Speaker 1: Jason Lauren on Nomber one hundred.
Speaker 2: Right across Melbourne. This is Nomber one hundred. Good morning,
Speaker 2: you're on the air, which A and Lauren. We are
Speaker 2: here in Melbourne, but our boy Clint Standaway is in
Speaker 2: Patty Watch and Paddy joined us this morning.
Speaker 1: A Clint, I.
Speaker 3: Thought it was one degree there even you were shivering
Speaker 3: a little bit.
Speaker 4: It is in Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well and truly after midnight year and it's twenty
Speaker 3: four degree still we're kind of the hottest days of
Speaker 3: the year here. But what about some of the results.
Speaker 4: It's sad, well a bit sad, except I was watching
Speaker 4: the BMX Clint, and I'm a new fan of BMX
Speaker 4: and we want a bronze and I loved it. I
Speaker 4: was screaming at the screen.
Speaker 3: Are you are you going to head out to the
Speaker 3: VNX tractor pull a few? What do you do with you?
Speaker 4: Absolutely not. It was so gnarly and dangerous. I'm not
Speaker 4: doing Did you just use the word narlie because the
Speaker 4: commentators were saying because I'm cold?
Speaker 3: But hey, there was a old lining though. At the Rappids.
Speaker 3: Jess Box became the most successful Australian paddler of all
Speaker 3: time in.
Speaker 2: Crush on her.
Speaker 4: I've got a big girl crush on Jess.
Speaker 3: And she's so marketable, isn't she isn't she?
Speaker 4: She's She's a babe. What a legend. We love her.
Speaker 3: I also went to the swimming and watched the French
Speaker 3: just thorn over Leon Marschon, who is a national hero here.
Speaker 3: What a night that was.
Speaker 4: He's a bit of an icon over.
Speaker 1: Hang On, hang on, hang on, god Silver, hang on.
Speaker 2: So were you were you in the swimming complex when
Speaker 2: Mollio Callahan swam?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Clint, you are a bad block. Is following me everywhere?
Speaker 1: Get out of there.
Speaker 4: She is a dual Olympic champion already, so we'll give
Speaker 4: her that. We spoke to her brother earlier and he
Speaker 4: was just saying how proud he is of her.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's a legend. She's a legend. Speaking of legends,
Speaker 3: got a little surprise for you here on Nova. Just
Speaker 3: ventured into the middle of Patteris and I've stumbled across
Speaker 3: the one, the only Harry Gie. Yes, yes, yes, all right,
Speaker 3: my love. I'll speak to you soon. But here's Harry.
Speaker 2: Okay, we we we we.
Speaker 1: He Lauren.
Speaker 4: We Garside, you have a legend were you already won
Speaker 4: our hearts, but my gosh, we were all with you
Speaker 4: this week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been one of those weeks, a lot of
Speaker 1: a lot of ups and downs and anti climactic for myself,
Speaker 1: but it's been really nice to spend some time with
Speaker 1: my parents who are over here and in Paris with
Speaker 1: me at the moment and just try my best to
Speaker 1: enjoy the time with him, and then when I get
Speaker 1: back home in the emotion and just really feel what
Speaker 1: what what has occurred over the last couple of months.
Speaker 2: Myself, Harry were we were talking about you on the
Speaker 2: show yesterday we played your post fight interview.
Speaker 4: Because I was bawling, Lauren.
Speaker 2: Lauren hit the nail on the head. Kids learn more
Speaker 2: from that and your attitude than anybody winning a medal
Speaker 2: one hurry.
Speaker 1: It's one of those things, right, like how often do
Speaker 1: we all fail or shoot the stars or try something
Speaker 1: whether it's big or small and not succeed like it happened?
Speaker 1: Is part of being a human, part of being an adult.
Speaker 1: I just really want especially young people to see that
Speaker 1: that's just part of it.
Speaker 3: Ryan.
Speaker 1: It's always our responsibility, our opportunity, how we react to
Speaker 1: step back how we react the hard times in our life,
Speaker 1: and sometimes it's our fault and sometimes it's not. I
Speaker 1: just just try my best to pick myself up at
Speaker 1: the moment. And just.
