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Speaker 2: Okay, welcome back to Quiet Please.
Speaker 3: Kira and Mel here and Ryan Fox is our Open champion.
Speaker 3: Mel It was that a fairly spicy, interesting, compelling, lovely
Speaker 3: Open championship.
Speaker 4: It really was. It was beautiful weather. We are having
Speaker 4: a fantastic summer in the UK right now on a
Speaker 4: bit of a heat wave, so it was baked out.
Speaker 4: It was dry, not the usual kind of linxy golf
Speaker 4: that we used to We're you still have a bit
Speaker 4: of bad weather, aren't we a bit of wind bit rain?
Speaker 4: We didn't really get any of that. So it played
Speaker 4: very differently, played very firm, but it was a very
Speaker 4: compelling Open. But listen. Ryan Fox played the obviously the
Speaker 4: Saturday of his life with a sixty two and then
Speaker 4: just unbelievabletuff coming down the stretch on Sunday. But he's
Speaker 4: quoted saying some of the best golf he's ever played.
Speaker 4: Just didn't miss a goal shot the last five or
Speaker 4: six holes. And that birdie on the last. I'm a
Speaker 4: big fan of Ryan Fox. I always have been. I
Speaker 4: think he's a top lad. He's thirty nine, so he's
Speaker 4: no spring chicken. I was just so happy for him.
Speaker 4: I was absolutely do you know what as well, Kira,
Speaker 4: I don't know if you feel this as well? When
Speaker 4: he weren't, It's almost like he couldn't believe it himself.
Speaker 4: He was like, what the hell have I just done?
Speaker 5: He just kept on putting his head in his hands.
Speaker 5: I know he was like, I have to call my
Speaker 5: wife and kids, I have to call my dad. And
Speaker 5: I just loved how not only did he play fast,
Speaker 5: but he like did his celebration and then just off.
Speaker 2: The grim business.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because usually people will like stick there and take
Speaker 5: it in and hug people, like he gave his Caddy
Speaker 5: a two second hug. Yeah, and then power walked into
Speaker 5: scoring where he was forced to sit and like sign
Speaker 5: his scorecard.
Speaker 2: But he just had his head in his hands.
Speaker 5: And you know the juxtaposition of him next to Sam Burns,
Speaker 5: who had another close call at a major championship, and
Speaker 5: we'll get into that, but I mean, I love Ryan Fox.
Speaker 5: He's one of my favorite people to talk to on
Speaker 5: a range. It's one of my favorite people for a
Speaker 5: post round interview because he just actually says things and
Speaker 5: he's got the benefit of a little bit of age.
Speaker 2: He has a great perspective.
Speaker 5: He comes from a sporting family, like he gets it,
Speaker 5: he gets his role as an entertainer in sport, and
Speaker 5: he's willing to let the viewer in and his honest.
Speaker 2: I just yeah, that's we don't have enough of that.
Speaker 2: So I'm really really.
Speaker 5: Happy for him. And you know, this is a guy
Speaker 5: that's been a grinder for a really long time. So
Speaker 5: to have somebody like that walk away with it very
Speaker 5: worthy winner.
Speaker 4: I had of a set, and he's gone through every
Speaker 4: single stage, like you know, he's done you know, the
Speaker 4: Challenge Toy, your Deep Wheel Tour, then he got his card,
Speaker 4: then he weren't a couple of times last year, and
Speaker 4: then yeah, I mean it's just the ultimate kind of
Speaker 4: like he's thought about many, many times about giving out
Speaker 4: the game of golf. I mean, who hasn't, who's had
Speaker 4: such a kind of long career like he hasn't. Yeah,
Speaker 4: just unbelievable stuff. And I was just I was just
Speaker 4: made up for him. I don't know I've always liked
Speaker 4: Ryan Folk. So I remember playing when we played the
Speaker 4: VIC Open. Gosh, this is back in like twenty sixteen seventeen,
Speaker 4: and obviously the men played at the same time, and
Speaker 4: there was this green that was like three hundred and
Speaker 4: eighty yards and he just hit his T shirt. I'm
Speaker 4: on the green obviously pitches him and he comes up
Speaker 4: and goes, oh, I'm so sorry. I was like, no,
Speaker 4: that was awesome. I was like that was that was
Speaker 4: an amazing Like I didn't think you could drive it either.
Speaker 4: He's like, mean, neither, So I was sorry. I was like, no,
Speaker 4: don't say sorry, Like that was awesome. Yes, mate, I
Speaker 4: was like, no, that was awesome. I said, I really
Speaker 4: enjoyed watching that. So yeah, no, next time, yeah, do
Speaker 4: it again. You can hit it on the next hold on.
Speaker 2: So I just a proper athlete, Oh yeah, oh.
Speaker 4: Yes, I feel like his swing is super conventional. Like
Speaker 4: his dad is an absolute legend of All Blacks. Yes,
Speaker 4: obviously famous rugby.
Speaker 5: So you don't know what that is that he was
Speaker 5: a rugby star from in New Zealand for the All Blacks.
Speaker 5: And I didn't know this, but Ryan his dream growing
Speaker 5: up was to follow in his dad's footsteps, but a
Speaker 5: bunch of kids would target him at team practices or
Speaker 5: in matches, and he sustained so many concussions at a
Speaker 5: young age that he had to quit rugby and didn't
Speaker 5: take up playing golf seriously until he was seventeen years old.
Speaker 2: That's which isn't wild. Yeah, just shows how athletic he is.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 4: I mean a rugby player like his is a ginormous
Speaker 4: absolutely ginormous. But yeah, and there was a video of
Speaker 4: him deadlifting like something obviously when he won, and I
Speaker 4: was like, holy cow, Yeah, no, he's a proper athlete
Speaker 4: and he's fast.
Speaker 2: Love that, yes, tell us more So.
Speaker 4: I didn't hear about this, but I don't know who,
Speaker 4: so I think it was Colin Montgomery. So this is
Speaker 4: how ridiculous golf has got, right, And it's the same
Speaker 4: on the LPGA. I don't think it's quite as horrific
Speaker 4: as the men's but it's it's getting there. It's kind
Speaker 4: of got a little bit better, I feel like. But
Speaker 4: Colin Montgomery was talking about when Lee Trevino won in
Speaker 4: whatever it was eighty one or in the late seventies
Speaker 4: or something. Three ball. They've played in four hours, just
Speaker 4: at four hours maybe under, and he says, now we're
Speaker 4: playing in five forty five and he says, what is
Speaker 4: what the hell has happened? Like Lee Trevino won that year,
Speaker 4: and he's like, what is going on? And he's one
Speaker 4: hundred percent right, Like it is so slow, but Ryan
Speaker 4: Fox is a breath of press are Like, I think
Speaker 4: he took twenty two seconds to his winning putt. I
Speaker 4: mean if that was any other player, it would have
Speaker 4: taken a minute at least.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I mean two minutes and twenty
Speaker 2: two seconds.
Speaker 4: Yes, literally, yeah, it took Yeah, it took him twenty
Speaker 4: two seconds. He's a breath of fresh air. He's talking
Speaker 4: about it in his press conference. It's like saying, it's
Speaker 4: basically in between monitu clubs. I've always had that mentality.
