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00:01:23.600 we also have tickets remaining in atlanta georgia and saint louis missouri uh those shows are in

00:01:29.280 april uh get all your tickets through theovon.com slash t-o-u-r today's guest is that tennis bad boy

00:01:38.240 uh love love baby we'll see about it um he is a professional tennis man and uh he's a commentator

00:01:46.800 uh he was a finalist at the 2022 wimbledon he has his own podcast called good trouble um very

00:01:55.760 excited to sit down uh with one of australia's most unique personalities today's guest is nick

00:02:02.800 here he goes

00:02:29.840 um thank you guys for coming man uh yeah nick curios yep curios that was pretty good that was

00:02:38.120 pretty good and you have you have a new podcast of your own yeah it's called good trouble good

00:02:42.780 trouble yeah yep just uh had gary v on jay shetty had a couple cool people gordon ramsay i thought

00:02:47.940 about what about by curious would be a name by curious yeah we look there were definitely a lot

00:02:52.080 of spin-off of names was there yeah but good trouble being curious yeah being curious yeah

00:02:57.160 yeah yeah i'm trying to think of a different one um hey curious i don't know that's kind of italian

00:03:03.840 but yeah um dude thanks for hanging out with me man and yeah thank you guys for welcoming me in

00:03:08.520 your country it feels uh my biggest audiences are here really yeah yeah i mean all my mates

00:03:14.080 we we we like what you like what you bring oh thanks man definitely um what's it been like for

00:03:21.080 you recently i know you kind of have had like a little bit of a break from playing tennis right

00:03:24.560 yeah i've had two surgeries now in the last year uh had my left knee had a right wrist surgery as

00:03:31.080 well so just trying to get back healthy man i had best year of my career yeah finals wimbledon

00:03:35.860 love and life and then a couple injuries but it's good man i like being back in australia because

00:03:41.300 if i'm healthy i'm traveling like eight months a year away from family and friends so just for

00:03:46.620 tennis it takes that much a commitment yeah well it's there's tournaments every week you play every

00:03:50.960 week in different places different countries so i'm pretty happy like not to be injured but spend

00:03:57.440 some time with the families yeah is it dangerous like i would be scared because comfort gets kind

00:04:04.140 of dangerous you know yep like you're comfortable or you have just a even just getting to go to the

00:04:09.780 like the things i miss when i'm away from home it's even just getting to go to the gym with my mates

00:04:14.080 like little things like that it's like that would keep me from going and doing

00:04:17.900 some dates sometimes some shows it's like i just want to have this normal yeah does that kind of

00:04:25.200 shit start to like worry your brain at all like yeah well that's what i was missing the like for 10

00:04:31.180 years i was traveling week in week out i missed just waking up in my own bed like spending time

00:04:35.680 with my dogs all my friends like going to cafe and i guess i'm getting that now which is good like

00:04:40.880 i'm definitely spending more time in australia i'm busy though like you know how it is even when

00:04:43.740 you're back home you're trying to you know have meetings or be busy and stuff but yeah look i i

00:04:48.880 don't mind just being from canberra and chilling in sydney a little bit yeah yeah in tennis because

00:04:52.960 i don't know a ton about tennis i used to live with some people and they played it a lot yep and they

00:04:57.080 had a little bit of money they would drink wine and like eat like a lot of um charcuterie and stuff

00:05:01.880 yeah but they would do tennis during the daytime you know and the skirts i like the skirts on the

00:05:07.000 women do you and um but outside of that i never knew a ton about it you know is it like because

00:05:14.980 you've gotten to be at a level in it that's that's really impressive right appreciate it when you get

00:05:20.040 to certain levels you get to see what the next shelf is like or what that you know you get a

00:05:24.860 better look at certain things right do you see that there's like a thing that makes some people get

00:05:30.460 to an elite level like is it extra training is it commitment is it just nature like is it just that

00:05:38.440 some people just have it like um i'm just curious about like what it what it's what can you see once

00:05:44.520 you get to your level that um that separates the elites and i'm not saying you're not an elite player

00:05:52.500 no do you understand what i'm saying i was about to just yeah go where you're going is like i'm

00:05:57.020 probably really like i'm really good i'm elite but then what separates me from someone say like

00:06:01.640 novak jokovic or you know rafan like the greatest of all time like for me i was partying a lot when i

00:06:07.040 was playing like i would play then go to the pub like and i wouldn't i don't regret it like i love

00:06:12.020 the fact that like my agents or my team had to drag me out of places at like 4am like i love that

00:06:16.840 shit yeah but at the same time like that was what separated me i guess from them like they were so

00:06:22.080 diligent so consistent like now i'm i'm a lot better but obviously when i was a bit younger but

00:06:26.240 though the consistency that they've shown over decades is why like they're having way more

00:06:31.760 success than i have is some of it nature do you think do some guys just have a different element

00:06:36.680 like a different gear that god gave them or do you think that uh it's like a commitment thing like

00:06:43.540 because i'm just curious because tennis is such a solo sport it's like golf it's like um i mean

00:06:50.520 there's there's no team really it's just fucking you out there yeah i mean i played my longest

00:06:55.860 matches four hours and 52 minutes oh my god and i was having some serious that's like watching

00:07:00.080 oppenheimer but having to play the whole time yeah it's you have some mental serious some serious

00:07:04.680 mental conversations with yourself but i mean yeah yeah like uh and then you have like you got to do

00:07:11.480 that again for seven days straight to win a tournament basically no way is that true that's

00:07:15.680 like a grand slam yeah that's like how hard it is mentally i mean but the consistency like for

00:07:21.860 instance my nature i wasn't willing to give up like the fun aspect of things whilst i was playing

00:07:27.040 where like if i did that definitely i probably would have had more success but i've had so much

00:07:31.340 fun in my career like those are the memories i'm sure you i can't talk about them here but like those

00:07:35.600 are the memories you take to the grave and oh yeah and then that's like i wouldn't trade that for

00:07:39.560 grand slam there's no way yeah but that's the trade-off yeah you're like kind of like john

00:07:44.700 daly have you ever heard of him a little bit yeah i've heard of him yeah you're like kind of like

00:07:48.300 that or john knightley maybe because i think he partied during the daytime more because

00:07:51.840 he would yeah he would that guy's still partying i've seen him i live in nashville tennessee i've

00:07:56.980 seen him get a couple times an ambulance is his uber basically and he's coming that's pretty crazy

00:08:02.700 that's a lot oh i've seen him the ambulance got called and there was some confusion as to where he

00:08:10.160 was like on the premises and he went and got in the uh shotgun of the ambulance he went and got in

00:08:15.640 the passenger seat and just waited he's like what the fuck is taking you guys so long yeah just

00:08:20.720 sitting in there gee whiz and they're just running around with like a little uh i'm not sure what it's

00:08:26.240 called um what's some of like and i'm not gonna just grill you about tennis because i don't know

00:08:31.980 a ton about it yeah but i do want to get like some thoughts that i had like what are some things like

00:08:36.980 because football you kind of know what the physical aspect is and like the training yep what is shit

00:08:42.060 that people don't know that like like tennis training like well tennis is a tough one because

00:08:48.260 you don't know when you're going to play exactly like when the schedule comes out like for instance

00:08:52.040 soccer or football or nba or like you have an exact time when you know where the game's going to start

00:08:57.860 and the duration of how long the game goes for where tennis is you don't know what time you're

00:09:01.840 going to play where it could be at night could be first match at 10 a.m could be at 7 p.m and then it

00:09:06.620 could go for an hour and a half to five hours oh so it's like how do you train for something

00:09:10.580 with so many different intangibles and variables that's always been a big challenge for every

00:09:14.900 tennis player it's like you train for something that you don't even know what's coming and there's

00:09:19.720 no teammates you're out there on your own um and i think that's why tennis players for me

00:09:25.740 this it's one of the toughest sports in the world because we're going you know one week we're in

00:09:30.120 asia one week we're in europe in the states for maybe a month then australia it's like different

00:09:34.860 different diet different food different time zones and it's like you got to adapt and have that

00:09:39.780 adaptability to be good and that's that's tough because most other professional athletes like

00:09:43.400 set in stone preparation food sleep that's what in tennis is like you just have to just go with the

00:09:49.720 flow dude i would really struggle with it i think yeah there's like no routine really you have to try

00:09:55.220 and find yeah it's hard oh my god that's why i've lost my marbles definitely yeah oh i can't even

00:10:01.420 imagine yeah i mean and from australia as well it's worse we have like two tournaments a year here so

00:10:05.640 the rest of it's just traveling around living out of a hotel oh to live at a yeah because it's hard

00:10:12.400 enough for me like i know i guess i sound like i'm complaining i don't it doesn't sound like we're

00:10:16.480 complaining no it's it's it's definitely a nice lifestyle like learning about cultures and meeting

00:10:21.100 new people and traveling to the cool but it's not like oh i think a lot of people think when i'm

00:10:25.520 traveling i'm like enjoying going sightseeing like i'm working like you know i'm playing i'm training

00:10:30.940 i'm going to bed like yeah it's hard it's not easy yeah i mean last night like i get off stage

00:10:35.860 and i know that i have to do this today right i know that i have to edit like a previous episode

00:10:40.540 and look over it you know so i'm up for two till probably at two i went to sleep and um and not

00:10:46.520 complaining it was cool but it's not like yeah you get to get out sort of walk in the park right

00:10:50.480 yeah and yeah there's some like dame that's hitting you up she wants to hang out but you're

00:10:54.420 like i know i have to do what i gotta do or it's gonna be you know multitasking yeah i'm gonna save

00:11:01.460 this freaking you know i'm gonna save my nuts for curious you know that's what i was thinking

00:11:05.520 nothing not in a gay way but i'm just gonna save my energy i'll i'll look off

00:11:09.360 um dude also uh the food is totally different here like uh the food is totally different the

