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It's the daily Talk Show Episode 857

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it's weekend banter. Welcome, GM Jess and Mr. 97

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Yeah.

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What are you as your energy man? You're right, man.

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I'm all right actually. I'm actually feeling pretty good to be honest because I mean, I actually had magnesium despite what happened to Josh earlier in the week. I took some magnesium last night and had a relaxing sleep so

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okay, I don't

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know if it was the three tablets but

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you think you think that the issue that I have essentially Okay,

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you took how many G's

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oh well it's a it's a little powder. So it's about seven and a half grammes that you put into a cup of water and mix it around.

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Oh, I got an AZ option from I think

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it tastes real naughty.

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I spoke about this yesterday spray.

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Yeah.

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I've got it. Got an issue with the spray? I just think that it's like somebody who thinks some sort of herbal painkiller is gonna solve their severed arm pain problem is like right when he spoke

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to me face or the back of your kneecaps

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I just I think it's the I believe the people that are using magnesium spray are the ones that also think that eating chilli is elevated their metabolism by a

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magnet I mean you haven't been in the gym community much of light TJ but it's a massive that like the magnesium spray for like athletes and stuff is a really big thing.

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What is it got alcohol in it? Like what's the absorption I'm just trying to work out the intake like ingesting and over ingesting it. Like if we look at those two,

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well apparently it really really effective in like the joint especially if you're training or whatever from a joint perspective. It's actually

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Because we got a couple of athletes on the show that way.

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But now I'm just all I'm saying is that the magnesium spray is actually, like it's not a woowoo thing like this is it's actually like a it's more

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if you spray it, not taking it in because it I don't know, like the actual terminology, but when it goes down, it doesn't work as effectively, apparently.

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Well, I mean, it's probably a similar thing for those salt baths, that Epsom salt things. That's the whole point of it is magnesium. Yeah. Is that what it is? Why apparently this magnesium and Epsom salt that's why people do it. Yeah,

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yeah, look, I'm sure it does work. I always just think that probably ingesting it like you did, mice is probably gonna have more of an impact than a little spritz on your skin that you probably end up wiping off because you're all over

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the thing about this like damn. thing about like hormonal stuff. Like there's stuff I remember Bree had to take something as like patches. And it's like, like, you can fucking combine one Change you can completely change your body based on like something that's topical that comes through the skin.

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Now of course of course, but that's a hormone. That's a hormonal hormonal pattern.

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Yeah, not

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vitamin A spray. A vitamin spray over the honey. Vitamin spray over a hormone patch. There's a big difference. Big difference. Okay, I'm not a doctor.

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Experiment.

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Yeah, I don't think they're in the same sort of area you're looking at absorption through skin, which I get. There is like

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spear oil. The same thing with you. The point that you're making though was if you sprayed it would just like fall off and also like but there's a bunch of medical things that I use, you know, of course, but

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magnesia is a vitamin, like you're talking about serious, seriously formulated medical products like hormone changing patches or things

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like made up of what I didn't know like, I don't know enough about this stuff, but I feel like you're wrong. I don't know enough to actually argue.

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Well, I guess the the document is which one which one's more absorbent, the one that you ingest, like mace does, or the spray, which was the

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definition most what's the definition of a vitamin? So magnesium is an element or whatever. And so if you think about it's like, what is what's the definition of a vitamin,

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an organic molecule that's essential that is an essential micronutrient which an organism needs in small quantities for the proper function of its metabolism.

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And so, TJ, you can't say that like a vitamin isn't a important thing. Like it's not like I didn't say it was. But you can say that there's this distinction but Having a vitamin and having like a synthetic drug, because sometimes, like we know, like, a natural thing could be just as powerful as something that's made in the lab.

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It sure, sure, but I just think the intensity of getting one from the skin versus ingesting is probably a lot different. It's probably like different, like you rub marijuana into your hands, you had that you have the use key, like heaps of it to feel any effect through the skin before or you smoke it and you're stoned in a second where you ingest it and you're stoned very quickly.