Speaker 4: I know that a bunch of other players have that
Speaker 4: mentality as well as well, So it's refreshing. It was. Yeah,
Speaker 4: someone in the biggest moment of his life literally takes
Speaker 4: less than twenty five seconds to hit the biggest part
Speaker 4: of his career.
Speaker 5: I think it's brilliant because the longer you take, the
Speaker 5: more opportunity for bad thoughts and doubt.
Speaker 2: Creep in.
Speaker 5: How many times have you stood over a putt and
Speaker 5: you feel like you're confident, and then all of a
Speaker 5: sudden you start to think, oh my gosh, what if
Speaker 5: I miss it? Or the what are the implications of
Speaker 5: this if I miss it? Or you start thinking about
Speaker 5: the opportunity, You start thinking about the trophy, the money,
Speaker 5: the life changing everything that's Oh, that's over that put
Speaker 5: between that's all that stands between you winning the Cleric
Speaker 5: Jug and going to a playoff with Cameron Young, one
Speaker 5: of the best players in the world. Like, there's so
Speaker 5: much stuff you can consider, but.
Speaker 2: In twenty two seconds, you want to have time.
Speaker 5: So maybe that's a good lesson for anyone that wants
Speaker 5: to do anything competitively, just shut up and do.
Speaker 4: It exactly well said, No, I agree with you. I
Speaker 4: mean I was a fast player, so I kind of
Speaker 4: a little bit biased towards it. But I always felt
Speaker 4: like whenever I not that I ever did, but if
Speaker 4: I was over the ball too much, I'd think too much.
Speaker 4: But I think with so much information now, like thank
Speaker 4: god that got rid of the greens books. But in
Speaker 4: a way that's actually made it slower, I think again,
Speaker 4: because everyone does aim point and for people that don't
Speaker 4: know the greens book that we got rid of it
Speaker 4: a couple of years ago. Basically to every foot we
Speaker 4: had the exact gradient of degree of slope on it,
Speaker 4: and so it was a lot easier to read pers
Speaker 4: especially if you do a point where you're kind of
Speaker 4: feeling it with your feet anyway, so you could see
Speaker 4: exactly where you were on the green. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 4: it's just take forever. It's just the conversation.
Speaker 2: Boring towards is so pure. I know, no wonder people
Speaker 2: think the golf is boring.
Speaker 4: I know, why do I want to.
Speaker 2: Watch you stand there and shuffle your feet back and forth?
Speaker 4: Every other but every other sports, Baseball has you know,
Speaker 4: the picture has a shop clot like tennis, and the
Speaker 4: serb has a shop loot like. Everything is getting quicker,
Speaker 4: apart from well, football actually is getting slower, but stupid
Speaker 4: hydration breaks. But other than that, everything else is getting quicker.
Speaker 4: Are you good?
Speaker 2: Sorry, somebody trying to call me.
Speaker 3: Let me.
Speaker 2: It's my birthday today, so people are calling me.
Speaker 4: She you know, oh Kira, I knew that it's in
Speaker 4: my phone. Is Kia birthday? Oh my god, I'm such
Speaker 4: a Dick. Ohkira, I'm so sorry. I've literally been a
Speaker 4: mess today.
Speaker 2: For your baby to be born.
Speaker 4: It's okay, Oh my god, I'm so sorry. Fuck. I
Speaker 4: feel like an asshole now.
Speaker 5: But I I didn't hear from you because I was like, oh,
Speaker 5: I can give itself.
Speaker 4: I do this, so I have it in my phone
Speaker 4: and I always look at my phone in the morning.
Speaker 4: This morning I didn't because we were rushing around because
Speaker 4: I got up late, so I was rushing around and
Speaker 4: then I've just been just doing stupid shit all day.
Speaker 4: So I'm so sorry. Happy birthday. I would have remembered
Speaker 4: by the the day, the end.
Speaker 2: Of the day, but not before the pod, which is
Speaker 2: great for me.
Speaker 4: God, I'm such an asshole. Happy birthday.
Speaker 5: I thinks I am at thirty five today, I'm I'm
Speaker 5: officially in my mid thirties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it gets better. From him, I was thinking.
Speaker 5: About it today, like life has really never been better.
Speaker 2: This is life is great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I honestly think the older I'm getting
Speaker 4: my life is better. Yeah, the less Like I was
Speaker 4: quite scared of it in my mid twenties, but now
Speaker 4: I'm like, no, give me my forties and fifties. I
Speaker 4: mum down.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've got better friends, better career stability. Birthday huh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: it's fine, or you may be spill my drink.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: I would have done it by WoT yeah right.
Speaker 2: You would have seen my Instagram post and then you
Speaker 2: would have texted me.
Speaker 4: I know. I would have got like, oh, I feel
Speaker 4: like an asshole. I would have remembered. Don't worry, don't worry,
Speaker 4: don't worry. I everyone calm down. I still have like
Speaker 4: nine hours. It's only three quarters.
Speaker 2: Away for your baby to I don't don't worry about me.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: And you are in Hawaii, set up well, celebrating, celebrating, celebrating.
Speaker 2: I'm in Hawaii for my baby moon slash birthday.
Speaker 4: That's amazing. How do you therefore?
Speaker 2: Six days.
Speaker 4: Nice? We did that. We went to Charleston. Very different.
Speaker 4: We went to Charleston. Okay, it was beautiful.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you anyway. I didn't mean to interrupt. Just
Speaker 5: people are people that remembered.
Speaker 7: Yeah anyway, Ryan Fox, Yes, the game is quickness, yeah,
Speaker 7: and it's getting quicker.
Speaker 2: So we're saying soccer is slowed down.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, football slowed down because of these stupid hydration
Speaker 4: breaks and then be definitely, So that's the only school
Speaker 4: hydration break?
Speaker 2: Is that just for the World Cup? Just for commercials?
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 2: But is that like a normal thing for Premier League?
Speaker 4: No? So no, we're not that soft, not that sot.
Speaker 2: I want to I want to dive into World Cup
Speaker 2: stuff in a little bit, but vulable chat. Yeah, anything
Speaker 2: else you want to say about Ryan Fox the winner.
Speaker 4: No, I was just very happy for him. Just yeah,
Speaker 4: I was extremely happy. But I was pulling for him
Speaker 4: on the last day. I mean, obviously it's funny, so
Speaker 4: Carlie actually picked Sam Burns, So I kind of was
Speaker 4: pulling for him because he got so close. Obviously he's
Speaker 4: just had a baby, like ten days just had a
Speaker 4: baby ten days ago, and I was pulling for him
Speaker 4: because he came so close to yours.
Speaker 7: Open.
Speaker 4: Tommy Fleetwood had a fantastic week considering everything that was
Speaker 4: going on around him. Just the the shouts of Tommy
Speaker 4: was like one hundred thousand times a day, and just
Speaker 4: the way that he performed I think, very very impressive. Yeah, brilliant. Yeah,
Speaker 4: just a memorable week for him and Bryson.
Speaker 2: Okay, so this is this is like a whole thing.