00:11:20.520 eggs are different dude if you get to a country and the eggs are different that can throw me off

00:11:25.020 for a fucking week wait do you like the eggs here like the cafes are good here like are you a breakfast

00:11:28.900 guy or a dinner guy i'm a breakfast guy there's good cafes here you like coffee i don't i like some

00:11:34.560 of it sometimes it kind of fucking i'll get a little bit weird on it but i gotta monitor how much

00:11:38.880 i drink but so i'm doing green tea right now there's a lot of caffeine in that too though

00:11:43.620 yeah i make sure i get the low caffeine one right but yeah i feel you because some of that shit

00:11:47.940 yeah australian coffee is good though is it yeah very good yeah i'll give you a list of good cafes

00:11:53.620 you should go to after yeah tomorrow you're leaving on tuesday right yeah yeah definitely some good

00:11:59.120 cafes you gotta go to i don't know you probably can't go out in here in public can you um it's pretty

00:12:03.980 it's it's not bad it's got uh this is like i i never realized it really until this time

00:12:08.840 that this is my biggest audience you know it's like years ago when i came my biggest show ever

00:12:13.580 was here like just of numbers of people coming yep and then this time it's been like that and i'm

00:12:18.080 like wow this is really must feel good it's in it's crazy but i just kind of forget that then i get

00:12:24.320 here and i'm like oh wow so many people say hello and it's nice um we are friendly people oh dude

00:12:30.460 too friendly people are just they're so fucking friendly you almost want them to fucking stab you or

00:12:36.900 something you're like you can't handle it not much of that you're like just rob me or something

00:12:42.560 at least you know i'm saying but you just want to feel at home you want to feel like you're back in

00:12:45.480 the states you know yeah like oh i don't know i can't relate to that i do have a lot of friends in

00:12:49.540 the states but it's so nice here dude yeah it is not having just the constant threat of crime or

00:12:54.640 murder yeah yep big time it's just so relaxing um yeah i was thinking about that like um i wasn't

00:13:05.880 thinking about anything really i guess but um what else is going on you think i mean i gotta do i gotta

00:13:14.460 do another podcast after this no uh yeah do you really yeah your own no not my own just i'm jumping

00:13:20.260 on a mate's one oh wow it can be a lot sometimes huh yeah i mean trying to juggle around i gotta

00:13:25.620 somehow find some time to train as well gotta keep the missus entertained oh you got a wife oh no

00:13:31.360 she's not my wife but she's my partner yeah oh yeah yeah yeah she needs attention she does yeah

00:13:37.240 and what do you like to do with their lady you guys go kayaking or what do you guys do no look i'm not

00:13:44.280 like i'm australian but i'm not like a true blue aussie in the sense like i do like crazy australian

00:13:49.200 stuff like i'll probably i'll get dinner tonight with the i'll try i don't really want to drink any

00:13:53.960 wine because then if i have one i'll have two then i'll probably go out i don't want to do that because

00:13:58.300 i don't want to feel like shit tomorrow morning yeah well you what about you what are you doing

00:14:02.100 tonight what we do we got a show and then the show starts an hour early so we might be able to we

00:14:07.800 might do something after if you the only thing the only reason if i will go out tonight if i'm going

00:14:12.360 out with you then i'll i'll come wow that's the that's i'm gonna give that deal to my missus if

00:14:17.900 the other one wants to go out i don't care what else is on the schedule that we're clearing it

00:14:23.320 dear christ then we'll tell tell the miss to put on her heels then i'm down all right cool she got

00:14:30.300 no excuse then yeah dude so if your tour starts back up for tennis how do you jump back into tennis

00:14:35.780 do you just can you just go back in at a certain point or do you have to wait till a season starts

00:14:40.920 what's it like so basically there's a ranking system uh-huh so by me not playing for the last like

00:14:46.200 year and a half because of injury i lost my ranking but i have like a protected ranking of like 20

00:14:50.280 okay so i can come back at pretty much any point in time when i'm healthy and i just slop back in

00:14:56.360 basically is it scary to be like all right i'm ready to go that seems fucking big time because for

00:15:01.760 me as a player like there's obviously a lot of eyes because i'm very like controversial and stuff

00:15:05.540 so because you're almost black a little like yeah maybe in a very white privileged sport like

00:15:10.540 tennis um oh people see a guy with a people see a guy that's been in the sun for a half hour and

00:15:15.680 they're like oh look at this brother trying to cause trouble yeah there is a bit of that there is a bit

00:15:19.860 of that um but yeah so i guess when i'm playing it's like oh he's coming back and there's a lot of

00:15:24.400 pressure on it so i need to make sure that when i'm ready to go then you're ready for all that

00:15:27.780 exactly because it's like i can't i don't fly underneath the radar which would be nice sometimes

00:15:32.000 yeah it's like what is he gonna do now exactly yeah is he gonna you know chew gum during his

00:15:38.540 match or what god forbid i do that are you allowed to do that yeah you can do that yeah

00:15:42.640 i mean i've done it yeah but like yeah you're right like i walk differently on the court and

00:15:46.560 people are like look at this deviant yeah yeah exactly gang member yeah literally i should show

00:15:52.680 you some articles after this it's crazy it's crazy yeah oh dude is there any good moments where people

00:15:59.220 yell shit at tennis because it's such a refined like if you want to get a good like it's probably

00:16:05.320 it's frowned upon right because it feels very organized out there yeah wimbledon like you can't

00:16:09.840 say a thing like it's very like you can hear the royal family's there like i was cussing in front of

00:16:13.960 the royal family which was funny like it was good gave him gave him a show but u.s open so loud new

00:16:19.300 york's crazy um but people don't really i mean now people are screaming out a lot like really yeah and

00:16:26.280 like i mean i told like there was a time at like in cali when i was playing and ben stiller was in the

00:16:32.740 crowd and one of his friends was like telling me how to play and i was like fuck that i was like

00:16:36.580 right are you good at tennis like why are you why are you speaking and then i said to ben i was like

00:16:40.400 do i tell him how to act yeah like no like i like i love ben stiller it's hilarious but people do

00:16:45.180 scream out some pretty crazy shit racial stuff sometimes pretty really yeah it's pretty and you're

00:16:50.240 not even are you no no i'm half malaysian half greek oh god yeah i am mixed yeah but you'd have to

00:16:57.180 have a damn calculator to get racist against somebody like you i feel like you gotta you know i'm

00:17:01.400 saying you gotta really have a chart or something yeah people are so diverse now if you don't really

00:17:06.760 to really be a good racist you have to have yeah you do your race edge yeah you gotta at least be

00:17:11.900 able to do some math almost i think that's why a lot of racism is disappearing because there's a

00:17:17.260 barrier to entry now because people are so mixed you know yeah um what do you think about when you

00:17:24.500 see some of these matches like they just said didn't they just have jake paul was gonna fight uh

00:17:28.500 what do you think about that shit man it's fucking crazy isn't it it's fucking dumb i think

00:17:33.980 like well what are you expecting what do you think the outcome is gonna be well i think because i

00:17:38.380 thought that jake paul would have lost by now even fighting these guys at some stage but he keeps

00:17:42.820 winning like i know that they're not like in their prime or whatever but the whole background was

00:17:46.860 fighting that's a good point and he he keeps like somehow pulling it out like if he pulls this one

00:17:52.020 out i don't care how old mike tyson gets i'm not even fighting that guy until it because i did he

00:17:56.120 actually sat down on my show he's fucking crazy really yeah like i felt i would not fight even

00:18:01.120 if he's seven years old i'm not i'm not fighting you what he just felt like he had that danger in

00:18:05.720 him yeah yeah exactly well i asked him what would you be if you weren't a boxer he said a fucking

00:18:09.500 criminal like stone cold eyes i'm like okay nice um so yeah if he pulls this one out what do you think

00:18:16.540 well i think i mean well jake fought like nate robinson who was like nate should never have taken

00:18:24.280 that fight like tarnish his whole basketball right it kind of was a nicks legend and it was just kind

00:18:29.400 of like oh can jake beat a black eye that was kind of the ambiance of that when it felt like and then

00:18:34.260 people were shocked but then he fought woodley which is tough which is tougher but woodley has not

00:18:40.500 been the same fighter he's been for years and he hasn't been a good punch thrower what about diaz i

00:18:45.420 thought diaz was going to get the job done yeah that's a good point and then and then silver like i

00:18:49.160 thought these guys are like some of the greatest ufc fighters of all time like especially silver right i mean he

00:18:54.260 picked great names but then now he's kind of gone into boxing he fought fury yeah he lost that okay

00:18:59.320 he lost that one right he lost oh yeah that's right he lost to tommy fury and i think tyson could be

00:19:04.460 still a little bit better than i would rather fight fury than mike tyson yeah i think well i don't i mean

00:19:10.500 they had that tyson against jones jr fight a few years ago is that right and it was just them hugging

00:19:16.680 basically it was basically you paid 50 to watch two brothers hug and uh which i would do i believe in you

00:19:23.400 you know you know i want all my black friends to do well and everything i believe in the community

00:19:28.420 and the culture but it's like actually yeah i would actually pay 50 to watch two brothers hug for an

00:19:34.320 hour like that would be a great pay-per-view but they build it as a boxing match yeah um jones was

00:19:40.020 gassed out early well was tyson gassed too yeah uh but they kept they hugged so quick after any exchange

00:19:46.980 it was hard to know they didn't want to like force it or risk it yeah it almost seemed like it was like

00:19:51.680 uh um does this hurt tyson's legacy if he loses it i don't think so i think his shit is so locked in

00:19:59.460 yeah you think that now he's all yeah i think it is is it staged at all now that's the part i don't

00:20:05.660 know i don't know if tyson's gonna agree to say hey you can knock me out yeah that's what i'm saying

00:20:09.860 so you know and because some of the weed can't even knock him out like dude that dude is taking

00:20:15.140 on let's say this yes he fought uh leon holmes or whatever but he's also fought you know uh purple

