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With Great Power ... Wait, What!?
10 Plays2 years ago
Salman soliloquizes on First Aid Training, Being a Hero, and Losing Loved Ones.
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Introduction and New Year's Resolutions
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Hey, how's everyone doing?
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It's Saman Greci.
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You're listening to the Expat Brat Podcast, people.
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It's 2023.
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How's it going for you?
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It's going wonderful, right?
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Everything's just falling into place.
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You've been hitting the gym and you're nailing your New Year's resolutions.
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If people still make those, do we still make those?
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I still kind of do.
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I've evolved that into a bigger thing, but I want to know what people do.
00:00:31
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Usually, it's all the same stuff every year, right?
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You just kind of recycle the weight loss thing, the more income thing, and more time with family.
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And I like how all three of these require you to spend more time in each of those things, which means you won't achieve one or two of the others unless you're super organized and don't have a life.
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Ha, ha, ha.
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I don't know.
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You know, you can't spend more time with family while trying to earn up your income.
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I don't think so.
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Unless you become unless your day rate changes or your job changes.
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I don't know.
Gym Preferences and Parenting Challenges
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I guess you could.
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Yeah, you could.
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But maybe I would assume.
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If you start doing a job that is better paid, there's more likely that it's not going to reduce your time.
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Not for long, right?
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I don't see how that works.
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It won't work.
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And if you manage to get your day rate up, then the expectations on what you deliver might be higher.
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And so...
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I guess you probably spend at least about the same amount of time, right?
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You make more money than you do less days.
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I don't know what I'm talking about.
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Basically, what I'm saying is tough luck achieving.
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This is welcome to the deep motivation podcast where we keep things real.
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I think it's...
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I think you should have those though.
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And it's very cool.
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The first week of Jan, man, I have a gym at my in my building, in my apartment building, and I go and the first week of Jan, like all gyms, it's just packed, right?
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Just packed with these guys.
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on the treadmill, everything.
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And I'm a bit of a gym, not a gym slob, what's the word?
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I'm an elitist that way.
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The reason I don't join a fitness, a gym outside is not because of the money, because there are quite a few cheap options around.
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A little bit about having to drive up and go, and that's a hindrance, right, into going into a gym because there's nothing too close to my house anymore.
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So I like that.
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I like having the gym in my building because it's never really packed.
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And I know because of my flexible schedule, work time, I know most of the time when I can go, when it's likely to be empty or at most one or two other people.
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So it's like having your own private gym in a way.
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And it's cool.
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And I don't have to look at people grunting and using the same equipment I want to, blah, blah, blah, even though the equipment available may not be the greatest equipment.
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But so what, man?
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It's my equipment.
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I'm the lord of this gym.
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And then when I walk in and there's all these people packed trying to do a whole New Year thing, it just pisses you off.
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It's like, man, for your stupid resolutions, you're invading my personal space.
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But it lasted a week.
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I went the last two days I went over the over the last two days.
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It was empty again.
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I've heard New Year's resolutions fail by the end of Jan.
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This must have been really quick because it's not even been two weeks or just about two weeks.
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And people are like, you know what?
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Screw this.
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I'm out.
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I don't want to do this anymore.
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This is a bad idea.
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My New Year's resolution is eat more chips.
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Screw that stuff.
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I'll walk a bit more.
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Yeah, it's hard.
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It's hard like sticking to a fitness routine day in, day out.
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But over the last month that I've
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largely done it.
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I missed about a week in between with the new year stuff and just having more stuff at home to do parenting, man.
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But I think carrying my kid around sometimes playing with him covers up a little bit of lack of exercise at the gym.
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Not entirely, but I think it does, you know.
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Sometimes he decides in the mall, I'm done walking.
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Like he just decides, I'm done.
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I shall not walk anymore.
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And he raises his arms and he expects me to pick him up.
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And when he was a kid, a baby, sorry, then it was so cute.
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It was fun.
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And now I pick him up.
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He's four years old.
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Right?
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He's four years and I'm carrying him around.
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Recently, he's lost a bit of weight because he started this whole thing, as the kids do, about what to eat.
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He's become a little bit more finicky about it.
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He always loved food.
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His grandmother, my wife's mom, and the nursery he goes to, they've been like, you know, this has been good because he was overweight.
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And we were like, when he was a kid, he was chubby and nice.
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And I didn't realize all these people thought that.
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It was nice of them not to call my kid fat.
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But they're like, no, no, his clothes fit him better.
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He's looking healthier.
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You know, when I look at him with the kids in his nursery,
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I just kind of go, yeah, yeah, he looks a bit more his age.
