#639 – Show Update/
- March 16, 2020
We chat about how things have changed over the weekend, stocking up, when we should be conveying information, and we have an update on how we’re recording the show!
On today’s episode of The Daily Talk Show, we discuss:
– What’s happened over the weekend
– Stocking up
– When should we convey information
– Overconsumption
– Show update
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It's the daily Talk Show Episode 639. What's happening guys? What is going on? What is going on in collinwood? Josh because you aren't in the studio right now. Look at the beautiful day, top of 25
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at my home office feeling good. It feels strange. I mean, this is what it felt like for three months when you were overseas. Yeah. So, like, I can't be so just the remote bit there.
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Yeah, Matt, you were you were in Italy, you are in the epicentre?
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Yeah, so we've decided we're trialling we're trying to get all of our remote stuff dialled in, well, that we don't need to be in the same room all the time. It's the it's the site, same mindset is the doomsday preppers the people buying all the toilet paper that it's, it's we got to be prepared. So we're just doing that for
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But for us,
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and the podcast, imagine how many people's heads today just exploding based on fucking poor internet or phone usage just like too many people on Wi Fi. So, yesterday we released the episode with Peter shepherd. And we recorded that last Friday. And I'm glad you said on that episode that we're recording on Friday. So if she'd happens over the weekend, we apologise, we can't be covering that, obviously. Because she says hit the fan. Yeah, well, I don't know if that much has really changed. Well, you think?
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I think the
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perception. Well, if you look at sort of saying to mice in the cows, like if people aren't thinking there's no if people are thinking there's no problem with this thing. They have not looked at what is going on around the world like it is not like Australia is the only place having
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people infected with Corona virus like that. Is that
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Because if you look too easily, or to America, or I mean even just today, they've closed all bars restaurants across the New York City and also Los Angeles, which is huge. And then is Spain Paris, complete lockdown? I mean, this is not to sort of create the fear but Jesus it does create the fear is people probably across it, right. I think like the interesting thing is what happens when big stuff happens, and you need to make big decisions quickly. And you have a family or you've got a partner, like on the weekend I found myself trying to work out like how, how do I communicate how I'm feeling? How do I communicate? how I'm feeling? You wrote a poem Denise. Can
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the hi I didn't improvisation to it's the end of the world.
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But the hard thing about how do I express how I'm feeling without being alarmist, but also
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moving on stuff? Yeah. And I think that like at the moment, if you look on social media, I get sort of dismayed by everyone who's saying,
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you know, chill the fuck out. Because Surely it's okay like not to be completely chill when these things are happening. I
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mean, there's some funny comedians
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like Jim Jefferies What did he say? He said? He said that when a when and when a
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What do you call it like a vaccination comes out in the next you know, six months anti vaxxers better stick to their guns.
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On Twitter, it feels like Twitter's been, you know, had a lot of that time. So yeah mate of mine. Kade has coronavirus. He
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came back from Italy. You actually met his brother Mason and Josh in LA. And he got back and he didn't he didn't even feel sick. Other than just being on long flight and feeling a bit fucking jet lagged. But he'd been in the episode like close to where it was all happening. And yeah, has it. Who have you been talking to? Do you find like,
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have you found that you're speaking to a certain mate source and family?
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I'm blown away at some of the people that I thought would be more thinking this is a thing. But they're not conspiracy Jimmy.
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You just guessed it. He I've never I always alarmed at that moment. It's like when he's speaking to your mother and you're like you you know have something you know something is fact. And the light mama has got this so fucking wrong.
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What planet Is she on? That's what I felt like.
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But yeah, it was conspiracy Jimmy sang because conspiracy Jimmy is known for being the guy to have radical ideas. He Yeah, I mean, you don't get that name for just being the guy. That's pretty conservative. Exactly. And so what's conspiracy Jimmy saying? He is
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worried about it.
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Which is he is he like prepared to be at home and sort of lock downs and things like that. I mean, what is prepared to bait him? What does that look like to you?