00:20:23.340 hooker 4.0 weed you know what i'm saying or whatever the strains are you know he gave me a box of it when

00:20:28.460 i was in uh did he really gassed out monster or whatever they keep coming up with different flavors

00:20:34.080 you know kiwi prison and shit and you're like fuck dude this shit is fucking hard dude detroit for

00:20:41.040 your lungs is a new flavor i'm like that's alarming so i think if he can beat all of that when is it

00:20:49.440 when is the fight jane well jake had a fight the other day he fought like a footlocker manager

00:20:55.220 yeah he basically fought a guy i'm not even joking nobody knew i didn't know who he was yeah even the

00:21:02.560 guy's father was tweeting like i didn't know my son was involved in this yeah it's like yeah

00:21:06.240 well there's a good fight right now joshua and angana is on now that's a good one oh uh anthony

00:21:11.560 joshua and francis and that's that's on right now i think at this moment yep oh wow manny oh joshua

00:21:18.220 won anthony joshua wow surprised by that actually i thought angana was gonna win that there's something

00:21:23.500 so lovable about angana you watch him do anything yeah that's you know he's a big man yeah i would watch

00:21:29.000 him eat a piece of birthday cake for one hour on uh pay-per-view yeah he's he's he's pretty good

00:21:35.240 physique i'm not gonna lie and there's just something charming about him you know like um

00:21:39.740 there's something about some players and athletes like that's one thing i do love about the ufc

00:21:48.720 is that you can get to know some of the athletes yep right like you get because of the press

00:21:54.200 conferences they give them yeah and um the interviews at the end of the fights and stuff

00:21:59.720 you start to get a little bit of an idea of who they are you know like um i'm a huge poirier guy

00:22:04.860 oh yeah he's fighting soon too i saw yeah yeah he's fighting tomorrow um and this will come out next

00:22:11.180 week so he will have just fought but uh yeah i love him i love i mean the diaz guys i love the guys

00:22:17.380 that i don't even like because you just get to know them like they're either the villains or they're

00:22:21.940 you get to see their personalities online sugar sean he's fighting um it's just so entertaining

00:22:28.400 there are a lot of characters on now that i'm thinking about it yeah uh but i think i think

00:22:34.080 jake paul could really bang on him it looks like i don't want it i i think it i think it hurts tyson's

00:22:39.500 legacy if he loses like that's because no one really talks about who he fought back then now it's just

00:22:44.340 like he did what he did and he achieved it and now this is if he loses it's going to be everywhere

00:22:48.440 yeah yeah it's a good point huh like when do you say hey i'm good with where sure he doesn't

00:22:55.280 need the money and is he in the right mind who's signing that deal for him i don't know i don't

00:23:00.820 know i'm gonna i'm just gonna be watching you know he fought who else did he fight he fought damn

00:23:06.740 lester douglas he fought fucking 50 shades of cannabis he's fought everybody he's fought everything

00:23:13.860 he's fought delta eight probably when it first came on the market that guy fucking

00:23:17.700 you're fucked no i'm just saying he that guy there's nothing yeah yeah he's but he's been

00:23:22.640 through a lot like he told me that he'd been through like i mean he's obviously he's been

00:23:26.380 pretty open about it but he said that he he burnt the wick at both ends like he used to party like

00:23:30.920 crazy and fight it's nuts do you feel that ever like oh as you get a little bit older you're like

00:23:36.240 oh i can't even do that shit anymore no oh you're still good yeah we're still good yeah

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00:26:06.980 oh yeah dude i had some yeah dude i had i uh because i don't party anymore so i had one time i relapsed i

00:26:16.340 was in but i was in where was i in cleveland what were you doing in cleveland i don't know it ended up

00:26:23.760 being drugs oh i know that it was supposed to be work and it was but i ended up doing work and drugs

00:26:29.020 and then um yeah the next night i had a show in indianapolis and like oh it's horrible i've been

00:26:34.860 getting like ivs all day and had to go on stage and just felt kind of rattled you know i was miserable

00:26:41.200 what do you do now to just stay on the straight and narrow nothing i just got off of vaping so but

00:26:46.860 i'll have some fucking um what will i do i'll have some fucking pepsi max or i'll fucking slam a couple

00:26:53.100 coke zeros and just i don't know squeeze my fucking penis sometimes i just i don't try not to jerk off at

00:27:01.840 night really yeah because i think i have better dreams and like visions and stuff if i don't

00:27:08.340 so i'm trying yeah i'll just try to just sometimes instead of masturbating i'll just squeeze my wiener

00:27:14.500 as hard as i can almost squeezing the devil back into my body the fact that you say all of this like

00:27:20.620 that last two sentences with a completely straight face i i believe you thanks man yeah i genuinely

00:27:26.960 believe you i believe me too man i've i've just done it so many times because for me man if i'm

00:27:32.820 the devil comes out of my wiener that's where i feel like if i had to really you know what i'm saying

00:27:38.420 if i start thinking about something i will fucking i will tie my fucking penis to my foot and kick

00:27:45.420 somebody's fucking neck open that's how i feel you're fucking crazy bro but that's how i feel man

00:27:50.620 sometimes but i think that's drugs also built up in my system you know possibly yeah yeah and i used to

00:27:55.280 vape i'm actually like maybe 11 days off of vaping right now yeah get off the vape it's fucking

00:28:00.060 horrible it's killing children yeah no i don't like vaping it's oh dude you see they had a uh with

00:28:06.420 that vape shop blew up you see that bitch finally somebody's infiltrating these places

00:28:11.480 here's right here what did a vape like explode of explosion at vaping warehouse look at this

00:28:18.560 in michigan of course any vape any vape at any time can kind of fucking do that though look at them

00:28:26.460 blasting off like fireworks like is it good that the same things he's getting inhaled into people's

00:28:33.080 lungs yeah shit that's in fireworks would you take a firework over to it look at this this looks like

00:28:40.960 gaza and look there's some kids running up trying to get free vapes and shit that's insane

00:28:51.780 they don't blow it in just catch them oh yeah dude oh i'm sure there's some fucked hard

00:28:57.400 just four buildings down just with his head out there just

00:29:00.920 yeah oh yeah that's cranberries i'm glad you're off that yeah thanks man it's so it and

00:29:09.020 yesterday i had a moment where somebody had one and i looked at it and then i didn't even think

00:29:14.600 about it and it was the first time that my brain felt like oh thank god i'm not doing that yeah dude

00:29:19.680 good it's horrible and also you're a fucking adult and you're vaping and people see you

00:29:24.580 and you feel like you're just a pedophile it looks like it's for children you know

00:29:28.660 yeah i mean so so you don't drink anything anymore no alcohol at all

00:29:32.600 no right now because i'll buy drugs that's why yeah okay did you ever get on did you ever

00:29:37.220 did you ever drink much yes really yeah i still drink a little bit yeah yeah yeah i don't mind

00:29:43.500 yeah if you're good at it fucking do it yeah do it until you can't do it vapor though i'm glad i

00:29:48.720 that solidifies it i'm never gonna ever touch a vape again well yeah you saw that imagine if

00:29:54.160 somebody took a bottle rocket up to a seventh grader yeah and just lit one end and said hey

00:29:59.900 bub smoked it you know what i'm saying it's like tiny like it seems to be safe fuck that it's got the

00:30:05.540 same chemicals as a fucking fourth of july in it yeah you know nuts that's just damn alarming but

00:30:10.900 yeah i think i'm sure there's probably people trying to get those vapes now like uh explosion vapes

00:30:17.940 that's the thing they'll just mark it as like a new thing it'll be a new marketing tactic

00:30:21.500 like come get these explode you know that's social media though yeah somehow turn something

00:30:27.060 like that into a positive yeah it's pretty alarming um what else do you see can people you can't vape

00:30:34.780 out on the court anybody ever smoke at halftime during y'all's games we don't have halftime but

00:30:39.040 um no like look i mean i've the closest thing to something pretty loose on a tennis court if you

00:30:45.980 see someone drinking like a coca-cola like there was back in the old days i think people used to maybe

00:30:50.840 like there was like a guy who played this actually one of the he played the william sisters because

00:30:56.500 like there was a big thing between like can females and males like compete at the same level and then

00:31:01.920 some guy ranked like 200 went out there with like i think it's you can actually find on the internet he

00:31:06.640 was smoking a cigarette and having a beer while he played the william sisters and he beat them but

00:31:11.200 like he was that was probably the last time someone ever smoked a cigarette on court wow it was one

00:31:15.540 verse two no he he versus serena i think venus first and then serena after so there is a difference

00:31:21.500 in level between there's the masculine and feminine play usually i mean i believe so yeah i mean well

00:31:27.280 there's a genetic difference there's a yeah you know there's two two separate tours yeah big time

00:31:32.060 there's a scientific difference there's also probably a difference in where your body can even move i don't

00:31:36.540 know what they are but because i think women have a different um

00:31:40.700 cossacks or like uh i don't know what it's called hips or whatever you know i don't know i'm not i

00:31:47.540 don't know man yeah but yeah we we we play for we play like grand slams we play best of five which

00:31:52.520 can go for like five hours and if you play against a woman or people like do there's mixed doubles

00:31:57.900 there's mixed doubles oh there is like i played i played with venus against like someone else yeah

00:32:02.300 wow mixed doubles is fun i think mixed doubles is actually should be played more because it's

00:32:07.420 entertaining right like it's more fun seeing both sexes on the court at the same time in my opinion

00:32:12.940 for the fans like me i never thought i'd play with venus williams it's pretty cool yeah wow i went to

00:32:20.260 wimbledon one time did you yeah i was doing a comedy tour over there in england and we went to damn

00:32:26.460 wimbledon i remember walking up and being like i don't fit in here at all well i didn't know what we

00:32:31.020 should do i felt like you had to like at least be able to play an instrument or something to get in

