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It's the daily Talk Show Episode 666 yeah cheeky devil how I

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die. I am back at a 100 Yeah, it was. Well this morning not so good. Saves knock you off at hanji it's good to be back I feel better after doing some exercise. Definitely up at the in the 90s now and just had a little, a little Biggie that my wife bagged yesterday feeling was what sort of Biggie are nice fans and recipe of some gooey chocolate sort of thin biscuits are a little bit naughty. Almost a bit golden syrup tasting a bit.

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White Chocolate cheese. It's all the sugar bro.

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What's the difference between a cookie and a biscuit?

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Good point. Good point. Is there a difference? Cookie

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In a biscuit can biscuit be a cookie? We've got the show back and we'll let her jump in to the live chat going on on YouTube right now. youtube.com forward slash the daily talk. So, hey, with the devil stuff at the moment.

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I just I was thinking about a question

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and I came up with this question before I even remember that it was Episode 666 the devil.

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So, Josh, and Mason, I want you to think about this. What's the earliest memory that you have

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of you doing something

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really naughty, like the devil

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so it's gonna be because he mentions it all the time. what he's doing Yeah, it's the the teddy bear thing or whatever where you were your mum pulled over on the side of the road and I'm not naughtiest thing that's a little tantrum

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and you

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Had Tommy had one the other day. I had my Tommy Tommy's Tandy coming back later in the week you start TJ what was what was yours? Ah, and so I think I mentioned this morning show was talking like seeing seeing kids like in that movie line saying Bodhi thing my son grow up and just thinking about, he will break the rules, and there's nothing I can really do about it. And he just hope it's not too bad. For instance, if he's anything like me, I reckon I was four or five. I got a got a Paul. And I got up on the side fence at our house. And the next door neighbour had a garage and I could see like it there's a little hole into the garage, and I really leaned over and had the had the pole and I pushed over the paint shelf. Oh, what a little tip rat

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similar, but that's super annoying. I don't know. I thought when the paint goes over it'll be all splash. Like, there's no rhyme or reason I'm not. It was just being a little devil. I was possessed. Absolutely possessed. Did you guys do naughty shoot? Oh no. Are you? You go guys. I can't remember anything super duper young that I did that was naughty. Like I just remember

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like your brother took out your dad's car and did birthday party. Like I did stuff like I

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hung my brother or whatever by with the rope thing where I got the rope. I use it as a finish line. But then I just want and then but just clotheslined him. Yeah, you held the tension in the finish line and he and he got close line. Each line is pretty naughty. But it seems I feel like you're the lines you you actually when you put no no booze on the toilet paper. Like that's how much of an angel you are.

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Well, I guess, I think the worst thing I've done was I can't remember why but I was being taught off and I got sent to my room and so I got a I got a tennis racket and we had stained glass above the door. And so I threw the tennis racket through the stained glass.

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Yeah, yes, that's a nightmare. Like that. Respect some respect. These guys are a little bit out of sync. I'm gonna get you go out of Skype and go back in I reckon. Kind of Skype is it because it might help. I mean, there was a Hank, was that cool? just end the call on Skype, but just keep the mix is all good. I can hear nice and clear. Okay. It's just a little bit out of sync. It was annoying me. The

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when I Hank after my uncle, that that that created a lot of issues within our family, like four years of,

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of not seeing them. So that was that was a big issue.

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Am I backing here? Josh? This is an absolute No. That's okay.

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Or Josh, this is you. Sort of you hold on. It's your ring Jami to ring everyone. Yeah.

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Bring the entire group here. Yeah.

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Sorry, guys. This is just make sure you mute your Scott, whatever. Let's see. Let's see if that improves things. All right, grab that do anything. Now there's still a little bit of a delight. For the afternoon. There's probably lots of people on the interweb it's all good happens. Good. I know. So yeah, the handcuffing thing.

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George, john Michael ladies just wrote when I hang up, Michael, that's what I just walked into.

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Yeah, so what happened was I went to sovereign Hill, a sovereign Hill for people who don't know was sort of an 1800s style Gold Rush. theme park or theme park is not the right word. Well, it's almost like

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A what would you call it? It's like a snapshot of history. What do you call it? Like um

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it's like a troll nikoline they calling into the trash attraction what's the exact What are they? What are they describe it as hubs

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Southern Hill attraction goldfields Victoria, Australia is the site title. Yeah, I mean, if we can't work it out, they probably should work on that, like a nationally acclaimed tourist attraction. tourist attraction hot and so do they talk about what so it's 1800s Gold Rush right. That's what they take a step back in the 50s. Yeah, yeah. And so I went there for my school camp. And they obviously knew that they could make a bunch of cash through the gift shop and real dumb shit they had like a wooden guns, most pop guns if you're not used to. It had little thing on the like the end of it and it just like a little cap and it just popped like you shoot it in a pocket.