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Well, this is the this is what Brian and I were discussing over the weekend and what was a contentious issue? Because if we know anything about me, I enjoy being at home. Yeah.
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And so when Brady says, hey, we've gotten dinner tonight with my you know, with my dad and my stepmom
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Yeah, absolutely not.
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And so the hard thing is that it's, um, there's this weird thing that's happening where everyone's saying, Oh, well, if things are getting get shut down, like this might be one of my last chances in a long time to do this. Yeah. Whereas I feel like it's, we should already be
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socially distancing or whatever they calling it. Yeah. Well, they've
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Victoria and a bunch of other states are in a state of emergency which, just like it's weird. It is like the doomsday movies without that sound, if that's freaking me out, and I didn't mean to but the in terms of how they sort of, it makes no sense to most unless they explain it to us, which I missed a 97 and I were driving around to them, we heard and they said that the state of emergency thing, I'm pretty sure he's like activating their authority to sort of implement for the quarantine staff and
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Then also on the other side,
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discipline people who aren't acting on it. It's like Wharton's meant. My head is sore like I am tight. Like I've never swiped as much. Like I didn't get swiped as much. Well, I didn't get on Tinder as a single guy really like I fucked around didn't never now now that it's Doomsday, like, no, I could imagine it's like a young testosterone fueled male. That's not not not like saves, but just swiping on Tinder, just like, but just like, what are you swiping so many options? I'm swiping news articles, and Twitter and Reddit, and the deep dark corners of the internet.
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But yeah, they know but I think the thing is, you get in the rabbit hole of that, but then just take somebody and say what's going on, like Scott Tweety, reached out to him. He's in New York City moved over there to to do a TV show. So he's just landed this dream job, and now he's staying at home and
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He said that New York is about a I said that was probably five hours ago I said he's New York in lockdown yet it is no, but almost most so many people have everyone's working from home but most people leaving out of the city to go and stay at parents houses or you know, places off the island and throw in the comments is on YouTube Live he said what do you think about working like doctors at a moment? How
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is it like do you think it's dangerous? I think he's always saying if you struggled to read a struggling to read as well as English as a second language, so I the actual thing is why do you think about working like doctors at this time? Yeah, now I get how it is dangerous. So um, no, I Well, that's the whole point. I think that like for us, we're so lucky that the types of jobs that we have the point that you have, working remotely and doing all
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These sorts of things is to try and
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reduce the burden for the medical yesterday so for hospitals for doctors for all of that sort of stuff, so the less people who are getting infected
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the the less people that are going to be at the hospital. I mean, the fucking heroes like if it's, it is crazy, but then you look at
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I mean, yeah, there's that's full stop and then Matt D Avella mentions that he has a bit of a cold and he cannot find anywhere to test him in his area in Los Angeles. Like this is this is the crazy thing. The scooters saying the South was just shut down public libraries. He said he wishes Victoria would tow because
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his partner works in a library.
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Yeah, I think
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the thing or the thing around getting getting tested and stuff like that.
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I guess is
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what happens if you get tested?
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What happens? Like as in like, what's the
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if you're, if you are that sort of low level
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point, what is the benefit of actually going and getting tested?
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But But I guess what you're saying is, even if you posing that question there, there's obviously a barrier between the health like, getting easy to get tested. It's not like you're gonna get tested and there's, you're essentially going to get
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quarantined. I see what you're saying is just quarantine. Like, you've got it. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I feel I mean, this. The other interesting thing is,
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it feels like it's hard in this time because, you
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if you think about what Michael bungay stanier talks about, with all like giving advice and all that sort of shit, what's the real problem? Yeah, Dave.
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Don't you think? Yeah What Yeah. What's your real real challenges? Don't you think that it's
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it's hard not to get into like evangelical mode. It's happening. Well,
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I reckon for you and me. Yeah, but maybe not Sam's. I don't think Sam's is the guide is sort of, I mean, have an opinion on me. I'm trying I said, Mike, what's going on? What's out like I'm trying to get him to just just try and rattle me or something. I just want He's like, yeah, it's bad.