00:32:35.500 you know i just felt like you just yeah just ticket that's it yeah i was like damn i don't know

00:32:40.340 the violin or whatever you know what i'm saying it just seemed very you know and i remember saluting

00:32:45.220 people at the gate or whatever and the guy's like what are you doing yeah yeah now wimbledon's

00:32:50.500 it's very proper yeah that place hasn't changed in 100 years does y'all sport feel too proper ever

00:32:57.420 for me i mean well i just i grew up loving basketball like i love nba watch it religiously and

00:33:02.980 when i played tennis i always felt like i was a bit of an out like a misfit right i didn't fit in

00:33:07.680 well so then when i was walking to places like wimbledon i was like this place is it's crazy like

00:33:12.640 it's so against what i like i was watching i love watching basketball entertainment american sport

00:33:17.420 for me in general is like where i fit in i feel very at home in the states oh wow so yeah yeah it's

00:33:23.120 for me it's like being at the library i feel like yeah that's what i mean and i don't like

00:33:26.820 like my personality and the way i am is like not close to how like the traditional sport of tennis

00:33:33.960 is yeah like you know i mean i'm not clean cut at all yeah so it's like i've just been in an

00:33:39.220 environment my whole life that i've kind of wanted to break out of but that's the only thing i'm

00:33:42.820 really fucking good at but that's the only thing you're good at well i'm good at other things but

00:33:46.920 that's where like we all have our right you think you do exactly oh yeah i look at a musician i went

00:33:51.740 and watched a musician play that night i'm like god we went and saw fred again have you seen this

00:33:55.280 guy dj no yeah he's fred again yeah and he was always fred i think but he still is right yeah and

00:34:01.860 we saw him and it was great and um and uh yeah i was like god that's so awesome why didn't i try to

00:34:10.760 do that yeah you know and then you have the instruments and the lights and it's a fucking

00:34:16.140 party you know you get out every night that would be tough no don't you think yeah to try and you

00:34:22.040 got to match everyone's energy all night how'd you get into this has anyone ever asked you that

00:34:26.200 in a podcasting yeah just like you like how did it all happen for you well because i feel like

00:34:32.740 there was a time where theovan didn't exist in my life and then now that's all i see is you

00:34:37.840 yeah so what was the journey like oh that's interesting man um well i'd done comedy for a long

00:34:44.480 time right people forget sometimes i think i don't know if they forget they just don't know

00:34:48.600 they don't know when you go on stage you've been going on stage for 18 years yeah even if they only

00:34:52.940 known you about you for four years but comedy's a tough gig by the way you know i think it's probably

00:34:57.720 similar in some of the sense i mean you guys i couldn't imagine having to do a four hour set

00:35:02.200 but at least you get to hit it to the other person and let them deal with it for a minute yeah for

00:35:05.860 a second yeah yeah just for a second yeah yeah that's true you really don't get much

00:35:10.760 yeah you're like fuck fuck fuck yeah yeah um but then when i think social media really got crazy

00:35:19.480 you know like uh everything was going good with podcasting that really helped because we felt caged

00:35:25.540 up by like the entertainment industry yeah you know it's the same people making the same choices

00:35:29.860 it's a very uh secular group you know over there and it's like and if you they don't kind of pick you

00:35:38.740 to be the per a person or something they see or they don't like you some of your vision then they

00:35:43.880 don't push you forward but if you tell me that i'm gonna fucking find a way forward yeah that's all

00:35:51.480 that's the only thing i've ever known is i never want to do shit your way anyway yeah so i don't even

00:35:57.000 know what the fuck i was doing here pretending i was that's the saddest part sometimes for me but

00:36:01.280 but you know i don't say that like i don't know i say that i think um some of that's in hindsight at

00:36:08.280 the time yeah you you want to go with you want to try the the path that's there i yeah i was going

00:36:15.360 on podcasts and then i walked out of joe rogan's podcast one day and i was like i just want to just

00:36:21.720 have my own thing yeah i just want to have my own thing and thank god that you know there was people

00:36:29.060 like mark maron and um rogan there was a fighter in the kid which was an early podcast with bernan

00:36:36.220 schaub and brian callum like there was just these things uh pete holmes uh there was a lot of pot

00:36:42.520 though and it was like a thing and i just started in my kitchen and then and then social media like

00:36:48.700 people other people made clips and that like got things like to a different place like when people

00:36:54.520 started taking stuff and making it just putting it out there yeah yeah because then you're you're

00:36:59.040 spreading yeah you're spreading it but you're not doing the spreading yeah so but it's kind of

00:37:03.020 alarming too because you then you can't control the spread that's true that's what i was going to ask

00:37:07.300 you because because i feel like today's day and age with what you say and stuff but i feel like you

00:37:10.880 don't filter anything but you're still saying what you want to say like a lot of people don't i know

00:37:15.200 that i can't say things like sitting with you right now i know that i could be as honest as anything

00:37:19.400 but if i said something slightly controversial it would affect my career drastically if you text it i'll yell

00:37:25.960 it out see that's what i'm saying that's what i i'm kind of jealous in that way because like oh

00:37:30.460 yeah i'm from australia right and i'm already against the april like the media is always against

00:37:34.320 me to create this reputation that like i'm a bad guy whatever it's like what'd you even do you just

00:37:39.020 wore high socks dude and fucking threw a tennis racket or some shit but it's like i kind of envy the

00:37:44.900 fact that you can be so honest oh i see well i think if you're already kind of leaning into some of

00:37:49.400 this world with your own voice because that's really what you're doing i think with podcasting i think

00:37:54.100 some people we don't even realize it maybe is that you're just trying to have your own voice

00:37:59.600 right that's a part of it in our psyche i think uh and i don't say that from like a preachy point

00:38:05.780 i say it i think from a realization point even for me just now it's like oh i just want to have my own

00:38:10.060 voice so i think if you want to have that then it'll probably be something that you have down the line

00:38:15.060 yeah you know if you're having seeds of it come into your own existence now yeah i feel like people

00:38:20.020 are embracing it a little bit more but still i would like to be a bit more honest yeah some things

00:38:23.720 one day you'll get to man i hope so yeah because i guess it does feel caged up well i think if you

00:38:28.320 work within a network you know we had this guy trevor bauer on recently and he's a pitcher and he

00:38:34.800 got maligned in the states for some um sexual allegations right and then he played in japan and

00:38:41.540 if it came to be there was never any uh any prosecution or anything that and one of the people

00:38:48.980 pressing charges or the main person pressing charges it wasn't there wasn't any validity

00:38:53.380 there it was dishonest but they he never really has gotten back on his feet for yeah but the damage

00:38:59.340 is probably done because right the damage was done but also i think he had he had been somebody who

00:39:04.620 kind of wanted to have their own voice in his sport like he had started uh he has a youtube platform and

00:39:09.780 he would comment about things he didn't love about the sport as well so i think that kind of um

00:39:16.920 once you're within a bigger group you kind of have to work with the rules of the group you know

00:39:23.960 so who does your stuff like all so you do like your show this podcast and then you go to your

00:39:28.680 show tonight like who do you answer to or do you just run on your own schedule yeah we just run on

00:39:32.460 our own schedule but yeah but but i don't play professional sport if i also was playing within a

00:39:37.240 and then you know you probably if you say something then it comes the tennis what's the overall tennis

00:39:43.280 thing called major league tennis it's just called atp like the yeah that's all it is atp they would

00:39:48.740 be like what's going on yeah you know yeah so it probably cages you up some you definitely got to

00:39:54.180 come when i'm coming back you got to come and watch dude that would be sick epic bro yeah because the

00:39:58.620 only one we could get into at wimbledon i think it was wimbledon it could have been a fucking high

00:40:02.320 school match but we it somebody said it was wimbledon did you even remember the kentucky derby

00:40:08.720 actually what when was it when is wimbledon oh july i gotta look back and see i gotta ask my

00:40:15.720 the fact that you don't even remember that disappoints me yeah because my job is when

00:40:20.720 people like that are not tennis fans they come and watch they actually remember who the fuck is

00:40:24.120 playing oh wow that's what i've been criticized doing like oh he's not even like playing tennis

00:40:27.920 the traditional way i'm like theo von came to wimbledon doesn't even know he played that should be

00:40:31.960 like a message to the atp right now like we're doing a terrible job yeah do they do is it this that

00:40:37.200 they have a tough time like i guess there's fear of like if they start to individualize people too

00:40:43.820 much over the sport then it gives a lot more power to the players themselves i don't know i wonder what

00:40:49.440 that's like like yeah like that i mean everyone knows who the players are who bring fans and why

00:40:56.120 ticket sales get sold and all that type of stuff like everyone knows that yeah and the atp likes to

00:41:00.980 hide the fact that they're they think it's a lot of an equal thing but it's not like the fact that

00:41:07.500 there's a tennis player sitting in your podcast right now like that's pretty cool yeah i think

00:41:12.420 it's cool man this is the first real tennis player i've ever talked to except for my friend's dad who

00:41:18.140 ended up he was kind of an alcoholic to be honest with you but he cheated on their mom but he um

00:41:24.400 played tennis a lot in the mornings i remember and he would um i would catch him at nights and i was

00:41:31.460 looking at porno on the computer but he was uh a good pretty good tennis player i think he was like

00:41:36.900 a 3-5 or a 4-0 did you is that good what is that 3-5 and a 4-0 i don't know he's they might have made

00:41:43.560 it up i don't even know i don't know what was going on have you played before i gotta text my buddy uh

00:41:48.840 yeah yeah i've played man tennis is pretty big in the states like obviously not as big as your

00:41:53.360 main sports but there's a lot of a lot of tennis fans out there when we were children we had to

00:41:57.740 play at school yeah and it was you would see wow some people are very yeah like they have unathletic

00:42:03.500 and they oh yeah that's like my thing with tennis you get like the best athletes in the world you put