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That would mean not being a doctor, I feel like 70 of you very so something What are you saying?

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Well, so I've just read through an article myth or reality transdermal application of magnesium. And so this is a study. And this is just in the conclusion. Otherwise, it's like web At ncbi.edu it's like a it's one of the US study websites, okay. It's like it's like it's an official study that's been like cited and stuff. It says we cannot recommend yet the application of transdermal magnesium, it might be able to get into the lymphatic system beneath the dermis and enter into the circulatory system, bypassing the regulation through the GI tract and here by increasing serum magnesium, so it could, I don't know,

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but they don't recommend it. Look, to be honest, I do it keep doing it. I grew up with a mom who was all about the sprays and the drops and all of that stuff. And now and I always just felt like there was more power in your mind with using these sort of natural remedies than there was in the product itself. Which I guess is then policy by works that like I just said, yeah, that it's that it is the end so if you believe it, you know, achieve it, as Tony Robbins says

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so make me Spry will work on me but not you. That's pretty annoying, isn't it? Yeah.

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And she said, Oh, yeah, everything comes at a cost.

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Maybe I wonder what happens if you drink it?

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It tastes good. It tastes like I'm

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cool. You know, I meant the actual magnesium spray but the

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Yeah, because like no it does amazing.

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Have you guys have you seen that someone? One woman in New South Wales took home? The lotto tattslotto $60 million. One person did you say this? would be annoying? Must be nice. Yeah. Well, the thing is, it's one of those things where it's like Brie went and got our coffee this morning. And it's the classic. This is 101 barista banter, isn't it? It's the year about the person who won tattslotto What would you do with the money and so the barista said Who else also owns a cafe she said that she would Give a if she won $60 million, she would give $1 million to each of her family members with a family member. Exactly. And so what's everyone's take on this? Let's start with you, Jess, what are you doing if you win $60 million.

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I would give money away to my family and close friends. I don't know how much I need to work that out. But I'd also have always dreamt about this. If I won. I would get everyone and we'd go to like Europe or somewhere amazing and spend like a month and I'd pay for everything. Oh, yeah. And I also want a dog so I'd buy a dog too.

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Sims hobbies are really expensive at that moment in Korea. rundown.

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I know that I need to buy a house to have the dog so

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there's no issue 60 million, you've got 60 million that there's no issue here. This is true.

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Well, so what's the deal with tax?

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no tax. Actually

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not 101 if it's one

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badass, it's locked into this. It It's a I mean,

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that's a really going down the rabbit hole of winning Tesla was just fucking booking an appointment with

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you if you're worried about the tax on it, even if they take the 50% you've still got 30 million so just play with 30 million at this point.

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Well, don't worry. You get you get taxed on your winnings. You didn't say on your earnings sorry, on your earnings. Of course if you invested then you

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put it in the bank you pay tax on the interest earned on it

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for sure. Yeah. What would I do with it? I'd probably

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drink out of time. Yeah.

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That was a joke.

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Yeah, move out of home and or start paying board. But no, I would. I would probably go through the process of getting five but my own fibre connection run to my house like I'd probably purposely find a house it's a little bit. Yeah, well, that doesn't have a fibre connection and then just go through the process just because I want my own dedicated line. You know,

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most you would like you winning

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60 million and you're getting a fibre connection.

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Yes. Yeah. Yeah, I completely respect that because

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you know, it'll cost about 30 to 40 K to get it installed. Yeah,

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there's a guy by the Josh as well like you don't anyone p backing off it. So yeah,

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yeah, dedicated line, you want to run an ISP, but the there's a guy named lon ello. And I think it's long.tv. And, dude, he's a dude in the States. His YouTube channels great. And he has just, he's just getting fibre and he spent like 20 grand, and he's getting fibre installed to his house and he is recording the whole process. And one of the interesting things is, yeah, like the power lines that sit above, like, ya know, the road I never think about that. Just do you think about the power lines that that are above us?