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Usually when
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you when you hear Josh, Tony and I talk about this shit, and then you hear what the conversations are like with your family. Is it a is a big contrast.
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No, I don't think it's a big contrast. it's it's a it's a big contrast between what I was thinking about versus what my families think.
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came out so my family's probably more towards what you and Tommy are thinking about and I've sort of
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I'm separated from that i don't i don't think about it
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I guess in a I guess critical wise you guys do Becky's a log Isn't he just
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just wait filling his log with our bloody
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Yeah, well I mean
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look I wouldn't I wouldn't go to the point of ordering
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beans yeah well cuz that's what I've done yeah cuz he cuz he kind of mommy didn't give you a credit credit guy. Well I think like yeah this is the interesting thing so on preparedness What do you think TJ like there's the there's the argument that it's like, Don't take too much stuff because we need to leave stuff for others. And then there's the thing of like, we're going to be indoors for a very long time. We need to be here for a lockdown. So I left uncertainty
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Saturday morning. So I was actually feeling a bit sick like this is where I i've been fighting off a cold for weeks, I think, like each and it's got to each weekend and I've somehow like recovered, but I was like feeling a bit under the weather Saturday. I'm just like, fuck dude after listening to my boy Sam Harris's podcasts he's released to about it.
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And they're not they don't come across as Super alarming, but I think the information in them, you can extrapolate and make some just logical conclusions based on some information from some very intelligent people, which then makes you go Holy fuck, like, that's all it is like, it's just logic, like a little bit of logic, from some solid and solid information from a smart person equals shit even if it's not going to the point of six months. We're locking down for even thinking there but I'm like, just a bit and so I got in I don't know
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Something it's like when the house burned down next to my house. And I was just in flight mode plus I was videoing the site, you know, I was fucking filming while also hosing and just like when the flood happened next to my house in the, the the town house next door to me, I was just, I'm on I'm just tracking, there's something you become aware of, when my cage cage was broken into
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downstairs and like the garage area. You know, two weeks ago, all of a sudden you start to consider those types of things more like okay,
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you know, like parking closer and doing all that time so I yeah, so I was went down to the Kohl's and I said, Amy, I'm gonna get some stuff. And I went down I just did I did the bait. I did. I got like, I got what I could, because there was you have a plan, Google website, Nana Nah, man, I'm not. I'm not. I've cooked before I've meal prepped. I could I could keep the three of us alive.
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for at least a year if I just went and did the shopping no but I just got I got shits like pasta outs some frozen veggies or trying to get some greens some but anyway did one of those shots like right Mastership
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restarts and then I and then I did it again later with me because I was like we need to get a few other things and so I mean I went back and I got nappies are so so fortunate so now you don't even have to go to the toilet now that the bodies no you don't have nappies for parties toilet training. I'm going backwards. No but I am so we did two shops, which was interesting and we've just got a bunch of good stuff that we need to make. But but no it was more just like yeah now we got to make it I've blown the budget for what we can spend so I've got no cash to spend on going out which is self in in forced you know spending on out going out or coffee for you know any of that shit so I bought in
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coffee for God's sakes so fucking desperate bras she messaged me when she was at the shops asked do you want instant coffee? I said, No.
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You'll convert bro. You know also we've already we contacted over the weekend we contacted a
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coffee roaster place. Yeah, I've got some put some aside. But no, yeah, it's interesting. Interesting. I think that the hard thing is that people
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George says just need some black bean recipes. Yeah, that's true. So what I wasn't going to talk about it because I know that people are so judgmental. Yeah. And if there is an apocalypse, I don't want anyone coming after me. And there's also there's coming there's also been news articles about people flexing their supplies. Yeah.
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Which is funny. So it's just like, on a lot of these like Facebook groups like mums have been called out for like taking photos of their parents.
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Yeah. And so I said to Bray was very proud of our Fraser. As I said, Just you can take photos but no posting place. Yeah, yeah. No, it's um, it is. It's such a weird thing because when it becomes if it becomes something real serious all that she just goes out the window because it's like, I mean, Dan bilzerian is a good place to get your news headlines. He just tweeted, who is who is that? He's that poker player made a lot of money.