00:42:07.620 a tennis racket in the head they become uncoordinated really yep have you seen it happen yep a lot of times

00:42:12.960 a lot of times i've seen some basketball players try and play some of our athletes in australia try and

00:42:17.980 play tennis i think because it's non-contact it's easy oh you know yeah it's such a finesse game huh

00:42:24.480 it's finesse a lot very technical yeah yeah what do you like and if you have a bathroom break how long

00:42:31.280 is that well the rules that's where it gets gray because you can like if you need to take a number

00:42:36.800 two like take a shit you can just be like i need to go straight away and then like like the umpire

00:42:41.000 it's all on the umpire's discretion like no way so you have like a shit colonel or whatever and yeah

00:42:45.700 well like the umpire like an admiral or whatever yeah like an admiral yeah like umpire but like

00:42:50.820 yeah if i need to go bathroom i can go change events but it's like for like 90 seconds no but

00:42:55.300 then like if i need to take like then how do they know i could get sick like i could be sick or

00:42:59.640 whatever so i hate having to pee real fast because it burns a little too i don't know if that's healthy

00:43:04.100 brother yeah yeah that's true that might be a personal thing oh god dude i shouldn't have

00:43:11.240 fucking said that it doesn't burn all the time it just but if you have to hurry and pee like

00:43:15.180 sometimes if somebody's like hurry up and you're like you get stage fright yeah or yeah you just

00:43:19.140 have to pee so fast yeah if you get stage fright in front of yourself then you're just a fucking

00:43:23.780 weirdo i think i don't get that yeah i don't get that dude um but yeah so you have to how do you do

00:43:30.680 you do you give a guy a little bit of a signal that you have to go to the loo or what do you do

00:43:34.460 you have to tell you have to ask him you're just like oh i didn't go to the bathroom your honor

00:43:37.240 can i shit yeah basically like you can't just like get subbed off and go to the bar yeah you have to

00:43:40.960 be like can i go to the bathroom whatever oh my god so it's very much like the old days in the

00:43:45.680 king yeah yeah like the game in my it's a bit old school like it's not gonna be if you look where

00:43:51.700 sport's going now and how entertaining it is like especially with all these misfit boxing matches

00:43:54.940 like all this type of stuff like tennis it's got some work to do it would be cool if

00:44:00.240 at certain points like the net lit up or something and there was like a spice round or something there

00:44:05.200 you go you know yeah but they they they like the way it is but it needs to change how can it change

00:44:12.840 though that's what's interesting too is some sports you wonder if they just if he'd like hit the ceiling

00:44:19.200 almost yeah like in a way i mean obviously competition will always yeah i want people to be there but you

00:44:26.460 wonder yeah i never thought about that do some sports start to um have they just had their time

00:44:32.160 in existence like bocce ball what is that yeah what is it great question i don't know but i know at one

00:44:38.220 point it was one of the top 11 sports in the whole world when was bocce ball big brother you pull that

00:44:45.340 up tennis i guess it's just because they're i think they're afraid to lose the the lifelong fans that

00:44:50.740 they've had you know what i mean yes and you do need those because you do but then you also how

00:44:55.460 does the sport survive gets you have to like i'm not a big i wasn't a big ufc guy at all and now i

00:45:01.920 like watching it yeah you know what i mean like if they just stayed true to their fighting fans like

00:45:06.080 i think they've done an amazing job marketing at press conferences tennis has none of that like tennis

00:45:10.460 we don't even have like if we had a press conference before the match that would be good

00:45:15.700 but now we only have post you know what i mean yeah yeah it could use something yeah how do you

00:45:21.340 spice it up but it's kind of it definitely is challenging because it's like with any brand

00:45:25.740 it's like how do you cater to you know like we have a we have some young audience members i'll be

00:45:32.500 like around you know uh kids kids yeah and they're like what the fuck all people say that in front of

00:45:39.800 their parents and the parents are like you can't say what the fuck yeah i'm like i can say it to him

00:45:43.840 and i'm like yeah i know but i think i don't know this kid if you strip it back like you just

00:45:47.920 you're teaching people to just be yourself and be comfortable in your own skin and you know i think

00:45:53.100 you at the end of the day it's not this is a swear word yeah yeah i think the alarming part is when

00:45:59.360 they say it in front of the parent and then they're like yeah this guy says it and i'm like

00:46:02.840 and then because there's this moment like me and the kid know each other and it's like

00:46:07.100 and the parents looking like how do you know my child yeah yeah like i don't know this fucking kid

00:46:13.080 and then i'll say it again yeah just so the parent knows that i do use the word but

00:46:16.640 yeah and but yeah it's like and then like but yeah there's with everything on the internet though

00:46:21.660 i don't think watching you swear is that bad compared to some of the shit that's on there now

00:46:25.760 yeah that's a good point like it's very less of the two evils that's for sure yeah um what did it

00:46:31.880 say when was bossy ball one of the biggest how do you play is it like lawn balls yes it's lawn

00:46:36.820 balls that's still pretty that's still pretty it's not small now no no i agree and actually hard by

00:46:41.720 the way i played recently really it's a lot harder than i thought it was going to be when we go to

00:46:46.500 the beach uh someone brings it usually the sport is very popular on the eastern side of the adriatic

00:46:52.220 especially in croatia serbia montenegro bosnia montenegra i'll say that um slovenia yeah because

00:47:02.020 people are always going to want to compete but yeah i wonder what you could do to tennis to make it

00:47:05.100 spice up i think if they're you can't put like cheerleaders that would be that's too much is it

00:47:11.480 what about this if they had a chick in a box on the sideline and every now and then she just

00:47:17.280 smiled at a play that would be kind of hard what'd you say say a chick in a box yeah if you had like

00:47:22.120 a dame or what i don't know what you guys call them over here but a female yes of um of chest with

00:47:28.620 with breasts or of chest i don't know how you say it but if you had a female of chest and she was in

00:47:34.520 like a little bit of a cage maybe i don't want to say and then like what and a good shot happened a good

00:47:38.800 shot happened every now and then she just she would just smile a wink you know just something

00:47:42.980 casual and subtle so it's respectful but still just gets a bit more off chest yeah just gets a

00:47:51.280 bit more of like a oh look at olivia she enjoyed it definitely function on a different spectrum man

00:47:58.560 i love it but you know what i'm saying oh look chloe enjoyed that like if this one extra little thing

00:48:03.480 to give it some well if it would get you in more interested then it'll help yeah if you got to

00:48:09.520 listen see if chloe was interested if she just kept reading her book you know yeah in the little box

00:48:14.160 in the cage or whatever not people know what i'm talking about what else is going on

00:48:19.080 hmm bocce ball yeah bocce ball 10 facts about bocce ball the world's third most popular sport

00:48:27.480 you're lying no because you've got to think about all of the elderly like it's low impact

00:48:33.240 they play with their friends bocce ball is the third most popular sport in the world after soccer

00:48:39.040 and golf wow oh there's a lot of like senior beef yeah definitely a lot of people playing for heart

00:48:45.900 pills out there imagine that where you put your script on the line against mr gordon

00:48:54.160 that's so good heart pills wow george washington built a bocce court at mount vernon in the 1780s

00:49:02.320 so that must have been big then man if if in the 17 if in the president build a bocce court

00:49:09.120 must have been the thing yeah it must have been the thing man um notable bocce players have included

00:49:14.360 the roman emperor so back then the ancient greek physician hippocrates go the other way bro

00:49:20.340 and galileo damn baby they had that fucking space baby playing that's insane 25 million people in

00:49:30.580 the u.s alone play bocce bro i think this was written by somebody that plays bocce

00:49:35.780 i've only seen it with some senior citizens you know and there's a lot of like p yeah regulation

00:49:46.380 bocce courts are 91 feet long by 13 feet long and variations are acceptable if foul lines mid court

00:49:53.000 lines and inbound markers are designated um huh do you uh what do you guys think of with paddle

00:50:01.900 ball coming on is that a fucking like a law is that does that feel alarming you guys with paddle

00:50:06.460 ball coming on or it's whatever pickleball's huge too pickleball that's what i mean crazy

00:50:10.620 yeah i'm a uh part owner in one of the teams oh you are yeah miami now is that a bad look

00:50:16.860 well i don't think so i mean like i love i love just people sport in general for me like getting

00:50:23.040 people active and stuff is good but yeah it's true yeah it's not a bad look yeah it's i mean like look

00:50:26.800 i think tennis will always be tennis like it's very different like tennis is way harder but there's

00:50:32.740 been a couple of people that like one of my friends one of my best friends played professional

00:50:37.040 tennis and now he's like he plays professional pickleball really yeah and it's like it's good

00:50:41.580 like my homes is like he's the same team owner as me as well in in miami so it's cool like a lot

00:50:47.320 of big guys are getting involved in it it's pretty good huh yeah and now what do you as a part owner

00:50:51.820 do you have responsibilities in the team or what do you we have team meetings every now and then

00:50:55.500 like i don't not i don't do much for them apart from you know be a part of their like i guess

00:51:01.180 marketing and all that type of stuff but we do have team meetings and one time i wasn't really

00:51:05.100 happy with my team um and i told them to get a new team so we could start winning yeah yeah it's

00:51:10.560 fun it's fun like it's i reckon you'd be good at this to be honest i played it two times oh you

00:51:17.460 have played it yeah but one time um we didn't bring any sunscreen so you got burnt i got yeah i don't

00:51:26.520 know what happened to me but i've definitely i left part of me out there on the field baby

00:51:31.260 it's fun it's growing too it's huge in the states it's growing and it's also there's a big

00:51:37.680 gay contingency in the states it's playing as well can you look that up gay pickleball

00:51:42.480 it's huge in the states what like like just the gay pickleball well yeah because i think it's just

00:51:50.380 the attire and the kind of pitter-patter close to the you know the bat it's like pickleball is

00:51:58.040 personally and financially welcoming for gay players

00:52:02.660 told you there's no way you're gonna get four people that close together in little shorts

