 Yeah,

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I give him this commendable effort though Harry. spending Christmas morning with the homeless. What was what what I found interesting in regional areas such as shipping this there is a there is a homeless community. Like you wouldn't like you think about Melbourne. We nothing like shipping. Nothing I said but country areas. You don't you don't See, it's like this dude, it's in the app in the bush. I have like full tent areas. So how do you you visually seeing the homeless in your town?

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Because harmless is classified as just people who sleep on the couch? Yeah. To look at populations on the just under 2000. So there's next to nothing but it's all the people as well who don't have family for Christmas. So it's quite nice. They're all getting together in the park. And

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that is good. That'll be good.

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Turning 18 and having the final year of school. What are you excited about adulthood? What are you what do you thinking about freedom? Yeah. What does freedom look like? Because for me, it was like, I remember the first time I could just buy it. No joke, buy a packet of Tim Tam and just ate every single one of them. Are

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you serious? They came with a saying, yeah. This is eating steak out of the house and bug.

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But there was guilt associated like as an adult It was like, I know I like it's my daughter Tell me Oh,

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yeah. Is that so you're saying it's like a switch for you that it was like because you could have done that at 16 What was your mom got the old your mom saying it like what was the previous never

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bought like I never bought groceries or whatever. But Harry didn't even know what like you said you lentils You didn't even know one of the main foods that you ate when

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he cooks it all pays Yeah, thinking about it. I know that it's a chick pea and I just couldn't think of it.

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Yeah, exactly. But if you're at a grocery store, it would be difficult for you.

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Yeah, I'll just go around looking for

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Yeah. So what are some of the things that you freedoms that you're looking forward to?

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I think just doing what I want when I want but I could I could do that now but I just don't have a licence. So theoretically, I could do

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it so it doesn't have his last

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leaving 20 Ks at a time there's no public transport. I'm sorry. So stuck on the phone having to fire chief

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thousand 14 8014 acres Fucking ginormous. That's

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huge. I think that's wrong.

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And so what do you how much of the light like what is the land actually look like? dry

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very dry at the moment. I put a photo on Instagram recently had dropped was and I got all these comments like, oh I don't know what they were like I said to one of my friends at CES Dr. Ted dinner is done.

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I'm glad you said that one, not the one relating to a nun with you. That's probably not your generation. Harry.

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Go ahead. And so the freedoms Have you started to me started slowly doing those adult things. Yeah, I was very proud of myself. Yesterday I went to the supermarket in a smelvin went to IGA bought me dinner and everything.

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Apple paid it within my apple paying work. So I was holding up the queue. What was that I was not because it wanted because I don't have a face ID so I've got the fingerprint kept on wanting my past character. No time. Okay, try again to learn work

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to annoy

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and I didn't have my card so that way

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I just had to keep on going and going going and it worked eventually. Then I got me here in Dena. And then I went to pizzeria and I told the fellow that I he took too long so I said no man, I'm just gonna have to say no to these I don't want the pizza

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had you paid okay? Now I thought it was it would have been a real if you if he'd paid and then be like, dude, you're taking too long have my

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money and so apply and so you're going to be here for a week we had a few guests on during the week but we want to try and get you amongst the show. What are some of the learnings or things that you could bring to the show? I'm not sure what I could bring

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to the show. But I'll I want to learn as much as I can while I'm here playing with G

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much about Tick Tock.

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I've done one tick tock. Yeah, one tick tock, but I don't know the dates as my sister goes around here still and all the dances and the only dance on He's the head of the Danes, which is just way too much I just little boost was Yeah, that's the only dance and that's the only games I can remember.

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Okay. I'm sorry. voguing with your hands. Yeah,

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yeah. And so the idea of looking after our Tick Tock that'd be of interest. Oh, yeah, but I'll work the DNC.

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I mean, some people think Tick Tock is for dancing. Yeah, it's not it's got everything. It's got everything but the there is a bunch of people doing the dances

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so same chifa I'm not sure if you follow Sam chifa he's done a phone tutorials and things on it like folding phones and stuff and he's he's just took off on Tick Tock because it's doing something different to everyone else

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you can do you can do it. What would Harry's signature be? What is the signature What do people know you for?

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What is our I know what's yours?

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For you For you?

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And what's your what's your nickname going to be as well we need a nickname.

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So what do you miss from school now us

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if you would Create one like waiting really give. Did we give you 97? The opportunity? We did a whole subreddit post that's rising

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and went viral.

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jello up. Yeah. I mean, if you were to come up with something funny and fun, what would be a good nickname for you? I've got

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no idea. Give me time. Give me Come on. Think about it. I'll come to it as a man.