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Don't touch it. Yeah Is it attached to string? No meta Paul It was a cool Was it a Kobe? Yeah yeah yeah I remember that let me just throw something a bit more sort of nice to Josh

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raspberry drops oh yeah Ross Brian drops or something they had this lolly in a tin like a job now read now just like right now Jordan Jones has written an open air museum which is a nice term open air museum and unless you're in the underground

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you know tunnel that they've still preserved which was a mining mining tunnel well they been anyway I got really poked holes in their business

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well then what about their fake gold let's not even get started with that. And

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the glitter whatever they're putting into the for the rotten for the cold when you go up again for gold? Yes, yeah. But no, so I bought handcuffs that were real. It was my would have been my

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12th birthday.

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My uncle said they weren't real. So I decided to handcuff him and he was in my room at the time. And I pushed him on to the bed. So he was facing down on the bed and he couldn't get up and I did it. You say it's too tight, it's too tight. And

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then I

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took them off and I took them off. I think he must have grabbed my neck or something like don't do that. And then I had a red mark on my neck. And my mom said, Ah, what what happened? I said, I ankle, grabbed my neck, and then

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and then so we didn't say them for years. And it was because of that, like have you spoken to your parents about it? And and that being the real like the way you I mean, the funny thing is that they

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the witnesses, I feel like mom and dad had no issue of

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pointing the blame if like, you know, you're you've really fucked the family

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because if you didn't if you didn't handcuff him he wouldn't have strangled you. Yeah. Well, there's like the this memory is a funny thing because it's the way we remember it. And others obviously you're interpreting things in their own way. I'm not saying that story isn't fake.

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Or

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sorry. Yeah, I'm not saying it's fake. I want I would love to know your uncle's thoughts. Maybe you can't even remember it. Maybe it's like you just have definitely remember being handcuffed on a bit No, no, he definitely remembers it because it was like they only by you girlfriend. Maybe they only saw each other at like funerals. I think even a funeral. They didn't they didn't go to a funeral based on it. Really, which is really like ladies is saying if we had to start a historical real life Museum, what would it be? If we had all three of us together? Which one would we

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I mean, what do you want to do? Like capturing a point in time? Is that what it is? Like? I mean, it's it's just every year is right like, Oh, no.

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But you have a Space Museum, a tech Museum, but they're all they're all things that have really happened. So there was a gold rush in Ballarat, and now they have that that preserved it. Auschwitz, as dark as it is. They've preserved it. And you can go and look at it like you went, Josh. I mean, it's amazing. But these are things that it's like, Anne Frank's attic, you can go up there. It looks to museum I think we won't go in the Anne Frank when we never did it because it's like a lot of it's in class and ship. Okay. Okay. I mean, museums and stuff. I'm trying to I'm trying to work out still are they the bones of the museum's really dinosaurs bones? Okay. I think I yeah, yeah. Yeah, I mean, I think so. He's another question. How do we know the dinosaurs

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Make those noises the dinosaurs making movies we don't

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go to that sure

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what maybe T rex chirps like a little bird

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I wonder if there's something beach little hands you know

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it could be something in like it's vocal box or maybe like I mean maybe a vocal boxes and stay but something to do with how their bones are structured. Ladies got a good point 2020 Corona music I mean it could just be

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cruise ships no longer exist and they they literally museums of where they took out lots of people there's already seven people have passed away from that Ruby princess she was pretty I just saw another person died. That's all from people who went on holiday on that ship. That's so sad man. So sad. But this I wonder what the documentary or the movie in the coming year

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We'll be on coronavirus. Yeah. Well, how many people are making tacos on it right now? Netflix, I wonder how many tacos they've commissioned? Because you think they'd do a handful to get like the best version and see which one and then they can maybe pick which one because they'd be different stories all over the place like the story in Italy is gonna be different to that of New York.

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Whoo, Han. Yeah. I asked the Bronx. What we should talk about today. Got some great feedback. leaning back or questions or not questions. Just some overarching things. topic. input. Yeah. Great. London's not happy with the life hack club. Oh, he's, he DM me personally after it. Yeah. And

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he said, I think we need a lie.

