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Hello and welcome back to the extra-time podcast. It's me, your host Patrick Ransrasson.

I'm still here, which means my baby is not. I'm stuck with two other people who's

growth and development very precious to me. Sam Abasaki and Henry Hill. Hello, Sam, how are you?

I'm good. You know what? You know what? So funny. I genuinely thought you was going to say

that baby's not here, so I'm joined by two other babies and I was about to say that.

Well yeah, I'm all good. I'm all good. Just chilling. I enjoyed back holiday weekend, man.

First, the weather wasn't great, but I enjoyed it, nonetheless. You know,

played sport, went to gym, had a few drinks. So yeah, I had a good weekend, man.

Oh, it sounds nice. What about yours, Henry? I also view you as a bit of a father figure.

Pat, so that's nice, you know. Cool. This is really emotional. This is a really emotional

start to progress. No, but my dad rarely shows any affection towards me, and I'm not sure he's

actually that proud of me deep down, so that's kind of... Oh my god, similar by the pat. But yeah,

I'm good. I've moved into a new place in Brixton, some feeling good. We've leveled up. We've

decided we're no longer graduates. We're young professionals, and we've finally found a place,

I think, that suits that. It's a very clear distinction, but I mean, it's quite

stressful, actually, because it came unfurnished. I'm suddenly having to think... You think it's

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