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Not often. No.

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I was thinking about them this week, Josh because I was looking at and I can't see him behind me. But there is We've got a nice suit where it sort of perched on a hill and you can see power lines

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or a line that goes from above to your roof. Yes, yep. Yeah I find that fascinating right and the

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the new the new estates that are all underground

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South Australia I believe have no overground power lines like it's all similar

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similar to New Zealand like you don't notice it until you're there and you've been you have this moment be like oh my god where the

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fly drove all the estates in Bendigo just like all you were you might have probably bought their house and land packages you know, they've while you're grinding it out down here in Victoria. They all have also a power Yeah,

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now that I think Yeah,

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yeah. And so the

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right doesn't work either. That's what I did.

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On the on the fibre thing the so lawn is getting the instal you've got to go watch the video if you're interested in this stuff, but he they instal the Five out on the power line above. So it's actually like rapid or they sort of tie it all up. And so sometimes I didn't realise this. But those power lines can also hold other things like foreign lines and fibre and that sort of stuff, which I thought was interesting. Well, you can tell. So at the front of our place, the other place that I was living in, some power lines came down. And we were like, oh, what are they? We kind of got up a little closer. They were power. They were phone, telephone line cable, but they're on the same. This sort of like below on a set of four there's like, yeah, a bunch of different cables. I wonder what's around me. So this is a thing so underground. Yes. But there it seems like maybe what an initial investment in the underground stuff and then it's it's good but seeing how quickly they could roll out the sort of above the official and especially regional. Yeah, gone up. What if it wasn't? No, no, no. You have to unit TJ you need to work out like this is a place. It's like a commercial thing like the next commercial property that we lease, I've like guaranteed we're going to get the fibre line. And the thing is that

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it doesn't mean we should tentatively have it in our business plan that we could buy that building.

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Now, I think the thing like so what the price of the commercial fibre line at the at the moment, here we go is set, it's about 700 a month. Like we pay 350 a month for our internet, which is point to point wireless. So because we can't, we couldn't get NBN at our office, we have basically fibre that there's a there's a building that has fibre that spits over their connection to us via wireless technology, which is point to point. The annoying thing is it's like it's affected by weather and things like that. But that's like the part of the technology that a lot of like school And things we'll use nowadays to like connect up campuses or that sort of ship. Anyway, the thing with fibre from a commercial perspective is like tPj will do it for you. But and it's like 700 a month. But then if you look at the contract, it's a minimum spend a $47,000. Because you need to, you need to have the instal for a long time. So if you've got a lease and you know that you're going to be there for I think it works out to be what maybe eight years or something is that the life of the contract? It's definitely worth it like having a gigabit, like all the CO working

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spaces, they have it all, but they not have any gigabit like it's so like the that's the opportunity to also go to, you know, for gigabit of say, like, you know what I mean? Yeah, definitely. So like, it's, you know, and think about like eight years time, you're absolutely going to be unlocking that speed. Like, there'll be offering that sort of thing. So yeah,

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it would be nice, wouldn't it? I mean, just your eyes realising

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like zero, okay

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yeah that's privileged Josh anyone who just would shoot take the one gigabit def like a champ like this is Matt Yeah

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my dad texting all these mates you know

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my friends are running like 20 gigs a month or something I've at least got unlimited NBN okay.

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At this point about yeah like dad like

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my Netflix work occasionally and to do my job and that's it, you know,

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your job real quick.

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It doesn't affect me.