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Did you

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know I asked

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On the daily talk shows Instagram for general thoughts. Okay, and LinkedIn went to my personal one because he didn't feel comfortable saying shit in front of usual I was just curious if he threw me under the bus or not So no, no, I don't throw anyone under the bus. Okay.

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He said I think we need a life hacks update from 97 he's dropping the ball.

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quarantine is a great time to do some life hacking.

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Linden, he sent one out last week to our VIP gronk Taiyuan people, mostly that was I had I had to sort of restrict that because it was Victorians only okay, because it was not from Victoria. But the I do have one that I was. I'm gonna send that off to this episode of where I drafted the email. So what is it? Give us a tip a hint. it's to do with first aid. First I'd okay. Would you like me to read it out for you on the show? Because I might just bring

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It's a life a bit in how I vocalise it I wanted to do a shout out to I spike who is listening I actually watch his live streams he does these epic Long live streams he's got all the he's actual set like if you go to his channel he's whole set these goals because he's got different colours. It's like lasers. He has a

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this light that can swing I want to bring some of it to a my Friday night drinks disco. Amazing. Oh, really? Yeah, just I just want to get like a bit of colour going, you know, gonna make it you're gonna you're gonna automate that like how you're going to get some bolts or something? Yeah, I want to get some smart bulbs. Then I can change the different colours and have sort of disco colours.

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Have you seen these like

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speaker systems and in the panel of the speaker is just this very odd school.

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That's very Costco, isn't it? I mean, just running it. Yeah. The kick girl the rocking it.

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What do you say to that? Well, no, I just I actually think that

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she's very stylish and cool in some things, but I think some stuff is really baggy. That's one of them.

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Fair enough. Well, I just don't think that from you.

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Oh Shy, shy, shy. That's funny.

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We also got a message from Lucy. Lucy. Thank you Lucy for the message. She says, Hi gronk you guys should take the personality test or quiz is going viral right now. It gives you a rundown of which TV characters you are most like based on a two minute psychological test i'd supposedly put together. It's supposedly put together by psychologists. Here's the link

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It's very hard to click her eyes on Instagram right? Also just realise this message probably looks like it was sent from a bot lol Sorry, I took the quiz and I'm an 87 Samantha cada from Stargate Universe. You know, it's a grim state of affairs when personality quizzes are a viable option to pass time. Thank you, Lisa that I'm gonna do that. We should Well, what? When she when she mentioned it I went and got my, my disk

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about this. Yeah, how much do you pay for it? I didn't so this was when I was working at the fibre guide. Okay, and so that made for everyone to to do it. I think I paid about 90 bucks to do that. Really? I think it was dis good DIFC, and what was I? What? So what do you let me know? Let me so this is the insights for Josh. Well, I think what about the caveat because I feel like you've pushed

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on

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things that pigeonhole you haven't liked to be sort of defined by test just probably says it in in the test itself that you don't like that. But I remember I mentioned we should do the

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test on everything you say.

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But now this one's okay. I haven't read it yet. So if I if my ratings poor or it doesn't make sense, that's why Here we go. Disc classic 2.0. staging three your classical profile pattern insights for Josh, you may believe that the ends justify the mains and your main goal is likely to be the control of your environment during the process. This straightforward approach can lead to outstanding accomplishments and innovative breakthroughs. However, it also It could also create ill will among your colleagues. In extreme cases, some of your colleagues may even feel that you have used them or taken them for granted.

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People may feel drawn to your charisma and charm Hello. But these same individuals can sometimes feel distance from the real you. You may be able to lessen this sense of alienation by showing a willingness to help others succeed in their personal development and advancements in their careers. The first step in achieving this might be to take a real interest in others, rather than viewing them as assets. embracing this sense of genuine sincerity should help in this endeavour. a barrier to working more closely with your colleagues maybe your tendency to fear a loss in your social status. You may believe that your well established ability to give convince and direct people helps keep you moving forward. In addition, you may not want anyone to view you as weak so you may strive to keep your intimidation skill sharp.

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However, you would be wise to remember that your ability to persuade your colleagues is a talent that does not require aggressive tactics. Josh, you are likely to be an influential and articulate individual who has a tremendous capacity to inspire and lead people graph G on AI. That sounds good, doesn't it? Well, it also sounds like you complete psychopath

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commands like sounds like that person who did that taste would usually spit out some kind of like, pre done stuff, but you have to actually write it out based on the results being off the charts. You know, this is like that was a personal note from No no, no, this is what Yeah, yeah, no, but it sounded so personal to you didn't it? Like it is how you will be successful.

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Just don't rip off people along the way. And because

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it's boring. Oh, raid one other thing.