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Now, considering my height, he's actually on the taller side already, which is kind of cool.
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I think it's from my wife's side.
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Her dad, my father-in-law, is a very tall person.
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He's got good height.
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So maybe Zayan's got that side of the family.
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But he...
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So yeah, but not just the fact that he was tall.
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He just looked like a rugby player, man, because he was broad and just big.
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Not like fat, like just chubby like kids are.
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And so he looked towering over the other kids.
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Like my biggest worry, one of my biggest worries sending him into the nursery was that he's going to push some kid too hard.
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I don't know how that's dealt with.
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Like that to pay for the damages or something or what happens.
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So anywho.
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So that's what happened.
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He's lost a little bit of weight, but he's still on the healthier side, although he's losing.
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Yeah, he still eats, but he's like, this is what I want to eat.
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And with his nanny away, we haven't been great parents either.
The Importance of First Aid Training
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Like in the mall, that's what I was saying.
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He just decides.
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He's gotten a little lazy, yeah?
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He decides I'm done.
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Carry me now.
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And obviously my wife's not going to do it.
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I have to do it.
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And he's not – because he's not the heaviest, it's fine.
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It's like a nice little workout walking around with him.
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But it's still a bit of weight, right?
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Like it's a mini person you're carrying around.
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He must be at least 20 – between 20 and 25 kilos.
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So that –
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That's what I'm carrying around for 15 minutes, 10 minutes.
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And I put him down.
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I'm like, come on, let's walk.
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I'm trying to encourage him to not be this Dubai kid, like an expat kid who's just lazy like I was.
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Come on, let's walk.
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And he'll take a couple of steps to decide, nope, not for me.
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He just climbs back into my arms.
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And I'm like...
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Alright, fine.
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There's not much I can do right now about that.
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And so I do this, man.
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It's quite cute, though, the fact that he still comes and hugs and loves.
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And I'm always, as a parent, I'm always worried about...
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the age where I won't get these hugs anymore and it's uh it makes you a little sad on the inside and so kind of hug him like a little tighter every so often thinking someday he'll just be like yeah dad get away from me and um and I'll miss it then so so I don't mind carrying him around and shit yeah
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Anywho, I recently did a first aid training.
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That's right.
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I wanted to put it out there because now, you know, I'm Superman.
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No, that's exactly one of the things.
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that the instructor said, you're not, okay, to the group, we were all doing this training, you're not Superman and you don't have to rescue someone if your own life would be in danger or you could come in harm's way as well.
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And I thought that was good advice because I think a lot of people like myself would go a little gung-ho and go, hey, back off, people.
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I'm first aid trained and I know how to do this.
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But it was an eye opener in some ways, in a lot of ways, mainly because, you know, you just kind of pause and go, okay, this is in an emergency situation, I have some idea of what to do.
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And that means a lot to me because I lost a friend back in 2019.
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He had a heart attack in front of us on stage at a show, right?
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And it was something that, well, it was just something that affected me.
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It still affects me.
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And part of me always thought, could there have been something someone could have done?
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But unfortunately, in our audience or in the comics, no one was first aid trained.
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And by the time someone came in, by the time the ambulance came in, it was probably too late.
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Had he had CPR, perhaps someone could have saved him.
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And...
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And that's, you know, that stays in my mind.
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And I think that's why it's so important that, you know, I hate when people just go, oh, what was his time and whatnot?
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Sure.
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You know, you can make that up for anything.
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But then why build hospitals?
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Right.
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Why do anything about safety?
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We want to – the training is not hard.
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It's a little like weird when you're doing it.
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But that little practice gave me some confidence because I have a kid, man.
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And, you know, you think about your own families.
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I think in this part of the world we have enough of that awareness to go.
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Someone should be –
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First aid trained at home, right?
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I think every house, it should be a law.
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Like every house, one person should be trained in first aid because you don't know who, what, when will be needed.
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And also, there were a few different scenarios the instructor showed us.
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And I was like, goddamn, I wouldn't have thought about like...
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to do that or this and people can be very gung-ho and let's just pick them up, slap them around a bit.
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And he goes, that's not, you don't do that in these circumstances, blah, blah, blah.
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So I thought it was quite good to do it.
00:11:03
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There were two, three different things.
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There was a CPR stuff we did and that's, you know, the stuff you see in the movies about breathing, like pushing someone's chest and breathing.
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Doing it correctly and knowing exactly how to do it, what it feels like was kind of cool.
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I was surprised by how much you actually do need to give it a push.
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I thought it was like nice, gentle massages.
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And it's not.
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It is a little bit of a push, you know.
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You're really trying to.
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Get someone out of – they might be temporarily dead and you might be able to save them.
