Tell us a little bit about that

experience.

Basically, I was living the dream.

Our gym was one of the most award-winning gym and fitness centres ever.

for over a decade.

We ended up having it for 30 years.

We received awards in front of 2,500 people at the Sydney Superdome by John Howard.

How difficult is that?

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Yeah, absolutely.

And I think, like, it's just, like, the biggest thing is just, like, growing into that power and just learning who I am as a hitter.

And, like, a lot of it, too, is just seeing a bunch of different pitches and just getting more at-bats and, you know, learning what pitches I do damage on and feeling confident with that.

So I think a lot of it is just, like, getting a bunch of at-bats and just learning about myself and how my body moves.

So, yeah.

I feel like I've always had some juice, but the most important part is just bringing it out in the game and learning how to do that.

When you were in the midst of that stretch, was there some pressing going on? Could you feel kind of the pressure at the plate for the entire team during that stretch? And if so, has some of that lifted now?

What was the good? It's

the key thing where it say, see, we was able to tell what's right from wrong.

Man, if you, my sin, if you, if you, he say, God say, we work with our hands.

If we, we don't, I don't like nobody to give me nothing.

I like to go out and earn and get my own, you know what I'm saying? Same way they say, I like to know what's around me.

So he say, God open our eyes and know what's right, what's good and what's bad.

I want to know what's good and what's bad.

Yeah, but