In this episode of The Clink, Brent welcomes Jed and Milo, co-founders of their organisation "Go-Getters", helping troubled youth create better opportunities for themselves. They also share their pasts and what led them to the paths they are on today.
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Season seventeen of the Clink.
Wow, it's been a fantastic season and I have enjoyed every guest and I hope you have a big welcome to.
All new listeners.
We are really grateful for everybody that tunes in every week. It's been phenomenal, an informative and absolutely enjoyable season today and today's is no different. I have two young men who are down in Sydney doing great things at the moment. These two young fellas have definitely got a history and a past that they have turned around now to better their future and to help so many through their actions. These young men's business is called the go Getters. Welcome to the Clink boys.
Thank you.
Thanks mate.
First of all, why don't you both start off just by introducing because this is unusual. Normally I only run one guest and today I'm running two. So this is a little bit different from me here at the Clink. So we're going to have to learn this together and patiently get through it. But we will and I know it's going to be a great episode, one at a time.
Introduce yourselves.
My name is Jed Sewster. I'm the co founder of the Go Getters. I'm twenty five years old from the Central Coast and now I'm just here to help told you, and like he breaches out to youth connections like as a juvenile Justice centers, doc's children at the schools and all that kind of stuff like that, we run a group training session and anything we can do to help the youth for anyone in that fact, Like I'm here to help kind of thing, you know.
Me and my name's Jake, and log Big all the boy's name as Milo, same thing, partnering the go Getters, just pretty much trying to change all the stuff pretty much we never had as a kid because we've lived through it. We've done it as a childhood from broken homes all the rest of us. So we just we know exactly what we didn't have and what needs to be done. So now we're just trying to focus all our time on that instead of doing the wrong things and going the wrong way. So it's blown up pretty good for us so far, so we just can get into it.
Look, I really love what you stand for, and I've been following your path now for a little while. And a very dear friend brother of mine, I seen you guys network with Big Dave Walker. Big shout out to Dave, love your mate and everything you stand for, an absolute leader in the industry of health and wellness, and also to you know his passion around networking, connecting with people to better.
The lives of others.
I myself have just literally come back from Townsville doing very similar things which I would love to further talk to you guys about in reference to workshops working around our young people. I want to just start with we'll say Jed first, let's hear a bit of background, because obviously our guests out there won't know much about you guys, and I really feel that this platform is here to deliver not only stories of redemption, but giving people inspiration to be able to better themselves through their actions. What we've done with the Clink now is we've tried to incorporate people like yourselves that are successfully doing things off the back of hardships and traumas, that are enabling yourselves to be the best you can be and inspiring others out there to chase their dreams and believe in themselves because it's not easy and everyone's against you. I've just found, you know, like, we had massive meat year impact and connection in Townsville and it was such a positive. But yet on the backside of it, you know, there's a particular media that decided to go backwards and bring up myself and Jeremy's past and you know, run it as a co story to back off the positive and the facts of what's happening up there with the youth to let's say smoke screen.
It cover all the bullshit up because we called.
Him out and it's all about now ex convicted fucking criminals and all this sort of shit. It is a tough slog I noticed one of your boys this week. He's a fighter, and you know he's had to experience that again with his license.
Unfortunately.
I reached out to him and just wanted him to know that hanging in there because this is part of the journey. Everyone's against this Jed, How has it been for you growing up? And take us back to you know what it was like growing up and where.
Growing up like I had nothing at all, like bare minimum.
You know, I was living in refugees, homeless since I was about ten years old, kind of thing, really defending on.
My own, like since kind of thing.
You know.
I was gone from Kasha, sleeping on the streets, and my good mate Milo here like he he took me in when I was younger. That's why we've reconnected. He done seven years jail, so as soon as he got out, we kind of reconnected kind of thing, which was a blessing because.
He took me in under his wing when we were younger, and that kind of thing.
You know.