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Like womaniser I mean, he's just, he's basically he's got a weed business now. And he's made a lot of money. And we you saw when we were at grant Smiley's bar, EPL pay in Los Angeles, you could see he's mega mansion with like, 100 million bucks or something. Anyway, he has these parties and he's got this business and girls always walking around you
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In nothing he basically owns a modelling agency, which he was like, uh, you know, always sort of these photos with women you know with it out just fucking all over him and anyway, it should be on Instagram. I feel like it looks like he's ready early days. Early days I feel like he's Instagram content would come up a lot. I don't see it as much white on your on your page or just in general. I just feel like it was a big Yeah.
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Yeah, maybe that's all it was. But I feel like I saw a lot of I know what you're saying he's got like 16 million followers or something. Anyway, a, I think that sums him up. But he tweeted that you better get your affairs in order.
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There's going to be a new nationwide lockdown in the next 48 hours. When So, what what people have been saying? Always i wish i USI is what I say in the US. So
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People are saying, when you say those types of things that you are alarmist and fear mongering, and it's unproductive.
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When when should information come out? And when should we talk about things? And when shouldn't we? Yeah, I mean, I think if we were coming out and repeating his information and then saying, Yes, that's what's going on. That's what I believe. That's probably a bit implied. Like if you're like, this is what people are saying, fuck Oh, I mean, I would want to know, even if I then can put my filter on it, this the where I have empathy is, like, for some reason, I feel emotional. And I fucking had a little cry on the weekend for something I was. I couldn't. I can't even I'm not in touch with my emotions, enough to know what I was crying about. But it was definitely something to do with all of what's going on. at Kohl's at the time. No, no, I was just I think it was with Bodie and Amy and just like the when you're just together with the little tribe and you just you
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Just Just fucking thinking, and I think I've just been consuming a lot. And I've been caught up in it and I just had a I had a little cry, but I definitely feel more.
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After that moment, I then felt more connected to the people that were saying, for people with anxiety and mental illness at the moment, this is really tough. And so I, I get out because it's all consuming, right. And so there needs to be some summit, some sort of since dropping back from that, in some instances. So but I know I see, as I'm in this place of, I'm over consuming, and I'm also feeling what I think some people would be feeling. But then I don't want to be not in the know, like I don't want to not,
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but also feels like if if, like you speak to people, like I've spoken to, over the last like 24 hours and there's still people it's like I haven't really gotten it, George
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Hey,
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he got some ingredients, some cheese and tuna. And he ate it all last night. I think I think later in the week we'll have an official statement about this incident from Georgia himself. But
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so I do wonder it's like I completely understand the importance of just not going absolutely crazy in regards to from a this is fact this is you know, whatever, but it also feels like Do we need to have some of that? Like if I didn't have that I wouldn't have gone out and gotten my black beans which my black beans have not arrived yet.
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Like yet because I got them from a online store. Yeah, and so is this gonna be like my mom's incense? If I told you the story, yeah.
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She showed me the bag that it came in like all the sort of all the stamps on it and fell off.
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You're gonna get your black beans and after
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maybe you're the guy like they still ham somehow it all goes to shit and then somehow your order gets fulfilled and yeah, you're like a year ahead of everyone else
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euro says hi from the Ukraine hi euro Hey, what's going on the Ukraine? How you feeling about the covert 19 and its impact on you. It's likes calling it covert nine
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it's a little bit more work more educated to show back Alec says someone on Twitter said it's like a weed early Thanksgiving in the US where everyone is going home to their parents. Yeah, man. Reese Mitchell, my good man he's back in LA now and he said I was speaking to him. He said it's chaos. He says a fucking a bizarre feeling right now for that city.
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So that's what have you learned about yourself? What do you 97 specific specifically, you
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We want to we want to fill that void out of it. Yeah. What's the What are you actually thinking about? What's going on up there?