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Harry, Harry, then that white. It follows with the rest of my brain in my Instagram. It's just Harry. So then people go just Harry, and then it comes.

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miss the point.

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I know you want to be a floor manager one day.

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Yeah, we can work that out. Maybe you can floor manager

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floor yet you're starting out being the floor manager here. I think it's something that needs to evolve. Some time. It could be something you do could be something if you step up, they must be kept, you know.

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And so what's the from a floor manager perspective

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that they Harry large so that matches my Okay,

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definitely not. Now, I think

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I think something in the floor manager could be good. Yeah. What is the floor manager for people who don't know what is a floor manager. So my dream job is to work in television, television as a floor manager, which is somebody who cusing the talent tells them which camera to look at Ray ranges, the sets, does all that sort of thing. So it's overseeing the production as they go live or taping.

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I feel like we've got another old soul under our belt. Harry, I feel like you're an old so

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you're missing 97

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that's an 18 year old bloke talking about wanting to get into television. It's dying, isn't it? Tv isn't probably the guy who's managing the

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TV.

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TV, TV.

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Yeah, but don't you think this is something that also has old, there's something there. I think it's gonna well has, we'll get there.

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And so when it comes to, I'm always thinking about Travelling what you're going to eat? especially being a veggie or have you thought about what you're going to eat?

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No. Okay, all right. He's fashion. jewellery like falafels and stuff. What

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is falafels format? You're stuck with a bunch of

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stuff you haven't tried like what have you we don't have any vegetarian options back home.

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So what do you what do you eat back home? What is

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it what is the salad? bag things with lentils and chickpeas in them and all sorts of things

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any of your other family members veggie no just you just me

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there's a bunch of stuff missing I seven hadn't done before he came back to the US

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and started working with us. Can you name some of them? Do you know what some of the things I drinking? went on his first day? Yes. Lots of things.

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What haven't you done that you want to do? I'm not.

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I'm not sure.

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Are you gonna say that I'm gonna be doing

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well, it's gonna say unlock the steam. 97 I'm not a drinker. Yeah, sure. Yeah, I went to our key 12 machop party, lock it out. party after the finished almost just drinking soda water,

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sorrow.

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Also, as I remember the night

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as far as I know, it's just lemons. Apparently, I was hanging out I had a gig earlier that night I was running like sand loading for event and then apparently me friends to tell me else walking around handing out wi batteries

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that happened to something in the water in your area.

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So the gig stuff so what do you do like extra crew? I love extracurricular activities. Were you ever in the SRC?

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Not in the SF CEOs in the SRC for one year now SRC is not like your associate president. It's just not much happens like it always on a local youth council, which is run by a shower. A Shy Shy Yeah, I did Youth Parliament, which I'm sure you've heard of.

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No, no, it's these parliament.

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It's a YMCA programme and they take a bunch of young people into parliament. House on Spring Street. And we debate bills in front of real politicians and try and convince them that our bills should be put in place.

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All right. Do you think you'd ever get into politics

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constrained? By just arguing just banter arguing and

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that's very true. And so the gig stuff is that in the theatre or

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so I do a lot of theatre work or being at a local theatre group since I was nine, and worked my way up the roles there and I do a lot of concerts and events. I also filmed a lot of client videos for people, all sorts of things.

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And so you've probably heard our improv, try and do a bit of improv you're a director

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you've I wouldn't say I'm a director. I'm directing my first show at the moment, but sounds like

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what are you doing? What is what does the director do for a show?

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Well, I

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I like to say what they want to do first, I want to say what they do naturally how they naturally portray the characters. And then I like to build that up a step. I thought Would ice think the same little clock in a block them like, it'll be great if you're here because that helps you there further on. And then so we walk through the scene and block out the scene of how it's going to look. And then as we go on through the week we add emotion and things to the scene. So we're we're we've just finished Act One of the whole pie so this week they revising Act One while I'm away

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it to you to get hot at all.

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I think sorry.

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I'll have to sometimes

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I think he's older than you or younger.

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They're all adults. Oh, he's

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voice.

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No, no, no.

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I want you to build out a bucket list for this week. Okay, that'd be good. Just like what do you want to get across? What do you want to try? Maybe, maybe, Mr. nine, seven, who is now becoming an experienced at all considered, guide you in that direction? Right.

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And so if we were to do like, what's a game that would be because we always do improv.

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I feel like you would have three times

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as a as a director, you would have a bunch of theatre games

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know that really

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was something that you could get us to do.