00:52:10.100 you are batting something around and the gay dudes aren't gonna get excited bro it's a gay people can

00:52:16.260 play whatever they want and they're doing it right here it says bring up a couple of uh bring up a

00:52:22.420 gay pickleball player sees the top you're telling me this click on that image go back one one please

00:52:28.520 brother click on this image right here you're telling me huh that's a girl yeah but you can barely

00:52:33.920 tell it is dude you're telling me every gay male in america doesn't see this and be like

00:52:40.140 get me an uber over there right now this is everything they want man it's competitive

00:52:47.040 it's outdoorsy um yeah there he is right here there's a player right here out player zach

00:52:53.720 teller zoom in on can we get a better better picture of him come on this is definitely this

00:53:00.580 is the oh my gosh this is the um this is everything this is everything you want to zoom in on his

00:53:09.040 shorts or what we'll just get him i'm just seeing or just look up a better picture of him this guy's

00:53:12.900 over here is pervert over here i can zoom in on the guy sorry i know i told you to but still

00:53:20.400 just because somebody tells you to be a pervert doesn't mean you should you know

00:53:23.860 but no i'm joking man you're a great guy and i think we uh but yeah let's i just want to see

00:53:31.440 because i i'm sure there's a gay uh pickleball phenom phenoms because it's a perfect sport

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00:55:09.320 i'm here on the first episode of just curious um what else can we talk about was there anything else

00:55:17.680 in there what are you doing off this chilling for a bit lunch what i'm gonna do relax surely

00:55:23.640 go have a sleep might go get a nap at some point i might hit an aa meeting i go to aa meetings because

00:55:28.800 i'm mentally unwell uh and then yeah hang out with my boys maybe hit the pool for a bit yep

00:55:37.180 get the show tonight what time you start i go on at 7 40 so it starts at seven

00:55:43.580 over at the icc we got a couple shows there last night was amazing that place is amazing you've been

00:55:49.940 there yep wow yeah i mean you said it they love you here bro it's just amazing over there and yeah

00:55:57.940 the people they don't cheer as much at the end though which is interesting really yeah they kind

00:56:01.620 of all right we had a nice time and it's all it's kind of fair i kind of like it it's like yeah we both

00:56:09.640 came we did all we did our service yeah but i want them to go crazy for you they they definitely

00:56:13.980 are excited you know some lady last night left me a love note on the stage can you read it um

00:56:20.300 let me see if i have it on me oh my god fuck i don't have it oh was it a like a like a love it was a

00:56:27.220 poem and it was from a woman of slavic she said she was slavic so i think it's you you have slavia

00:56:32.920 and she said um she had a poem and then she's and it said call me at the bottom no contact information

00:56:41.080 so just okay awesome thanks so it's pretty good poem pretty good poem though um are people allowed

00:56:49.940 to throw like messages to you guys do you guys get like a at the end of the match if you win you can

00:56:55.700 go sign like to the fans like hundreds of fans and sometimes yeah like definitely someone will try

00:57:02.660 to holler at you a woman will try to holler at you yeah for sure i mean it's happened yeah well for sure

00:57:07.560 like that's like a normal thing sometimes in sport though like people shoot their shot at their

00:57:12.580 athletes yeah that's a good point huh and has anybody ever tried to like write their number on

00:57:17.320 a ball or something and just thrown it out on the court or anything oh not not like because it's hard

00:57:21.580 to do it on the ball but yeah like like that like love notes piece of paper all that type of stuff yeah

00:57:25.340 yeah people get pretty creative these days yeah i mean with social media though it's pretty easy

00:57:30.480 it's pretty easy yeah but i'll message a girl a girl back even if it's a girl that i'm interested in you

00:57:34.960 know like i'll be like oh maybe because i i don't have a uh wife yet you know so i think like

00:57:40.220 and i travel a lot so it's hard to like build something i agree you know and so sometimes i'm

00:57:45.460 like i would like to meet somebody in the but then i'll find like the other day a girl messaged me right

00:57:52.080 and it was just kind of a nice little message so it's i wrote her back then she takes our message

00:57:58.260 and puts it on her story yeah that's fucked up and so then i'm like well now like that's just

00:58:04.060 that shit happens all the time i'm not complaining about yeah but it just like was like

00:58:08.060 no but fuck now it's like i but then now you feel like you feel like such a fucking i didn't say

00:58:13.420 anything messed up yeah you were just being nice but you feel like a creep and now you and then it

00:58:17.980 makes you were like oh i'm never messaging anybody again now you get walls up no i know that i mean

00:58:22.420 i've had plenty of times where shit like that's happened and it's like i feel like yeah it's fucked

00:58:29.740 man i feel sorry for you in that standpoint would be like 10 times worse for you yeah but that's

00:58:34.240 that shit's cool oh i don't know i think for but with that at least i just don't have a company to

00:58:38.900 report to what if you you know you have at least like they could say something you know yeah i mean

00:58:43.080 look yeah i mean still like today's day and age what you just message a girl back and then like

00:58:48.160 what she posted online from from what for a bit of clout i know it just is weird because then it

00:58:53.580 because then you're like oh we can't even get to know each other but i don't know i guess it just

00:58:57.120 it is what it is man i don't want to sound like one of these fucking guys it's like complaining

00:59:00.980 about some girl messaging you i know but like that's that's why i think if you look at like

00:59:07.040 the rate of relationships failing and stuff it's because of all that type of stuff oh it's horrible

00:59:11.040 like it's oh it's real scary man um yeah it's just scary there didn't used to be as so many things

00:59:17.340 you would see that would tempt you because temptation you can't really you can only fight it so much like

00:59:23.080 it's built into you yeah you can avoid like to be attracted to something else is built into you

00:59:28.920 yeah yeah i i don't disagree i don't disagree but it used to be like in the old days like if you yeah

00:59:34.620 you would just go to the grocery market or something you would see a woman across the

00:59:38.380 thing and you would just you know i guess now it's a bit more accessible and attainable but

00:59:44.960 yeah i mean like that that makes me angry what you just told me like what they should post it made me

00:59:50.840 kind of angry too because it didn't make me like oh i can i now i'm never gonna message anybody

00:59:55.240 then my brain starts going well now you're never gonna fucking meet anyone you fucking queer you

00:59:59.600 know or something yeah it's gonna be it'll happen organically yeah yeah that's what they keep saying

01:00:05.220 right here yeah oh what happened here um ex-inmate who complained you spent too long in jail on joe

01:00:11.640 rogan's podcast arrested after police find body parts in freezer this guy something johnson was it

01:00:18.640 wait wait sorry so so wait so he went to prison he went to prison an ex-convict who claimed to have

01:00:23.180 turned his life around after joe rogan's podcast has been arrested and charged with murder

01:00:26.380 sheldon johnson 48 had been on the joe rogan experience and discussed his justice reform

01:00:31.860 advocacy in an episode that aired just last month johnson had previously spent over two decades behind

01:00:37.680 bars after sentenced for attempted murder and robbery so he spent two decades and then he got out and

01:00:44.060 then he went on the podcast and they just found this recently yes and then he just now killed

01:00:50.580 somebody and then just chuck it stuck it in the freezer and i think yeah at least he put him in

01:00:57.760 the freezer okay i knew i knew something like that well i'm just what do you do like dude what are you

01:01:02.280 talking about i'm just saying this that is not at least why is at least at the front of that bro yeah i

01:01:07.780 guess it's like what do you mean at least well there's some level of decency i feel like if you just

01:01:12.160 kill someone and leave them out to spoil or whatever that's fucking horrible

01:01:16.440 you don't think so i just think that person just needs to get put away again well yes i think we can

01:01:25.440 both agree with that nicholas but normal i'm just saying that i believe but what happens if you put

01:01:30.480 in the freezer because he wanted to do something to it afterwards like that's like sick in the head

01:01:34.260 well that's very sick yes but i think if it's just a level of like oh gosh at least let me

01:01:41.800 do my best by them now by yeah i would yeah i guess you're right i mean yeah but did he put the

01:01:51.120 whole body and what did he do let's see what he did at least before we make a judgment this is on

01:01:55.180 you should search up so some guy you know hey i was this is on you kind of saying like

01:01:59.620 australia as being a safe place and whatever so about six months ago someone came to my house

01:02:04.180 with a gun he searched up on the internet if you want a gun yeah and he robbed my robbed my like he

01:02:09.480 had my mom at gunpoint stole my car no i had a tesla it was a green tesla anyway he stole it and the

01:02:15.360 article came out yesterday so he pled guilty yesterday so if you see there it's right there

01:02:19.080 and then they found out yesterday that he killed someone 20 years ago no yeah fucking crazy

01:02:25.740 so this was that was my car i don't have it anymore like he he came to my house stole it

01:02:31.540 with a gun and then he pled guilty but then like later in the article it says like that he killed

01:02:37.020 someone 20 years ago a 33 year old canberra man has pleaded guilty in the act of supreme court to

01:02:42.260 robber with an offensive weapon over the theft of tennis player nick curios's tesla in may last year

01:02:47.120 the man pointed the gun at miss curious's mother it was a pretty scary day man oh my god and you

01:02:53.040 weren't there i was in the house yeah i was in bed it was monday morning 7 45 i ran i ran to the

01:02:58.660 door my mom was screaming and then she was just like saying he's got a gun he's got a gun i was

01:03:01.980 just like it's called the police like i saw him outside and i was like holy shit and your mother

01:03:06.940 came inside then yeah so she told her to come out and start the car she's like i don't know how to do

01:03:12.260 it and then she just ran back in locked the door oh it's fucking heavy man yeah my girlfriend was there

01:03:17.320 too dude that must have been so scary yeah it's your freaking mother yeah bro it was crazy and then

01:03:22.640 they only found out yesterday that it was the same guy that ran over someone like 20 years ago the

