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Hey. Hey. Hey.

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Hey what is our show today? We started for today's show. Jordan

1:41

you always talk kaka. But you're really talking kaka today. Oh kaka.

1:44

Kaka. Yeah. Kaka

1:47

was actually a ballon deal winner as a midfielder. So if you

1:49

don't know what that is. It's football chat.

1:51

Me and Hendo will talk about the back after. We're both

1:53

goalies. But pretty well. His wife

1:55

said something. Was

2:00

he something that is not for us to tell

2:02

for him? for us the judge. I just think

2:04

the concept. I'm

2:07

here to learn around. you could find

2:09

mister right that is still a rights

2:11

is interesting some maybe they right now.

2:13

Ah. You can learn

2:16

a lot of our people just by how the park

2:18

the car. How they drive the car, You drive a

2:20

car. Give them female I need. I

2:23

need you to hang around. Us has been

2:25

misled and have an adverse events sparked in

2:27

a while and for bottles that I so

2:29

and Matsuda plans wants to talk about oh

2:31

I like their nicknames and relationships and what

2:34

by say about you as a couple. You

2:38

know what you might become some some

2:40

reason because some figure that means you're

2:42

not boom and me for minute of

2:44

while how to do is to actually

2:46

say what we call our partners coffee

2:48

be rude not to on of the

2:50

omnibus there was gossip toys that so

2:52

wouldn't have go full moon and I

2:54

have those honest that i it as

2:56

of tuesday and i just felt like

2:58

services can. Pick us up. And.

3:01

Even have no words we don't need. No was said.

3:06

Miss. Out

3:12

on my what about make. announcer

4:00

I Wake

4:24

up shifters. Maybe let I felt bad not

4:26

stop talking now. I bring them down I

4:30

got a good feeling actually, you know

4:32

what in a rush today shifters if

4:34

you're vibing Hey

4:47

cinema, yeah, I'm good I

4:50

am even better to know too that you know

4:52

how we like to have a

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saying here at at the morning shifts What's in

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can find a discount code on there right now and

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it lasts all the way through to the 31st of May So

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two so if you're thinking right now, you know

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what? I'm gonna get into running or hey, it's

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time, you know, I need to upgrade. I need

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to upgrade my gym out This

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is it. Thank you to the team at two times

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you for giving just shifters that 25% off that discount

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code Which sits on our

5:38

Facebook page right now. Yeah, there's stuff. It's different.

5:40

I'm not even saying I feel so athletic when

5:42

I wear it What's that? What's that zip up?

5:44

Um? Like a

5:47

long sleeve shit we got. Oh, that's like this

5:49

comfiest. It's so well It's like a it's like

5:51

a glove but a flattering glove You know what

5:53

I fizz with I was I was right on

5:56

the sideline with the Warriors and I saw Sean

5:58

doing stretches He's doing Look at

6:00

him. And

6:02

as the shorts went up quite high and I was

6:04

like, oh, there's the tight, there's the, I've got tight

6:06

side there. My legs look nothing like what Sean's do,

6:08

but. Better, better, better. Now they've blown

6:10

away better. I also have something else to use,

6:12

gentlemen. I want you to, I want you to

6:14

listen to this and give me your open and

6:17

honest answer. Could you

6:19

win the Masters tournament if

6:22

every other golfer is hitting from the

6:24

tees and your

6:26

ball starts on the

6:28

green, but the farthest

6:31

spot on the green away from

6:33

the pin. Yeah. So

6:35

some of those greens that could be

6:37

a hundred, 150 feet, but

6:40

all you have to do is putt. That's

6:42

all you're doing. Everybody else has to play regular

6:44

golf and all you have to

6:47

do is putt. Could

6:49

you win the Masters? Could you

6:51

putt your way? Just putt your

6:53

way to a Masters victory. You're

6:56

the golfer, Jordan. No, Jordan's going to represent us

6:59

in this. Cause we ain't golfers, mate. But I've

7:01

heard it's a short game, ain't. Nah, nah, it's

7:03

my short game, that's good. It's my driver. It's

7:05

my driver and my next eye and they're messing

7:07

me up. But how's your putter? 100 meters out

7:09

and then getting on the green, I'm a good

7:11

putter, honestly. Could we win it? You're

7:13

representing us. Let us be your candidate. Honestly,

7:15

if you think about it, it's probably how

7:17

many in the Masters course, how many par fives

7:19

are there? Four? Four par

7:22

fives? No idea. We don't know. I'm

7:24

ever going to do two or three. Part three's get interesting.

7:26

They're going to bring it back with the par three. Yeah.

7:29

Even the par fives, if

7:32

they reach the green in three, and

7:35

sink it, then they're driving the job. Even on the longer screen, I can three

7:37

putt. You reckon? So,

7:39

normal greens. But these are

7:41

hard greens. They're far. We'll break it down.

7:43

It's true. Scottish shit, we're in 11 under.

7:45

You have to go 11 under on putting.

7:48

Do you trust yourself if you go 11 under on putting?

7:52

I do. I can. I can beat

7:54

him. I can

7:56

beat him. You're an idiot. There's no way. Yes,

7:58

there is a way. You wouldn't, You

8:01

don't play enough golf to even

8:03

have an opinion on the golf that

8:05

I do play. Jeff was reaching the

8:07

five part on two shots right and

8:09

all of a sudden it's on. He's

8:12

got three things to try and get through. Okay

8:14

let's say they're on a par five. They get on the green in two.

8:18

I'm already clubbed legs by two. They

8:21

might have to chip onto the green by two. They might have to hit a

8:23

long par by two. Yeah but think a hundred

8:25

feet away from the hole you're only going to take two on

8:27

your second shot. I'm going to

8:29

hit a hundred feet away. By par five I've got two shots up on it. And

8:33

then that accumulates. You're eagerly getting par five.

8:35

And you're just counting the pressure. Like

8:38

it's the eight. I didn't actually have the pressure. The pressure

8:40

is there. The pressure is there. The pressure

8:42

is starting from where they're starting trying to beat me

8:44

who's a nobody. But they're galleried. It's called VIMB, brother.

8:46

It's not for me. But it's called the Masters. Yeah.

8:49

And the Masters at their craft. Yeah. Okay.

8:52

I'll take that as the other. Master of None over here.

8:54

Let's get into the Daily Break. Let's do it. Who

8:57

are you calling Master of None? Me. That's

9:00

right guys. Daily Break. Breaking bread

9:02

with the news of today. And

9:05

today is April 18th. Today

9:07

is 109 days. Jibber did air 257 left to get a rid of. Get a rid

9:09

of. Get a rid of. I

9:11

got it. I got it. Adult Autism

9:13

Awareness Day today. Yes. Love

9:16

that. And I will

9:18

say it again. Love on the Spectrum

9:20

is the most wholesome TV show and a

9:22

great eye opener. I think for other

9:24

people who can just sit there and just. And

9:27

Autism is such a. Such

9:30

a beautiful thing as well. I know that I

9:32

know that it's hard to live with at times.

9:34

But I think Autism also is such a raw

9:36

honest condition. And

9:39

today is all about giving

9:41

awareness to the adult autism. That goes to the loved

9:43

ones of the adults and obviously the people who look

9:45

after as well. I'd love to

9:47

order you Adult Autism Awareness Day. It's also

9:49

International Day of Monuments and Sight. Best

9:52

monument you've ever visited gentlemen. Honestly.

9:58

I'm not as well traveled as Brooke. I

10:01

have to go local I went down to

10:05

what's what's the one that where the waterfalls are going through

10:07

the cliffs and you drive through them milk it sound oh

10:10

my goodness bro not quite a monument but

10:12

that's perfect what are you doing here? I

10:16

did say sights though, he's alright. Is

10:21

Michael Jones outside in Park? Yes. Yeah that's it.

10:24

That's my opinion by all of us though. Ahh...

10:28

Apple tower at night time? Yeah or... I

10:31

hope that's underwhelming. It's underwhelming during the day at

10:33

night time it's beautiful. What do you think? Mmm...

10:36

Mmm... I

10:39

either say all these beautiful things or they ring with it. Whoo!

10:49

So yeah I would like to lock it in. Hey! I

10:52

don't know. And

10:56

finally... No no no no! You well travelled with

10:58

me what's yours? Yeah! You're

11:01

just as well travelled with me.

11:03

Umm... Ahh... I

11:05

think Germany has some pretty like...

11:07

Oh yes but I went to Germany too. Oh they

11:09

have some pretty like... And I think

11:11

the difference being is if you haven't travelled to

11:13

Europe the monuments are massive.

11:16

Like you look at the Michael Jones statue

11:18

like if this was in Europe like this

11:20

would be four stories high. It would be

11:22

over the entire roundabout. But

11:25

yeah... What particularly in Germany? There's

11:27

a lot of us going... Umm...

11:29

I found... I

11:31

found like the... The... What

11:34

do you call it? The wall? Umm... There

11:36

was the... What's the gates? The... Ohh... I

11:39

forgot the name of it. Umm... I'm out here sorry.

11:41

Yep done some. It's alright Germany. I should

11:43

have known it. But most of the things in Germany

11:46

are... Why do you want to go there now and

11:48

see that? And finally it's International Jugglers Day. I

11:50

can juggle? Can you guys? Yep. Criss Criss

11:52

Applesoft. Umm... That's how we go.

11:54

That's how we go. You're gonna juggle that so good.