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It affects us

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and you need to support us please do. So. Okay. savings. You just focus on the internet with your 60 millions are

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disappointed in you don't nice I'm not so

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nice about this about either I get the opportunity, like the chance of ruining a family by just giving out cash. You know, it could could go pear shaped. What about you bring on a financial advisor? say like, we know barefoot? I give barefoot a call and go Matt just 160 Can you tell me some investments or some areas where I could take the money that I'd give to say you set aside a million bucks for every family member. But then you put it into something where it's like, this is your nest egg. Now you don't have to work or you are going to receive the Yeah, you could but then so you set up each individual. You could do it as a trust,

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but what I thought would be like might, you're gonna need some big fucking backups. Let's do this.

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It would go wild. Yeah,

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but unlock the next level of pockets.

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Yeah, I didn't tell you about this.

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You gotta carry these buckets on the truck. If

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that's what you need,

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no, but so you you make an investment or you buy a home that is in their name, but they can't sell it. It's just in their family, but then they have free accommodation. So you're doing like, just out of the poverty. Yeah,

no, but no, no, it's the it's all about you just, you know, you've purchased it for them. And then Jess, I thought like the imagine a super yacht in the Mediterranean. with your mates. You got 30 of your friends. You got a chef? Josh, I mean, Josh is spewing over

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it like, to be honest, like you'd buy though.

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by ship. Yeah,

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yeah, I know. But I was talking to a mate who's got a bit of money and he was saying, like, can basically do anything. If you want to burn your money really quickly, like, boats and planes are the main thing right? Like if you take out a super like If you remove the super yacht thing, and you remove the the like private jet thing, it's just like what else can you burn your money on?

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I think I think boats are one of the things that if you're not into boats and you have a superyacht, you've probably got a real issue with just burning money up because I reckon I would live on a boat for good six months I easily read aloud. Kula would you eat more fish? That You Might I would need magnesium sprite from the backflips I was doing off the side of that fucking boat and the Jets game that I'd be doing. I believe in magnesium strike at that point. No, but I you gotta love it like, the likes. You'd have to like boats.

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You know, you love boats.

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I like boats enough to get one. I've got my boat licence. I could drive the superyacht. Could jet skis. Yeah, yeah. You can. Hang on since Can you look this up. Probably How would you how

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I could not I couldn't I wouldn't drive a pan. Oh, Cruz. Look, you

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know, guys, I know you're trying to make fun of me here but I know my rules and if it's a commercial vessel it if it's a commercial vessel, I cannot drive it. I can drive up to like 100 and 150 foot boat or something. Look at upstairs. Come boat licence. What's the notes? Tommy

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I can drive?

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Yeah, we'll cover and I'll be humbled if it's not a super yacht. Or anything you can think

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I'm just scrolling through.

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Yeah, it's big.

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licence.

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I'm sorry. Uh, what do you know about weather?

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Oh, man, I know. good from bad weather

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out 99 three different types of clouds.

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Absolutely no idea. Why do I need to know clouds? Well, like,

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I believe I've watched her love vagabond which is like this couple that sails around you got them for a little while. Yeah and they weather is a big thing like understand it but then also understanding the currents and like maybe a little bit different being a super yacht but I still think relevant

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100% but I mean, I would be the guy flexing driving out of the port in Mykonos and then fridrich A my Spanish, you know, head sailor would jump in, and I tap him on the boat and say Good work, buddy. Yeah.

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You can even get like a weather special specialist. Oh, dude, what about banned from CHANNEL SEVEN? She could be on your boat Jane chambers. She could be your official weather person.

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I feel like Jase has opinions on Jan, Ban lazy side.

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What are you gonna do about the boat? licencing? Jess,

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um, the best thing is, is that you can drive a jetski

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not well, unless, you know, you need to get up PwC power watercraft, and that's the only reason I got my fucking boat licence. You need one to get the other. It's a dual course. And so I think I've used it once in about 10 years. And so like

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that you have one. Is it the equivalent? I'm definitely not, you know, underplaying what you've got TJ but is it like someone who gets their pilot's licence to fly a drone that then tells all their mates they could fly now Nana Nana,

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Nana, I could you can't you can fly a drone without a licence. You can't drive a boat without a licence. Like you're not allowed. It's illegal. There are

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some airlines you have to learn how to it's like driving a car like you don't know how to do that. But you've got your licence when you go yells it's bloody hard driving a Bart light because The current site take it

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also, what about

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you, you can get licences for a lot of things and be completely inept at the layout of this the skill set to be able to do it so you could get a truck licence and then forget everything in the truck, driving, you know, test and then be out on the road driving a semi trailer carrying

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TJ anything that like any fun facts that you know about boats that you can teach us through having your licence.