01:03:28.760 33 year old was denied bail um over the incident and has been in custody since at one point the

01:03:33.800 man's lawyer tried to have the case thrown out saying the police had taken too long yeah uh to

01:03:39.040 hand over their brief of evidence um but on friday he pleaded guilty to robber with an offensive weapon

01:03:44.200 yeah that's pretty crazy anyway that was just on the that was just on the kind of there you go see

01:03:48.120 look here wow the man responsible for the death of the same man who hit and killed 21 year old

01:03:52.320 canberra woman clea rose in 2005 miss rose died three weeks after the hit and run yeah the man who

01:03:58.000 was 14 at the time oh pleaded guilty to culpable driving causing death and was sentenced to 18 months

01:04:03.460 in a youth detention center wow so he is he is not changed well he has a lot of issues with automobiles

01:04:12.460 huh yeah as well i mean that's crazy yeah i wonder what makes him want to do that yeah it was just

01:04:18.320 crazy like just on the whole like thing that just it came out yesterday it's crazy that what that day

01:04:23.020 was so yesterday you just found all that out well we knew that he also did the murder yeah that came

01:04:28.540 out yesterday like we knew that he was going to you know court and stuff but how did they convict him

01:04:32.960 how did they know i don't know i guess they just after more that's what i said i was like how did it take

01:04:38.880 like almost seven months to find out that it's the same guy but it was like anyway that was a scary

01:04:45.260 morning then it was just on the topic that you know australia is a nice yeah man the stuff's coming

01:04:50.440 it's it's everywhere now is it really getting worse you think in here in australia yeah big time like

01:04:55.420 i'm from canberra it's not like a great neighborhood but it's not like to someone to

01:05:00.220 come on monday morning at 7 45 to your doorstep yeah and then just point a gun at your mom's oh it

01:05:05.500 sounds very american sadly you know yeah i say that sadly man it's fucking it's so sad there's

01:05:12.400 a part of me that does not want to go back and feel at risk all the time like you always have to

01:05:20.300 protect yourself yeah i definitely feel like i mean that was my my parents have lived there for

01:05:24.520 like 40 years so it was a bit it's a bit scary for me and there was another some guy actually came

01:05:29.240 robbed out another car the other day as well it's getting crazy scary and guns but that

01:05:35.400 how'd that guy even get a gun yeah people can get guns really yeah man like yeah because you

01:05:42.680 always think of like they wouldn't have it yeah because you always hear that there's no guns like

01:05:46.260 yeah because you always think about grand theft australia or whatever and people are just

01:05:49.740 trying to convince each other to like get out of the car or whatever that's what i mean like there

01:05:53.320 was a time where someone having a gun in in australia was like but now it's like dude that

01:05:58.600 it happened like six months ago wild scary i know and i just wish that people use swords and

01:06:06.760 shit still that'd be pretty hectic so much more fair though yeah i mean look yeah it's a yeah it's

01:06:12.360 a bit more fair yeah yeah you have a sword on you no i don't have a sword on me bro i'm not a fighter

01:06:18.380 man okay look i ain't looking i'll tell you that um do you think because you're really locked in you

01:06:25.720 guys have a actual have a backhand right like backhand forehand yeah and so do you think when

01:06:31.480 you look at this slap fight what the you think this is something you could get into dude this

01:06:37.140 shit's crazy this stuff is this is entertaining man i don't mind this oh my god tattoo's not gonna

01:06:42.900 save you at that at that yeah that guy thought and that's blackface also too can we just say that

01:06:47.500 like oh that guy's nothing oh that's flirting are you just not bro oh that's bexing oh damn

01:06:55.300 no this sport's crazy like this sport is like wow this sport's nuts like whoa that guy started in

01:07:04.320 the past so much momentum oh this guy's shaking oh what do i mean it's pretty crazy eh but do you

01:07:18.100 think you could do this because you you built it's built into your body system yeah maybe but i don't

01:07:22.940 know how good i would be at taking the hit though like a tennis player you know we kind of like hit

01:07:27.720 maneuver like very calculated for our next move where here it's like you want to throw one you have to

01:07:33.600 stay put no i'm not doing that bro sorry and also you're tall so if people i feel like were aiming

01:07:38.180 up it would just be all they would really be able to i don't know i don't know the angles and how it

01:07:43.600 affects what what's best you know there's different like yeah you got to go sometime and if you're in

01:07:48.800 the states dude i'll take you if there's yeah i'll go watch i like wolverine i like that guy yeah

01:07:53.020 bring him up he's dope wolverine and top toppin i think his name is t-u-p-p-i-n he's awesome to watch

01:08:00.580 you got to watch him versus toppin i think t-u-p-p-i-n i might have been i went to one i'm

01:08:06.060 going to one in a couple weeks so crowds are big there yeah the oh it's not as big it's pretty

01:08:11.140 small intimate it's intimate this is what this is this is this guy's nuts wolverine versus turpin

01:08:17.380 yeah light heavyweight match oh no i the one i didn't see was wasn't for the title and this dude

01:08:23.760 turpin's face yeah these guys are nuts um he knocked that guy's a kappa sig i think he knocked

01:08:36.760 him out sometimes i think a slap like that would hurt more than a punch oh you're right honestly

01:08:44.320 sometimes i do think that like this guy just watch this ready bang bang oh here we go

01:08:49.320 dude he's oh he look he's singing the national anthem he's definitely fired up right there

01:09:03.020 bro and that guy might not even have a chin he's definitely hiding whatever he may have a unique

01:09:09.500 chin under there it's very hard to hit somebody like that yeah but and i wonder if you can get

01:09:14.120 down low like no because you can't because that's called clubbing i think if you get down low and try

01:09:18.360 and club i think it has to be a legal slap because all the thing about legal slaps how you throw it and

01:09:23.480 then if someone flinches they get to slap again oh yeah it's heaps of all these rules yeah it's crazy

01:09:28.200 what if someone just screams like a little girl that's what i i would worry that what happens i would do it

01:09:33.040 i don't care oh i would do that first so at least if you get hit after it would be like what

01:09:37.640 i'd be like oh and just get fucking drilled can you bring up what are the rules of power slap is a

01:09:43.560 great question yeah power slap is nuts um yeah i went one time and like there was cowboy seroni was

01:09:49.800 there sean strickland um it's definitely a lot of like uh influencer um entertainers um a lot of

01:09:59.280 dana white's friends are there yeah it's very much like a friendly thing who strikes first in power

01:10:04.800 slap a coin toss or seating method will determine who gets to elect the slap or defend first

01:10:10.000 the clock you have 30 seconds to slap 30 seconds to recover repeat wow bro that is a short amount

01:10:17.360 of time 30 seconds yeah that's that's that's quick weight classes are consistent with mma so there is a

01:10:22.520 weight class i didn't realize that rounds the number of rounds depends on the format with the minimum being

01:10:27.700 three in each round both competitors have the opportunity to deliver a single strike to their

01:10:32.520 opponent's face and the obligation to receive their opponent's strike and return method of victory

01:10:38.760 ko tko and points like boxing and mma power slap judging is based on a 10 point must system with a

01:10:46.700 round winner scoring 10 points and the opponent scoring nine or fewer wow so dana what owns this as

01:10:53.040 well right yes it's pretty crazy that's it's unbelievable yeah and this is a this is according

01:11:00.620 to dana one of the most um like uh viral things that happens when it happens yep foul striker fouls

01:11:10.560 include clubbing they're clubbing stepping yeah so i guess i'd be making an actual step with your foot

01:11:15.320 illegal windup oh i'd be way guilty of that and delay of flinching blocking delay of game wow

01:11:22.700 the complete power slap rules that we posted shortly huh pretty cool yeah that's crazy man you think you

01:11:29.420 could do it no i don't think i'm like i don't getting hit no not your thing no um what is one

01:11:37.820 of the scariest moments in a tennis man are there moments where you find like because i'm sure so

01:11:43.080 much of it is rhythm you've done it so much right yep is there moments where you feel out of rhythm

01:11:48.500 and you're like fuck this is a like yeah big time or like at u.s open i was playing quarterfinals u.s

01:11:55.520 open and i was like u.s open arthur ash stadium is one of the biggest stadiums in the world for

01:11:59.520 tennis like it's literally you walk to the back of the court you look up it's like a sea of people

01:12:03.020 like just like staring down at you and it's really loud and you have celebrities there like michael

01:12:08.100 jordan was there once like pretty lit like it's it's a surreal feeling walking out to a court like

01:12:13.460 that in front of like 60 000 and then you get like millions people watching around the world but

01:12:17.500 it's like yeah if you're playing horrible like and you know deep down if you're not having a good

01:12:22.420 day like on court and you can't fix it because it's like you can't just like instantly fix you

01:12:27.400 got to be like shit i can't just sub off here or pause the game or take a time out it's like

01:12:31.520 the game just keeps going you got to just problem solve like on the go it's fucking hard and like

01:12:37.500 is it possible to turn it around in a match is it possible yes because in a grand slam it's like

01:12:42.400 you have you have to win three sets so if even if you lose the first two you have time to figure

01:12:48.580 it out and and turn it around but it's fucking hard it's why novak and federer and nadal have been

01:12:55.480 so dominant for so long because in the grand slam it's so hard to get on top of them for that long

01:13:00.440 like pause like you can get on you might you might win a set or two like that's like two hours but then

01:13:06.320 they'll eventually start figuring you out and then it's just like and is there actual coaching that

01:13:11.700 helps or is it just at that point you know what's going on everyone knows everyone's strength and

01:13:17.180 weaknesses it's just about execution at that point right yeah like when you're out there alone

01:13:21.580 like your coach can yell something out but if you can't execute it's not going to happen yeah it's

01:13:28.380 pretty it's it's a brutal sport man is it i don't think people give it enough credit especially the

01:13:34.340 top yeah yeah that's what i yeah because it just to stay that long four hours of doing and who does

