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All right, folks, it's time. We're already laughing already, folks.
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It's time for my infamous or famous five random questions
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where my guest answers five questions. Four are unique to them.
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And the fifth question is I ask everybody. So I
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have Kyle Peters here of Harvest, and we're going to
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talk to him on a show you see behind me,
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Extra Connections. So you'll watch that show to learn more
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about him. It's like a little extra piece to get
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to know him a little bit. So, Kyle Peters, are
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you ready to play five random questions?
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Let's do it. I'm very curious what your answers are. Okay.
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Question number one. It's around 2.30 in the afternoon. You've
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been up all day. You've been working hard. You know,
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you work hard.
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But you're a little hungry. But you want a little snack.
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What is one of the go-to snacks for Kyle Peters?
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Hmm. At 2.30, my eating schedule is honestly super weird.
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I might just be eating.
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Lunch at that point.
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Okay.
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I'm either going to Sweetgreen.
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I'm either going to Sweetgreen and grabbing like a salad
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or something, or I'm going to eat like a Starzin
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honey protein bar or like a midday square.
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Okay. Very good. Something like that. Yeah.
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Actually, I get that part of, you're the first person
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to ever say this, but I get that part of like,
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our schedules aren't like nine to five. Like, it's just so, yeah,
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you could be, you could be much around that time.
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You could be, yeah.
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Totally depends.
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You're the first person to say that. I love that.
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I've really saw it like 400 times. You're the first
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person to say that. I like that.
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All right.
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He's still changing. He's changing lives. He's already doesn't even
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know it. Okay. Number two. Do you remember your first
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car and what was it? Yes.
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I had a, I guess it was a 2012. I
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think it was a 2012 Volkswagen Passat.
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Oh, you have a son.
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Yes.
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Okay.
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Yes.
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Very easy breezy.
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Yeah.
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I bought it off my parents.
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I like that.
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They were not going to give me a car, but
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they were going to let me buy theirs.
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So they're trying to teach you something. Obviously, it works.
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I think so.
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Obviously, it works. Number three, this is kind of unique
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to you.
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To make sure this is correct, because I did read somewhere,
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you did play lacrosse, correct?
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Yes.
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I did, yeah.
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I played lacrosse, started in seventh grade, and that's the
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big reason why I went to college, honestly.
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Correct. Okay. So I'm going to check if that's correct. Yeah. Okay,
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before I ask this question.
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My godson played lacrosse, too, in high school.
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All right. So what is one thing.
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About playing a team sport that you think has helped
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you in life today? Yeah.
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You have to really learn when, well, you have to
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really learn that like so much of like the moment
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or what's happening isn't just about you.
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It's everybody else that's around you.
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Right.
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And sometimes the play that you're running means you do nothing.
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And in life, like you really got to understand that like,
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sometimes you have to take a back seat and it's
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okay to celebrate others so that they have their moment.
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And I think it's really important in understanding like when to,
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when the limelight's yours and when it's time for somebody
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else to shine. And it can be really tough to
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figure out, but I think that's what, I think about
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it a lot. And I think that's a big thing
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of what it's taught me.
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That's a great answer. Dang. He's like, well, Kyle Peters
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is dropping bones over here. I saw that. Okay. All right.
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And that is a good thing in life. That's, I
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think you just read me speeches for a second there.
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I'm like, that's good. That was number three, right? Or four.
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Four.
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I don't know anything else about you on this one.
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You go on a road trip for about three or
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four hours. What artist or singer or band has to
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be on a playlist?
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It's funny because I literally just got back from a
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road trip to Chicago last night. Oh, okay.
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Yeah, I live in Minneapolis. Oh, you played.
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Okay, okay.
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We listen to a lot of podcasts, yours included. And let's, music-wise,
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what has to be on? I mean, I feel like
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the soundtrack for this weekend for my friend and I
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was Lenny Kravitz.
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Ooh, good choice.
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So, yeah, little Lenny Kravitz.
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He listened to my podcast, too, where my nice deep voice,
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I kind of love it. Okay, and the last question
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I ask everybody, these are some great answers. I ask
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the question to everybody. I always make a joke. It's
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just like life. One thing or the other.
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Just kidding. I always make choices. But Kyle Peters, apples
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or oranges?
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I got to go. I got to go apples.
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Oh, I thought you were going to say oranges.
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I got to go apples.
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Yeah, I love both, but I got to go apples.
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And it's probably just the. the great marketing that big
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apple had when it came to an apple a day,
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keeps the doctor away. Like, I feel like there's just
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like an innate thing inside of me. That's like, it's
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just an apple a day and I'm good. And I'm like,
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all right, this is great marketing by them.
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Well, actually it was, I don't know who started that,
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but you're right.
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That wasn't, it's got, it's got milk ask.
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It's good. I love that.
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So copiers of our extra connections, make sure you see
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his answers here. You know, his answer over there going
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to be even better. So go ahead and check that
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over there. And I want to thank you guys for watching.
