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That's what it was.

And, um, they, they came and went, "Yeah." Eventually, they, they begrudgingly agreed to, for us to move out because it became apparent after months and months of talking and meetings in the house...

And you know when people...

You know, hard hats and high vis jackets walking through your house while you're having your cereal.

It's just like, oh, my life.

A nightmare.

Oh my God.

had all these players down the range and they were obsessed with the creators and it was like a light bulb moment for me like love it or love it this is who people are it's the future and when in 10 years time they will be fully into golf and still invested in these creators who are who they're growing up with

I couldn't agree more.

I wonder if there's a world and this idea and what you've described there is YouTube golf merging with pro golf.

Now, the big problem here is the quality is very different because pro golfers have got a hell of an edge, as we've seen with Finch trying to qualify for the Open.

But is there a world? Is it mad? where a Bryson comes away from Liv because Liv is, you know, the future is not looking secure there.

And Bryson is going to say, I'm not going back to PGA.

I earn millions and millions and millions.

Yeah.

argh.

Do they have older siblings? No.

Interesting.

That's often the thing.

Yes.

Like my eldest watched, his best mate at the time when he was five, he watched Jaws 2 at his mate's house because his mate had much older siblings.

And do you know what? He's not being too scarred by it.

Don't hot house

you reading out the text from your radio show? I

just want to... um i just want to be good at football and that's not going to happen so i'm just gonna have to get on with it i'm just gonna get on with it lizzie it'll be fine there's a lot of messages coming in um alex horn all right fine toby tyrant says this is very funny either the alex horn cried a rougher than i remember or the tommy robinson march is it used to

This is an anti-golf podcast.

Let me tell you, it's quite interesting.

Because if you want to achieve your best in terms of sport, you need the electricity in your brain to hit around 10 hertz.

And stress and anxiety and worry and all these other things... make our brains explode with electricity and the sweet spot is a nice low humming 10 hertz.

So that is what I'll be attempting to achieve.

If you see me going into a special zone today in the football match it's because I'm trying to achieve 10 hertz.

Oh, lovely.

Now, oh, mate, when I...

When we bought this place, which is now getting on, it's actually nearly 20 years ago that we bought it, cul-de-sac was not a thing I cared about.

Couldn't care less.

I was 26.

We just were looking to upsize a little bit if we could.

We were vaguely thinking about getting a dog, and that was it.

Oh.