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She says my work habits just quickly do you know what else but have been said, we already know that you're like Josh no personality test by the bank, get it get a life.

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This is this is Josh's work habits. Okay, now this is very, very nice and I can sort of smell you can vouch for whether this is true or not yet, you tend to be very good at motivating people and initiating projects in your work environment, you're likely to use your impressive verbal skills and your natural ability to give others direction when taking on these challenges. At the same time, you usually have a clear vision of whom you want on your team. Those colleagues with social power often attract your interest. In a similar manner, you may judge others by the strength of their personalities authentic character. Your goal is usually to groom people to accept your goals.

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you reveal your agenda

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You're probably quite astute at identifying your colleagues motives and desires. This knowledge often allows you to customise a reward system that gets people on your side. For example, you may offer friendship to those who desire acceptance sorry,

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actually want to be friend By the way,

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or you may present security to those who seek stability. When possible. You may even extend your authority to those who want power.

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to direct people towards your goals, you will likely to shower them with compliments, or make demands upon them, depending on who you think will be. Depending on what you think will be more effective, you may even actively manipulate others.

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Among the times when you can be most persuasive is when you are seeking assistance. In these cases, you may show a gift for getting others to be repetitive or time consuming tasks.

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If you are frustrated in your drive to achieve your goals, you're likely to become quarrelsome, or belligerent, belligerent. This is because you probably see aggression as a legitimate form of expression. In addition, you may have no hesitation to discipline others, or override your colleagues decisions. When you see it as necessary.

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Your colleagues probably admire and like you, however, you may still have the potential to strike fear in 12 years. Either way, you are likely to tap into whatever emotional responses you provoke in others, so that you can better persuade them. I mean, that's annoying. I was expecting stuff on my procrastination, but nothing was good. I mean, it was all true. It was the study project stuff that's real. That's real accurate. The funny thing about it is the

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I can't remember I was gonna say

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I mean, it's true, but also

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Got it is that this was when I was an intern. This was like so it's pretty funny thinking about like, an intern having these qualities annoyed the fuck out of my bosses. Yeah. I mean, what are you meant to do with this stuff, though once you've got it? Like, what was the directive to you as a? How do we 1879 to 1819? Yeah. And what did they say? Yeah, yeah, Josh, you're in trouble, right? What's that? Well, they thought like, it's not good or bad. It's just like, it's just giving you a bit of bit of a sense of things, or some some businesses now only higher based on personality tests. Well, no, sorry. That's it. That's incorrect, because you're probably not allowed to do that. But it's it they're heavily factoring, what that test comes back as and how it sits within the team that they have in the building. So Amy, Amy did it before she got her last job and

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Yeah, she did the test. And I mean, there's such a such a feeling I could imagine. I don't like tests as a real thing. So who wants to know who's who's sorting utensils right now? Oh, yeah, it's all mine. It's all mine. I'm sorry, guys. How do you meet myself?

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Really good. I did meet.

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Oh, man, we can't hear you. Yeah, sorry. I muted my test. That one that Lucy's are that Amy? No similar to what you similar to what you've done. It wasn't the disc test. It was. It was something else. We could actually have the lady who does these tests on our show? Yeah, they, they actually got her email. So we should we should organise that and do the test and have her sort of go over it. And, and, and yeah, run us through it. Hang on what date is it today?

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This is freaky or this while CPUs 6666

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No, it's the sixth of the fourth. Yeah, but it's six, no. Six, April six, and we're doing Episode 666. No, but what I was gonna say was was creepy. Is this test was done this day in 2010. This is exactly 10 years old today was the sixth of the fourth 2010 Wow. Interesting. Wow, that's crazy. Yeah, I mean, it's it's kind of cool dude. And

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the places on calling in Collingwood.

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Wow. Started

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Mercury's in retrograde. Have you not seen that? Did you watch Tom Segura? Is Netflix special? Oh, he's very funny. Very strange to him. And people will look at his ID and be like, you're born on the 14th of August. I'm born on the 16th

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I mean, that's pretty that's spot on the same day, same month, 10 years ago, but the bigger question is

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Is that a decade ago? No, no, it's definitely

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I've actually just done that, um, personality tests that Lucy sent through. I can't live

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night. Let me just let me he's kind of like his iRobot

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No, I came back is Jim from the office?

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That's funny. Jim from the office. Which ones Hey, which one? JOHN Krasinski? Oh,

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yeah, yeah. That is funny. That is funny.

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Hey guy.

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Love you feeling feelings stuff.

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Right.