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One? Yeah, you've got you've got a hair kind of
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fired. Yeah. So in the hair? No, I mean, you've you've sent me a few, like, resources and things to consume.
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Now, he asked what you've done. I know, I know. And, and so and so from, from, I guess, extracting that information and then from what's being conveyed?
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Is like on the news and the radio and all that sort of stuff.
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I mean, yeah, I mean, it seems like this something that you meant to sort of keep at arm's length and just sort of like you're aware and cautious of it. 1.5 metres is the safe distance. Yeah. And, and so if you, yeah, I mean, I'm just sort of keeping an eye on it. Like I probably won't go to the gym.
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This week, but sign?
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Me Yeah, I'm definitely I mean, the thing is sure, hang on, what about this? So it's like, because I don't think it's about the sickness. And I spoke to a friend who has a elderly mother, who has who is a high risk person that if they're infected, that'd be super high risk.
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And my head wasn't there. And his head is there about this, you know what it means for the people who were around him? That isn't in my head. So I think everybody has a version of their thinking outside of Mr. 97, which is an edge case. There's not much there. But I think everyone has a version of where it connects to them, and why it connects to them. And so but I think what everybody likes so if there is just everyone has to go like that's all you have to do just work from home, that regardless of what business or you know,
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industry you're in. Are you even prepared for that? I think that's and that's and not to go overboard on that. But I think that's something that I that the people you say, Josh that are still at it, like clubs or whatever we're doing this. That's where I don't even think they've let let it access to them. So here's a question. If If work stops, if or all of a sudden, a bunch of industries, like restaurants closed down and things like that. What is the obligation of the employer? In that moment, like people still going to get paid? That's what I guess a lot of people are wondering. Yeah, yeah. And that's like, these are the questions that are
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these obvious things that don't necessarily get answered like the Australian government provided tax breaks and there's a like, I think 6 million odd people that are getting that 750 bucks. Yeah.
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stimulus. But I think that that's part of it is it's just like how many jobs? If you're working from home? Yeah, aren't actually going to be productive or
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just don't exist at home? Yeah. So I'll see. I think I could answer it. I think there'll be some businesses that do the right do the right thing or the humane thing or the supportive thing, you know, hard time, the ones that can afford it will somehow pay staff
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casuals and stuff. I mean, if you're trying to save money, that's where you go to like, this is the thing about even saving money if you're if your business isn't making revenues. Yeah. So it's a whole business if saving the inevitable going under. That's what I'm trying to say I guess. So. Our accountants RBK sent us through some information about that cash, the businesses can access. You never actually accessing it. It's given to us in tax credit.
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That's so the Oto and you're say the end of the month, you submit your bass and you've got your GST charge you payroll and your super so this is it's only got anything to do with your bass which is the payroll tax and the GST owed and so it's a way of encouraging people or businesses to keep those salaries on rise because they're not paying as much tax on those salaries. So that Yeah, they're saying like, if you continue to pay salaries is like, it says employee that wasn't the payment will be delivered by the ATR as a credit in the activity statement system. So it just means that the end of this quarter when we usually get hit with a bill for the payroll tax, which saves yours is like so low because you do the super thing, you know, second salary sacrifice. So it is only a certain portion, it's only up to $25,000. And so there's it's already so like that is some
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relief for the people that have lots of staff. But it's not like, it's not like they're gonna send out 25 K to small businesses. That's what all I wanted. And I was like, how do you get this cash? Because we're a small business. We've got employees and we need, we need to work this out. And so, yeah, it's businesses under $50 million in turnover. So we just scraped by, we just scraped into that. You know, we're at 49.9. The leader, right, first day of online school, how long can I deal with my family?