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I got them to do this thing where, because I did a project a few years ago, and it was hate to young people in Swan Hill, we did the scene where we stood in this huge circle. And we all went forward slowly. And slowly and slowly and then all those be correct. We jumped and landed on the ground went, huh. So I tried to do it.

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I said, What ha,

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see Jonathan then sighs Haha,

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but you do, nobody leads it. And you just do it all together as a big group. So I've got to get out to the people to do it. Go. It didn't go too well. Well, anybody just got Hahaha, no one's doing it as a big team. So the idea is to do it as a team hard to explain. Now I know that there's lots of YouTube videos on it. That should be how it's done properly, but then said let's do it. So we do it once and then all of a sudden we go haha, everybody was doing it at the wrong time.

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So what did that tell you about the group

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that we need to bond together a lot more and work as a way of seeing where everybody else is at during the play. So that one so I saw from that exercise, that we all needed to work together and work as a team a lot more. And that would help their acting

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around the secret secret sauce when it comes to directing people any sort of tricks

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on the film director. stuff. Yeah.

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Good answer. That's good.

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And so from an improv point of view, if we were to do some improv now if you were to set up the same for us and maybe even give yourself a go through your act,

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was that man Well, the one that you were talking about it for for your first same

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coming, I don't think we can legally

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change a few names.

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People notes don't race. I like the idea of understanding Half the way Harry said the same given I want to give 97 account Actually, this is perfect. First one that 97 can be involved in yoga. Keep in mind that maybe you could think of War of the Worlds maybe it could be audio sort of radio style.

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So saying terror putting dummy, you've taught this. Yeah. All right. Tell me you're an old lady. Okay. Trying to board the train. Tell me, Josh. Sorry. You're an old blind fella. Okay, I'm not sure where I'm going with you. Your your main with a stutter and you're all trying to get to a small door. I don't know. No I that sheet.

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This is how

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you put us all in the other than today. 97 We can see

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on the test on what I know what I'm doing I think that we can give it a go

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Did you do anything in preparation for coming down? Not

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would you consider I mean, I know it's early days would you consider getting a Teto I mean for I don't know we can't give you a floor manager role but I would love Harry full time.

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Yeah, me too. what's what's the floor? What is the floor manager look like for a modern day show

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here? Like how could you a if you were to design your own role? Am I let you know what screw screw jamesy screw RMIT don't even bother going to RMIT tomorrow for you meeting. Just don't do it. And you come into working here full time. Okay, what's the wrong I think?

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I think you could One way to grow your business wouldn't be, this is what I want. Maybe like you don't want to reattach a space because you don't know what would happen,

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but is across it.

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Read my strategy

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box of one button is what you doing last night

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I was doing some strategy stuff.

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There's lots of one button studios that are popping up but there's none in Melbourne and that's a place where somebody walks in six of us being a slot and can feel me like a pasty camera. Who's doing it well in the world. Do you think we tribunals watching a video on YouTube? We're doing it Penn State University in America started it and it's just like the living room. People walking in, record their own videos and I think there's a big market for it in Melbourne. I think if you'd invest a few bulb into that

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we're screwed and Derek is going into it. He's got an idea. Yeah. So where would you fit? What would your if you were to if you've listened to the show a bunch of watching the show

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if we were to make you a director The company

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to design a role so that's an idea or whatever but designing a role specifically around the show. What would you like? What do you think you could bring to the daily talk show? I'm big media company.

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This is hot. I liked I really liked when you were in America how you did a few. You don't call me outside broadcasts, but like if you ask me about podcasts, yeah, not always confined in the space of the studio. I think that worked quite well. So we could say,

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what about if this week for a weekend banter? Yeah, we do an outside broadcast and it's managed by you management that can be the fight the final episode. Maybe we do it as the Sunday Yep. Yeah. And you manage the whole thing. Sound good?

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Yep. We can do that. What comes to mind? What's the location? What do you like on there's some quirky places in Melbourne. Have to go somewhere unique? Yeah, like just doing it at the front of Flinders streets just like you have to think of something good.

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The mind I don't know

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the cat cafe.

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Yeah, this is good. Nice I thought about I think it's in it's close to him the auto I believe because I think that somebody other people would God need to

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take a tell fast for sure. But I have a push Okay, I pushed her to fast. Fix me. So good. Don't be so cool. And tell me about this cat cafe mist and it says,

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well I'm just looking through photos on Google.

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It is awesome.

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Is this the Melbourne specific? Yeah,

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cat cafe Melbourne. They've got just a bunch of tables and chairs set up and they've got cats on the tables. They've got like, you know, there's things that cats play on there like they climb up big poles. Yeah.