11:56

We are juggle juggle. I'm juggling my emotions every day.

11:58

I... Alright

12:01

guys, this is one of those promo

12:03

things that I just think we're shamelessly

12:05

going to it where we're going down

12:07

as humanity Pringles has teamed up with

12:09

Crocs to create an ankle holster for

12:12

your potato chips So

12:14

you can't see this right now but think of

12:16

like a ankle bracelet there when your

12:19

mates has when they can't leave the house and then there's like a

12:22

It's attached to the croc and then it has

12:24

a holder that is the size of a Pringle

12:26

packet that you can you can like

12:29

Slide in and then you can reach down while

12:31

you walk in have a Pringle It's

12:33

actually kind of good. It's probably promoting around the round

12:35

being active while you eat You know

12:38

that you know that they never call Pringles chips though, you

12:40

know set legally or something, right? Yeah,

12:42

because there's not enough content and then we

12:44

didn't all them chips. Okay, they're just Pringles.

12:46

Yeah I

12:49

can only eat like Half

12:51

a half a cylinder of Pringles and I'm like

12:53

no I'm off it It was the brand of

12:55

it when I that was what I wanted to

12:57

say Brandon birdgate also white tonguey the white thingy

13:00

grounds My

13:06

news for today I've actually got to first one

13:09

Lord of the Rings is a musical. Did you guys know no,

13:11

we don't need that I don't know you can't really do not

13:13

need that. Well, we're not getting this. Don't worry. It's going to

13:16

Go on swing. It's going Chicago. I

13:18

don't hear that Actually, no, we don't need

13:20

to see Eric on fight and the second one today

13:22

was The I'm

13:25

gonna read this out because I was kind of like now

13:27

I'm not gonna do it But now I'm gonna do it

13:30

the top worst baby names has just been revealed now We

13:32

did it here Now these are new ones and broke these

13:34

ones down before when your parents a lot of pressure that

13:36

goes on to name your child one

13:39

Mia reason is Mi

13:43

a missing in action Lana

13:47

if you spell that Graham

13:55

came in here. Sorry if you're calling you kid Graham these

13:57

days, but it's because it sounds like gray ham

14:01

Greyhams, hey I'm

14:03

just messing to you. Flora

14:06

because it reminds him of bacteria

14:08

which I do not understand at

14:10

all. Flora, that sounds like flowers.

14:13

Yeah, Flora, florist. Right. Picking.

14:15

We'll go two more. Mercedes, she's

14:18

not a car. Well

14:20

we couldn't afford a car so we named our

14:22

daughter Alexis. Shame. Oh. And

14:25

Luna because it's not a pet name. I

14:28

still haven't heard any Lunas lately. But I'm

14:30

not a kid. The Luna Eclipse, they'd be

14:32

a very spiritual person. You need to watch

14:34

out for that. I thought so. But if

14:36

you're having a kid call them whatever, they're

14:38

bloody out. Well. No. No, actually no. No.

14:40

But we don't judge. That's our business. Have

14:42

a slight thing. Unless they call it a

14:45

ladder. That is your day to break guys.

14:47

Breaking bread with the news of today. Okay.

14:50

It's the morning shift. Oh,

14:53

shifters. What we're

14:56

about to talk about is not us

14:58

having a go at the person who

15:00

quoted this and we're not judging either.

15:03

What I find more interesting is more the

15:05

topic around what I'm bringing to

15:07

the show today. So the other

15:09

day I posted on our story

15:11

an ex footballer. His name's Kaká.

15:14

He's actually a Brazilian. Incredible football. And

15:16

a lot of people said his problem that his name's

15:18

Kaká. Because something

15:20

else is Māori. But it's Brazilian. Thank you

15:22

guys. Grow up. And he actually won

15:24

the Ballon d'Or I believe as a midfielder. I just

15:27

want to get some football chat out there.

15:29

Anyway, that doesn't matter. Apparently a very good

15:31

man. A great role model. But

15:34

on social

15:37

media a lot of comment has

15:39

been said because a quote actually

15:41

was released that apparently his ex wife had

15:44

said which was Kaká

15:46

never betrayed me. He always

15:48

treated me well. He gave me a

15:50

wonderful family but I was not happy.

15:52

Something was missing. The problem was

15:54

actually that he was too perfect for me.

16:00

Now, as I read that, a

16:02

lot of you have different emotions

16:04

attached to what you just read. And that's

16:06

what I think is interesting. That's what I'd

16:08

like us to explore in this break. I've

16:11

seen Matau Mark's face just then.

16:13

What do you think about that, Matau Mark? I

16:15

think it's sad. I think it's sad

16:17

that someone would be not wanting perfect

16:20

for themselves. And what does that mean?

16:22

Like, why doesn't perfect sit comfortable with

16:24

this person? That's why I'm like, that's

16:26

a real shame. Because I

16:29

like to think that everyone should get what's perfect for

16:31

them. And that should sit comfortably

16:33

on them. But in this case, it hasn't. So

16:35

I'm interested in like, why? Well,

16:37

yeah, well, we're going to get to the why

16:39

because I probably read over 100 DMs about this

16:42

from our shifters. And what's

16:45

interesting is

16:47

perfect and good. Doesn't

16:50

actually sit comfortably on a lot of people.

16:53

Good point. I love it. I

16:55

haven't actually organized these messages. I've just saved

16:58

the ones that I've that I've that I

17:00

enjoyed reading. And I'm just throwing this

17:02

out. Everyone will be anonymous. So

17:05

let's just hear their opinions of the shifters for a little

17:07

bit. Yes, my mate

17:09

had this on the outside

17:11

seemed good, like the good life, good job,

17:13

great supportive man worked slash provided and did

17:15

housework even without being asked to help also

17:17

told me he was he was amazing. And

17:20

of course, but she just wasn't happy.

17:22

I asked what it was and

17:24

she said he's too perfect. I want to have

17:27

an argument with someone who will tell me off

17:29

and not agree every time challenge me or keep

17:31

me on my toes. I said you are sure

17:33

he's amazing. Because I think

17:37

you just want to

17:39

have makeup coals. So

17:41

therefore not too perfect, right? Like,

17:44

therefore that person wasn't challenging

17:47

at all. And you kind of need challenge,

17:49

right? You need to come up again. You need to butt

17:51

heads from time to time just so you know that you're

17:53

alive. Some people don't do this is what we need to

17:55

talk about. Everyone's different. I agree with you, Mark. I guess

17:58

that is the The

18:00

vibe of this whole chat, everyone is different right? And when

18:02

we can't pass judgement, we can't say it's not for us.

18:04

Well my thing went, can you read the statement out that

18:06

she said again? Because it was the very last word that

18:08

she said, that was like, okay that's where I think it's

18:10

different. I asked for what it is, that's after she said

18:12

she was, he did everything. And

18:14

she said he was too perfect. I want to

18:16

have an argument with someone who tell me off

18:18

and not agree every time, challenge me or... Oh

18:20

no no, sorry sorry sorry sorry, not that one

18:22

sorry, the um, Kakka, the wife, sorry sorry sorry.

18:25

Back to the OG one. Something was missing. The

18:27

problem was that he was too perfect for me.

18:31

I think me is the thing that we have to go

18:33

back around all of these things. But also in context,

18:35

this is after a, over a decade

18:37

marriage, this is after children. And

18:39

he probably... That was good, Brooke. Perfect. I heard what

18:41

you said there, the me thing is good. The, that's

18:44

what, the centric part about this is it's me. And

18:46

it's okay, I guess what we're saying

18:48

is, it's okay for people to be me. Yes.

18:50

To choose them, what they want. Without a doubt.

18:52

And it does suck. Let's get through more. Yes.

18:56

Hooking up with the super intelligent dude during high

18:58

school, I was the school rebel that was book

19:00

smart but super immature. And when he asked me

19:03

out after a while I said no. I

19:06

would have ruined his life with the maturity level

19:08

I carried at the point, at that point in

19:10

time. And he definitely wouldn't have ended up being

19:13

a top architect that he is now, I stalked him.

19:16

He has a beautiful family now and he deserves

19:18

more than I could have ever given him at

19:20

the time. Again?