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Yeah, the school things interesting. So happy Harry. He's studying at the moment. He's basically being told if you don't go to school,
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you will be marked as absent. And you get very few absent, like marks before you. You can't pass that would have pushed me over the edge. Yeah. And so anyway,
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but he's just said
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15 minutes ago, he said, looks like the Student Union is fighting the uni saying cancel the course. Like, the weirdest bit I think about this whole thing is it's like
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this free will slash rules. And what the government tells us to do and what our bosses tell us to do what like,
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like the 500 person limit thing? What I don't understand. So in Australia, or sorry, in is it Melbourne, Australia, Australia, they doing the 500 limit. So if you've, you can't have an event that's got more than 500 people, you know, congregating in one one space. The weird thing is that the prime minister said okay, it's going to start on Monday, which is sounds like me with all my food habits. It's actually everybody who's decided on a new goal, new diet. It's just Monday and so
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But then on the weekend, people like our fact better use that opportunity. So they're going to these big events or there was a festival that was on that was like our Well, we're a film festival and there's not going to be 500 people in each thing. So technically we're going to keep going, guys. Yeah, then, like, people missing the point that like, the government's not talking to like Corona virus and saying, Hey, guys, can you just avoid anything that's below 500? Like it's it blows my mind. Yeah, no, I Exactly. I say that point. Exactly. It's so yeah, I just don't know what the I think of that.
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Obviously, there's the everyone wants to be that rational version of being like, everything's fine. Like, let's be cool. But I also think that like, I think we can be a little bit pissed off with some of the things like some of the things
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I think that a happening and the way that people are approaching it is not ideal. And it's always going to causes more issues in the future by us setting up and getting our shit sorted now, it means that, like, when there is actual chaos when food actually is a problem, we can stay away from it. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, if, if your business has been affected directly, and you don't think there's an issue? Well, it's not gonna be a big thing. I don't know how that is the conclusion. Because my if the input to me if that if I'm directly affected through my business, the output for me is there's an issue here to the degree of that sort of feeling is is up for the gravity of how much the effect is on the business. But I still think that there and so like in terms of aim, like there's been some stuff we've been working on this
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No response no that and I get it. And so that's where I'm at. Ah, I think you reside. I don't know, I think when there's more at stake
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for people, it gets harder
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and it gets harder and harder and so that's where it's it is it's nuanced but I think friend of mine said you know, people talk about resilience and this is a real like it people sort of promoting and talking and guys, it's all about resilience is like, Fuck, this is it. This is our time to activate whatever resilience inside of us we have. Yeah.
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But then yes, our after you shit. Don't use toilet paper.
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It's real resilient.
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And so our plan. So we've been talking over the last few days about what we want to do. The sum of those shalonda J's, that's what we did.
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Show update.
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So you are 97 putting together you're working from home stuff. Yeah. sevens getting his internet upgraded in like five days time so service will be good Alex icon
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zebra, so he'll be better placed. You'll be working from home. And then the exciting opportunity. Sorry does Alex know that we're gonna be at his place at 6pm tonight? Episode The whole I'm hoping for maymay definitely doesn't know
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Alex
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yeah maybe we could have some night actually I'd love some help with some cooking Alex maybe some
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actually just just on Alex and cooking. One of the most or inspiring things I've ever seen was his morning rituals. And he cooks sweet potato for breakfast. That is
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That was just that was inspiring. Yeah, look, not to bring it down a bit. But Josh, you can too, bro. You could put it in the microwave. That's one way to cook it. But he roasted them. Well, that's Yeah. Like probably put a little bit I'm sure there was some form of like self. Yeah, but yes, so the plan is we're going to do a bunch of shows. And he said that was without kids.
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Yeah. I've got no. Amen, Alex. And so let's one of the exciting things is the different types of guests that we can have on so being completely remote having there's only so much you can listen to us. gronk talking about
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what's going on? Yeah, all this sort of shit. So I think that the exciting thing is, let's have different people and let's have people from around the world let's yet like I cringe a little bit at like the happy news filter.
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Like this thing of like, if the cliche right now is like,
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he's just happy. Like, here's some happy news. I'm always like,
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man, I have time for happy news on my black beans.