01:13:41.940 anything you know unless you're like uh just doing something that's just such a commitment

01:13:49.220 and that you have to be mentally locked in too like are there ever points you just zoned out

01:13:54.200 you're like big time me sometimes i just throw a game or a set like just to mentally reset for sure

01:13:59.520 definitely yeah yeah wow so that's almost part of the strategy too you're like yeah it's like boxing

01:14:04.460 like you put your hands down for a little bit like or you know just taking a little bit of a pause

01:14:08.460 people i've been accused of like not trying or like it's called tanking you know you're just

01:14:13.280 giving the opponent easy points and it's just like i'm just trying to compose myself to go again

01:14:16.540 right it's like a boxer does it you wouldn't accuse him of just like not trying it's just a tactic you

01:14:21.680 know it's hard yeah man damn i never realized that i never even thought about it yeah i never even

01:14:28.860 thought about what it would be like to be out there for so long yeah and then if you're not doing well

01:14:34.560 then two how do you even keep going yeah you gotta have you gotta have a short-term memory loss or

01:14:40.460 like you have to be a good loser in tennis because you lose every week essentially like you have to

01:14:45.300 win six matches to win a tournament and novak these greatest of all time are usually winning

01:14:50.520 these tournaments so like you win then you gotta lose and it's just like reset next week new country

01:14:54.820 like losing is just part of the process really yeah which is hard and is there much camaraderie

01:15:01.160 amongst the players and stuff or do you get to another cool thing like we shout like any other

01:15:05.880 pro sport you have your own locker room like you eat separately like tennis you're all in the one

01:15:09.500 locker room like i'm showering and i'm eating and i'm spending time with my opponent before going out

01:15:14.460 there and playing no yeah and then we like you might be out there four hours playing and then you're just

01:15:19.320 like next to each other again straight after the match no fucking crazy oh is that so is sometimes

01:15:26.700 that really uncomfortable you're like i do not want to be around this person anymore like we just

01:15:31.140 competed and we could get into a bit of a like a scuffle on the court or like argument then you're

01:15:34.860 like sharing next to the guy it's like the fuck is this yeah it's crazy oh yeah like wimbledon

01:15:41.720 final me and novak in the same locker room like right next to each other and then we're walking out

01:15:46.660 together eating together then we play like the final what the fuck yeah it's crazy why would they

01:15:52.800 they should film all of that why isn't that the first three sets dude yeah you guys just you know

01:15:57.960 having soup next to each other just pretty crazy angrily yeah i'll see why that isn't the first

01:16:02.540 yep oh it's so intense yep um what's in any other news anything else that popped up that was in our

01:16:08.620 list man and we'll get you out of here nick easy brother this is about ai um jensen huang

01:16:16.140 who i'm going to assume is

01:16:18.960 esien esien um at the recent world government summit in dubai nvidia ceo jensen huang made a

01:16:31.540 counterintuitive break with what he thinks is a long tradition of tech ceos advising youngsters to

01:16:36.100 learn how to code huang argued that even at this early stage of the artificial intelligence revolution

01:16:41.340 programming is no longer a vital skill with coding taken care of by ai humans can instead focus on

01:16:47.860 more valuable expertise like biology education manufacturing or farming

01:16:52.960 wow i agree with it you do yeah because it's like anything you leave down to like computers and ai

01:17:00.200 if it's something to do with numbers for sure yeah it'd be it'd get done probably way more like 10 times

01:17:05.280 more accurate and done in the shortest shorter period of time but here's one thing that's interesting

01:17:09.760 about ai is like if they can program the back end of ai right then they'll be able to start to dictate

01:17:16.340 like what even is created or written like and what history is in it like i say if they only put a

01:17:21.760 certain history in ai yeah and they only say one side of history or they don't you know then if you're

01:17:28.200 even writing a paper and you want to use ai to help you or a script or creating a piece of art the

01:17:33.800 information it's going to give back that's what i start to worry because like imagine if you wrote a

01:17:39.440 note to somebody yeah but the paper determined what you could actually say in the note yeah like

01:17:45.120 you had limitations it had to be one way right the paper wouldn't let you put certain words you wrote

01:17:49.280 certain words they disappeared and they replaced it with another word that the paper felt like

01:17:53.920 was more accurate arguably what the media is right now though oh 100 that's exactly what the media is

01:17:59.520 but i think yeah i agree but if this if ai can do that they'll then it's like even say someone your

01:18:07.940 mom wanted to make a post on facebook or something yeah they put it up but it only allows you to say

01:18:12.160 even so then we're all just only allowed to say the same things you know and look ai would never be

01:18:17.560 able to take over say like podcasting or sport and stuff because people watch that because of the

01:18:21.560 personalities and the unknown outcome that's a good point right so we're safe yeah you would think

01:18:26.660 yeah we're safe i think we're safe you would think one of my friends was saying the other day

01:18:30.160 that he thinks like at a certain point they won't even need actors for movies anymore because it

01:18:34.640 will just be the likeness of people yeah so people will just give their likeness yeah that's that's

01:18:40.940 pretty crazy it is crazy because what if one day you just get to sit at home and then it's just like

01:18:46.720 and see how you do at the u.s open yeah that would be crazy like they extract yourself from you but

01:18:53.640 you just kind of just what yeah that honestly i wouldn't mind a fucking day off

01:18:57.200 i feel you bro you know like i actually wouldn't mind that having that option yeah you know yeah

01:19:05.460 like you know what i'm gonna put my ai in today and see how he does and i'm okay if it comes back

01:19:08.980 and it's a loss i don't give a shit that would be good bro that would be so good yeah i'll do it

01:19:14.760 autopilot dude it'd be so nice yeah but then it sucks though for like a farmer who's like i'm gonna send

01:19:20.460 my ai to work and then it's just you know yeah nothing gets watered just no corn um nick man

01:19:29.400 thanks so much for hanging out bro appreciate it man it was good i appreciate it dude yeah i would

01:19:33.800 love to yeah i gotta come see a match man 100 you know definitely it's definitely i wish i could come

01:19:37.940 to your show tonight yeah i'm gonna double date with my girlfriend oh which i'm really looking

01:19:41.580 forward to i just i just want you know oh yeah yeah yeah missus i just uh would love to come

01:19:47.320 oh that's all right man that'd be good we'll get you to another one sometime man yeah but um

01:19:51.480 yeah thanks for uh yeah just thanks man it's cool it yeah it makes me care a little bit more about

01:19:56.240 tennis now attention you meet somebody and you're like oh i want to learn more about tennis yeah

01:19:59.400 you know it's funny sometimes like the power of um of an actual person to introduce somebody to

01:20:06.400 something definitely you know definitely it's really real yeah um your podcast as well yeah good

01:20:12.020 trouble um season one four episodes have come out nice yeah it's it's it's good man i mean i i i do it

01:20:18.400 because i'm actually like i'm passionate about learning about like others journey like and it's

01:20:23.780 it's been pretty good man like speaking to and these are the people that i like i look up to

01:20:27.620 and like with me i've got massive imposter syndrome like i'll see you all over social media and now i'm

01:20:32.200 like sitting next to you having a conversation that shit blows my mind um but like yeah like talking

01:20:36.740 like gordon ramsey about he's like culinary journey oh yeah fucking crazy like he was saying some pretty

01:20:42.260 cool stuff and it's cool yeah imposter syndrome is so real isn't it yeah it's nuts people like you

01:20:48.040 got like other people saying like oh a sign of an insecure person is imposter syndrome so usually the

01:20:52.340 people that haven't really been there or doing anything yeah you know like it's surreal that like

01:20:57.420 i'm like i'm from canberra and i'm sitting next to they have on some crazy well it's crazy for me that

01:21:02.200 i'm sitting next to somebody who's who's been at wimbledon you know oh did you see um stone hands

01:21:08.800 when you went over there nah bro bro i i was there i made the final i had nothing else to do for

01:21:14.440 40 i was there for like 20 days bro just like playing eating sleeping physiotherapy massage sleep

01:21:20.100 wow that's it like i had maybe went out for dinner a little bit but my dad was there i was very like

01:21:24.800 lucky he was cooking but no time to do anything else dude stonehenge go see if you get a chance i think

01:21:30.220 it only takes i don't know how long because i don't know where it is but you can go there it's

01:21:34.860 like they make it i remember in school it was like a big deal do you remember that yeah yeah bro

01:21:38.660 it's fucking it's just some rocks on the side of the interstate man on the side of the highway like

01:21:43.820 they don't care at all it's like you just drive by it really yeah like they made such a big deal

01:21:49.020 about it in the u.s but um but i went there yeah it's just like i don't know whatever nick

01:21:55.100 curios thank you so much man best of luck man when are you going to be back at tennis do you think

01:21:58.560 uh about one month really back on court yeah oh very soon yeah yep wow yeah we're gonna get

01:22:05.200 you out there yeah dude so where do you live in the states texas right i live in um yeah sure i

01:22:09.820 live in uh texas i live in tennessee tennessee but i've thought about moving down to texas man

01:22:15.020 i think about it sometimes it's a cool place yeah yeah come to come to new york come to us open

01:22:19.540 yeah i would love to man i gotta go i've never been so yeah you would love it because you actually

01:22:23.580 can like have a drink and oh you don't drink more you can just be loud who knows if i yeah who knows

01:22:29.200 if i'll be drinking by then but probably not but if i do i'll fucking have one right there 100 i'll get

01:22:33.540 fucking ridiculous in there yeah i'm down oh yeah um all right nick thanks man appreciate that

01:22:39.140 enjoy good luck for tonight eh yeah thank you man

01:22:41.900 now i'm just floating on the breeze and i feel i'm falling like these leaves i must be cornerstone

01:22:51.080 oh but when i reach that ground i'll share this peace of mind i found i can feel it in my bones

01:23:01.960 but it's gonna tell you

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This Past Weekend with Theo Von - March 14, 2024

E488 Nick Kyrgios

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