19:23

We go me, you think about the. That's what I

19:25

was saying, fam. This is interesting

19:27

today. This is the pressure someone would

19:30

feel of upholding a standard

19:32

that they believe that person has. In

19:35

everything in life, from their maturity, emotional

19:38

maturity to how they dress, all that

19:40

kind of thing. She preferred not to

19:42

have that pressure put on her, so

19:44

allowed him to go and do him. It's

19:48

interesting. You're on here today, Mark. Yeah. We

19:51

got a. I like the show because

19:53

we work with Mark. He gives us games all the time. I'm

19:55

blessed that I even come to life. We had a message from

19:57

a bro coming and I just wanted to play this out. Yes,

20:00

sub boys. So as I said, have been

20:03

on the other side of this being the

20:05

guy who sort of tried too hard, tried

20:07

to sort of control everything, make everything

20:10

good and easy for my

20:12

partner at the time and it sort

20:14

of inadvertently led to pushing her away

20:17

because she couldn't feel, she felt like

20:19

she couldn't control particular things and like

20:21

make mistakes and it just sort of

20:24

came across as overly obsessive and whatnot

20:26

despite it just being from my end,

20:29

you know, trying to put in effort,

20:31

lots of effort and again, yeah, just make things

20:33

easy for her. But you

20:35

learn those lessons like she told me that

20:37

and yeah, it's kind of good to know,

20:39

you know, not to go too hard, give

20:41

people the space to live their life and

20:43

yeah, make, you know, make mistakes and things

20:46

like that and just be there to help

20:48

them out when they need you rather than

20:50

try and be needed. That's

20:52

so interesting to me. We

20:54

go in places today Sam. That's

20:57

the idea of like quicksand. The

21:00

more you try, the more you try, the deeper

21:02

you sink into it. He tries with the effort,

21:04

tries to be, give, like just the more you

21:06

try quicksand, just it slowly takes

21:09

you down. You know, I like that

21:11

message because he actually, he

21:13

said a voice memo, that was the voice memo, but

21:15

what he actually originally said was,

21:21

this happened to me and I was the guy and

21:23

like took me a long time to get over. On

21:27

the other side. Yeah. Oh,

21:30

very interesting. Because like for some people, and it's not just

21:32

men, but for some

21:34

people, it's a very, taking

21:40

our time today, taking our time today. What

21:42

I got from a lot of messages were, if

21:46

you can have the right person at

21:48

the wrong time and if

21:50

you come

21:52

from a certain

21:54

environment that is

21:57

traumatic or is chaotic. When

22:00

you meet someone who

22:04

doesn't resemble that environment, it's

22:07

jarring for them. But

22:09

you know what we forget is there are

22:12

also people who come from those types of

22:14

environments and they promise themselves that

22:17

what they're going to be like is nothing like it. So

22:20

it's just so interesting. The human nature

22:22

is so interesting to me. There's no

22:24

right way to talk about this and

22:27

everyone's sharing. There's actually another voice message that

22:29

we have that speaks from a different perspective

22:32

and I thought it was actually quite powerful that she should.

22:35

My relationship dynamics look a little bit

22:38

like this. So my father

22:40

abandoned me as a young child. My

22:43

mother has avoidant attachment which

22:45

therefore makes her less attentive to me

22:47

as a child. She was less attentive.

22:51

So I was used to in

22:53

that sense kind of like seeking

22:55

attention and really begging for normal,

22:57

standard attention and stuff from your

22:59

parents. I've had toxic relationships. I've

23:01

had relationships where I've been put

23:03

down. I've had friendships where it's

23:05

all take and no give back.

23:07

And throughout all of those I've

23:09

consistently learned that in order to

23:12

be loved I need to be

23:14

like giving a lot, etc. But

23:16

I've also noticed that from

23:19

these relationships I've learned that I cannot

23:21

predict how these people are going to

23:23

love me. And uncertainty and

23:26

unpredictability is safe and normal

23:28

to me. So when

23:30

I finally found a relationship where there was stability

23:32

and predictability it was uncomfortable and confusing because I

23:34

was like what the hell is this? Like what

23:36

do you mean you're telling me how you feel?

23:38

What do you mean you're telling me? Like what

23:41

do you mean you're not

23:43

abusing me? What do you mean you're not like going to leave tomorrow? What

23:45

do you mean you're going to tell me you're going to go out before

23:47

you do this? All of these

23:49

things are uncertain to

23:52

a person that's used to chaos. Hopefully this makes sense. Such

23:54

a ramble. Okay, bye. Just

24:01

sharing. I want to keep

24:03

reading. Chaos can seem so calm to a lot of

24:05

people though. Yeah it's not chaotic to them. Yes. It's

24:07

normal. That's your, that's your, every

24:09

place is wrong with that's your middle ground, that's your medium.

24:13

Chaos can feel so calm and

24:15

it's hard to understand that. Yeah and

24:17

it's hard to relate to if that's not your journey.

24:19

You know I think some people listen to this and

24:21

go, what a load of rubbish. Like if you find

24:23

someone good you should just be with them. It's not

24:25

that simple for people. It's not that easy for people.

24:28

You know. This one says,

24:31

it takes some real deep diving to understand this

24:33

regardless of who it is. It really stems down

24:36

to childhood or trauma influences. You could

24:38

be given the world drama free and it truly be

24:40

everything you deserve. It just doesn't sit right. Something feels

24:42

off. Almost as you

24:44

know, almost as if you know you're worthy of

24:46

it but you're wanting, you're waiting for someone to

24:48

give or waiting for something to give sorry. No

24:51

one ever asks to be mistreated. No one ever

24:53

asks for chaos or a little razzle dazzle. You

24:56

are just so conditioned to believe that

24:58

nothing comes without a cost. That a

25:00

life that's good is not a life

25:02

that's normal. Many people come,

25:05

could find their prints charming or Cinderella completely

25:08

fumble the bag because you don't know how

25:10

to quote unquote love in a perfect situation.

25:12

Your idea and perception of life has been

25:14

morphed to what you see on the TV

25:16

or in relationships you have observed

25:19

in your life. Who

25:21

are we going there today fam? We gotta go there. Who are

25:23

we going there today? The shifters are going there. One

25:26

thing I was thinking about it was, you

25:29

know, I was reflecting on, because I read

25:31

over a hundred messages last night and

25:34

there's a very thin line, like

25:36

a very liminal space between

25:38

leaving the perfect person and

25:42

finding the right quote

25:44

unquote bad guy gone good or whatever what

25:46

we're talking about. And I think a

25:48

lot of people would seem to rather leave

25:51

someone that ticks off a lot of the lists, then

25:54

risk finding someone who doesn't tick off

25:56

very much at all but stimulates them.

26:00

I don't know how to talk about that but I think

26:03

if there was a round around

26:06

it to this conversation and not

26:09

saying we have to arrive here is everyone's

26:11

personal journey is their own it's not us

26:13

you know what we're talking about isn't to

26:15

say you should go back

26:17

to that good one you missed out it's

26:19

none of that energy it's just this is

26:21

why like we hear so much out

26:23

the array of like you've got to do the

26:27

work yourself you got to figure out more of who

26:29

you are you've got to like you've

26:32

got to ask those questions and your

26:34

ability to meet yourself will

26:36

reflect what you

26:38

think you deserve and

26:41

at the end of the day that's on people like it's

26:43

not it's not for anyone to kind of go well

26:47

you should have gone with that one or this one

26:49

it's just it's that it's almost boring it's

26:51

almost that boring chat a of like that we've

26:53

got to do the work you've

26:55

got a and you don't have to either

26:58

and you guys say that vegetarians are

27:00

undateable come on do your work fam

27:04

do your work we'll meet you in the

27:06

middle this is the morning

27:08

shift you

27:22

know somebody drives this might be for you this

27:25

came up on our shift this page and I thought divine

27:27

timing was I just talking about

27:29

this with the boys and it's on the shift this page

27:31

Brooke Horan said what are we

27:33

doing fam do we drive out we park our

27:36

cars sorry straight in or do we reverse our

27:38

cars back into the car park now

27:40

I was thinking about this the other day because Jordan

27:42

parks actually actually how do you park Jordan when you

27:44

park at work are you in here

27:47

to attack me not at all that's crazy kind of

27:49

it kind of an order I'm pause

27:51

why are you doing I mean like I'm

27:54

I'm trying to get to where I'm going I

27:56

don't have time to do the old rigmarole I'm

27:59

often trying to get places I'm trying to go get what

28:01

I need get straight back out straight back on the

28:03

road you don't get off get up people why do

28:05

you sound like you you feel attacked right now I

28:07

was just asking how you parked your car your

28:10

cars not backed into the moon I

28:12

was asking how you parked okay sorry that's

28:14

okay you're right you're right yeah I don't

28:17

I don't make it in I don't like

28:19

to back it up usually maybe you have

28:21

a mark you may form me here's what

28:23

I'm not how do you park you I'm

28:25

just mark I'm just generally asking you buddy

28:27

yeah it generally comes down to being looking

28:30

around and seeing if I've given enough space for

28:32

other people to get in and out of the

28:34

air cars making sure that I'm within the lines

28:37

miss me with

28:39

that I know that I'm not the only

28:41

one in this world we'll also need to

28:43

use the car park so I make

28:45

sure that I'm in the line so sometimes if I'm gonna

28:47

it's gonna be hard to get out I'll make sure that

28:50

I back in but there's a lot of thought going in

28:52

as I'm pulling into the car park going okay well you're

28:54

real think you're kind of going you guys there's no I'm

28:56

not the only one in this world bro you're

28:58

good mark sometimes you think you were I don't

29:01

think you would I'm

29:03

you know I understand that I am in a rush but

29:05

I know others will be in rushes too so so Jordan

29:07

you know do it for just quick you got somewhere to

29:09

be impulsive I honestly don't know why you would like arrive

29:12

at a car park space and think okay how do

29:14

I back into this yes drive on in bro and

29:16

park up and get out your damn car the only

29:19

way I know how to get into a car park

29:21

is I I reverse my dad boy in

29:24

I can tell you what that's about

29:26

because I thought to myself it has to be

29:28

more than

29:32

we just drive in for safety there has to be a

29:34

psyche behind this so let's

29:36

go with Jordan first psyche of why people drive

29:38

straight into the car parks impulsivity

29:42

yeah without a doubt this

29:45

can extend to other areas of their life where

29:47

they want quick solution on now what are we

29:50

doing here rewards what are we doing here that's

29:52

facts right I think that's right though spot on

29:54

with you correct I love once again I'm not

29:56

taking but not Minimal

30:00

effort or laziness. Now I'm not saying this is

30:02

you. Okay. I'm not saying this is you. I'm

30:05

definitely not. I'm listening. I'm

30:07

here to learn. My heart

30:09

is open. These individuals may prioritize convenience and

30:11

comfort, avoiding tasks that require additional planning or

30:13

effort, such as reversing into parking spaces. Hey,

30:16

I'm not the one that left a planning

30:18

meeting earlier today, but hey, look, we'll keep

30:20

going. Let's go. What are

30:22

you in? Let's keep going. Confidence and

30:24

self-awareness, without doubt. This confidence could ascend

30:26

to other aspects of their lives when

30:29

they approach challenges with self-assurance and assertiveness.