So I never really had the structure all the tools to do life, but I learned by myself how to do that kind of thing, you know.
So I'm trying to give back to these kids.
Try giving the structure, Try giving the tools, the skills, whatever they need to learn how to live life kind of thing.
You know. I just wanted to touch on something and this is important, just in what you just said. Then you and Mila have been made since you were younger.
Young fellas right, really so babies, Yeah, did you.
Kick this off? Jed?
And then Milo's come home and then you've together now worked because they're right there. Inspires me hearing that that's a true brother, a true man. And unfortunately, and I'm going to be very real to everybody listening out.
There that might be living in a certain way.
I mean, we're not here to tell you how how to live and what you should do, and where need here to try and give you the guidance of from our lived experience of what doesn't work.
We know it doesn't work.
One thing when you walk out those gates is nine times out of ten, unless you come from a really solid background.
Family, you got fucking nothing.
That's right, have a mate there to actually give you a leg up that is so valuable and min It must be amazing for you to know that you've got that support there to then come into this space and become passionate and have a purpose, have drive, want to make change.
That means a lot, you know what I mean, especially getting out for so long. You know exactly how it would be a lot of people go missing, you know what I mean, they just drop off. Plus getting out trying to train and all that, you don't really have much support, especially other people that have been such after a long time, they're all still doing the same shit. So it was sort of hard to make that change because you know, you get a lot of hate from the boys. Whatever. They start to start doing the right thing, but at the end of the day, I just seen the more I focus on myself and not that, the more further I got. So Whi's time to get onto that.
Well, you talk about hate from the boys, and this is something that will also I think really important to touch on because we all have this assumption that you know, the phone's going to ring, the boys.
Are going to be there, we're all sweet, and that it's.
All good, you know, the brothers, the lads, and it's just as someone who's spent fifteen years plus in by clubs, nearly fourteen years of my life locked up, one thing I learned very quickly is you're on your fucking own and at the end of the day, mate, when you come out and decide you know you want to make change, the phone doesn't ring, No one knocks on your door, there's no invites to lunch's dinner, come and hang out, come out of this whatever, it all stops, and you become alienated. I think that that right there, especially for young people, is such a hard thing to deal with because we all want to we all want to be called up, we all want to be fucking known that, Hey, I'll pick you up, let's go train, let's go a fee, let's go hang out, let's go check.
The chicks, whatever, whatever you do.
But all of a sudden, it's like you're one out, you know, one out cell lockdown, and you've got nothing.
You've got jad here.
You've come home too, and together now you're thriving, lifting each other up. And this is where I'm really proud to invite you, guys upon here is because you're living it, and I think it's so relevant to be able to give that experience to others out there. And you're young men. You know, like I'm an old boy now I'm nearly fifty, so for me, i'm a husband. You guys are the present, you're the leaders in your generation moving forward in this space. Let's just talk about that loneliness and how you overcome that, because I think.
It's really relative.
Well, most of the time, you just need like a lot of support, and you needn't want to make the change to begin with, because a lot of boys they get offered help, whether it's inside, outside, whatever, and they just they don't want to break people's hearts. They just say, yeah, let's go, and most of the time they're not ready for it yet. So you've got to be willing to actually put the work into make the change from the start, because a lot of boys just fuck up opportunities that they get, but after that, like they alienated. You just got to have the support and you have to be just headstrong because a lot of people that's where they break, like that's where they fold when they start getting left on their own and then they start wanting the attention, they start missing the boys, and that's where a lot of that comes into the emotion, and then you end up folding and going back to that same old lifestyle. Pretty much. It takes the hardship to realize. You know, you've got to go through the times where you actually did need someone and no one was there for you to realize, like, I'd rather be on my own because I was left on my own when I was putting in the effort for them people anyway, so I may as well take all that effort I was put it in for them and put it in for myself because the end of the day, I was on my own e rither. So the only one that's going to help you is yourself really at the end of the day. And you just got to yeah, pretty much, take the boys that I've done it, and the people that are just talking about it, and the people that have your best interests at heart, and the end of the day, most people know in their chest who that really is, whether they want to take it on board.