Speaker 3: If I was a.
Speaker 4: Parent, I would be showing my kids interviews with you
Speaker 4: after your fight, because honestly, if we didn't love you already, Harry,
Speaker 4: I mean the whole kind.
Speaker 1: Look.
Speaker 4: I know you're in Paris, but everyone you're in Melbourne
Speaker 4: and in Australia has been talking about Harry Garside and
Speaker 4: water Ledgend and what.
Speaker 2: I've got three young boys, I two of them eight
Speaker 2: and ten. I was talking to them about you yesterday
Speaker 2: and you are an inspiration mate, so you should be
Speaker 2: bloody holding your head up high.
Speaker 1: I feel extremely grateful to be Australian at the moment
Speaker 1: where we're so lucky to be born in our beautiful country,
Speaker 1: and I can't wait to get home and touch Australians,
Speaker 1: blow and enjoy some time with family and friends. Obviously
Speaker 1: not the result that I wanted, but it is what
Speaker 1: it is, and I just fussed that another goal and
Speaker 1: make sure I try and try it deck to achieve.
Speaker 4: That you know hearing you say, and also be really
Speaker 4: aware about your mental health and saying, you know, I
Speaker 4: fear for my mind after this. I think a lot
Speaker 4: of people could relate to that in that moment when
Speaker 4: you haven't you haven't achieved what you set out to
Speaker 4: or what you wanted to, even though you've achieved so
Speaker 4: much more in many of our minds. Hearing you reference that,
Speaker 4: I mean, it made my heart split in half. How
Speaker 4: are you feeling? How are you feeling in your mind?
Speaker 1: It's one of those things like I think we all
Speaker 1: can vouch like if you really think about some of
Speaker 1: the decisions you make in your life and some of
Speaker 1: the goals you shit in your life, like what is
Speaker 1: actually the motivation behind trying to achieve them? And I
Speaker 1: can speak myself. I thought, I thought the gold medal
Speaker 1: was going to be the thing that was going to
Speaker 1: make me still whole. It was going to make me
Speaker 1: build myself worth it. It was going to make me feel
Speaker 1: actually good about myself. And I think I realized this
Speaker 1: is Tokyo where I got a success, where I wasn't
Speaker 1: expected to win a medal at Tokyo, and I did.
Speaker 1: I got that bump sent on and I still sat
Speaker 1: in quarantined the two weeks after obviously being COVID, and
Speaker 1: I felt really unhappy with myself. And I think, I
Speaker 1: think the biggest thing is like nothing outside of ourselves
Speaker 1: can make us feel good about ourselves. It's all about
Speaker 1: how we're still about our selves. And for me, I
Speaker 1: can only speak myself. But it's a little moment in
Speaker 1: public where I help someone carry their shelfing, where I
Speaker 1: help my brother out with something, where I help my
Speaker 1: friend out when they're in need, like here, the moment
Speaker 1: that you build self worth, where you build self important,
Speaker 1: And that is the moment where I started feeling good
Speaker 1: about myself. It's not gold medals, it's not money, it's
Speaker 1: not same well like, of course those things are great,
Speaker 1: they're still good. But it's those little things in our
Speaker 1: lives that we all have. We can make it.
Speaker 2: Harry, someone once said to me, a gold medal is
Speaker 2: a wonderful thing, but if you're not enough without it,
Speaker 2: you'll never be enough with it. To be honest, it's
Speaker 2: when the movie Cool Runnings. But it really but it
Speaker 2: really resonated.
Speaker 1: From your uncle.
Speaker 4: He was never in a running for a gold medal.
Speaker 2: That was actually John Candy and Cool Runnings. But mate,
Speaker 2: we'll let you go We cannot wait for you to
Speaker 2: get back home on Aussie soil.
Speaker 4: We can't wait to see well done. We're all so
Speaker 4: proud of you.
Speaker 1: Thank you guys, Love you, guys Mate.
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