30:32

Hey, man, if there's someone who's assertive, Jordan

30:34

is very caring. Jordan

30:38

can be loving, thoughtful, can

30:40

be a bit knuckle-headed at

30:42

times without a doubt. But

30:45

you are always assertive of

30:48

what you want to do and where you want to go. And

30:51

efficiency is the other one. We don't need to really go through that.

30:54

So if you are like, why does that person drive into that

30:56

car? Well, maybe they're just an assertive person. Maybe

30:59

this matches the characteristics that they have in their lifestyle. You

31:01

can learn a lot about a person, about how they want to park their

31:03

car. Add them all. This is great.

31:06

I don't think we're willing to go

31:08

through reversing, because... No, we can go

31:10

through reversing. It's more like attention to

31:12

detail, lack control

31:15

in life, risk aversion,

31:18

image consciousness. I thought these

31:20

are all so... These are

31:22

just... Quite

31:24

confronting sort of a thing, aren't they? This

31:28

one says, they

31:30

may lack assertiveness when they back into it,

31:32

because they don't have assertiveness on situations rather

31:34

than relinquishing the controls to others. There you

31:37

go. Actually, what part of me is this? What is

31:40

going on? I don't

31:42

feel like it's risk aversion as well, but... Guys,

31:45

you can learn a lot about people, how they park their car. We don't

31:48

really need to go through backing it up. But Jordan, if you're ever wondering why

31:50

you do it... Maybe

31:52

that is why. I learned something today, and I'll go and improve

31:54

on that. You know, out of all of this, I hope... Because

31:57

I'm not the only one in the world. I hope

31:59

every time you... Do you like your car? You think of the morning

32:01

shift. This is the

32:03

morning shift. I

32:10

don't often come to the show with content

32:12

that helps. It's

32:14

usually confronting content that I'll bring to the show. Today

32:17

I've decided everybody

32:19

needs to know what

32:21

the nicknames they use in their relationship. Yes.

32:25

Say about them as a couple. No,

32:27

it's not. Let's

32:31

get around the room. Favourite

32:33

nickname given to your other half.

32:37

Baby Girl Cupcake. Baby

32:39

Girl Cupcake. Sexual?

32:41

No. My baby

32:44

girl cupcake. My baby girl cupcake. Um,

32:47

I'm pretty standard eh babe? I

32:51

don't like, it sounds cringy saying it out loud but

32:53

like, obviously. I don't think baby.

32:55

I don't think they're, I mean. It

32:58

sounds cringy but it's not, it rolls off the tongue

33:00

the best. It feels, it feels the best. Baby

33:02

Allgood. Baby, baby hungry? Baby.

33:06

Baby. Baby. I like

33:08

it. That's you Jordan. Brooke.

33:12

What did you enjoy? What did you enjoy? What was

33:14

your favourite? Sugar.

33:16

Sugar. No, funny way. Sugar

33:20

pie honey bun. I'm

33:22

the same with Jordan, you know you don't really want

33:24

to say baby out loud but it feels, it feels

33:26

like, you know. Like that's my baby. And

33:30

these four walls. We're being honest. Baby girl.

33:33

Baby girl's nice. Well it's funny you should say baby

33:35

because babe or baby is the first of

33:37

the nicknames in a relationship and

33:39

what it says about you. Well

33:42

if you do use the word babe or baby,

33:44

everyone's a babe to somebody. So what this reveals

33:46

about your relationship is that you're

33:48

still kind of getting to know each other. You're

33:51

fairly solid in your relationship but you still

33:53

have ways to go before you're complete. Babe.

33:58

Yeah, you're right. That's right. I

34:00

remember the first time I said baby and I almost like tried

34:02

to get it like Cuz I

34:04

wasn't confident, but then it was all good. Yeah Darling

34:13

I Will put out categories there somewhere some

34:16

of the baby you want a type of

34:18

love that only shows in movies and

34:20

you found it Look at you

34:23

calling your other half darling You're both

34:25

hopelessly romantics and you want nothing

34:27

more than just to be with each other and be

34:29

in love I didn't say darling actually I do say

34:31

that you know, it's not Not

34:35

all the time but like darling. Yeah, it gives

34:37

me boomer vibes. I know I wouldn't say it

34:39

like and For other

34:41

people to hear like, you know me but When

34:46

you must go to headache or something, you

34:48

know, what about Han or honey Mmm,

34:51

honey. Yes. Mmm. You both like to

34:53

have fun and you keep things casual

34:56

your Relations, though your relationship might not

34:58

be all that serious, but you

35:00

prefer to keep it that way Keeping everything light

35:02

is the way to go. I'll be

35:04

over here No, no, that's my high

35:07

school relationship and there was that was

35:09

fun Now

35:14

this guy said this is not my take this

35:16

is definitely from a website but sweetheart Oh

35:20

Gemmy sweetheart on this occasions. Mmm,

35:22

sweetie. Nah in it Lucky

35:24

for the two of you you are so

35:27

darn cute that no one can help but

35:29

eat it all up Seriously, you're adorable as

35:31

a couple if you use the word sweetheart.

35:34

It's almost does this follow you onesie you

35:36

walked into a rom-com together Don't

35:42

like sweetheart not a fan I

35:45

Love watching older people say sweetheart You've

35:49

entered and it's kind of like you've stood the

35:51

test time, you know You're right

35:54

there standing strong like a big tall tartar

35:56

tree. Are you gonna earn sweetheart? My grandma

35:58

said that the pop Loving

36:00

that, loving that. That's what I want. That's

36:02

that rom-com they're talking about. Okay, beautiful. Anyone

36:06

call their significant other beautiful? Well if

36:08

you want. The key we struggle to say today because

36:10

it's like are you taking the piss? You know what

36:12

I mean? Like it's... Being

36:15

called beautiful is a very beautiful

36:17

compliment, but when it's a pet name

36:19

in a relationship, it's a little worrisome.

36:23

Mmm So it is

36:25

nice to hear the word every single day. It

36:27

shows that your partner really only views you as

36:29

one thing. Beautiful. If

36:32

you're fine with that then great, but if you

36:34

really want a happy healthy relationship, Time

36:37

to change up that, you know, that

36:39

name of beautiful. Hey,

36:41

I'm just the messenger. Love.

36:45

Hello, love. Hello, love. Yeah, love. It

36:47

seems like kind of funny to me.

36:49

Yeah. Like taking the mocks, you know.

36:52

I think just used to call us that. Get in there, love. Apparently

36:55

if your nickname... As

37:02

I was saying, apparently if you do use

37:04

the word love as your pet nicknames, You

37:07

don't need someone else to make you a make

37:09

you whole. You're a whole on your own.

37:12

Your relationship is solid, so don't be afraid

37:14

to spend some time apart to find yourself.

37:17

Those who call the others love, very

37:20

possessive. It seems like

37:22

you've got lost in your partnership. Oh,

37:24

okay. If

37:27

it's something more specific, if you've got something that

37:29

is, you know, just your guys little wee thing,

37:31

that's cool. That means you guys like riding on

37:33

the wild side of life. You have your own

37:35

little thing going. No one else matters. It's you,

37:38

first of all, you and them. If

37:40

there's no pet name, well, you need to

37:42

step it up. Apparently you're lacking in communication,

37:44

your relationship. And finally, if my

37:47

wife is listening, Bob. Oh, that's a

37:49

little you. That

37:51

means he's the man. And

37:54

he loves you the most. As soon

37:56

as I mention his name and what it says

37:58

about your relationship. Hey, hey. Love

38:03

you, baby girl. This

38:11

is the morning shift. The

38:15

gaming shift. What's

38:18

up, Dave? Dave?

38:28

Welcome to

38:30

another week and another episode of

38:33

the gaming shift. Thanks

38:35

to our friends, Spark Game Arena. Today

38:37

we're going to catch up with

38:40

Logitech's retail manager, Andrew. Now Andrew is

38:42

here to help and celebrate the month

38:44

of gaming that Logitech holds. Some really

38:46

cool prizes involved with that. Including a

38:48

trip to Japan. Including a trip to

38:50

Japan. Don't want to miss that. And

38:54

of course, with Spark Game Arena, it's the sound

38:56

spark we're giving away. Some Astro A30 headset. Those

38:59

submissions are going crazy on

39:01

the group. I think we

39:03

must have made it too easy. How is our gaming

39:05

week anyway, boys? Any

39:08

check-ins on the gaming front? Listen

39:11

here. I'm looking for someone. I

39:13

am looking for someone. I want to

39:15

find this individual because yes, I remembered

39:18

your tag name. We

39:20

played a few nights ago. We played a

39:22

game of Fortnite with the squad. Lance

39:24

was in it. And

39:27

bro, we got knocked by

39:29

one dude. All of you? He

39:32

actually knocked Lance twice. You

39:34

would have gotten knocked. 100% you would have gotten knocked. So

39:36

we're at Grim. They needed me. We're

39:39

at Grim on the map. And

39:41

so you obviously get the fast water where you

39:43

can kind of escape. But we all had that.