Ll night, I think, you know, surrounding ourselves with like minded people. It's a little bit cliche, but it's so true, you know, you guys, And I must say, if the growth that I've seen from the outside looking in has been phenomenal, you know, you should be very very proud of yourselves. And we'll definitely get into the whole business side and what you're achieving, because.
I think it's phenomenal.
But for now, I want to really give our listeners that background story because you know, people often leave little comments, and you know, all these little people worriers and ghosts, and you know, they'll talk shit about the fact that the clink might. You know, are you praising this? We don't praise anybody's criminality. It's just life. This is a podcast that gives people, real people, an ability to connect with people like ourselves, to share our stories and all the other guests that have been here. With that comes a lot of trauma, criminality, jail time, drug addiction. These are things that have to be spoken about because without that backstory, what the fuck does it matter what you're doing today, because no one's going to actually connect and feel relevant to your connection if you truly haven't lived.
It's so empowering.
I think seeing what you guys are doing, and as I said, I'll keep going back. You only young men, and I respectfully say that your men, but I'm just speaking. This is your time, this is your generation, and what you're doing you really are leading. And I just want to give you, mate, the utmost respect and credit, because I think it's fantastic. Jed, you obviously had a vision and an idea.
I mean, Milo's come home.
Your partners in this wonderful movement, I'll call it if I can. What made this want to be something that you would have put your passion and join into.
I appreciate your words, just firstly, what you've just said to us. It's just always been my passion, you know. Just bring all the boys together kind of thing. Look, you can call it a brotherhood of any a family community, whatever you want to call it. Well, we're just all one kind of thing. You know, we all gel together.
Well when you have women, you have Oh you've got everybody there. It's awesome.
We've got mums, dad's kids. Yeah, I noticed even coming along.
You know, animals are all like, we love this stuff kind of thing. You know, that's what we live off. We strive off this stuff. Everyone just bonding together kind of thing.
You know.
Drop but everyone's egos fucked, the egos off at the door. Don't no one brings shit to my like my events kind of thing, you know, just.
So you create a very neutral space where everybody's welcome, no judgment and.
Bullshit free zone.
You know, there's no ship there, so everyone's having a laugh, everyone's just having a good time. You know, everyone's trying to help each other, like improving life kind of thing. Gradually, just elevate every single day to attack your goals, attack everything, you know, go against all odds.
Because especially like when you have the egos now and they don't get left to the door, a lot of people's self esteem gets affected because of that. So a lot of people that come in with their egos and want to show pony stuff like that, there's a lot of other people in the back end that no one really sees. They lose their motivation, they lose their drive just from someone's little actions. They don't really mean much to anyone else. So we try and.
It's funny, isn't it.
Yeah, And I think that's so relevant because we're all so unique, you know, and we all come in all different shapes and sizes, colors and creed. A non judgmental safe place is something that we need, you know. We, as I said, were up in Townsville just recently working with all the community up there, and the diversity within community up there between the ages of twelve and seventeen was just crazy. I've never seen so much diversity in such a small space. And it isn't that it's a beautiful place up there, but it's a very small I basically call it a redneck community and I love the place, but people need to wake the fuck up because you know, their attitudes up there and how they see what's going on up there.
Is just all politically driven. It's all bullshit.
And I know that New South Wales has you know, very strict laws around consorting and you know people coming together and trying to better themselves as well.
So I know that you know the flack you boys would cop and especially.
You know, like struggling to get I guess blue cards all the boxes that you've got a tick.
Yeah, you spoke earlier about getting in a jjson.
You've an our Justice Centers Joey Kwan, who's a great mate, who's done amazing things out there in that space, and the boys have been going in for quite some time now with their organization working with young people through fitness and wellness programs. Is this something that you want to also do but in your own way and delivery anything.