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So that's crazy.
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And there was a machine thing, the defibrillator.
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I know I can't say it, but I know how to use it.
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All right?
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So –
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there's and that was good to know and a lot of the modern ones are very easy to use so that was kind of like a nice confidence building thing um i really wanted to shock someone and see what happens but apparently it doesn't really do much and the fact that at the theater i work with we've used uh dog collars on each other to uh as a as a gimmick in shows
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Well, I think we'd be able to handle that defib.
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That's what I'm going to call it from now on.
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And then there was the if someone's choking.
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So there's the Heimlich, the push.
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And that's funny because some places, some countries like the UK and Australia, I think they go, you shouldn't use it.
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But in the UAE, it is allowed.
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And then there was the backslap version, which everyone got into in the group.
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They're like, let me try this on each other.
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No one wanted to do CPR.
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Everyone wanted to do this back-slapping thing.
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And yeah, so I'm saying all this because I think you should learn it.
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It's not the most difficult thing in the world.
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It's nice to have that knowledge.
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It's valid.
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The certificate you get if you are doing it through that –
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You get like you get a couple of years validity before you need to refresh.
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But I think that's it's just amazing.
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It's I don't know why more people are not asked to do it.
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That's that's my point.
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And but there were a couple of interesting things that I learned while doing the first aid training.
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The first one was the Good Samaritan Law.
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And if you've grown up in the Middle East like I have in Saudi and stuff, there was always this fear of trying to help someone you see in an accident because if something happened to them like they died or they got off worse or something in that situation, you would be liable for it.
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And in case of that, had you interfered and touched the person or whatever –
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You'd go to jail.
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There's this blood compensation money you have to pay to the family of the deceased and you'd be liable and jail time.
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Right.
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So I grew up going, sorry, I'd love to help, but good luck.
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And
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And I know people still stepped up and got into trouble for that.
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And UAE, now this is a common law in a lot of Western countries, particularly the US.
00:14:05
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And it basically just says if you're trying to help someone in a situation you're trained, you won't be held liable if something like that happens, provided your intentions were good.
00:14:16
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And I think they kind of see you didn't do, like there wasn't gross negligence while you were doing it, like,
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I don't know what, like smoking while providing CPR, something like that, or deliberately not pumping fast enough because the kid you're doing it on is someone who annoys you in your class.
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I don't know.
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I don't know what the line is.
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But in most cases, then you're protected.
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And I think that's a great law.
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And a couple of years ago, I think they brought that to the UAE.
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It is now the law here, which is great because you can then have that.
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If you're a first aid train, all the more reason to do it, you can provide help.
00:14:57
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Now, the second thing, and this law needs to go out in most places.
00:15:01
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I think both things, training and this, should be out there.
00:15:04
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And the second thing I liked, what the instructor pointed out, it was the fact that you still got to ask someone if they're conscious and if they're able to answer, or a family member or a friend is there who can answer for them.
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You still got to ask, look, I'm first aid trained.
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Would you...
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can i help can you would you like me to help right and they still have the right to say no though so that's interesting even if you want to help even if you know you could help correctly the second they've said no you have to kind of go okay back off right that's very interesting to me as well still uh particularly in countries like uae where there might be a gender issue a family i don't know uh whatever reason they might not trust you take a look at me and go
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Imagine if I'm doing a stand-up set, right?
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And someone in my audience collapses and I go down and go, hey, listen, back up.
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I'm a first aid trade person.
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Can I help?
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I bet their family members would be like, no, I don't know if you're joking or not.
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Back off, man.
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We'll wait for the ambulance.
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All right?
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Professionals, please, only.
00:16:05
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So maybe it's things like that, right?
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So they might just want to wait for the ambulance.
00:16:09
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In those cases, you are not allowed to help.
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And that's kind of crazy, but it's the law.
00:16:16
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And however, if they're unconscious or something, then you can jump right in if you need to.
00:16:22
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Those are, in fact, the last thing out of all of this that saved me was also now that you're first in train, like I am.
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Uh-huh, uh-huh.
00:16:35
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Yeah, that's right.
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You do need to provide training when you are able to and allowed to.
00:16:44
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So apparently if you're first aid trained and you were on the scene and you didn't attempt to help in a safe environment where it would have been possible,
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then you can be held liable for that, too.
00:16:58
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So I didn't know that until they put me in the training room.
00:17:00
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I was like, this is a little this is something this disclaimer should come before I walked in because maybe I didn't want to have the great powers come great responsibility and maybe I didn't want it, you know, but now I'm stuck doing it.
00:17:14
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So it's kind of like, oh, shit, I got to do this now.