39:45

We were all in the same arena. So

39:49

he knocks one of my mates, Lance. Lance is like, oh,

39:51

over here. So then we all go over there to help

39:53

him. We

39:55

get the rest of his team. And then we

39:57

revive. Lance

40:00

but then we go to get the guy who knocked Lance.

40:03

He then knocks off another one

40:05

of our guys. Then we

40:07

get his card, we go over

40:09

to the reboot then and we

40:12

think he's got, we actually wait a little bit because we think he's

40:14

gone. I then get sniped

40:16

in the head one shot. Then

40:19

my mates trying to like keep the revive

40:21

but he like he comes over knocks him

40:24

and then Nipya who's pretty

40:26

good. He's pretty, he's pretty. We're gonna call him

40:28

pretty. They then have like this battle chasing each

40:30

other around in a circle, right? Nipya's

40:34

life's going down. He gets into almost like,

40:36

he gets into white life and

40:38

then while Nipya's like

40:40

trying to go get a health pack, he revives

40:43

all of his mates and as he's just running

40:45

over to try and sneak and and

40:47

get him before he gets the revive, the

40:49

bro revives you hear that all of them come

40:51

back. He then jumps over slides,

40:54

boom shoots right next behind a rock,

40:56

knocks out a whole team. Then they

40:58

all get in a little huddle start

41:00

dancing. Oh, that's what dreams are made

41:02

of kid. His name is free. Ultra

41:04

underscore tattoo. Who

41:07

the heck is ultra underscore tattoo?

41:10

Because you gave us nightmares. We honestly almost quit. No, they

41:12

came back the next day. I'd game the next day and

41:14

they're like, bro, you should have been here last night. There

41:16

was this fella. He was so good, bro. They

41:19

took us to groom. I had to go watch where

41:21

they were buried. This is where it happened, guys. Right

41:23

here. I don't even know how he knew where Nip's

41:25

was like, because he was he was

41:27

they'd be no one's crouching. You know when they they're

41:29

good, they'd be knowing. They just be knowing behind this

41:31

rock. Boom. And

41:33

I was like, oh, my God. Ultra

41:36

tattoo. You're the man. You are

41:38

man. I am. I usually. Usually

41:43

right here, I'd be doing a headline. But what I wanted

41:46

to do this week is I wanted to I wanted to

41:48

bring a discussion and it's a discussion that I don't know

41:50

if you've just joined gaming. It's probably you know, it's probably

41:52

tough to be able to take it to have your part

41:54

in it. But I'm have a listen to this clip that

41:56

I found on Instagram and let me know what your thoughts

41:59

are. to be able to just

42:01

buy full games. You just bought the game and

42:03

that's what it was. You know, in DLC, you

42:05

know, during like the PS3, Xbox 360 generation was

42:07

like, hey, you'd get the full game and then

42:09

you'd get DLC, which would be like extra levels,

42:12

extra content, and it would all be packaged in

42:14

there. And then at some point they decided to

42:16

say, you know what, actually, what about if we

42:18

give you 80% of the

42:20

game and you get all of that like

42:22

day one DLC. Not like the game's been

42:24

out and now we're gonna give you a

42:27

reason to come back. We want to do

42:29

that day one DLC. And that's basically

42:31

what they're doing here and we're seeing it more

42:33

and more. Star Wars Outlaws, as we're seeing it

42:35

here, it's a freaking joke. So

42:39

the discussion is around when you used to be able to

42:41

just buy the full game, you put

42:43

it on and you'd be playing the full game.

42:45

Yeah. And I think the gaming universe is becoming

42:47

more and more frustrated with the DLC or the

42:49

downloadable content that comes that you've got to download

42:51

the update, you got to download this, you got

42:53

to download that. It doesn't just come as a

42:55

full kit like it used to. What you see

42:57

is what you get. Totally. So they reckon that

42:59

there's been enough of an uproar now in the

43:01

gaming community to be like, can we just stop

43:03

with having the added extras that you got to

43:05

pay for this, you got to, you know, you

43:07

got to pull this in. You got to update

43:10

this. Is it time to go back in time

43:12

where when you bought a game, you had the

43:14

game and everyone stood the same amount of chance?

43:16

Don't be ridiculous, man. You don't reckon? I

43:18

don't want to go to EB games, bro. I don't want

43:20

to have to get in my car, go to the mall.

43:22

I don't want to wait for a game. I

43:25

want to have dinner. I want to go

43:27

have a shower, freshen up, I'll walk in my lounge and

43:29

I want to be able to download a game that I

43:31

want and play. That's not what he's saying. I don't even

43:33

care. I don't even care if I don't get all the

43:35

game. I

43:37

don't care if I don't get all the game. I have

43:40

the convenience. Do you care though if somebody else who has

43:42

more money than you can get better

43:44

things? There's not more money than me. But

43:47

that's the kind of, I guess, there's downloadable content that's going

43:49

on. It's annoying to have to update a game. I know

43:51

that's the first thing. How annoying is it when you jump

43:53

down and sit down and about to play a game? It's

43:56

those days when we have to wait for Fortnite. Needs an

43:58

update. what he's

44:00

saying there. Okay I hear you now. You

44:02

know you're talking my language. You're talking my

44:04

language. You know we're like, we're still waiting

44:06

in the lobby. But then also you get

44:09

the reward of those updates. Yes you do

44:11

have to wait but then you get a

44:14

different experience. But it's

44:16

a constant right? Like you said you even know the day.

44:18

You know the day when it's happening. It's Tuesday 8 a.m.

44:20

whatever it is. EST. Whatever it always comes up with that

44:22

message saying hey it's gonna be down. There's a download time

44:24

and blah blah blah. All that updateable content like why wouldn't

44:27

it be nice just to go back to the day where's

44:29

when the new game came out or if there was an

44:31

update. Yeah just like it maybe certain games

44:33

just give us certain ones you know pick

44:36

your poison. I think they're all being released right now

44:38

though with that DLC and it's just like it's it's

44:40

niggly like someone needs to see the right of the

44:42

run. Okay there's the game that you played last week.

44:45

That was it though right. We can you can you

44:47

continue to modify that or that was what you see

44:49

is what you get. That is what you see what

44:51

you get. I'm not

44:53

trying to sound ignorant here because I

44:55

am just kind of like probably gaming

44:57

all the time and I do only

44:59

play Fortnite but also with this format

45:02

you have like there was also

45:04

a time when we used to just go by the game right. Where

45:07

like once that game had done its thing unless

45:09

it was hugely nostalgic and it was

45:12

something you could play with your mates that game

45:14

was kind of done. Oh but imagine

45:16

that. Like we've lost the idea of nostalgia because

45:18

of updates. How good is nostalgia? Like you know

45:20

what I mean like those games that we used

45:23

to play that didn't have updates you could always

45:25

go back to and go right time to play

45:27

Goldeneye. Everyone's on slaps no one's allowed to use

45:29

a gun like you know what I mean like

45:31

those. Go back and play Crash Bandicoot though and

45:34

see what it was really like. Yeah. I don't

45:37

want to do it now. I'm not doing that to my poor memory. Alright

45:42

interesting chat interesting chat. Alright we're gonna bring him

45:44

Arnie back in. Jorzi. He's gonna come in. He's got

45:46

some gaming updates. A

45:49

man who doesn't need any introductions because he does

45:51

them himself. Welcome back into

45:53

the studio. I'll say Jorzi but you

45:56

take away the rest. You're going. The one and

45:58

only Overlord of the Second Dimension. The

46:00

OV-1's, the OV-1's. The Angkor-sher of

46:02

demons, the story of evil, and

46:04

the Navel of pros, the handsome

46:06

and humble, Jules delicious right here.

46:09

Jules delicious! What about

46:11

your intro then? Oh,

46:13

that's the one. As soon as I go into the room, boom!

46:16

Oh, you don't know me, here we go. Alright,

46:18

you've had a busy week, Jules, tell us all about it.

46:21

So, last weekend I was

46:23

watching the UFC card, but I decided to

46:25

mix it up. We actually hosted a UFC

46:27

watch party at Lily World over at Next

46:30

to Mount Smart. We also hosted

46:32

a UFC 5 gaming

46:34

tournament during the prelims, so it was pretty

46:36

awesome. It actually

46:39

turned out really well, there was like 14 of

46:41

us in the bracket, and everyone just enjoying UFC.

46:44

Working? Who won the UFC tournament?

46:47

A guy named Cameron, I don't know who he is, he

46:50

just came out, there was all of us from

46:52

the Discord, and then there was like some other peeps, and

46:55

then I was just like, man, this guy just came in, he

46:57

looked like really, what's it called?

47:00

You know when you have a sleeper pick? He's

47:02

just like, nah, that guy can't be the one. And

47:05

then next thing you know, oh, he's destroying everyone. They

47:07

just came in and sussed you. So,

47:10

did you get to choose characters, or like, how did you

47:12

run that tournament? So, what we did was,

47:15

we did a paper scissors rock to decide who chooses

47:17

the weight class, and then whoever

47:19

wins that, they get to choose the weight

47:21

class, whoever they play, and it was on

47:23

the standing bang format, so it's just, you

47:25

know, there wasn't any grappling power or anything

47:27

like that. No grappling. No grappling. No grappling.