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Tammy? Shannon sent through a couple of questions which are from these like reflex the game. The cue cards are the cards that have questions on them from flex flex mommy's flex mommy's reflex cards is the flex flex flicks. No, I think it's flex mommy. Flex mommy's Hello.

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My Mike's Mama, Mama.

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So the two that she sent through if you accidentally killed someone, would you turn yourself in? That's a hard one. But definitely turned myself in. Yeah, if he killed someone or accidentally killed it, yeah.

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Yeah. You get yourself in and then the other one was, what's one thing you did that you really wish you could go back and undo?

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I mean, pushing that pushing that

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you know that pint bloody shelf? Sorry I'm shy back. Yeah, I definitely go back and there was no use what was the use of me putting that over? Absolutely nothing. Why am I killed a few that I've killed a few rats in my time on, killed a few mice. I want to put mice into a cup and shook them and then froze them for my snake. Oh, how do you do it? It's I mean, do you have

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To do the shaking before. Yeah, because I said, What is that? It's done. It's done. It stuns them. But that's I mean, the thing is I wouldn't even own a snake these days, but I own the snake and stuff. pay money to buy the little mice that you're facing. Why can't so? Well there's because you can't just have dead mice in your certain house. Why did you get it? What happened to your snake?

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Well, I had two snakes, children's pythons. One died when I went away on holidays and my brother was had to look after it and came back and did what he died. I think it was just sick. But it was it was timely that I was away in my brother was tasked to look after and then it died. But now you'd feed it mice until you breed them because it was cheaper. I don't know this is the thing. I mean, I had so many pets as a kid, like this is this is a digit when you click on from

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this picture up

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every way that sells snakes is what Ember would

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wear of aquariums. They used to be wanting Glen ferry road on the corner. Yeah, run with the pet shops in shopping centres that really suited Oh yeah, the one shop I went. There was one at Bondi Junction for years. Does this really cool thing? Do you think the reason they got rid of ah man I got probably has you know, it's pretty disgusting Really? like you'd go into the shop. And like, be looking at like puppies and cats that are in fucking glass boxes. Yeah, it's not an ideal queen. gronk is not happy in the comments. She's saying that Shannon and her brought up this personality test at the 11am chat and will completely ignored it.

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She's She's also said it's pronounced Mommy, Mommy, mommy. Okay, so.

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All right. Well, let's do the personality test.

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After this and put it on Instagram, yeah, right. This is the one the TV star one.

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Yeah yo definitely I mean, as the guy from the office Why?

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Or maybe

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you probably come back more like the rock

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if you if you came out as Dwight that'd be great. Now you'd be more Ricky device to be honest if there was one from the office.

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Yeah. As the guy Polina says I think they banned dogs from being sold at pet shops. feel like that would be that would be good.

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Because it does seem a little bit

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bad I don't know like you remember, because we used to go to Zoo like how do we feel about like Melbourne Zoo and places like that now.

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They don't have good hate on them but they they are much better establishments. Then most like the ones Melbourne, Sydney, Toronto.

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Like these are better places they don't have. What are they doing? That's different to Joe exotic though. Oh, he's just come back that was breeding them to sell to people that kept them in their house in Vegas, or just their backyard like.

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So yeah, I think I think we probably we probably have better. I don't know. But we surely would potentially have a bit more strict laws than on zoos and that sort of stuff. Definitely. But I mean, Pan polar bears. You can see polar bears at zoos these days. That's pretty fucking full on. Anyway, I actually went to a, I went to a zoo in Indonesia, in Serbia. And it was like a, they call it like a local like, it's like a local tourism. It's not really

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like there was no non Indonesian people there. I was the only one so people were actually taking photos of me at the zoo.

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No, it was this was it was so sad because it just looked like the Shannon saying conservation. They help rescued engine wildlife. That's good.

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That's what I'd be saying if I was running

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very convenient, it's getting some bad hate, you know? No, but I think it potentially also help with braiding as well just quickly just because they're a couple of births, but I think that might be like species presents is pretty slow on the breeding, though, like, Yeah, why don't they just pop in the mouth? I think they just like if they've got a couple of pandas and they're only a couple left that just trying to help it out. But yeah, I mean, the real the real dad ones that like say, well then what are we sending steps to the zoo? for that now?

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Let's pop a few out. Yeah, the

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I can't remember I was gonna say Can I just say do you think it's okay to continue to wear that hat with Tiger on it?

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I think it's relevant. That's why I'm wearing this one. double down on it. Yeah.

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Joe over here. Joey was the last time you guys went to a zoo.