Speaker 4: This is where I want to get.
Speaker 5: So on Friday, Bryson hits it into the crap on five.
Speaker 5: I don't know, yeah, sure, hold yeah, and he is
Speaker 5: I mean, obviously the cameras around him at all time.
Speaker 5: He walks over to his ball which is in the
Speaker 5: tall rescue and he is stepping all over the grass.
Speaker 5: And later it is brought to his attention that that
Speaker 5: is set that is actually improving his line, and he's
Speaker 5: assessed a two stroke penalty by the RNA.
Speaker 8: Drama ensues. Later we hear that he had asked to
Speaker 8: call President Trump to get involved here he has.
Speaker 5: To go back out to the spot with the rules
Speaker 5: officials and relitigate all this. He said that because of
Speaker 5: this injustice, he was potentially thinking of withdrawing.
Speaker 2: He wasn't going to play on Saturday, and then.
Speaker 5: Because of all that drama, the players didn't get their
Speaker 5: tea times until eleven o'clock.
Speaker 2: At night because they're all waiting on that.
Speaker 5: Rory had some interesting comments about the whole thing. But
Speaker 5: let's just go back to the this whole thing. What
Speaker 5: was your impression as a professional golfer of how he
Speaker 5: handled it initially when he arrived.
Speaker 2: At his golf bar.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I actually watched it. Listen. I always give
Speaker 4: a player the benefit of the doubt, Like I think
Speaker 4: that that is what is the beauty of bad game
Speaker 4: is integrity. You know, you call things on yourself. It's
Speaker 4: a very honest game. It made me uncomfortable for sure.
Speaker 4: I think when I first saw him do it, I
Speaker 4: was like, oh, that is a little bit sketched to me.
Speaker 4: It didn't seem right to me. When yeah, when he
Speaker 4: stepped back and kind of trod down the rescue pretty aggressively,
Speaker 4: and then he did it again, I was well, first
Speaker 4: of all, I maybe uncomfortable, and second one, I'm like,
Speaker 4: surely I'm going to give him the birth of the
Speaker 4: doubt because there are so many cameras on him. But
Speaker 4: as a player, if I had been in that group,
Speaker 4: it would have definitely made me uncomfortable. I think that
Speaker 4: it was unnecessary. I think he knew what he was doing.
Speaker 4: You know, whether he was trying to go on that
Speaker 4: line of site, he was basically trying to say that
Speaker 4: that wasn't going to be in his backswing anyway, It
Speaker 4: doesn't really matter. It potentially could have been. So I
Speaker 4: didn't love it, and I think the whole charade that
Speaker 4: happened afterwards wasn't a great look either. And this is
Speaker 4: my thing with Bryson, right Like me and Carly went
Speaker 4: in an in depth conversation about this. Like Bryson makes
Speaker 4: it quite difficult to like at times. He's a bit
Speaker 4: of an odd duck at times, which I don't mind.
Speaker 4: I think he's very unique, and I actually quite like
Speaker 4: that about him. I think his reputation in the past
Speaker 4: hasn't been great, but then I feel like he's rebuilt
Speaker 4: a whole brand around himself. And I've said numerous times
Speaker 4: on this pod that you know my nephews, who are
Speaker 4: the next generation? That was for your birthday, that thumbs
Speaker 4: up the next generation and played off because of Bryson,
Speaker 4: Like they get very excited because of what Bryson's doing
Speaker 4: in the social media YouTube space. So I do feel
Speaker 4: like he has give himself a lot of credibility in that.
Speaker 4: Like he's fantastic with the crowd. Like I told you,
Speaker 4: I watched him at the US Open. He signed every
Speaker 4: single lettograph like twenty minutes of the PJ Champ. Sorry,
Speaker 4: no other player did that. That impressed me. But then
Speaker 4: just the theatrical bs that he does is just not
Speaker 4: necessarily for a professional athlete. I just think that there
Speaker 4: is a sense of respect that needs that he doesn't
Speaker 4: quite show for the sport and for other players, and
Speaker 4: it rubs me up the wrong way at times, and
Speaker 4: so again I'm just like, is this really Bryson or
Speaker 4: is he just putting it on? Like I actually don't
Speaker 4: know who he really is at times, and that's where
Speaker 4: I struggle with him.
Speaker 5: I don't think anyone knows who he really is. I
Speaker 5: don't think Bryson really knows who he is is. I
Speaker 5: think that he at his core wants to be loved
Speaker 5: and wants to be adored by the fans and drives
Speaker 5: off of the clicks, the attention, the comments. That's why,
Speaker 5: that's why he's put himself in the next echelon of
Speaker 5: attention of being a professional athlete. And you know, if
Speaker 5: there's nothing wrong with that, I personally am so grateful
Speaker 5: we have a Bryson Involf, because otherwise golf, you know,
Speaker 5: we've already lost on the PGA Tour, the weekend week
Speaker 5: out push and pull tension of a rory going up
Speaker 5: against a Patrick Reid or Bryson or Scotty.
Speaker 2: You know that that is gone. So when we get
Speaker 2: it at the major championships, it's like great for us,
Speaker 2: like we have something to talk about on the podcast, we.
Speaker 5: In the media that you know. It just it brings
Speaker 5: in fans, it brings in conversations. So like great, Bryson
Speaker 5: love it. However, as like a human being, I did,
Speaker 5: come on, what are we doing?
Speaker 2: Like grab just you calling the President of the United States? Rulling,
Speaker 2: have nothing better to do? And second of all, just
Speaker 2: deal with it.
Speaker 4: I know, just just just deal with it quietly, like
Speaker 4: you don't nothing not everything.
Speaker 2: Has to be the drama.
Speaker 4: And like did you see him on Saturday afternoon, like
Speaker 4: he's walking up eighteen it was this he took his
Speaker 4: hatf basically have to hit second shot as if he'd
Speaker 4: win the thing, Like just it's just too much, Like
Speaker 4: I don't know. I was just never that put. I'm
Speaker 4: never that person. So I stuggle seeing that At times,
Speaker 4: I'm like, what are we doing here? Like I struggle
Speaker 4: with it in any spirit. It's not just like in golf.
Speaker 4: It's a bit performative for me.
Speaker 7: And so I just.
Speaker 4: I do with everything you're saying. I really do, Like
Speaker 4: I'm latched onto him, you know, whether I like it
Speaker 4: or not, I'm latched onto the guy because I know
Speaker 4: something's going to happen and it's interesting for me, and
Speaker 4: it's it's somebody to talk about, like what is he
Speaker 4: going to do this time? He's a little bit unpredictable.
Speaker 4: He's really fun to watch and all if you take
Speaker 4: all the bs, he's really is and he's very very good,
Speaker 4: and he's very different and it's exactly what golf needs.
Speaker 4: But the theatrical stuff of it is just a little
Speaker 4: bit for me.
Speaker 9: Sometimes he just pushes it a little too far and
Speaker 9: you're like, all right now, it's like the illusion is gone,
Speaker 9: you know, the man behind the curtain or whatever, and
Speaker 9: you're and then it comes down and you're like, oh,
Speaker 9: actually you're just trying a little too hard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, actually you just want to be like you want
Speaker 2: that's a dungeon. But yeah, I mean.