47:29

I like those moves. Standing bang, baby standing

47:31

bang. I would like to, you know, just

47:33

in case you think you're him, and you

47:35

choose a grappler in standing bang, I just

47:37

want to let you guys know, it does not work. My

47:40

mate was like, oh, oh man, look at his stats,

47:42

I was like, oh, it's not about the stats.

47:46

It's about what you do with the stats, as

47:49

I proceeded to get Pudon, so yeah. I

47:52

was out early. That's all good. Hey, tell

47:54

us a bit about the Discord as well, that

47:56

they were built. So, we've got a community Discord

47:58

for the Gaming Shift. Now some of you guys

48:01

are in it. I think we're just reached over a

48:03

hundred members, but we're looking to do damn a few

48:05

more You know community games

48:07

so lately we've been doing just call of duty

48:09

scrims for before but I want to do Like

48:13

scrimmages yeah, so it's like So

48:15

what we do is we use a bot to

48:17

randomize the team captains and then each captain chooses

48:20

One pick each so that we can balance the teams

48:22

out Yeah,

48:25

I will say I won one of the scrimmages

48:27

and then the other one I got put on

48:29

again, so you know I'm trying to rip

48:32

us, but I'm doing a bad job Wonderful

48:35

man, and did you have any any any

48:37

words any keywords that we could be learning this

48:39

week? Yes, I've got two today I thought I'd

48:41

be you know just do a warm-up one Okay,

48:43

that's a quite a I feel like

48:45

it's quite a universal term, and then we're gonna get

48:47

right into the nitty-gritty one Okay

48:50

guys Are

48:54

you guys ready? Oh my god Alright,

48:58

so this is the easy one Obviously

49:01

don't do that. Don't do that. Okay, so this

49:03

is a really hard one, and I

49:05

don't think anyone's gonna get it No,

49:08

okay, well throwing Throw

49:11

the map like I'm just gonna die and reset.

49:13

Pretty much boom done. Yes Jordan. One point damn

49:15

I know about throwing bro. I do it all

49:17

the time When

49:19

I cut when my guns can't get past grey or

49:21

green on fortnight I just go to find a scrap

49:23

so I can get out of there This

49:26

is the next one guys, and I'm you know

49:29

I only just learned about this one recently, so it's

49:31

called kiting Yeah,

49:34

it's called kiting fighting this guy What

49:38

like you you get the high ground oh you get

49:40

the high ground you can't Not

49:43

people either. I guess that could be an

49:45

act of kiting It's normally in

49:47

like mobas or or games

49:49

where there's like NPC. I'm gonna need what what's mobas

49:52

Mobas like a dota remember stoda

49:55

like dota League of legions

49:58

oh Like

50:00

there's another turn for kiting and FPS, but

50:02

I'm trying to stay away from the FPS

50:04

turns a little bit What is cutting? Okay

50:06

kiting is basically like the tearing

50:08

any like aggressive pushes or anything So

50:11

say if there's an NPC that damages

50:13

you you're cutting like

50:15

redirecting So it's it's redirecting pressure

50:18

pretty much or someone can create. Oh, so last night

50:20

when I was a Poor night. Yeah, I was trying

50:22

to heal my mate But there was a squad that

50:24

was coming towards us and my mate like

50:27

he ran out behind tried to

50:29

follow him I get

50:31

I'll call that like certain FPS. I would say it's

50:33

like a bait and switch. I could

50:40

Which I think

50:43

bait and switches the official term like of

50:45

the world like yeah, use the right term

50:47

there. Yeah Wait,

50:50

could you explain the situation one more time? So wait,

50:52

yeah, we were we were behind We were on a

50:55

hill and we were fighting a squad. I may got

50:57

knocked And

50:59

then I was healing him but I we could

51:01

see their footsteps they started like So

51:04

my mate jumped out and he like took them up

51:06

the hill That

51:08

actually would say that is probably I think I'm

51:13

still trying to understand myself I

51:17

feel like you've just unlocked another level to

51:19

it Kind of a money

51:21

bow. You're the man. Thank you once again for joining us.

51:23

We'll see you guys Come

51:26

up next we talk with the logitech

51:29

retail manager here in Altier d'Or. Andrew I've

51:31

just come so it's all about logitech's month. He's

51:33

a great chance I Celebrate

51:37

months all the time, but this is the type of month. I'm trying to celebrate

51:40

The month the gaming all thanks to logitech and

51:43

joining us in studio right now. Andrew can zip

51:45

from logitech Thank you for joining us by the

51:47

gala gala. How are we? Yeah, very good, man.

51:49

Very good. I want to talk about your

51:51

t-shirt Let's start with the team out the bang guys. Well, what

51:53

are you working over? I can't see this at the moment But

51:55

what are you rocking today? Oh, look, it's just a bit of

51:57

branded apparel. I guess at the end of the day but uh

52:00

All we're just promo-ing is obviously our month of gaming

52:02

that cracks on at the moment and getting people excited

52:04

about it and one of the things that's easy to

52:06

get excited about is a trip to Tokyo, right? For

52:09

me that's gaming mecca. Gaming mecca, whether

52:11

it's Nintendo, Sega, I've been trying to

52:13

get myself on it but maybe

52:15

we'll have some words with the bosses eh? Hey

52:18

we always start out interviews and we talk to our

52:20

guests but we say what's the first game you ever

52:22

played and can you remember what console it was on?

52:25

And memory lane here, I had enough

52:27

nostalgia this morning. I think game not

52:30

quite sure but console definitely remember the day that

52:32

I got my first console which was be you

52:34

know, just an everyday boy growing up in

52:36

Rottorua. Eighth birthday, opening up

52:38

your present to be a Gameboy

52:40

classic. Ohh! Just legit.

52:42

Came with a Super Star Wars Return of the

52:45

Jedi, the Star Wars geek. For me that was

52:47

legit. Unfortunately the love affair didn't

52:49

last that long because we got broken into and

52:51

it got stolen. I actually remember

52:53

going to school the week after and seeing a kid

52:55

in my class with my Gameboy. Oh actually.

52:57

No word of a lie but it wasn't a family we were going

52:59

to mess with so I came to

53:01

get insurance and they replaced the Gameboy. Can I have a turn

53:04

with mine after you? Yeah exactly right? Now

53:06

the Gameboy got replaced but the insurance companies don't quite

53:09

get it and got replaced with Yoshi's Cookie which if

53:11

you know that game I feel sorry for you already

53:13

because it was just mud. I love you clearly, let

53:15

it go. Do you know any of your games? I

53:17

haven't held on to this like 20 years or anything

53:19

right? No probably games

53:22

are sunk the most time into Pokemon

53:24

Red, NBA Live 04, Rigb08. For

53:29

me it's like Pinnacle Gaming Rigb08. Pinnacle

53:33

Gaming and then of course the Uni-years of Counter

53:35

Strike Modern Warfare 7. You grew up with

53:37

that. Same era, same era right? You grew

53:39

up with that. Andrew I want

53:41

to take you back to that place where you opened

53:43

up that Gameboy right? And the scent, there's a smell

53:45

of that comes from it right? And it's ingrained right?

53:47

It is. That never leaves

53:49

you. I reckon that that could be something to

53:51

do with what you do now with Logitech right?

53:53

Because it's the same. Like we get the same.

53:55

There's something about when you unbox a

53:58

console whether it be a console or it be a I

54:00

don't know, a mouse, a new mouse. All that kind

54:02

of stuff, it just brings joy

54:04

to your head. And for you now, with

54:06

Logitech, you're giving that joy to so many

54:08

different people. It definitely fills the heart, man.

54:10

And like I said, whether it's just peeling

54:13

that first little bit of face that

54:15

got there, everyone gets that. But no, new

54:17

products, man. It's exciting. And it's exciting to

54:19

be, for me now, having that journey as

54:21

a kid coming through and being able to

54:23

share it onto anyone else with some new

54:26

exciting things is just, yeah, it's pretty legit.

54:29

I guess we've kind of got to start with the month

54:31

of gaming just because of the t-shirt. And I'm

54:33

interested about, for people who don't

54:35

know what the month of gaming is and Logitech's

54:37

obviously leading this, what can they get excited about?

54:39

What are you excited about? Fair enough. Well, I

54:41

guess to understand, we've kind of got to go

54:44

back to why we do it, if that makes

54:46

sense. So it comes back to probably 2020. Yeah,

54:49

we're doing it for us. This is our third year doing

54:51

it now. And we just really wanted to create a platform

54:53

where we could just shout out about

54:55

gaming and bring it into the limelight. And that's

54:57

why I partnered with people like Spark Game Arena

54:59

to share that same kind of ethos and ambition.

55:02

Yeah, they feel the same. Yeah, yeah. And

55:05

the reality is, especially like I mentioned a

55:07

little bit earlier off here, that during COVID,

55:10

obviously, a lot of people started gaming. It

55:12

became an entertainment means at home. And actually,

55:14

a bit of big social element. Connection. Yeah,

55:16

correct. And we've always been here in this

55:19

space where we've owned professional elements and high-end

55:21

gaming. But what gaming is to so many

55:23

people isn't that? For me, I

55:26

love gaming, but I'm also a parent of three. So my game is

55:28

doing about 25 minutes between when the kids go to bed and the

55:30

wife gets out of the shower. Yeah,

55:33

all right. So that's it. And so we

55:35

just want to get something to get people

55:37

excited about. And gaming is a massive industry.