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Not all of it. Literally forgot all of it. Literally forgot all of it.

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It would be great. Like pyrotechnics, I've talked about a lot. I went down the rabbit hole of inquiring about getting my pyrotechnics licence. But yeah, you have to do a lot of you have to basically work as an apprentice on one of the like, for instance, like say that You use evil whatever, you have to go when it's all very fucking like manual like, you know, like it's computer like a lot of it's like it's all activated through like computer systems, but there's a bullshit in it of having to like, fucking get on, like get down if I can

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do dangerous. Have you let five o'clock before?

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Yeah I actually when I was in the US in 2014 Nissan and I were in Florida and there was a big fireworks place and we went and we bought like 40 bucks with fireworks It was a bunch of fireworks and we then looked up the rules of where we could let them off and it turns out that it was only for like farming it was for like scaring birds and things like that but they fought the but the way that they sell it in is it's like you can just do it. And so we then went around to the sheriff's department This is at like 9pm. And like went there and we're gonna knock on their door and say, hey, we've got these fireworks. What can we do? And they none of them were there. And so we called them. And I said, Hey, get out I put on like my Australian accent. So I'll get I, my name's Josh. I've just bought some fireworks and I'm wondering where I can let them off. They said, Oh, you can only do that for agricultural purposes. I said, I've already bought them. And he said, Okay, we'll just find a spot. He said that he didn't have an excellent Australian accent. He said, I just find a spot where there's not many people and you can let them off. And so we went on to the side of the road. And it was actually for Brady's birthday, which is such a so it's like home or buying a bowling ball. Right? Yeah, I got fireworks, we're gonna let them off. I'm going to film it and send it to feed If time and so I couldn't drive because I was under 25 and we had a leased car so we're on the side of a highway I'm in the passenger seat filming as night and the other thing is we thought nice answered lighted as well because he was a US citizen so he wouldn't be deported if we were to get in trouble whereas if I delete them just being a traveller I would have potentially been deported. So anyway, nice I'm left it and then I've got footage we can put it on the Instagram because it's me laughing in my high pitched voice as well as nice and dry and like quick and then as I was driving off as you just say, fucking like fireworks going off on the side of the highway. It's fucking sick. That right so yes, I love that I sort of

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fireworks before. Um, what would you What would you get Josh with your money? You're winning?

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Yeah, what would I get? I think I would probably from I'm not much of a real estate guy in the sense of like thinking about it from a market and selling shitting all that sort of thing, but I think that I would just get a nice place. Melbourne, somewhere in New Zealand, somewhere west coast of the like I'm talking probably spending about, I think like main home in Melbourne, spending around couple meals, three and a half to four mil and then spending about 1.5 to two on one in New Zealand so 1.5 in New Zealand somewhere somewhere where there's like nature, it's almost like a bit sort of holiday like vibes somewhere in maybe somewhere like San Diego would be nice. East Coast of the US as well. Close to New York, probably somewhere like Hastings on Hudson, where Seth Godin lives I like that sort of area where it's all sort of like leafy and and nicer by someone there. And then you'd obviously need some way or in Europe and Asia. And so I think

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maintaining all of these houses, I just feel like you

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know, so this is the gift so I'm not giving anyone any money. But basically, I think I'd probably get a place in Singapore to be honest. I've never been very important in the airport. So I just feel like it's got that sort of bit of a hub vibe. But yeah, the thing is, I wouldn't be I wouldn't be doing a thing around like giving all of my family cash, but it's just like I would just try and organise that you know, we've got these houses and it's like, you can stay out have a calendar system you can book in a basically become a Hilton

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calendly you're just you're just a lazy kid booking you slot. Oh,

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yeah. Speak to my fucking pa Do not call me.