Speaker 4: In his like how energy joining must that be to
Speaker 4: have that kind of attention all the time, Like I'm.
Speaker 5: Extra, he's like driven by I think that this is
Speaker 5: his He does not have that we know of, like
Speaker 5: a serious personal like like he lives for this, this
Speaker 5: is it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So.
Speaker 4: I don't know, yeah, I don't know. I didn't like it.
Speaker 4: I thought that the two chop penine was justified in
Speaker 4: my opinion, I didn't like the theatric theatrics afterwards. So
Speaker 4: that was just my opinion on it. So but again,
Speaker 4: next time he plays, I'll be keeping an eye because.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're not in his mind.
Speaker 5: We don't know if he consciously went up there and
Speaker 5: was like, I'm going to stomp around this, I can
Speaker 5: improve my lie, or you know, he could have been
Speaker 5: in the heat of the moment and just was walking
Speaker 5: around and has the adrenaline going and.
Speaker 4: You know happens it was he could have you do
Speaker 4: have the right, you do have the right to stand
Speaker 4: behind your ball. But I think the way he trampled
Speaker 4: it was a bit. It was definitely borderline, and so
Speaker 4: I feel if there's any question, So that was that
Speaker 4: was that.
Speaker 10: But hey, well then Rory was asked about it, and
Speaker 10: you know, I'm always this is another thing where sometimes
Speaker 10: I'm like, worry mate, as you would say, mate, you know.
Speaker 5: You don't have to give your opinion here, but he
Speaker 5: always does, which yeah, we love.
Speaker 2: So he didn't hold back.
Speaker 5: He said, I'm not fond of Bryson I think it
Speaker 5: was wrong, and like, you know, I'm not saying that
Speaker 5: he did, but whatever. Like, I didn't appreciate how he
Speaker 5: held the tournament hostage in regard to the tea terms
Speaker 5: that coming out and everybody having to wait on this
Speaker 5: one person for all the players.
Speaker 2: What did you make of his his comment?
Speaker 4: Well, I love that. Honestly, We've always talked about we
Speaker 4: want them to be honest. I can see why he
Speaker 4: does it. He's not fond of him absolutely. I mean, one,
Speaker 4: he left a live Two he's a YouTube star, which
Speaker 4: Rory is just very traditional like three hates all the
Speaker 4: theatrical bullshit, which Brighton is. He hates all the added attention,
Speaker 4: you know, where someone like Rory who is who gets
Speaker 4: it obviously all the attention all the time. He's trying
Speaker 4: to quiet him down, whereas Bryce's trying to hype it up.
Speaker 4: He's just they're just very opposite. And so, I you know,
Speaker 4: you can also just not like people. And yeah, I
Speaker 4: thought I thought it was an interesting take. It was.
Speaker 4: It was interesting to hear, and I respect the hell
Speaker 4: out of in for being honest.
Speaker 2: I just love that he's he's never one to not
Speaker 2: say something. Yeah, yeah, he was asked about.
Speaker 5: There's this whole thing about you have to play in
Speaker 5: a certain amount of events to be a member on
Speaker 5: the PGA Tour, and he, as it stands, will not
Speaker 5: reach that number based on his current schedule this year.
Speaker 5: And it is at the commissioner's discretion of the PGA
Speaker 5: Tour whether or not to issue a special dispensation if
Speaker 5: this stands, and it can be accepted outside of the rules,
Speaker 5: you know, they can cite family matter or whatever.
Speaker 2: So he was asked, you know, about his.
Speaker 5: What he cares about when it comes to professional golf
Speaker 5: and playing in the minimum events on the PGA Tour,
Speaker 5: and he said that his priorities had shifted and it's
Speaker 5: not surprising after having won the Career Grand Slam. It's
Speaker 5: kind of like, why does he have to play, you know,
Speaker 5: week in week out, And.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and this is my opinion on it, and I
Speaker 4: actually have spoken. It was funny. I actually chat to
Speaker 4: Rory after we won the MASTERSLA year at the PG chat.
Speaker 4: We had a conversation and he basically was like, you know,
Speaker 4: I now need to shift things. I have dedicated my
Speaker 4: entire life to at the expense of some very important
Speaker 4: relationships in my life, and now I've got my goal,
Speaker 4: I've got my dream that I wanted as a little boy,
Speaker 4: and my priorities are going to shift and I'm going
Speaker 4: to be a bit more president at home, you know.
Speaker 4: I want to be there a lot more for Erica
Speaker 4: and Poppy. And I totally get that, and I think
Speaker 4: he has the right obviously to do that. And so
Speaker 4: I totally understand if you want to play limbs his
Speaker 4: schedule and just focus around the majors and as he said,
Speaker 4: as well, as long as you're in the top thirty
Speaker 4: going into the FedEx Cup.
Speaker 2: Why does he need to show got a chance to
Speaker 2: win it?
Speaker 4: So? Why I just he need to show up at
Speaker 4: BMW in whatever it is. So I'm with him. I
Speaker 4: think that he is a lot more rounded now. I
Speaker 4: think that he's probably a lot happier at home now.
Speaker 4: I think that it's probably helped his family life a
Speaker 4: lot more. I think that he's now enjoying his achievements
Speaker 4: with his friends and family, and I think he has
Speaker 4: every single right to do that. And I just completely am.
Speaker 6: On his side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I guess the I'll play Devil's advocate here
Speaker 2: just for a second.
Speaker 5: I do agree with you the you know, he's still like,
Speaker 5: how much is his burden to the PGA Tour, you know,
Speaker 5: how much does he have to continue to participate as
Speaker 5: a of this tour, as someone who's gotten so much
Speaker 5: from this tour that's given him such a platform over
Speaker 5: the years, Like what does he owe if anything? And
Speaker 5: you know, the way that the rules are set up,
Speaker 5: it's kind of like they've got no leverage over him,
Speaker 5: Like what.
Speaker 2: Are they gonna do not let him come blowing an event?
Speaker 2: Like what sponsor is going to say?
Speaker 5: Hmm, exactly, Rory didn't play his fifteen events, so he
Speaker 5: can't come and play at the three M Open.
Speaker 4: Exactly.
Speaker 5: So Yeah, it's kind of an interesting conundrum because on
Speaker 5: the one side, it's like, you want him to be
Speaker 5: there for the fans and the product because it drives
Speaker 5: the game forward, and on the other hand, it's like, Okay, well,
Speaker 5: maybe it's some time for somebody else to step up.
Speaker 2: And carry that burden because he has carried.
Speaker 5: It for a really long time and went to bat
Speaker 5: for the PGA Tour when the whole live thing was
Speaker 5: going on, and then they kind of screwed him over
Speaker 5: with how that was handled.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a fascinating, fascinating time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I know, but I totally I'm I'm for it.
Speaker 4: I'm for him and his decision.
Speaker 2: Let's see what else. Cameron Young, he shot sixty four
Speaker 2: on Sunday at the Open Championship.
Speaker 5: He then waited on the range for two hours to
Speaker 5: see if he was going to be in a playoff
Speaker 5: with Ryan Fox.