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Now I know he made but it's so just to put in
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sort of a real moment in that we're no longer doing guests in our studio for the foreseeable future. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Alex is saying I'm to invite him who can jump on? I would love to have you on. love to have you in mind. Should we should we try it now? How do you do that? I mean, the thing is, I need to work out how to actually know I could do it. Give it a few seconds. So 97 public transport. Yeah. What's what's the what's the sort of, like in Melbourne or not? Now, he said.
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He's got he's cooking sweet potatoes. I was pumped. I was ready, man. I thought you've done it again. I should fucking know that here. Now.
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You've got to accept it. I'm maymays here to sort of busy ah
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by the bane says Josh, you can finally move to a remote house in Tasmania and live a happy sheduled life. So I am so pumped for this by the beam. And the thing is like I like to think that it's obviously the
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What's it called? unselfish thing of just like not getting people infected, but
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I'm also very pumped. Just chilling look at all the books that I've got, guys. Yeah, I raised the days today's I've got the survival guide book coming in the next few days from Matt diamond. just settle down. Settle down. I started watching that movie. Boring.
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Now, Dave, Alright, so what what's another update? Simply BKK said, I'll jump. Yeah, that'd be great. It's a slight grind.
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That'd be sick.
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Yeah, we'll get Derrick on, a bunch of people are on. And so and then we're just sort of, I mean, we're just gonna play it out. That's what I said, my biggest thing is, look at what the conversation was last Tuesday when we ever we had the public holiday on Monday. And then we came back to work on Tuesday, from Tuesday through Friday, the difference in the conversation, and so it's just like,
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let's look at the conversation from Monday to Friday. And then it's like, Is there a lot of difference? And if so, but if not, yeah, I think there's already changing conversation around it.
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I think the one bit of feedback is trying to be present for me. Yeah. That's the one thing about not being in the same studio. It's just talking. Are you saying that I use a boss for No, no, no. This is just like a thought for everyone. Jason say say that because I thought you were talking to me well, mainly myself. No, I think that like, it's so easy to get revved up at the moment like it
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especially being out and about, like,
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a lady was standing too close to me like so I went outside Bree wanted to get a coffee. And so I'm like, I'm gonna sit outside of the cafe. And the lady was standing very close to me. Yeah. And I was just wanting to say, Hey, lady, why buy coffee?
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But I didn't know but I caught myself thinking that it sounds like I'm clearly a little bit agitated. And I know I know that that's gonna be a thing. Like, I know that. If I didn't do clicking collect like buying groceries online. I didn't do that. And I didn't do it and I had to actually go in and deal like a just just being in the clicking collection line. You got a bit punchy because there was everyone basically had lined up they'd gotten out of their cars, and parked a little bit further out so that people could line up. Yeah, I normally when people reverse their car. Yep. And then this guy just took
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Tony's just like, reverse it, like got all the line to move so he could reverse in and get the things
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that was just like you know what? It's all good. I know we're very lucky that we have access to food. Ah, and I've got my back pains coming. It is no that is a good point. There is a moment to be grateful for the situation if you are in one that is somehow I mean you can say you can find gratitude in any moment but but not is what
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I'm trying to say that I'm sure there's fucking times in people's lives with sout hearing that from someone like me is an absolute pain in the ass and so I'm just trying to say that like for us right now here in this room that I can only talk for myself and you guys don't speak for me now. We can be very grateful where we're at in the country we're in all those things. So
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it's important because I definitely have lost the lost some side of being gratitude in the last little
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Because I'm not because I'm so focused somewhere else. So that's all it is. It's like trying to shift to some, some gratitude, but haven't given up my meditation and if you want to meditate if you if there is just a bit much going in your head, what a fucking time to start meditating. Sam Harris, who
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has done some amazing podcasts about the coronavirus stuff. He's a neuroscientist, he's app is free for people that can't afford it. And now's the time when people can't afford this shit. And you can get it for free. Just live right? They sit back, I'll give him a live raid. It's been a lifesaver for me, Sam harris.org and then go to his Instagram account, because he put up like a thing where you can swipe through and he's talking about it. And he has one in China, two email addresses. And he gives you a year's subscription totally free, which is fucking amazing. It's like $150 a year meditation tool.