00:17:19
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And apparently, yeah, if you were able to and you just walked away, then you can be held liable for that.
00:17:27
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The instructor who was with us, it was really good, a guy named Michael.
00:17:32
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And he talked about like in the city itself in Dubai, there have been three, four instances of him stepping in and saving someone's life and the particular incident.
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They were all kind of different things.
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And yeah, that just made me go, wow, you know, it could be happening around.
Personal Interests and Recommendations
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The signs are there now.
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I can see, I can kind of tell what would be happening.
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And that it just gives you a lot of confidence and comfort in that.
00:18:02
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So I can't stress it enough, guys.
00:18:04
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If you've got family, just do it, man.
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Even if you don't have family, just do it.
00:18:09
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You don't know when it'll help.
00:18:13
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Now, I got to admit something.
00:18:14
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I've been talking about doing less coffee.
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I've got a coffee mug in front of me today.
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I can't help it.
00:18:22
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It was just one of those days and I had to wake up at 6.
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And hey, I think those days don't count, right?
00:18:28
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If you have coffee early enough, then it shouldn't –
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It shouldn't matter.
00:18:33
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Anyway, just a little side note.
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For those who are confused, I've been off coffee for a while and I've been showing off about that.
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So this was a little bit of a guilt admission.
00:18:47
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And I've been showing off about the first aid training through this episode and now I'm worried.
00:18:52
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Next week I'll be coming back and going.
00:18:54
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So my first aid training, it didn't end up helping someone.
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Imagine.
00:18:59
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Oh, my God.
00:19:00
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Am I allowed to joke about that now and these accidents?
00:19:05
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I'm a comic and a first aid training person.
00:19:06
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I'm so conflicted right now.
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It doesn't matter.
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You know, in the past.
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I've seen accidents happen in front of me and not just my friends that so it it's something we give off to in our culture to like nurses and doctors and professionals anyway I'm gonna stop harping on I think I made my point guys you gotta get yourself trained up all right it's just so important now on a lighter side
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Shows are starting up in Feb.
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I've got, like I said, a big one on February 22nd.
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If you're in Dubai, come down to the Istmo show.
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He's a comic from Finland.
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I'm opening for him along with a really good friend of mine, Abs Ali, a comic I admire a lot.
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I've said that before.
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And yeah, get in on that.
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I've been watching reruns of Chuck and you got to watch that show.
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It's so cool and funny almost to the point of like dumb.
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Like it's got a lot of plot holes I guess if you look at it that way.
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But it's such a fun show.
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And I realized as I was watching it's five seasons.
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I had never finished season five.
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For some reason, I had skipped it.
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I don't know, maybe it hadn't come out and then I got moved on into different things.
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But it was really great to discover that.
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And I'm trying to finish it off now.
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It's on Amazon Prime if you're in the region.
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I'm sure it's available and loads of other things.
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But it's a really fun show about a nerd spy.
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And it was just on the brink of...
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when nerds started becoming cool.
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And I think this show really captures that aspect as well.
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And it's funny and at the same time really engaging.
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I remember watching it the first time, getting really, really into it.
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The lead actress was someone I love.
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I can't pronounce her last name.
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It's Yvonne Stravansky.
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She's the same one in Handmaid's Tale.
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not the main protagonist, the main woman on the dark side.
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If you watch the show, you know what I'm talking about.
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All right?
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This was her younger days, and she plays a completely different character.
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So I remember her as that, and when I watched her in Handmaid's Tale, I was just like, oh, my God, what happened to her?
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She's playing this evil character, and it's not nice, and she's so ugh in it, whereas in that show, I had a little crush on her.
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Ha, ha, ha.
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So great show to watch.
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That's what I've been killing time on apart from parenting, which is a real kick-ass kind of thing that happens to you.
Weather Reflections and Conclusion
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But Seon's a great kid.
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He's very easy.
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He's got a routine with the park and everything, and the weather's nice outside, so I shouldn't really be complaining.
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By the way, it's really cold out here in the –
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in Dubai right now, which I love.
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And part of me is like really enjoying it.
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I'm trying not to be this sad person who's thinking about summer coming.
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So every day that passes, I'm like, there's one last day of winter left.
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And we're now moving towards the hotter weather instead of moving towards the colder weather.
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And it's so depressing.
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It's so depressing.
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I'm trying not to get into it.
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Anyway, enjoy the moment, reminding myself and you.
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I hope you enjoyed the episode.
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Share it and do think about what I said because this one was quite important, I think.
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You might literally save lives, okay?
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So take care.
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I got to run.
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Goodbye.
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Or as a dog would say, woof.