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I went to 2012 great year I went to the San Diego Zoo. Yeah. That's an epic epic zoo. Oh, that's what I was saying Indonesia. They had like Australian animals and you could tell that they were just back in like, you know, like half a wing or whatever. Like they're just been taken into a cage or whatever, and sent over there.

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But they had everything. It was like a zoo, but then it also had like a mini world in it. And so there was like a Eiffel Tower. I'll I'll send some put some photos on Instagram was

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according to the the Google search San Diego Zoo is the voted number one zoo in the world.

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Later well now based on the teacher

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Is the

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that pizza at

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Joe exotic place?

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Do you think do you know that that was the main Costco? Yeah, the left Walmart way that's my deal, but looked at the actual base the tomato base and stuff like meat lovers would have been outrageous. Yeah, real disgust.

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Can you explain what they you know there was a bit in the Docker where they're like,

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if you put through the meat at Costco, if it's if it's left the fridge, they can't put it back. So were they

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were they going to Costco by taking it out as if they were going to buy it was that well, like give you a credit card declined at the checkout. And you know, and you had to take products out, and you just like, I'll leave that 24 ounces of steak, and then they're not going to go put that stake back into the coal fridge. And so they

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up giving that maze to zoos and stuff. So it would just happen enough at enough cost COEs. Think about how big these stores are and how many Walmart or what any any big supermarket i just i wonder. It's like when the gronk sleeve, you know, she's in the fridge section or outside of the fridge sections, putting a water back on putting a thing of milk onto the shelf, though it's not your last unit if you're doing that. There's a lot of use learners

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to try and be funny. I just confused it. Anyway, tomorrow, guys, we've got Matt D Avella on the show. from LA. Yeah, live. He's and he's in LA. I live in I am. Yeah. Do you have any admins, Dan, Tom says, No, just give us something. What if you got a content idea?

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What do you think you'll come out your ability to have my life hacks to be honest? Okay. And so do you think you're a good conversationalist? Do you think conversation?

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Driving? Probably not. What? Drive driving. Okay, sorry I thought you meant speaking while you're driving. Okay drive driving conversation probably not but I'm if if there's if I've got, like stimulus and stuff and it's okay.

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Yeah, I feel like there's stuff that we could do there for you. Just yet dialling in the because I don't think it's that much of a jump feeder. I would love to see you drive a conversation. Does he need banter cards? Does he need some kind of point do we could do a banter card deck like, like a deck of cards or we could even make it available digitally, digitally.

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Digital deck digital deck.

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But what about if we Yeah, we could we could,

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you know, I could imagine that people could flick through so Banta So, like, 100 I could provide you with 100 questions. How are you going? Speight you spoke?

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You've spoken with them?

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By demo data, just go for it. Yeah, you will you speak to five hours. What are you talking about? are you leading the conversation? Mm hmm. None, probably not a lot of the time. No.

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I mean, enough to talk Josh.

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Today, listen to each other's breath. So Grace is definitely what she's driving.

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But I think we, we did. I mean, there's different parts of this like you get a bunch of stimulus so you can drive it off of that, but I don't think that's like,

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necessarily drive

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In the conversation I think that's just reacting to what's going on. Josh he's testing and learning we know

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like, a lot we're I used some of my best banter gear on grace when she first came into the call before we went live the other day I asked her and what was her favourite cuisine? And then if you had to pick one restaurant to be at your house for time, right, what would you pick? He's

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you've got two options here. It says keep doing what you're doing. And either right or do Josh has questions which will make you just seem like a robot. I don't think there's much as much as it achieves the banter bit. I don't think it achieves the just going with the flow. Just feeling out the vibe. You know, you like you just like it goes a bit caught. If you can have one food and you know, I think it's actually in that Bryce's. He's a great listener.

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I think that that's the point. I think

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I think just having a few prompters a few questions, but you need to be like

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yeah, I just think let's put together I'll put through 100 quid I'm just gonna do right now I'm just gonna go through route 100 questions and pick a few key hints and see how they go

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all right we'll finish off there we're gonna have a meeting after this anyway. People are saying people are turning on by the pain in the in the chat it's gone right did you see what butterbean roadie said? I don't wish it on anyone but it'll be great for content if Josh got coronavirus Yeah, but a baby's projecting. Um

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I don't want to be better being hurt people hurt people. So seriously, by the bank, joining the chat and

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just don't gang up on batters don't get better. Bane is just trying to bring banter

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He's he or she's been a bit off. But um yeah, I think we can

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I think we can redeem by the bang. He needs your cards.