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run through them and stuff. It's more

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right? Yeah. Yeah,

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like a whole like a course. Yeah, but I did herring. I think we can do that. That'd be fun. So I think that you'll need to organise it so you got to mean you're across The legal stuff. Would you be a guy that would call or send an email? What do you do? What's your vibe? I'll do that I send

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a lot of cold cold emails. Actually, I sent one last time

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trying to get a Christmas tree.

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What? What email? is it like? What have you found? Sorry, whose email did you find?

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No, it was on the websites, the contact aspect.

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It does. It's always been my dream to go to America and I did a show quite recently for the ABC kids and I said on it, everything speaking America, I love America. And I'll have Ellen DeGeneres I said something like that. I said, sit down. So I could brought her an email saying, I just promote a job show here in Australia. Two children grow perfect. intern, could I get a trip to America and spend a week interning at The Ellen DeGeneres Show? That way they getting bars promotion? Yes to the younger demographic Some free labour.

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You know, I tried to actually get a trip to go to see Alan and I dressed up as a big look like a corn chip.

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And so I stand up in the refresh.

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The way that I got it when I was working at faith angels, we did a big brand integration with shapes. And I spent about 20 $500 on this costume that looked like a shape. And Jules Lund wore it. Anyway, once it was all used. Ellen DeGeneres remember she came? She came to Australia. I think Patrick cuantas they did a big thing and sweets. Yeah, yes. We

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did a show the Opera House I remember.

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And they didn't know go into the harbour dinner. And I

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trust you though for it anyway, they were giving before she came to Australia. They were giving a bunch of people from Australia the chance to fly over there and you had to just dress up in a costume and so I dressed up as the The shape slash corn chip What flavour? It was cheese. Okay, we've got the chat we've got a photo that I can put up on Instagram it

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would have been more Ozzie to do barbecue or something like that.

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Like an actual barbecue dress. fibre

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I've got those Australian check shapes are yeah they do. I wanted to try one is

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I don't have testimony on them. That was that was a pet peeve of mine here in the bag.

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Funny

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show you how would you approach a cat Kapha

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I'll call them up say I've got an awesome opportunity for you. We've got opportunity, opportunity opportunity. We've got a podcast company, they've got a big following and in turn, they'll create a lot of advertising for you. Free of charge will do a show at the cat cafe. And we just need a quiet location so possibly just a session by ourselves.

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But he's good

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is really is real good and Dawn and and I asked questions is the cat cafe? Yeah,

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what's the podcast? The podcast is just a few gronk. So I just talked about everyday things. It's real Ozzy banter. And they just talk about bits of everything, which is landed them a big following because they're very relatable. Oh yeah, Happy.

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Happy Easter.

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It's an ever growing following.

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Constantly rising exponential growth. Put a few keywords in there.

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That's pretty good.

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And so I'm month on month to say stuff like that.

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But that was pretty good. Yeah, questions is the cat cafe. We

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can't close down. We can't give you a time we were a cafe we need to be open. We need to make money.

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We'll see it will actually benefit you if you close one session and reserve a session for us with the cat because then we can have as many cats as us while we're recording. And then we show how big the cat cafe is and how many cats you have. They have sorry, the is grey have blind cats and Nicholas cats sorts of stuff. It is amazing but tech anything like any cat we went two years ago, they would have had like 30 off. It's two stories and you have to go out so it's one room with reception and then the bottom floor room and the top level room and you have to go out through reception up the stairs to get to the top floor where the cafe is and the downstairs room slock apply room. So there's like little and then the cats have their own little letter inside the fire. And I went in there and I tripped on cat toy and then went kitchen not like a lucky Valley whacker into a pool just straight onto the floor. I know the cats just there was heaps of tourists and they from overseas and stuff. But some that didn't even speak English. And here I know onto the floor. Nobody can swim. I love it. Never seen so many guys. I know there was a cage market perspect k perspex cage in the corner. And it said like this is for naughty and sick cats or something. I'm going back. I was in you right?

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And so this is it still there? Is it missing? It says yeah, they've got 21 cats in there.

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And is it is it King strange or is it quaint little line? Isn't it?

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a tribe or something?

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I wonder what your food line did they charge an entry fee? Or is it Wayne Latrobe? Starting a little

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too? They do coffee?

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Yeah, I think so.

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Yeah. Do you pay to get in? Or is it like some of these joints? Yeah, but some of them are gimmicky you just pay like $4 entry and then you get your coffee. Or is it just the cafe vibe?

