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Oct 28, 2026

Dean DudzikHOST
26:11
That's the main difference.
Jake JohnsonHOST
26:14
That reminds me more of the Serengeti, honestly, just like how kind of off the grid you felt in the middle of nowhere.
Jake JohnsonHOST
26:20
Did you feel, is it mountains or is it, give me a layout of the national park itself.
Dean DudzikHOST
26:29
Well, the park is actually really diverse landscape wise.

28 MINS LATER

Jake JohnsonHOST
54:36
that is so cool
Dean DudzikHOST
54:38
Yeah, it reminded me of what you said.
Dean DudzikHOST
54:40
It might have been our last episode or two episodes ago about Serengeti, which I'm sure was not anything compared to what you saw.
Dean DudzikHOST
54:49
But anyway, the darkness was the other similar thing to the Amazon.
LeeHOST
12:31
Keep up with your boys.
LeeHOST
12:32
When you're on the Serengeti.
LeeHOST
12:35
If you get separated from the herd, you're the one that's going to get hit.
LeeHOST
12:39
So to myself and another of my brethren, we made our way out looking for the rest of our guys.
James HealyGUEST
16:27
The way I always account for the banking part of my career, now sort of knowing where I've ended up, is to say that if you are interested in human nature, if you're interested in humans and human behavior, the trading floor of an investment bank is the place.
James HealyGUEST
16:46
It's basically, for people interested in psychology or anthropology, the trading floor is the Serengeti or the Masai Mara for people who are interested in animals.
James HealyGUEST
17:00
And it's just a fascinating place, which we can come back to.
James HealyGUEST
17:04
In terms of the financial crisis, The Big Short is reasonably accurate.
Bill ThomasHOST
15:22
You know, there's an old saying that goes like this.
Bill ThomasHOST
15:23
Lions in the Serengeti are man's best friend.
Bill ThomasHOST
15:26
Lions and reticulated pythons.
Bill ThomasHOST
15:27
But I'm changing things up right now.
Mike JonesGUEST
10:52
Well, I think you allow it to be authentic and bubble from the bottom up, right? Versus it being this head issue, you make it an issue of the heart and an issue of my existential understanding of who I am, right? Because you get in the room, you think that you're the lion in the room.
Mike JonesGUEST
11:11
No, there's some other big-ass lions in there, right? Especially you get up to the General Assembly, right? Yeah, I'm not the only one on the Serengeti or wherever the Lions hang out.
Mike JonesGUEST
11:21
We're all in here together.
Mike JonesGUEST
11:23
But again, as long as you side with the people, you'll be okay.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:26
Gonna take some time to do the things we never had
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:43
The wild dogs cry out in the night As they grow restless longing for some solitary I know that I must do what's right Sure as Kilimanjaro rises Like Olympus above the Serengeti I seek to cure what's deep inside Frightened of this thing that I've become
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:20
There's nothing that a hundred men or more could ever do I bless the rains down in Africa We're gonna take some time to do the things we never did Hurry boy, she's waiting there for you Gonna take her life to drag me away from you There's been about a hundred men or more I guess the rain's down
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:29
in Africa
RichHOST
10:07
Go to bed when it's dark, get up when you feel like it.
RichHOST
10:10
You never see a lion setting his alarm in the Serengeti.
RichHOST
10:14
No.
JonoHOST
10:14
Your body should be able to do that for you, by the way.
John David UlfertsHOST
13:38
I have only observed male giraffes necking once, during my first trip to Africa.
John David UlfertsHOST
13:43
I believe it was in the Serengeti.
John David UlfertsHOST
13:46
The two males fought for about 15 minutes, pushing each other and hitting each other with their necks.
John David UlfertsHOST
13:52
The other giraffes in the group seemed nonplussed and barely acknowledged them.
Amy DickmanGUEST
10:11
And we did this analysis a few years ago.
Amy DickmanGUEST
10:13
But if you looked at something like Tanzania, that has over 20 national parks, economically, they could say, actually, we might just keep a couple of our really fancy, you know, revenue generating parks like the Serengeti, just keep those and the rest of them could be degazetted.
Amy DickmanGUEST
10:29
That might make sense economically.
Amy DickmanGUEST
10:31
It might make sense for voters.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:15
There's nothing that a hundred men or more could ever do.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:21
I The wild dogs cry out in the night As they grow restless longing for some solitary company I know that I must do what's right Sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus above the Serengeti I seek to cure what's deep inside, frightened of this thing that I've become.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
72:16
Gonna take the life to drag me away from you.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
72:23
There's nothing that a hundred men or more could ever do.

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