55:39

We say it time and time again, but

55:41

it's also pretty segmented. You've got game developers,

55:43

software developers, hardware manufacturers. You've got your e-sports,

55:45

your streamers, and all of that. Typically,

55:47

all of them, wear a headset and use a

55:50

mouse or have a controller. So we kind of

55:52

fill across all of those things. And so we

55:54

take a little bit of leadership and just want to make

55:56

people excited about gaming. And that's the whole point behind it.

55:59

And that's why we do. some cool things like you

56:01

know give away trips to Tokyo or other weekly

56:03

prizes. So a big prize

56:05

is that trip to Tokyo which is a trip

56:07

to across to Tokyo, Super

56:09

Nintendo World Tour and spending money, all

56:11

that jazz right so again things we

56:14

all want but then we also

56:16

do weekly prizes and that's kind of themed around

56:18

our different parts of the business so we've got

56:20

like our pro gaming was last week where we

56:22

gave away trips to I think it's

56:24

Dreamhack across in Australia along with all of our

56:26

pro gear as well. This year

56:28

is console so sorry this week it's console so

56:30

we're giving away a pair of our SRA 50

56:32

X's, X-Bars. Hey those are

56:35

funny. Once

56:37

you got them sorted right. I wish you

56:39

could hear what I hear through like what you guys

56:41

are saying on my headset, he's like you guys are

56:43

phenomenal. Until you experience it it's hard to say. And

56:47

then you know from our simulation the week after that

56:50

and then just our general gaming PC we've got I

56:52

think it's about four and a half thousand dollar

56:54

worth of a PC build to give away in

56:56

the last week as well and of course anything

56:58

you know if you buy any Logitech there's 250

57:00

bucks up for grabs every day as well. There's plenty of

57:02

things you get excited about right? There's so much to get

57:04

excited about in this month. Is there one thing outside of

57:06

those? Because those are probably like the staples that you bullet

57:08

point and everyone knows about those but what else excites you

57:11

the most about this month? For

57:14

me it's just creating a meaningful message to talk

57:16

about gaming and that's why I actually like the

57:18

theme of Tokyo and where we're going from because

57:20

it gives us so many different platforms like you

57:22

know we just ran a Tekken competition downtown with

57:24

another retailer over the weekend and we had a

57:26

lot of people coming and we've got to see

57:28

the community behind that right and we had a

57:30

lot of people there that had

57:32

played online together and were like oh are you

57:35

Thomas the Dank Engine? And

57:38

also gamertag's another great thing. And oh I play

57:40

you online and they actually got to connect so

57:42

it's a full community that we kind of get

57:44

to enable behind there as well which is you

57:46

know just a little bit of a hidden message

57:48

behind it all. What's

57:50

your take on the Kiwi gaming market? Like

57:53

are we typically like brand

57:55

lovers? Are we brand loyal? Do we

57:57

arm only this? And is it tough

57:59

to... break into or for you do you find

58:01

like Kiwis will play on whatever it is that's in

58:03

front of them that they're not particularly brand loyal and

58:05

that like it's an overmarket and everyone's willing to buy

58:08

whatever? Yeah I think it's a bit of both. I

58:10

think Kiwis, we're pretty savvy right? We want the best

58:12

and not to pay a lot for it naturally. But

58:15

I think that's where we fit in quite well because

58:17

you know we take a lot of innovation and leadership

58:19

that we have on our high-end gear but a lot

58:21

of that actually filters down into some of our entry-level

58:23

things as well and so people see that and I

58:25

think we are reflected quite well

58:27

here in New Zealand because they want

58:29

good but we also want to be

58:32

respectful and make it accessible to everyone as well.

58:35

So yeah I think it's a bit of both

58:37

to be perfectly honest with you. I think there is a bit

58:39

of loyalty because once you get into it especially if you're a

58:41

PC gamer you know for us Mice is what

58:43

we do. That's the backbone of our company. If you're using a

58:45

mouse and you've got a little scrolling wheel in the middle of

58:47

it you can pretty much think Logitech for that. It's on everything

58:49

now but that was one of our first things back in the

58:52

day that we brought in. Mice

58:54

is what we do and you know

58:56

naturally when you have that there's a lot of software enablement

58:59

behind there that you then want a keyboard or a headset

59:01

that goes with it so you can create a lot of

59:03

function that get the best of the

59:05

whole thing. Open up that door for us as

59:07

PC gamers because I am under no doubt that

59:09

I am a lane gamer because I use a

59:11

console. And I'll be on there isn't but that's

59:13

fine. I've been told that

59:15

by many people especially my wife when she's in the

59:18

shower. The only folks are bugs and howdivers too that's

59:20

why. Well you know plenty of others

59:22

are fighting the bots but what is it what you know

59:24

what I mean like there is a kind of like a

59:26

I don't know maybe it's just me that feels it but

59:28

there's almost like a pecking order when it comes to gaming

59:30

and PC gamers seem to be at the top of it.

59:33

The master race right? Yeah. The

59:35

master race and look I think it's probably just because they're

59:37

the ones that probably put the most time in early right

59:40

and they are really passionate about it. It's

59:42

something that they live day in day out

59:44

and having done that from I don't know

59:46

let's just say they invested into the PC builds in

59:48

the early teenage years and along from there maybe

59:50

they feel the right to do it. But at the end of

59:53

the day for us one of our taglines in Logi G is

59:55

Play For All and that's one of the things that we really

59:57

want to drive is that obviously you know we do a

59:59

lot of lot really well in that PC

1:00:01

gaming space. Whether it's

1:00:03

console or mobile these days as well, right? Gaming

1:00:06

on mobile is a massive part and so we

1:00:08

want to make sure that we've got products and

1:00:10

things like that that can easily transition across these

1:00:12

multiple devices. So one of my

1:00:15

favourite products is the ASHOA30 which is

1:00:17

a headset that you can connect to

1:00:19

of the Xbox, PlayStation, PC but

1:00:21

then also Bluetooth to your phone and you can take it

1:00:23

anywhere with you. It folds away and I use it on

1:00:25

an airplane a lot. I might need me one of those.

1:00:27

I don't know about the phone. I think we've got that. Yeah,

1:00:30

you can Bluetooth onto your phone with the headphones you've got.

1:00:32

Yeah, if you've got A50X you can and the cool thing

1:00:34

about that one is that it can run

1:00:37

simultaneously as well so you can actually take your phone call

1:00:39

and automatically balance down your game thing

1:00:41

and keep your phone call going on. And

1:00:44

you can have them both at the same time so the

1:00:46

boss doesn't need to know. These are the phones they keep

1:00:48

giving. And I love that it's just push the button eh?

1:00:50

It's a push of the button and you know for me

1:00:52

it's the headsets are all

1:00:54

the more in many ways, right? I know you guys

1:00:57

have said in your podcasts in the past where you

1:00:59

know I want to try and break down that barrier

1:01:01

of like cross platform play, PlayStation vs Xbox and all

1:01:03

that and you know they haven't really played

1:01:05

nicely with each other over the past but A50X

1:01:07

changes all that because you can actually have you

1:01:09

know multiple platforms and multiple

1:01:11

consoles plugged into the one thing and just push

1:01:13

the button change your whole TV screen from your

1:01:16

PlayStation to your Xbox. Feels like the Thanos Gauntlet

1:01:18

and it's got all the stones. A little bit

1:01:20

eh? A little bit. Click the button. On

1:01:23

a personal level because you've got three kids. Are you just the coolest

1:01:25

there because you get to come home with all the toys? Yeah. Ah

1:01:29

they wouldn't say so. But

1:01:31

they know what they always said out there. Oh

1:01:33

look dad, this is Logitech. Yeah

1:01:35

they're picking it up. You know

1:01:37

my youngest is three she doesn't know yet but the older ones

1:01:40

are starting with ClickOn. And you

1:01:42

can I ask and this is you don't even

1:01:44

have to answer this but I know that you're

1:01:46

quick on your feet. And I've got that from

1:01:48

just from talking with you now. Where is Logitech

1:01:51

in terms of the gaming world compare it to

1:01:53

like Carbrenz? We're just Logitech set. Are they the

1:01:55

Lamborghini? Are they the

1:01:57

Ford Ranger? and

1:02:00

good like where would it be for someone outside the

1:02:02

gaming world where would you place Logitech for a car

1:02:04

brand? Yes

1:02:06

I've got him! I've got him! You

1:02:08

got me a little bit. Half of me wants to say

1:02:10

Brandon because we partner with McLaren. Oh wow!

1:02:14

Oh wow! And

1:02:17

you know if you look at things like your Pro Gear

1:02:19

that I think you're using on your desk right there right?

1:02:21

I am indeed, this is Pro Gear. So

1:02:23

ones like that you know why people would want to use

1:02:25

them in the same way from McLaren right? If you put

1:02:28

me in a McLaren, I'm probably going

1:02:30

to go a lot faster than I will than in my Mazda Xcelo

1:02:32

that's parked outside. Am I going to get the best out of it?