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What who does who needs the pads

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now better beans got he's trolling doll in May. He doesn't need any cards. He's prices I don't mean that in a bad way he's that he actually is a great listener. She says I don't shut up though. And so that's a thing like I think it is a good quality to be honest when

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Bree finishes work

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and save we're walking home saves is very good at just like listening to all the drama from all like our so this person said this but I'm thinking this and then I got back I email this person and

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so sieves is very good at that type of thing. You know, what are you thinking when you're listening? You thinking every

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I mean, sometimes sometimes you're actually like, sometimes just

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Thinking of what to mention next or what to talk about next, but then other times it just comes to your head and you just say, keep listening. What is it? Have you ever worked out? interesting questions like if you were to give, you have to give someone three questions for good banter, what are three that you get really good responses from? What's in your Spotify playlist? No, it's not. Don't Be Dumb. Well, what are the actual three? It is hard it is

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teaching anyone how to do Banta

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there and it crosses like you're gonna think about it

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is more than just the question and the word. The words in the question. I could come up with three right now. He's three top of my head not even thinking. If you had 100 bucks to spend at office works, what would you buy?

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Can I just get it? Can I just get some feedback in the YouTube live chat if you got asked one of these questions on

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To date, what would you think? Because it's still not taking into consideration that you're just feeling it out listening. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, so you know you said that what about this? Like it's what's the last thing you thought about before you went to sleep last night?

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Already Oregon Oregon This is a show why how not to get a road?

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Why? It's being curious

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I'll give you some more for free.

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I mean, the screen time one's a good one. I think screentime banter is great and we leaned on heavily.

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You know, when you say these, these scumbags that trying to sell to guys how to get girls and how to do I think it's up there with that shit. Like, I'm not even I think that this is, this is more just how to be human, not how to pick up

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I'm not I'm not telling you how to pick up. I have no idea. I've been out of the game a long time, son. But

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But

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I think you're doing it right I think you're doing it right. You know what you know how you get better at it. You have five hour phone calls with a person in another state and you just talk and you're getting there. It you just do more of that. And you and you, you become the guy you want to become

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mate you've got questions break the ice, but don't seem all that natural in conversation. When it depends if you're talking about office works or not.

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What was your favourite got a good segue? Yeah, what was your?

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Like? What was your pencil case? like growing up? What did you have for school lunches? Who was your best friend growing up in school?

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What was your favourite subject?

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tape you're literally go through

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Scroll through what I would be doing. I would scroll through

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anyone like if you're meeting up with someone or you're having conversation, go through their Instagram, find out who they're following. Find out what they've previously posted. And you could base at least on then I could, literally but he's so like, Josh, that's psychotic, in my mind. It's not psychotic, it is actually many. So But no, all it points out is there's two different ways to or there's multiple different ways to approach it. Because I can imagine you do that. And then you're linking and referencing somebody that you know that they will then connect to because you're like, I follow them. Like, I needed

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to be, you know, yeah, I saw this. I wants TO, there's that approach. All these Haven't we just, I can listen, and respond.

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Alright, do you know what listen response camps are?

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So hang on. So it's a not for profit. So this is why I do LinkedIn.

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So did you know Grace was a camp counsellor at Edmund rice campus? Okay, now you just being a absolute stalker. Yeah, but this is what you can do. This is literally what you could do. I don't know if you want to do that. Wouldn't you rather just find that up by her mentioning it? Yeah, there's that you could you could easily like have heaps of things to talk about. Based on all like, based on this. It's just filled out at LinkedIn completely. You've

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I don't understand the No, I just think that there is something in the curiosity of clicking through.

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just scrolling through Instagram, looking at tags have you looked at what what's being tagged and things like that? Probably not. This is Shannon.

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This is not like, Grace is great. And I can imagine the time behind the Genesis.

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What are your credit card details?

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So, like the blazer she's got like seven badges on her school blazer from, from 13. I'm not even. Can you read George? Can you read George's comment, man? No, not you, Josh Mason, and then. Yeah, George says protective nice. Now's your chance. Fine. I wasn't fuck I gave it to me on a platter too, wasn't for you to read out. It's for you to act on what he wrote.

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Stop googling. And he says, okay, she's asked, I'll stop. But that's I didn't have to Google publicly but that's the sort of shit that you should it could easily be doing. Should okay.

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I just think that there's but this is the funny thing. No one's willing to say it. But if you're googling someone, he seriously not you didn't Google Amy. TJ

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not not while I am in a meta. I did all the things you're talking about.