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Yeah, and so the thing is, like, Yeah, I mean, you're probably spending out of the 60 male. I'm spending around 15 mil. On these properties, and depending on you know, I think that for somewhere like Singapore, you'd go an apartment where?

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I don't know, like, be expensive. Singapore is expensive. Good.

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There's a bunch of tech companies that like, set up they're like, I think they were doing a lot of incentives.

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We're not gonna do we, we should when it is open, we should do a team trip to Singapore, because you can get cheap flights. And yeah, I reckon it'd be great fun.

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Let's see. Singapore.

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Have you ever been no, it's it's close. So it's like

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he wasn't I have some bullshit because

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six or seven hours. I mean, it's purely like driven for you really feel poor when you go to a place like Singapore because you see the people that have the money and you've got the the shopping centres with all the Great places but the food's really good the markets like you go to the sort of dingy vibe markets that have the street food but the streets are completely cleaned Yes It feels so safe there's no rubbish anywhere you know it's beautiful when it when it lights up at night you're seeing all the you know the small city takes like 45 minutes to drive from one side of Singapore to the other like it's small. It's really small one of my

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buildings as well yeah

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all the buildings there and all those like tree the tree things with the all the

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inside garden that's like what is the tree?

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So Marina like Marina Bay Sands Have you seen crazy rich Asians yes

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what I started watching it but I didn't finish them watch crazy rich Asians and that's what if I said there's there's a

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mixture this isn't looking good for CDs, which is

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why would I want a scholarship to go and do a semester there university I want a bunch of cash on Really, and then you just

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climbed it. The San Diego girl couldn't handle Singapore. What was the deal?

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Well, I was living in Melbourne then but

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I just, I mean, the money was great, but I would have had to forked up a lot more money to like stay there for a bit for a semester. So

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was that through your uni or something? What was that?

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Yeah, for uni. Oh, that's cool.

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I feel like if I was to have ever done the whole university thing, I definitely remember when Brian and I two years ago we're in Boulder, Colorado, and to be gum. college town. And I was just saying a brand like I could be a college student here. She was, like 28 at the time so you 28 is fucking wrong. Yeah, but never seen it. Yeah, Singapore but the KL in Malaysia. I love KL I've really fond memories. have like I've only been there once but it was like a very like I really thoroughly enjoyed it and I hear that Singapore has similarities to KL but just a bunch cleaner and so

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and probably less political and

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yeah, yeah shit going on so for me that's the thing it's like that Dubai is you know I felt like Chris fayed who is on virgin radio is really famous over there. It's crazy, isn't it? fade fit is good he's like ballsy like he's always doing shit and he's fucking like he was at a hotel and someone asked for his autograph and shit. Yeah, radio personality. It's pretty

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Australian dude though jet

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an Aussie guy. And so he he's always talking about how safe it is and all that sort of thing. But the thing is, I think that similarly, with Singapore, TJ it is that like when brain I went there, you do feel a bit puv Like there are a lot of bling bling a lot of like there's a whole if you look at

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luxury cars abandoned Dubai, love that to really shoot really shoot you'll see all these like dusty Ferrari's it's like a car lot full of dusty old supercars. Oh my god, it's it's crazy. It's crazy. Yeah, I mean those those places are driven by this sort of elite like that crazy rich Asians in that movie there's the family that this guy is from is one of the most, you know, rich families in Singapore. And that's like, and you just see the kids in the cars they drive and I mean, yeah, you just don't, I should have been born into.

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So do you think do you like the idea of me having places good idea or bad idea? I

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want to know why you don't want to give people money. Like what's the justification because you don't want people get greedy.