1:02:35

Maybe not right? Someone else that's a Pro will do it. And

1:02:37

it's very similar to the Pro Gear that's there right? As

1:02:39

an everyday person using it, yes it's probably going to improve you.

1:02:42

But as a professional using it, well it's

1:02:44

completely game changing and actually maximising that technology. So I

1:02:46

love to say McLaren because that's probably a little car

1:02:49

out of the car. I like that. Well as soon

1:02:51

as you did mention it, are we giving this away

1:02:53

today on the show with our sound spark? But

1:02:56

we ain't, I'm taking that. We

1:02:58

have the Spark Game Arena's giveaway with

1:03:00

the Spark sound. It's a Logitech G

1:03:02

Pro X TKL keyboard and a Logitech

1:03:04

G Pro X Superlight mouse. Now, sorry

1:03:07

Superlight 2 mouse. Now let's

1:03:09

just focus on the mouse because the keyboard,

1:03:11

obviously it's smaller and I

1:03:13

have to review this later on in the show so I'm making

1:03:15

sure I get my... I'll be watching it. So

1:03:18

a normal sized keyboard, you've taken away some

1:03:20

of the keys obviously. So that's that but

1:03:22

let's focus on the mouse because the mouse

1:03:24

is absolutely amazing. It's light, it

1:03:26

slides over the desk like so much quicker. I've got another mouse

1:03:28

with me, I won't say what brand it is but it's like

1:03:31

lifting a brick and pushing a brick around the table now. So

1:03:34

tell us a bit about the Pro X Superlight

1:03:36

2, the mice that I'm using. Yeah

1:03:38

sure, well look, obviously it's designed to

1:03:40

be in a pro environment and used by pro players. And

1:03:43

I think when you look at first person shooters

1:03:45

that like to counter strike in games like Valorant as

1:03:48

well, a lot of players will use that mice. Because

1:03:51

they want something that is super light that they flick

1:03:53

around like no tomorrow. As

1:03:55

I said before, you know, if Logitech's known for one thing

1:03:57

it's going to be a mouse or a mouse, whatever

1:03:59

the player... term of that. Mouses

1:04:02

is... Mouses is... Mice and die.

1:04:04

Mice, mice. Whatever that is, we're

1:04:06

known for that. And the cool

1:04:09

thing about that new mouse is that it introduces

1:04:11

our new technology of our sensor, which is a

1:04:13

HERO2 sensor. Insanely accurate.

1:04:15

So it can pick up movements down to

1:04:17

that of a submicron level. So if you

1:04:19

want to put into relative terms, yeah, smaller than a

1:04:22

human hair, it can pick up movement. I'll do you

1:04:24

one better. Smaller than that of a red blood cell,

1:04:26

it can pick up movement in the mouse and the

1:04:28

accuracy of that thing. So it is next level in

1:04:31

what you can do. As I said before, it means

1:04:33

the McLaren. Am I going to get the mouse

1:04:35

out of it? McLaren, really. But, you know, for some

1:04:37

reason you might want to lace up in Jordans, right? You just

1:04:39

want to be like Mike. Correct. And that's

1:04:41

the same thing. I get to talk in my language, man.

1:04:43

Hey, Andrew, thank you so much for joining us. We'll be

1:04:45

on the plane with you to Tokyo, so can't wait to

1:04:48

come. Go on, lock it in. Hey, but we appreciate

1:04:50

your time in one hell of a month, man. Perfect. Cheers,

1:04:53

guys. Are you ready to win something? I

1:04:57

hope so. I hope you're ready

1:04:59

to win something today too, sis. Do you feel like

1:05:01

these are for you or these for someone else? Who's

1:05:05

excited to win these today? So,

1:05:11

my son actually might

1:05:14

be winning these today. Okay, wow. Beautiful. He'll

1:05:17

be very, very happy with mum if he

1:05:19

gets these. I'm telling you, these are the

1:05:21

creams. Is his birthday

1:05:24

close? Even if it's not just for

1:05:26

him. Give it to him later. Yeah. Has

1:05:28

he been a good person? He's very close. It's when

1:05:30

he has. He's turning 11 in May. We'll let him win it now.

1:05:33

The gift is the ASHRAA30 headset. So, good luck. You just

1:05:35

have to get this right. It is the SoundSpark with Spark Game Arena. I had

1:05:37

no idea. I couldn't get that. I told you it was

1:05:39

rice in a pot last week. I still think it's rice in a pot. I'm not

1:05:41

sure. I'm not sure. I'm

1:05:43

not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure.

1:05:46

I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm

1:05:48

not sure. I'm not sure. I'm

1:05:50

not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm

1:05:53

not sure. I still think it's rice

1:05:55

in a pot. What do you think that is,

1:05:57

Sis? I... So...

1:06:00

my son said it's creeper from

1:06:02

minecraft. You

1:06:05

are the winner who

1:06:08

gets to win the

1:06:10

Astro 830 headset. This

1:06:14

is all in celebration of Logitech's month of gaming. We

1:06:16

have had a play with them. They are awesome. Not

1:06:18

those ones. Not the ones that he will be using.

1:06:21

But well done Twila. You have won the Astro 830

1:06:23

headset. Get them with them. You bought them. Oh my

1:06:25

gosh. Thank you. Thank

1:06:27

you so much guys. No worries Twila. Enjoy. Have

1:06:30

an awesome week too. Thank you so much. You

1:06:32

too. Thank you.

1:06:34

But that's not all. That isn't all. Fano

1:06:36

we have another Logitech prize to win. This time the G90, well the

1:06:39

G923 racing wheel and pedal. Yo

1:06:41

this is for those proper drivers. This is the real one.

1:06:43

Do you want to go and take a ride with me?

1:06:45

Thank you. That's the real one. What do you think? This

1:06:47

is the real one. Oh, I'm so happy. Oh, I'm so

1:06:49

happy. We are so happy. Oh,

1:06:51

I'm so happy. Oh, I'm so happy. What do

1:06:54

you think? I'm happy. Oh, I'm so happy. Oh,

1:06:56

I'm so happy. Oh, thank you Logitech. The month of

1:06:58

gaming. All you have to do is pick this

1:07:00

noise. This

1:07:02

is the sound spark for this week.

1:07:07

Oh, that brings back memory. Can

1:07:10

you share it again please? Yes.

1:07:14

No, I do. I would

1:07:16

know this, hey. I

1:07:19

would know this. I don't know if you would. I

1:07:21

don't know if you played this game. One

1:07:24

more time please. One more time please. One more. Well,

1:07:28

I might wreck it if I say it, but can I just say what I think it is?

1:07:31

Go. Yeah, go. Tony

1:07:33

Hawk, Pro Skater 2. Yes! You

1:07:35

haven't wrecked it. Oh, yeah. The competition

1:07:37

goes on. It is not anymore. Yes, when

1:07:40

Chad Mustard grinds the window. Do you think

1:07:42

you know what it is? Comment

1:07:47

on the video below. You could be

1:07:49

winning the G923 Racing Wheel and Tettle, thanks

1:07:51

to Logitech and their month of gaming. Of

1:07:54

course, it is a very big thank you again

1:07:56

to our mates at Spark Game Arena. Visit the

1:07:58

website, spark.com. Z slash gaming

1:08:00

and sign up to receive all their gaming

1:08:03

updates. Love you, Spark. This

1:08:05

is the morning shift. Hey,

1:08:08

coming off the back of gaming.

1:08:10

Oh, come on now. We got ourselves the game. This

1:08:12

might be specifically me because it's all I see on

1:08:14

my feet, but just... I've seen it. ...shoomer

1:08:17

me for a little bit here, Chef. Come on, run

1:08:19

it down. The Avengers have been formed for the Olympics.

1:08:21

We want to talk about the basketball team that Team

1:08:23

USA has put together. Ben Amelis. Oh,

1:08:25

I don't actually have to fall off, Sir George. D-book,

1:08:27

KD, Lebron, Steph Curry, Joel and B's. The beat doesn't

1:08:29

even sound American. Who's the dude from Pacers? I feel

1:08:31

like he's kind of lost by a lot of people.

1:08:33

He ain't been playing that good, you know what I

1:08:35

mean? Off the bench, though, you have him coming off

1:08:38

the bench. Here we go for the

1:08:40

locker room. But they had one spot that was open. Oh, who got

1:08:42

it? One spot left. The

1:08:44

robot himself. Oh, no. Kawhi

1:08:46

Leonard. He's the last... He's going to

1:08:49

be Kawhi! Like, what's going on? Like Captain Marvel came. They

1:08:51

went and got that final one. All that to lose to

1:08:53

Canada, though. Just to lose to Canada. That's going to be

1:08:55

tough. I don't think

1:08:57

it's going to be close to one of

1:08:59

them. But Kawhi is the final member

1:09:02

of the USA, which is absolutely... That

1:09:05

is incredible what I think about it. Up the tour blanks?

1:09:07

Up the tour blanks always. Every day. They

1:09:09

can do anything. Only team is going to take them down. That

1:09:12

is the show, guys. I love you guys. And

1:09:14

check out the people. See you tomorrow. Bye.

1:09:17

Bye. Bye. Bye.

1:09:20

Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.

1:09:25

For the morning shift. I

1:09:27

want to make it on half way down with you. This

1:09:30

ship. I love you. This

1:09:34

is the shift. Got it. I

1:09:38

love you, brother. Bye.

1:09:43

Bye. Bye. Bye.