Speaker 2: And you know, has just had an incredible year.
Speaker 5: So I was wondering if you could say more about
Speaker 5: cam Young and Sam Burns and their close calls at
Speaker 5: the Open and then we'll move on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean Camen Young over the last year, because
Speaker 4: it hasn't it been I mean literally a year. I
Speaker 4: mean since you gotys first went just not even a
Speaker 4: year ago, right.
Speaker 2: It was I think it was the Window Championship last year, just.
Speaker 4: Before it was. Yeah, so, I mean incredible won of
Speaker 4: the players, He's won a couple more.
Speaker 2: So long ago.
Speaker 4: I know, dude, I know, trust me so much.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, he's just an incredible player, and I
Speaker 4: think that he's finally I finally feel like he knows
Speaker 4: how good he is now. And we've spoke about this,
Speaker 4: but yeah, fantastic Sunday. It must be pretty heartbreaking to
Speaker 4: you know, eighteen is not playing easy. I don't think
Speaker 4: there's many birdies there on Sunday, and so the fact
Speaker 4: that Ryan Fox birdied it to obviously take the Open
Speaker 4: championship must have been, you know, pretty much a dagger
Speaker 4: in the art, for there.
Speaker 2: Had only been four birdies there that day before Ryan's.
Speaker 4: Stupid yeah and Birdie, I'm a last exactly like exactly so,
Speaker 4: but look a great week, a fantastic sixty four on Sunday.
Speaker 4: And then San Burns, I don't know, dude, like I
Speaker 4: pull for San Burns, like the way I walked with
Speaker 4: him and the final when he was the final round
Speaker 4: of the US Open, I was calling his group, My god,
Speaker 4: he's good and he's ballsy, and he's just had so
Speaker 4: many close calls, like he just can't quite get it done. Like,
Speaker 4: but the more and more I'm a big believer, the
Speaker 4: more more you put yourself in contention, and even if
Speaker 4: in these, you know, major championships, even if you don't
Speaker 4: quite cross the line, you will have eventually the odds
Speaker 4: will be in your favor. So I have no doubt
Speaker 4: he will win a major championship for the next couple
Speaker 4: of years. But again another incredible performance. But these guys
Speaker 4: are at the point now they don't care if they
Speaker 4: have a top two, top three. They want to they
Speaker 4: want to win the thing. But but Ryan Fox won it.
Speaker 4: Ryan Fox won that open.
Speaker 5: Did you see on social media today Karen Young is
Speaker 5: on the same flight home. Yes, Brian Fox is sitting
Speaker 5: in the seat in front of him, and Brian Fox
Speaker 5: is literally bringing on his carry on and the cleric.
Speaker 4: You can barely fit it in the overhead that she
Speaker 4: was having to push it.
Speaker 2: How tough is that? Hey, cav what's up, dude? How's
Speaker 2: it going?
Speaker 4: Sorry? Yeah, do you mind just holding this? I'm just gonn.
Speaker 2: Can you move a bag?
Speaker 5: Thanks?
Speaker 4: Yeah, do you mind? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Cheers?
Speaker 4: Bus. I also love that they're getting commercial flights by
Speaker 4: the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean they're in first class.
Speaker 5: But still, I think realistically there's only like four or
Speaker 5: five players that really have the funds for an international
Speaker 5: private jet that well, I mean, there's there's several of
Speaker 5: them that usually pool together and share with another player
Speaker 5: and their families or something like that. Bus Cam Young
Speaker 5: is very he's and Ryan Fox doesn't matter. They're really
Speaker 5: humble guys. They're really you know, they're family oriented. They
Speaker 5: they're not the type to spring for a private jet
Speaker 5: just because.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's like like Hideki Wantsiyama. He's like, will sit
Speaker 5: in the back in the middle seat after winning the
Speaker 5: Master's tournament, and and Hadeki has probably more money than anybody.
Speaker 2: Because of how famous he is.
Speaker 5: An and.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyway, it was I'd like seeing things.
Speaker 2: Yeah I did too. Let me just check my notes
Speaker 2: and make sure I don't have anything else that I
Speaker 2: missed from the Open Championship. Bryson sand Burns, Oh oh,
Speaker 2: oh shit, how do I get back to you? I
Speaker 2: can see, Okay. The last thing I wanted to say.
Speaker 5: In a bunch of interviews, Ryan Fox was asked about,
Speaker 5: you know, what's it like to be the first New
Speaker 5: Zealander since blah blah to win a major championship like
Speaker 5: somebody in the sixties, And he kept on bringing up
Speaker 5: Lydia cop and that she she just she's been obviously
Speaker 5: a major champion for years now, and he's just glad
Speaker 5: to join Lydia's ranks.
Speaker 2: And I thought that was really classic of him to
Speaker 2: bring up Lydia.
Speaker 4: Very classy. I mean, we are so straight, like it's
Speaker 4: the same narrative a lot with the media, especially in
Speaker 4: the men's game, and we're like, wow, you know so
Speaker 4: and so did it. You know a woman has done it.
Speaker 4: It's really nice when you have a bit of class
Speaker 4: like that and you respect the women's game. And actually
Speaker 4: him and I think Lydia facetimed him after when she
Speaker 4: was like bawling her eyes out and I was like,
Speaker 4: I'm just so happy for you. And it's also for
Speaker 4: New Zealand. And she was talking about the coach that
Speaker 4: she was I don't know if they have the same
Speaker 4: coach or whatever, but she was talking about some guy
Speaker 4: that they both knew. I think it was one of
Speaker 4: the coaches or trainers or something, and she was just saying,
Speaker 4: I literally she was in a golf colt, so she
Speaker 4: was obviously practicing, and she was just like, I was
Speaker 4: bailing my eyes out, like I was just made up you.
Speaker 4: So it's that kind of interaction is really important and
Speaker 4: I think that it's really cool as well. I think
Speaker 4: it just makes everything better, especially when the men talk.
Speaker 4: We've spoke about it, but when the men talk about us,
Speaker 4: the women's game and the respectful manner that it should
Speaker 4: be spoken into. And I think Ryan Fox did that,
Speaker 4: so it was it was really refreshing to it.
Speaker 2: So just another reason to be a Ryan Fox fan
Speaker 2: if you weren't already.
Speaker 5: But congratulations Ryan Fox. Uh, what a what a fun
Speaker 5: open championship it was. And I cannot believe that the
Speaker 5: men's majors are over. We've got one more women's major
Speaker 5: coming up and then that's it for major season.
Speaker 4: Crazy guys, quick, doesn't it?
Speaker 2: Did you?
Speaker 5: So if somebody in the beginning of the year told
Speaker 5: you that the men's major champions would be Rory McElroy,
Speaker 5: Aaron Raye, Wyndham Clark, and Ryan Fox, what would you say?
Speaker 4: Well, obviously I like it, because anyone American majors, Okay,
Speaker 4: But yeah, I just think it was It was a
Speaker 4: bit of a weird major season, to be honest with you.