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That's so good. So it's
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people like that doing some good shit. And then there's me
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stealing everyone else's black pens. Just try Joe Biden just asking Brady you know be honest I'm just yeah a lot of phonics is fine I have to actually um we'll have to read like with the canned beans All right. What do you want me to go slide chemicals and stuff now there's not chemicals just by organic just put them into a strainer, sifter. put some water in it, bro. You're all good. I keep the juices though. For the chilli con con name. Absolutely. No, I don't. You might put you some recipes might say that but get rid of it. Anyhow, I'm excited for the show and connecting with people around the world. And we grind. I think there's
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in a time where, yeah, it is tough for a lot. We can hopefully sort of bring some some
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companionship or like, you know, just being people we rise
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to but yeah, definitely two hours. We could, I mean we could easily once my setups dialled in and at home and I, I just it's just I gotta get it a bit comfy as in just get get the setup going and somehow work out where it's not gonna be in reach of my son to pull down the screen and break everything so I think there's people eating hot chips outside so not the end of the world yet. Oh, really? That's, that's living the life. It's a daily talk show. If you enjoyed the show.
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We're going to try and do more live streams Do you think mace YouTube works pretty well actually. I think it's like think about we have over 10 k subscribers now. On youtube.com forward slash the daily talk show. Yeah, let's let's do it on YouTube. I think that's the way to do it. We think just a quick little tech thing do we do we want to keep using zoom. Do you think? Pretty easy? Yeah, you guys so
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That out I go speak to my wife. Okay.
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So you guys lovely last time he says, Shannon, you need to set up like DAX and Monica. Sure expert was literally sitting on chairs. Hi. Yeah, that's a good idea. Looks pretty comfy to me. I really cool my wife back. I can't go right today. If you enjoyed the show, please leave us an apple podcast. Review. Thanks,
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Derek. He says yep to zoom. I think it works pretty well. Anything else herbs. Just quickly we got a review from Emily from Ohio. I mean, university student and community class and listen to this podcast every morning. My mornings have become so much more enjoyable from listening. And now I look forward to them. Josh, Tommy and Mr. 97 are so down to earth and funny. The conversations they have combined light hearted moments with deep conversations about life. I can't stop listening and recommending their podcasts to everyone. Please take the time to listen essays gronk share amazing
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You know I love you and I have been waking up at like four in the morning. Yeah. I had a moment of panic. Where I had a panic last night just a little nightmare. Really. It was a my panic was in relation to Emily. Really honour what happened during the book club. I Ohio. So I introduced her and said multiple times. This is Emily, she's from Iowa.
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It's not Iowa and Ohio.
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A different things. Iowa.
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So one of them's I don't know how to spell Iowa, Iowa.
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I Oh, I Oh, don't you I know it's Iowa. Wha? Ah, and so she's in us. He said, I Ohio.
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Yeah, she's in Ohio. Where are we still going where
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she's from? Where am I?
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To go for walks I've got to go okay. Oh yeah, right nice and let's let's stick around for a while.
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I don't want to do that well for
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my son was
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what was it? No, I want to know he says what was your question for me? Was your midnight trauma? I just stuff getting stolen from my house. Okay, listen. Well, that's not good. But just very quickly. Also, George has an update for us from Kaz, who's a,
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an avid book club, actually. So we did book club on so that was epic. And Karen and George's mom is my favourite Vice President. I know I said that Emma was the vice president. We have two vice presidents because two really performed
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think ma'am updated tinnitus book club link. So your redirect isn't working cells 15% off for group special
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Code gronk Yeah, bias trap is now on the daily talk show book club category. That's going to be the book for April. Yeah. I love that. And the advice friend, there's no better time to support small business. Yeah. And that's one to support. So go and he's great. Yeah. Google the book room at Byron and you'll find it we'll update the link anyway. Yeah. Talk Yeah. At All right guys. Stay safe. I love you. Love you. Love you. I love you. Should I'll end the livestream now. Right. Hi everyone say guys.