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No, no, it's not about that. Because no, I think and maybe this is like so money. I think money is just as the transaction doesn't necessarily enable a better life. And so I think being aware of that, I don't think I'd be doing crazy shit. Like, if you think about not talking about fucking like anything crazy, it's like buying places and also think so it's like an uptick in a lifestyle. So it's increasing lifestyle. It's increasing the I think the thing is experiences, like so much of life is about experiences. And so if I give people a bunch of cash, I think that potentially it creates more stresses because it's like, Okay, what am I going to do with this money? And what am I going to potentially put it in areas where it's not going to add to the life and so the thing is that most people Want to, like get a lot of value from working from doing all of these sorts of things. And so the name of the game isn't to fucking like, get all of like, people who retire unless you've got some fucking good hobbies, you end up dying young. And so the thing is, it's like the name of the game isn't to like, be like mom and dad doesn't have don't have to work another day in their life. Like, they get to fucking just take more leave, go away to cool shit. So that that's my justification. Does that make sense, Jess? Or do you think I'm ill informed?

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No, I like that justification. I'd like to add to it if that's okay. Yes. Because people might need like petty cash for these trips and that kind of thing and lacks some nice lifestyle. Some lifestyle changes, which you'll need to divvy up some cash for, but I feel like you could do that as a case by case basis.

34:50
Yeah, I mean, the thing I reckon,

34:52
but if they're getting a house for free show the cash No, they're not getting asked for for a job.

34:56
They're not paying

34:58
rent. They're getting free. accommodation which is exactly so, so they're getting lots free, of course,

35:04
but the food thing like I think there's definitely like the opportunity especially, I mean, I don't know if this is too luxurious, but you could be supporting small businesses where you've got like, at that point, if you've got that many properties you're needing to sort of maintain so you like support, you've got like a cleaner for each one you've got like, but potentially it's like, it's like an eBay every place is like, this is our favourite Thai place here. And there's this like, it's like a bit of a community vibe, you sort of I would finally start speaking to my neighbours.

35:39
What about libraries? would you would you have your own library? Never gem?

35:43
So what would it have been? across? None and what would happen is every, every location would have a specific sort of theme. Not in like a tacky like Oh, we've just entered Hawaii guys put all their lives but in Like a so this area this is about adventure and like, whatever it is, and so then you'd have I would get books from, you know secondhand books on those specific things. And so for instance, if you're in San Diego, San Diego there would be stuff that's geographically specific. So it's like San Diego like over the years or whatever it is or like an old like Encyclopaedia of that or even having there would definitely be a place I think that would be my creative writing. Yeah, home or whatever. And that home would have more stuff around like typography and like letters and like text

36:45
that's a Bill Gates vibe.

36:50
He has a he has a place somewhere I don't know where but he goes away for a week he disconnects from everyone including his wife and sits down and writes everything and reads everything and just that tooth like, decompression kind of time. That's being totally great. He goes to the thing quake in quake. Yeah.

37:10
A lot of them

37:12
are like dogs over there. diplomacy.

37:18
This is a horror movie. So

37:20
yeah, it's the daily talk show. Maybe we'll, we'll see everyone in the one of the plays euro, Europe, Euro, Singapore. In what place in Europe, a lot of people would say Barcelona, but there's just too much sort of political stuff going on. Yeah, London, Paris, please. Sure. Paris and I'm not like a people. I don't like I'd probably be more likely to go south of France go somewhere like me. Yeah. Anyway, we've got that sorted. calm. Well, where to go to the lotto. All

38:00
for the letter we need to hold on and if this is what we're giving each other except for mace, he can just Hi.

38:05
She's not doing Should we start doing a show? A show ticket, where we do it for the girl and how it all yeah

38:13
breaks up.

38:14
Yeah, that would be a nightmare.

38:17
Enjoy your Saturday and we'll see you tomorrow guys have a good one. See you guys