Speaker 4: I think, you know, Scottishcheffer not getting anything. Justin Thomasin
Speaker 4: particularly played great part from the PJ Champ. Xander Chople
Speaker 4: who's like a major machine like usually plays great and majors,
Speaker 4: hasn't you know, played as well as he normally has. Obviously,
Speaker 4: Bryson's missed three out of four. Kurtsy obviously played well.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, one thing he made the guy. I'm just
Speaker 2: going to say that, can you imagine?
Speaker 4: Can you imagine? Imagine? So yeah, it's yeah, I mean
Speaker 4: it just goes to show, I mean the depth and
Speaker 4: you know, it's just it's just mad it was. But
Speaker 4: I feel like it was a really fun major season though,
Speaker 4: Like seeing Roy get the Master's done again was pretty special.
Speaker 4: Aaron Raye. I mean, who wasn't happy for that guy
Speaker 4: when he the wind Clark with the bulls story, yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 4: like just unconventioned, like where's two glass muses Castle tea,
Speaker 4: like so against what you know, the new generation kind
Speaker 4: of see nowadays. Not flashy, just a good guy, great player.
Speaker 4: Then you've got winning Clark, who had so much bullshit
Speaker 4: to deal with the US Open where his own fancy
Speaker 4: wanted to win and got it done. And then you
Speaker 4: obviously had Ryan Fox who nobody, with all due respect,
Speaker 4: nobody would have picked him and he just came out
Speaker 4: and had the weekend of his life. And though off
Speaker 4: some of you know, the most informed players that we're
Speaker 4: seeing right now this season in Sanburns and Camen Young.
Speaker 4: So it's just yeah, it was actually a really fair
Speaker 4: major season. I think that I almost think that that's
Speaker 4: actually more encapulating that no capturing when it gets your attention.
Speaker 5: Engaging in again, that encapsulating is the worst I think
Speaker 5: that you're trying to say and encapsulates.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it was. It was just yeah, thank you,
Speaker 4: it was. I thought it was. It was. I don't know.
Speaker 4: It just felt like every single one had a bit
Speaker 4: of drama and it was it was cool to see,
Speaker 4: like obviously the Masters and yeah, and Ry hold that
Speaker 4: put seventeen right Fox on the p eighteen, We hold
Speaker 4: that plan sixteen like it was exactly what you want.
Speaker 4: They all want it, if that makes sense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we did not mention Scotty in our conversation of
Speaker 5: the Open Championship. He was certainly in contention. He had
Speaker 5: like a weird thing on was it seventeen when he
Speaker 5: hit it way off and that whole thing. And we
Speaker 5: don't need to get into TiO debates here because that's
Speaker 5: not this show. There's other podcasts, sure, temporary movable obstacle discussions. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but it's kind of a it was just like a
Speaker 5: weird rules week when you think about what happened with
Speaker 5: Bryson and what happened with Scotti that he was able to.
Speaker 5: I think he got relief from this t shot and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: then Bryson Henders two shot penalties. So it's kind of
Speaker 5: a That's kind of the weird part about golf is
Speaker 5: that the rules are.
Speaker 4: So rules may rules. I know, there's so many rules,
Speaker 4: but yeah, not this. I mean, Scott is still playing great.
Speaker 4: I mean, let's be honest, but we're just so used
Speaker 4: to seeing him pick up one major year at least
Speaker 4: in like, you know, three or four events, and he
Speaker 4: might still do that, absolutely might still not majors, but
Speaker 4: obviously pick up a couple more events, but he's just yeah,
Speaker 4: he just seems a little bit off from what we're
Speaker 4: used to seeing from Scotti Scheffler. So, which is golf.
Speaker 4: It goes up and down, up and down, and we
Speaker 4: have such high expectations of him.
Speaker 2: He had some frustrating putting interesting tournament as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, which was a bit. Yeah, he actually played al right,
Speaker 4: he could if he put it well, he definitely could
Speaker 4: have had.
Speaker 2: A shot for sure. Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 4: Do you want to talk about the heartbreak of the World.
Speaker 5: Cut, Well, I'm just happy for you that Argentina lost,
Speaker 5: although like the one person on the team that I
Speaker 5: was sad for was Lionel Messy, but I was quite
Speaker 5: pleased that Spain won and then that you're.
Speaker 2: Henry Kane won the third place medal.
Speaker 4: Henry Kane, Yes, thank you. And what match that was
Speaker 4: against France? By the way, I didn't really wasn't that invested,
Speaker 4: but then it was. It was a three match. Listen,
Speaker 4: we love beating the French, and offense is French. But
Speaker 4: it was a fun match offense. But yeah, I mean Argentina, man,
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm sorry people are Argentina out there. I
Speaker 4: mean because I'm a big Messy fan and I kind
Speaker 4: of wanted them to win it for that, but the
Speaker 4: team is a bit dirty. Cara, and I don't yet.
Speaker 2: After why are you five being after it's studied? What
Speaker 2: are you doing? There's nothing you can do, it's it's
Speaker 2: it's conduct unbecoming.
Speaker 4: Like it's so I was watching Sweetheart, go and have
Speaker 4: a beer, Go and go and have a beersh it's
Speaker 4: right under you, like like yeah, literally just anything apart
Speaker 4: from trying to stop to change anything.
Speaker 5: There was I don't know if you were watching, It's
Speaker 5: like what you were watching was the same the same
Speaker 5: feed that I was watching. But the when they cut
Speaker 5: to the celebrations, they're showing the Spanish coaches all embracing
Speaker 5: and hugging and blah blah, and then they cut to
Speaker 5: the Argentinian coach and it looks like the Argentinian coach
Speaker 5: is like doing mann Man coverage, trying to to to
Speaker 5: stop everybody from from fighting or whatever. And in that
Speaker 5: moment on the broadcast, they weren't showing the the punching
Speaker 5: in the fighting.
Speaker 2: That later than they showed up a verbal altercation.
Speaker 5: But then on social media you saw the videos of
Speaker 5: the punch in the throat and the hand and the
Speaker 5: face and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: So it seemed like the Argentinians insided a brawl and
Speaker 2: then the Spanish all freak. I mean, like, what are
Speaker 2: we doing?
Speaker 11: Listen, Kira, listen. Mental has been emotional, like like come on, queens,
Speaker 11: get your ship together, get your ship together, have some
Speaker 11: emotional regulation like we do it. Imagine if they won
Speaker 11: their period, imagine what that would have ended up.
Speaker 4: Like if they were on their pitch on the period.
Speaker 2: They would still there. Can you imagine they'd still be there?
Speaker 4: What are you doing? Your men? Grown men?
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 4: Stop. Oh honestly they don't help themselves. No, no, they don't.
Speaker 2: So it was I was thrilled for Spain. Love Spain, yes,
Speaker 2: oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: Text Chiggy. Chiggy was in a in a she had
Speaker 4: obviously a Spanish She was buzzing for it, so she
Speaker 4: was very happy. So I was very I did say
Speaker 4: to her, best of today, mate, I'd be punning for Spain.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it was. It was a good day. It
Speaker 4: was good work. I find it. Well, it was a
Speaker 4: bit ship actually it was a bit boring. But the
Speaker 4: fighting was just which is just.
Speaker 2: Do you just anything less? If there wasn't a violence at.