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All right, folks, it's time. We're already laughing already, folks.
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It's time for my infamous or famous five random questions
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where my guest answers five questions. Four are unique to them.
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And the fifth question is I ask everybody. So I
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have Kyle Peters here of Harvest, and we're going to
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talk to him on a show you see behind me,
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Extra Connections. So you'll watch that show to learn more
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about him. It's like a little extra piece to get
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to know him a little bit. So, Kyle Peters, are
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you ready to play five random questions?
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Let's do it. I'm very curious what your answers are. Okay.
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Question number one. It's around 2.30 in the afternoon. You've
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been up all day. You've been working hard. You know,
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you work hard.
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But you're a little hungry. But you want a little snack.
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What is one of the go-to snacks for Kyle Peters?
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Hmm. At 2.30, my eating schedule is honestly super weird.
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I might just be eating.
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Lunch at that point.
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Okay.
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I'm either going to Sweetgreen.
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I'm either going to Sweetgreen and grabbing like a salad
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or something, or I'm going to eat like a Starzin
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honey protein bar or like a midday square.
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Okay. Very good. Something like that. Yeah.
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Actually, I get that part of, you're the first person
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to ever say this, but I get that part of like,
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our schedules aren't like nine to five. Like, it's just so, yeah,
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you could be, you could be much around that time.
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You could be, yeah.
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Totally depends.
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You're the first person to say that. I love that.
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I've really saw it like 400 times. You're the first
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person to say that. I like that.
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All right.
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He's still changing. He's changing lives. He's already doesn't even
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know it. Okay. Number two. Do you remember your first
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car and what was it? Yes.
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I had a, I guess it was a 2012. I
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think it was a 2012 Volkswagen Passat.
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Oh, you have a son.
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Yes.
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Okay.
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Yes.
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Very easy breezy.
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Yeah.
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I bought it off my parents.
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I like that.
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They were not going to give me a car, but
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they were going to let me buy theirs.
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So they're trying to teach you something. Obviously, it works.
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I think so.
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Obviously, it works. Number three, this is kind of unique
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to you.
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To make sure this is correct, because I did read somewhere,
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you did play lacrosse, correct?
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Yes.
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I did, yeah.
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I played lacrosse, started in seventh grade, and that's the
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big reason why I went to college, honestly.
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Correct. Okay. So I'm going to check if that's correct. Yeah. Okay,
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before I ask this question.
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My godson played lacrosse, too, in high school.
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All right. So what is one thing.
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About playing a team sport that you think has helped
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you in life today? Yeah.
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You have to really learn when, well, you have to
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really learn that like so much of like the moment
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or what's happening isn't just about you.
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It's everybody else that's around you.
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Right.
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And sometimes the play that you're running means you do nothing.
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And in life, like you really got to understand that like,
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sometimes you have to take a back seat and it's
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okay to celebrate others so that they have their moment.
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And I think it's really important in understanding like when to,
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when the limelight's yours and when it's time for somebody
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else to shine. And it can be really tough to
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figure out, but I think that's what, I think about
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it a lot. And I think that's a big thing
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of what it's taught me.
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That's a great answer. Dang. He's like, well, Kyle Peters
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is dropping bones over here. I saw that. Okay. All right.
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And that is a good thing in life. That's, I
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think you just read me speeches for a second there.
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I'm like, that's good. That was number three, right? Or four.
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Four.
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I don't know anything else about you on this one.
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You go on a road trip for about three or
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four hours. What artist or singer or band has to
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be on a playlist?
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It's funny because I literally just got back from a
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road trip to Chicago last night. Oh, okay.
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Yeah, I live in Minneapolis. Oh, you played.
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Okay, okay.
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We listen to a lot of podcasts, yours included. And let's, music-wise,
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what has to be on? I mean, I feel like
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the soundtrack for this weekend for my friend and I
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was Lenny Kravitz.
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Ooh, good choice.
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So, yeah, little Lenny Kravitz.
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He listened to my podcast, too, where my nice deep voice,
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I kind of love it. Okay, and the last question
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I ask everybody, these are some great answers. I ask
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the question to everybody. I always make a joke. It's
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just like life. One thing or the other.
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Just kidding. I always make choices. But Kyle Peters, apples
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or oranges?
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I got to go. I got to go apples.
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Oh, I thought you were going to say oranges.
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I got to go apples.
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Yeah, I love both, but I got to go apples.
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And it's probably just the. the great marketing that big
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apple had when it came to an apple a day,
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keeps the doctor away. Like, I feel like there's just
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like an innate thing inside of me. That's like, it's
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just an apple a day and I'm good. And I'm like,
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all right, this is great marketing by them.
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Well, actually it was, I don't know who started that,
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but you're right.
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That wasn't, it's got, it's got milk ask.
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It's good. I love that.
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So copiers of our extra connections, make sure you see
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his answers here. You know, his answer over there going
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to be even better. So go ahead and check that
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over there. And I want to thank you guys for watching.