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And you just walk in Book your visit online? Okay. entry ticket. One hour past $12? Yes, yeah, yeah, you literally be okay. You can one hour pass plus brandy and a drink. I ran a

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company called

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brand new to drink

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and so

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Harry would you consider if we were to come up with a nickname for you? Would you consider changing because this is an issue I had with three day deal yeah he never changed he don't lose it but he never changed his handle nine to three day deal and I feel like it would have been way more effective if he'd done like what Mr. Nice haven't even though he's nice Evans terrible at social media.

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I do a brain to thumb where I do my new profile pic and all that stuff.

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Sarah, he doesn't brain to

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get the pics done and everything. Yeah,

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so I didn't manage a brand new phone.

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So anyway, back to the story. I was has load on Instagram. Yeah, but I thought all right, because that doesn't mean match my Twitter profile, which is Twitter. At the Harry Lodge, which my Instagram is now I know I went through a deal he couldn't change it. He's Instagram so I won't be able to then I started freaking thing you get on I'll have to start me Instagram and all that stuff but it works you can just change it and change the

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deal yeah well Hey Joe apparently wasn't available or something or he was a bit on edge about whether he wanted those these brand but if we came up with a nickname for you would you choose a floor manager Harry

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to Laura can we will fight all find it and will present it to you do a ceremony will open up and let me say this yeah I present you with your name that

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you never had a nickname as a kid. Okay.

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Terry avoids use been Harry.

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Harry large.

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Alright, well, we'll we'll have a bit of a thing. Yeah, emails Nice.

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Yeah, we get an email from Ben that we didn't get to last week. Oh, yesterday. Yes, yes. That is last week. Yeah.

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Because yesterday was Sunday and that's

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what are you thinking as well

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sale. Awake starts on Monday. Three

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gronk Welcome back home and congratulations on a monumental series of podcasts from LA. Each one was a certified banger, especially the one with Matt and Matt D Avella. Love that guy. Grant smiley to remember the heady days of one love and summarise. But for me the stand that was Alex and Mimi icon. Thank you for having that conversation with Alex and maybe

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Harry praise, feel free to give me commentary.

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That was a good episode.

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That came at the perfect time for me. So lots of topics covered that I needed to hear and re here and that conversation really picked me up out of a slump and put a fire under my ass and got me fired up for living the way I want to. So thank you. taping buddy. Awesome. Me bunch of gronk sound look forward to another eight plus years of the daily talk show. gronk Ben? It's nice.

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Yeah, it's band.

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Do you have a favourite guests that we've ever had on our way?

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Don't know. I liked the episodes with Gemma. Yeah, they are always good. She's really funny.

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Great gronk I think Queen gronk would love you. Yeah, manly man

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Mason and her doing this episode 500 I really wanted to come but that was in the middle of mixing

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and also quite the you

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know, the far end and it was so key. Yeah.

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I really do. I'm pumped for this way. So good to have you here. Yeah, I'm just thinking, My mind is ticking.

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There's a lot. Yeah, there's a lot. I mean, start writing stuff down. How are you? What do you what you want to do what you want to take. Do you see our finances when you want to run us through our business plan? Let us know I think it's gonna be Josh he's working on a strategy and he needs sign off for

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two o'clock tomorrow definitely. Hi the daily talk show.com is the email address if you've got any ideas of what I should do

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Yeah, yeah and if you are on working experience and and there's something dislike true to work experience what you it's like a rite of passage for work experience. Let us know is there

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yeah I wonder if there's a specific food that you ate a lot of that starts with an H based on like the vegeto thing wondering if there's something that every so how

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is it isn't? Oh, yeah, you might like

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you know what I was questioning the other day 97 when you have a nice snack dinner or whatever? Yes. Yeah, snack today and you said you had chilli sticks, red pepper, red pepper sticks.

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A lot Chilean thing.

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That's a red pepper just

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being in New Zealand sometimes. He's from New Zealand originally. And he's parents are from New Zealand and there's a lot of Americanisms and so they call shopping centres moles. Yeah. And they call capsicum

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bell pepper

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is a bell peppers the same thing. Yeah, you can see it's written like calls and stuff sometimes it's red pepper

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car Google that red pepper and then came up with the Beagle long red thing. You do it. And you know, it said luck is spice or something. And I was like, Oh my god, you're eating name with carrot.

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You have any interest of being like, just talking about the floor manager behind the same would you ever be talent?

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I enjoy being talent. I'm not very good at it. I'm not like, quick. I'm not quick. Yeah.

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It's a daily talk show. The AML getting hyped the daily talk show.com if you do want video work, do you know what we do? outside of the podcast, Harry?

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Yes. What is it like videos and promotional videos?

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said this is the moment where you actually do the cell for what we do outside of this takeaway Harry.

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