Shez

No.

All right, Shez.

Ridgehaven.

Hello, Shez.

How you doing, guys?

All right, good.

[laughs]

... uh, we'll pick up Zardes to keep Shez and Wardlaw happy.

Okay.

And like it's the question, can we...

and the end of the chapter the people actually do repent because they were kind of struggling with their righteousness for a while and they do end up repenting but it's only because god literally sends poisonous snakes and they're kind of faced with their own mortality for a little bit and then it kind of hits them oh yeah i should probably repent so they're repenting out of self-preservation and not necessarily out of like deep faith so we'll see how long that repentance lasts how long that righteousness lasts if at all but yeah get ready for a little bit more of quick history as we read ether chapter 10.

And it came to pass that Shez, who was a descendant of Heth, for Heth had perished by the famine, and all his household save it were Shez, wherefore Shez began to build up again a broken people.

And it came to pass that Shez did remember the destruction of his fathers, and he did build up a righteous kingdom.

For he remembered what the Lord had done in bringing Jared and his brother across the deep, and he did walk in the ways of the Lord, and he begat sons and daughters.

And his eldest son, whose name was Shez, did rebel against him.

Nevertheless, Shez was smitten by the hand of a robber because of his exceeding riches, which brought peace again unto his father.

And it came to pass that his father did build up many cities upon the face of the land, and the people began again to spread over all the face of the land.

And Shez did live to an exceedingly old age, and he begat Replikish, and he died, and Replikish reigned in his stead." And it came to pass that Replikish did not do that which was right in the sight of the Lord.

For me...

I would probably draw a line through those to be honest because like I said I just don't think that would be beneficial going into a year that's going to be very very important to us one name that we can probably add to the list which we may have raised ever so slightly maybe a couple weeks ago but I don't remember but someone who is now available at the very least is Ryan Sheridan Ryan Sheridan is now a free agent essentially he's leaving the Catalan's Dragons I think at the end of the year Lauren Fresen who was going in there as the assistant to John Cartwright so there's a little bit of a shift there he's an interesting one Shez is an interesting one He doesn't strike me as someone who's going to be leaving the game anytime soon.

He's 51, which is still relatively young in coaching terms, to be honest.

Obviously had a fantastic career as a player.

But it'd be an interesting bloke to have around the group, I think.

he's kind of always brought up, isn't he? And should be really, I guess, whenever kind of, when the casseroles have come up in the previous years and a few other clubs as well, Ryan Chowdhury, his name has been referenced quite a few times.

There's always seemed to be an, I think people kind of jump to the conclusion with Shez, really, that there's like a reluctance for him to be a head coach.

I don't know if that's strictly true, to be honest.

You also sent me some beautiful texts about this.

Shez says, "...my dysfunctional family moved so many times due to non-payment of rent." Well, that is it for Life Matters.

I've come to you today from Jagera and Turrbaland.

I'll be back with you again tomorrow.

I wouldn't wear secondhand underwear.

I asked Shez that the other day.

We went in there.

I said,

And then I – because I've got ADHD.

I start in one corner and then I end up in the other corner and then I end up just moving stuff from one side to the other side.

And I said, Shez, can you come out here for a second? And I knew she's a cleaner.

So I'm like, fuck, yeah, let's go.

Um, he's, he's very good at, uh, dressing up as different Doctor Who's.

Um, he's, um, but he's, he's got what my partner Shez would call a nice energy.

I, I like Kieron and he's, uh, um, he's a sort of quietly eccentric person.

You know how some eccentric people are sort of, y- y- you know, e-ec- per- not performatively eccentric, that's wrong, but, uh, outgoingly, uh, eccentric.

That's not the only time I've interviewed somebody about "Doctor Who" where the only thing they remembered is something that is demonstrably unto true and immediately, uh, um, uh, disprovable, but there we go.

But anyway, it was nice to go to his house, and he lived at the time with, uh, his, his, his wife, Berger, off of "Earthshock," uh, who he'd been married to in the '60s.

And then Bill had gone off and, uh, uh, uh, d- and, um, [lip smacks] lived with his partner, Douglas, in, in, sort of in a cave in Spain, I think.

And then Douglas had sadly died, and Bill was very s- upset about that.