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before needing to go home Of course, of course you look at their Instagram, you look at photos and shit like, Yeah, but I'm not I'm not using it to then for my next meetings combos, and

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I'm learning about the person speaking to them on the phone, just listening, talking, but I think that there's list there's lots of different ways of listening. I think that one of them could be

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yeah restraining order is why

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you over bait like, no, this is fine. Looking at a public stuff. This isn't. This isn't stuff that what it but what if I want it to be what if they don't want it to be public, whatever this is, if you can type in someone's name, and the content appears it's public information, and then it'd be fine. If I enter the card number, and I used it, and I saw what it says Shannon's saying, JJ, you've missed a mark your power. Jim is saying JJ This is not good advice. And Campbell says

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Don't let go of Brady.

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I think that this is

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I think I read it. I reckon it's a bit out right now. I reckon it's just a bit outrageous.

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So, yeah, I mean, you're really informing everything from it. It's not about informing but just being like, Okay, if she follows Jessica Alba on LinkedIn, what does that mean?

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Maybe she's just like fools guy. My question would be is wise, just get over on LinkedIn? Just can't oberer is a very successful entrepreneur. Yeah, no, but I don't think she needs LinkedIn. I think is it? I think she's like, Janae I think she's like Janine Alice sort of thing. Like, that's sort of my that's a very big compliment for Janine Ellis.

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She

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makes Josh a good interviewer slash question. asker but perhaps it doesn't transfer as well in early friendship.

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Josh I had to give you pushback when you asked me in the first thing in the morning what's the great what's the best part he died was a holla I was like fucking what's the highlight? He dies like, bro I've been awake for three hours

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I know I would be looking at I just think that there's just so many

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opposite like state you're talking about stimulus. So how do you get stimulus?

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Yeah. And so I think that you could just look at that you know what?

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What music is she suggesting in these documents? You know, what does that what does that mean? I get it I'm Shannon said I have hobbies that listen to database. Yeah. Oh my god. Don't save just be you dude. Just give it your best. As Shannon said, Jessica Alba is a thought leader. Yeah, just get up as a billionaire. And I want sorry, Rodeo Drive. I saw some pepper artsy snapping. And I ran over to take pictures of the pepper Razzies taking pictures of somebody and then I saw Jessica album was there.

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like, Damn, that's, that's Hollywood baby me one. Alright, so daily talk show. Do you think actually being honest for a second, like dumb shit aside to see the value in what I'm saying? So

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I mean, it's I'm not gonna do it but bits and pieces

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like that as a no Josh? No which bits sort of resonate with you?

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Well, I mean,

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yeah, I mean some of the stimulus stuff but I just I just think it's nicer to find that out through talking to them and it just popped popping up normally instead of being like oh yeah like in my mind I saw that on LinkedIn so you know there's a

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talk there's a conversation point you know what I mean like it's just

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the way you you the way you worded that question was to get a positive response and where He then took the answer was to the negative of that when she

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got there quicker is what negative Didn't you like what was the

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And what I just said

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it's great show Baker says you do use ABS which I think the the thing is that saves is still what the age were you still working out who he is and how he does things and so if we can steer him even half away some way and the poor the poor kid is having to do it on a show live on youtube right this moment. So on that note saves you can draw down that saturation in your face and a feeling that you can actually feel hot on your face do you feel now it's not hot it's not you know, you know?

51:41
We love you saves don't don't think otherwise.

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That's the this is the way I'm showing love. I look like I'm putting myself out here.

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Like it look at the comments. Clearly it would be better if I just didn't say anything. Shannon says steer

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down the wrong stock apart it's not there's there's a big difference between stalking and getting to know someone through their online activity. Because if you're good at stalking now

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now it's fine. This is all fine.

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Tomorrow the vein vein in the middle of your headsets, Shannon, it's because I've noticed that so much more I reckon the light just

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I think it's all my knowledge working its way into his head. There's a lot to take in. It's a daily talk show. You can listen to us on Apple podcasts on all the podcast apps, Google podcasts as well. Spotify, that's a good place for it. And youtube.com forward slash the daily talk show if you do want to watch us live as TJ said, Matt D Avella. Live from Los Angeles 11am Melbourne time tomorrow. Otherwise, have a lovely

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Monday night. And you know what, like if if you

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Listen to what I'm saying. Maybe there is an opportunity of like, ah, maybe I could ask a few more questions or maybe there is something about being a bit curious here. You know, stocky partner. Yes. I think that's good advice. And he and he did that in about three seconds.

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My guys have a good one. See you guys.