Speaker 6: The end, Come on, I mean, I imagine if women
Speaker 6: did that, my god, people would we just wouldn't know
Speaker 6: because they would be like, okay, we lost, and then
Speaker 6: if they did, then.
Speaker 5: Then then would be like these women are classless and
Speaker 5: got no no no, and talking so much craft control emotions.
Speaker 2: And for them go away.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh, so I have some a couple bits of exciting news.
Speaker 4: Actually not that exciting.
Speaker 5: But so.
Speaker 4: I bought a road bike, well, actually bought grab a bike.
Speaker 4: So I'm in my bike era, I've got a cake.
Speaker 4: I was, no, it's a real bike. It was very
Speaker 4: expensive I got. Yeah, I thought about it for a
Speaker 4: couple of weeks and I thought I'll just buy it,
Speaker 4: not on the joining count. And when I was in there,
Speaker 4: and obviously it has to get shipped, so he's like, well,
Speaker 4: do you need a helmet? And I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: god man, it's such a twad here. Well, first of all, actually,
Speaker 4: before before I get into this, I don't know if
Speaker 4: you're like this, but so basically, do you want to
Speaker 4: test you know, just test ride it, see if it
Speaker 4: feels good. I was like sure. Carly actually took a
Speaker 4: video because she was in the car because she didn't
Speaker 4: want to come in the store because she was just
Speaker 4: hot and bothered. She's thirty nine weeks pregnant, so she
Speaker 4: was inside and she was like, just just think about
Speaker 4: buying it, don't buy it. Then she sees me come
Speaker 4: out in this bike with this helmet on, and I'm
Speaker 4: like riding it around. But when I just got on
Speaker 4: the bike and obviously I can ride a bike because
Speaker 4: the staff are there looking at me, I basically was lucky,
Speaker 4: like I can't ride a bike in my own heads.
Speaker 4: I was like, I need to stay. I even made
Speaker 4: a joke. I was like Germany stabilizers because clearly, and
Speaker 4: she was like, she's like, no, you find everyone does
Speaker 4: the same thing, like we're making people nervous. I'm like,
Speaker 4: can you just like, can you just aund yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, absolutely, yeah, helmet, yeah exactly, my green, bright green
Speaker 12: helmet and I my who's not done?
Speaker 2: So I just.
Speaker 4: So then I get in. I was like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'll buy. I literally want to lap and I was
Speaker 4: like that's enough for me. So I took my helmet
Speaker 4: off and he's like, right, do you need a helmet
Speaker 4: and I was like, ah, ship yeah. And he's like, right,
Speaker 4: you need pedals. I was like, is I doing a
Speaker 4: three gage or whatever? And I'm like he's talking all
Speaker 4: this bike stuff and I just said, listen, I have
Speaker 4: had a rode bike in the past, but it was
Speaker 4: years ago. I'm not a bike. Just give me the
Speaker 4: pedals I need. And he's like, right, get these ones.
Speaker 4: And he's like, you need a computer, don't you like
Speaker 4: a little to gauge where you go?
Speaker 2: I'm like absolutely.
Speaker 4: So that was a ship tonematic. That was a lott.
Speaker 4: So basically I walked out there and just casually dropped
Speaker 4: a lot of money. But I'm very excited about it. Here,
Speaker 4: I've bought bibs. I bought a bib already bib.
Speaker 2: You were so like the one that goes yes you
Speaker 2: are Yeah, is this going to be your.
Speaker 4: I'll send you a picture. I'm going to you after
Speaker 4: this saying happy birthday with the bi.
Speaker 2: This is going to be your number two escape when
Speaker 2: you need a second.
Speaker 4: It's coming in like a week. Yeah, and number two
Speaker 4: exciting news. We took her to the park because it's
Speaker 4: balls hot here and bless him. Yeah, he was too hot,
Speaker 4: so we had to love to like thirty minutes. But
Speaker 4: I know it's a bunch of like older people my age,
Speaker 4: middle aged and some young people playing football. And I
Speaker 4: was like looking and I was like that looks like
Speaker 4: pick up football to me. So I just went over.
Speaker 4: I was very proud of myself. I went straight over
Speaker 4: to someone. So here's this pick up football and he
Speaker 4: says yeah, he says, I run it. He says to
Speaker 4: give me an email. Just come on a Sunday morning
Speaker 4: at eight thirty, just come and play. I was like, perfect,
Speaker 4: So I bought football boots. Yes, I'm being proper, like
Speaker 4: I'm in my male era right now. I'm making Yeah,
Speaker 4: and I'm making Carly come to the part with me
Speaker 4: on Thursday to kick. Well, she won't kick a ball
Speaker 4: with me, but she can pass me the ball. And
Speaker 4: I'm going to do some drills. So I'm going to
Speaker 4: look a right blanker. But it's going to be great.
Speaker 4: What if she's giving birth, I'm quite proud of myself.
Speaker 4: Oh she won't be. That thing is. He's very comfy
Speaker 4: in there.
Speaker 2: It was like a Sunday, like today was going to
Speaker 2: be the day or tomorrow is going to be the
Speaker 2: day or something.
Speaker 4: You don't think so yeah, no, no, So she's actually
Speaker 4: due on Saturday and we will get induced on Wednesday
Speaker 4: if he's still here. But she had accupunturees today to
Speaker 4: try and get things moving.
Speaker 2: But it's interesting.
Speaker 4: He's comfy in there, and he's still in the right position.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, okay, my baby is uh transverse or whatever.
Speaker 2: He's like straight across my stomach.
Speaker 4: Oh perfect, Well is it I don't know. Uh, well,
Speaker 4: he'll move. That's better than his.
Speaker 2: Head, Yeah yeah, I hope.
Speaker 12: So.
Speaker 2: So it's kind of it's so funny because it's but
Speaker 2: it's like so weird.
Speaker 5: You can feel his head on the one so much
Speaker 5: Andrew and I took a yoga class this morning. There's
Speaker 5: this it's called Black Coral Yoga and Hanola. It's my
Speaker 5: favorite yoga studio in the world. It's just every it's perfect.
Speaker 5: But as we're doing yoga, he's just squirreling around and
Speaker 5: there also doing yoga.
Speaker 2: That's so weird.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh that's so nice. WI Well, not that I
Speaker 4: would know, but I feel it. She says. It's so
Speaker 4: like when they get hiccups and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know if I can really tell if
Speaker 2: it's hiccups versus kicking. I need to really pay attention.
Speaker 5: He seems to be doing a lot of big stretching
Speaker 5: and then just kicking the ship out of me.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, it's cute, amazing. It's going to come on quick.
Speaker 4: The last three weeks of a torture though, because you're
Speaker 4: just waiting for it.
Speaker 5: And so somebody the other day was like, so, what's
Speaker 5: your birth plan? And I was like, Uh, my birth
Speaker 5: plan is, don't think about birth, show up to hospital,
Speaker 5: give birth, leave.
Speaker 4: Perfect perfect.
Speaker 5: I can't be I can't be doing that. I'm going
Speaker 5: to break myself out. I'm so yeah, I'm just my avoidance.
Speaker 5: I tend to be an avoidance person.
Speaker 4: I think, yeah, I'm just just like go just think
Speaker 4: about it, just like ry Fox. Just don't think about it,
Speaker 4: to get it done.
Speaker 2: Get in there. We're done.
Speaker 4: We COUPLEEDU pushes.
Speaker 5: We can't be we can't be doing this whole like
Speaker 5: thinking about this for a month's thing. It's just not
Speaker 5: I don't I'm.
Speaker 4: Plus, you never an idea like it. Change, you might
Speaker 4: go into labor whatever, you might push one a.
Speaker 2: Time yea, or or it could be there forever. And
Speaker 2: I'm not a little We're not think about it anyway.
Speaker 2: Big news and big news in my world. Change the subjects.
Speaker 5: Love Island USA is finally over and I have been
Speaker 5: released from the clutches of the torture of that stupid show.
Speaker 5: But it was like I could not finish it, but
Speaker 5: it was so bad. Andrew and I are watching Love
Speaker 5: Island UK. He refuses to watch the USA, he'll only
Speaker 5: watch UK. And we're we're several episodes behind, so that's
Speaker 5: that's still fun.
Speaker 2: Oh no, okay, okay, h you want to talk about
Speaker 2: Love Islands with Anti Kira.
Speaker 4: He's gone, He's gone. He was asking about she read.
Speaker 4: I don't know if she's probably someone.
Speaker 2: She was somewhere, but anyway, it's just it's such it
Speaker 2: was such a bad season.
Speaker 4: I'm sad for you that it was ship because I
Speaker 4: know how much you are committed to it. You've putten
Speaker 4: a lot of dedication into it, a lot of time.
Speaker 2: Thought scrolling, listening to people's summarizing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot of hours of your life has gone
Speaker 4: into that commitment. So I'm sad for you.
Speaker 5: I know it's okay, but but Trinity and Bryce is
Speaker 5: a spoiler alert for those that you haven't. It's already
Speaker 5: been two weeks. They won, and it's whatever, Like nobody
Speaker 5: else could have one. It's stupid.
Speaker 2: It's so interesting watching them come out and like reassimilating
Speaker 2: into normal life and how they in the world.
Speaker 4: It would be weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, to go from.
Speaker 4: Being a virtual it's like a lesbian version of it.
Speaker 2: Really, it's called I kissed a.
Speaker 4: It's mad. It's sure because imagine lesbians. I mean, we've
Speaker 4: fallen in my first five minutes. So it's carnage. Now
Speaker 4: that's acting.
Speaker 2: I'm sure, that's fantastic. Oh god, you get somebody else
Speaker 2: because men gay MESSI are very okay.
Speaker 4: It was a gay mane as well, I kissed a boy,
Speaker 4: which is even more carnage.
Speaker 2: Well, because I think they even more cornage.
Speaker 5: But they're more open to having multiple partners at the
Speaker 5: same time, even in a committed relationship, whereas lesbians are
Speaker 5: more committed to monogamy.
Speaker 4: Oh no, absolutely, no, oh gosh yeah. Within yes, within
Speaker 4: the first thirty minutes. You have a girl friend within
Speaker 4: thirty minutes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: But like I have several like gay best friends that
Speaker 5: are men and they are in committed, long term relationships
Speaker 5: with their partners, but then they just do their thing
Speaker 5: on the side and it's just the thing, whereas I
Speaker 5: don't think the women do that as much because you know,
Speaker 5: there's a.
Speaker 2: Lot more yeah, feeling whatever.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so sorry, Speaking of feelings, I was in line
Speaker 5: today at the bakery and in hanolay and the fan
Speaker 5: there's one cinnamon roll left in this case, and I
Speaker 5: was I'm dying for the cinnamon role, and the family
Speaker 5: in front of me ordered it and then we're out.
Speaker 2: I started crying, and.
Speaker 5: They had like if it was just like a husband
Speaker 5: and wife or something, I would have gone up to
Speaker 5: them and been like, sorry, guys, I'm pregnant. I need.
Speaker 2: And they have three small children, and I was like, okay,
Speaker 2: well I can't take the cinnamoneral from so.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna cry and Andrew's gonna have to deal
Speaker 4: with and just got to pick.
Speaker 2: He was like, what's wrong with you?
Speaker 4: This six year old took my cinnamon role. Is that
Speaker 4: gonna be your shush of the week.
Speaker 2: No, this is my shush of the week.
Speaker 5: When there's a long line to order coffee or Simon
Speaker 5: roll and people get into random, frivolous conversations with the
Speaker 5: person taking orders or the barista or whatever, and the
Speaker 5: whole line is waiting while you guys chat about.
Speaker 2: Some bullshit and I'm standing there and I'm like, can
Speaker 2: we not?
Speaker 5: Like, just can I order while you guys chat, Like
Speaker 5: you can keep chatting, but just take my order. So
Speaker 5: my shush is to people that hold up the entire line,
Speaker 5: have no spatial awareness, no consideration for others, because they
Speaker 5: want to have a meaningless chat with the person that's
Speaker 5: putting in orders.
Speaker 4: I'm very much with you, and we had a very
Speaker 4: similar experience in Saturday. We bite into a town of Windsow,
Speaker 4: which is about eight miles away. We're biked in there,
Speaker 4: back bite there had in a cafe, really cute little cafe,
Speaker 4: and the people in front of us would have stood
Speaker 4: there and I was like, are you in line? She
Speaker 4: went yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm in line. But then we're
Speaker 4: constantly looking at the menu and there's people behind us,
Speaker 4: and obviously we've got Kai who's starving, and I'm like, bitch, order.
Speaker 4: So then when she finally decides she was going to order,
Speaker 4: she went on about, well does the brie and cranberry
Speaker 4: does it? What kind of bread is it? And I'm
Speaker 4: like it said sourdough, right, So they were therefore, like
Speaker 4: I'm not joking five minutes and I was losing my mind.
Speaker 4: Kai is like starting to have no patience and I'm like,
Speaker 4: just order your latte, your oat milk sucking larte and
Speaker 4: you you tune the milk, like just get through it, like,
Speaker 4: and the family is behind us were like is going on?
Speaker 4: Like I know, dude, I know. So yeah, I'm with
Speaker 4: you on that. My shes of the week is me
Speaker 4: because I should have text you this morning and so
Speaker 4: I'm going to send you about eighty now.
Speaker 2: But now I get more texts.
Speaker 4: Plus, it was a good one.
Speaker 2: It was perfect. It all worked out really I would
Speaker 2: have done it. I was going to do it.
Speaker 5: I'm giving, just giving you. You should don't have it
Speaker 5: in my diet. That actually it is pretty good. I'll
Speaker 5: take it.
Speaker 4: All right. Well, listen, enjoy your baby moon and ship's
Speaker 4: about again before you know it.
Speaker 5: This is our last big trip together before before and
Speaker 5: get to the bakery s Mason. They open at seven
Speaker 5: am tomorrow. I will be there at seven oh one
Speaker 5: ordering my set seven.
Speaker 4: Good, perfect, all right, bye, all right, bye, Happy birthdays.
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