That branches out to that kind of thing, you know, we're all for it. Anything that's going to help another person, you know, we're all for it.
So what have mean some of the hurdles Jed like, because look, let's be honest, these things don't come easy and it is so easy to go fuck it, it's too hard. Everyone doesn't know. You've got, as I said, you've got to tick boxes. And because of the way the politics are today and the way that the laws are and everything around this space, they're making it harder for anybody with criminal history, especially current. In the last four or five years, I myself have fucking me and dragged through the ringer. You know, my last true conviction was twenty ten, so we're talking fifteen years ago. Flip the coin, and there's still a battle that I'm battling. But it doesn't mean to say I'm fucking guilty of anything. It just means I'm still going through a process from many, many years ago. You boys have to deal with young people coming out obviously on parole, probation from court, suspended sentences.
Whatever it might be.
How does that work and how do you work around these sort of things to bring those people that really need that support into your space.
Yeah, well, look at at the end of the day, no rest, no reward kind of thing. You know, you just got to keep risking it for the biscuit kind of thing. We haven't meet every single day with different communities, different people and all that you get knocked back to a few because of you come on the record, you know, but you might get that other few, you know, so even if you've got the other few, you can still move forward. Like we're not going to stop just because we've got knocked back buying company kind of thing, you know, one hundred percent.
Like we even had a little experience not too long ago where they were all sweet about it, invited us to the company all the rest, and then only one or two people had something to say about our pomenal history. So therefore they knocked at back. But like, don't get me wrong, there is them days where we say fuck it and then there's go two three hours by and we go, no, fuck it, start doing it again, like I've been out earlier year now my children Working with Children shacks is still going now still I'm going still hasn't been approved. That's been in the works for about ten months still now, so it won't.
Come anytime soon either. Brother. That's the problem myl is.
Look, there is the loopholes, and use them, you know, as long as you're besides someone.
I mean, it's the same as me, you know, Like.
I can't get a blue card obviously at the moment because of my court proceedings and so on. And that doesn't mean to say we're bad people. It just means that's a political side. But because of whatever, you know, the government deems to be unfit. Yet we bring so much value to the table, So help others to put.
All people love.
Just bringing up the past and just judging to buy who you were kind of thing, you know, not even who you were, just what you've done and what you've been through people are.
I think it's really relevant, Jed, And I think that you know, like when you talk and I'm going to touch on this so you know, for everyone out there, please don't take this for anything than what I'm speaking and the facts, and that is, you know, you've got your scum pedophilia out there that are just so accepted as.
The fucking norm.
You know, all these hideous crimes that just get swept under the carpet. But yet get a couple of knock about blokes, you know what I mean, might have been been involved in some sort of gang activity, club life, okay, you've got done deal and drugs, stolen cars, fucking stick up.
Whatever it might be.
When I speak and milo, you can relate to this obviously, especially not so long coming out. You know, the mentality of criminal these days has changed. The acceptance of you know, the old school crim has changed, and I don't like to even label us as crims anymore. But this is this is where okay, but this is who we are, This is our past. I don't care. You young fellas today are going through an even tougher period than blokes like myself, where on the back end of something that's really sort of a movement coming forward, which you guys are going to have to live with going into the future, with all these sort of political agendas and so on.
I mean, how does it make you feel within yourselves now?
This day and age is like pretty tough doing what we're kind of doing. Like that's why we started this, because it's just going out of control of the youth.
It's just going crazy.
You know, there's stabbing every single day, Like you hear something on the news every single day happening in your neighborhood kind of thing, you know. So I'm just encouraging, like all the youth just get in the gym, man, come join us. Like I'm even charging for free, like seventeen under, like they're for free. Just come in, come join us, I'll pick you up. I'll do whatever I have to do. Just come along and kind of thing, you know, because you're just getting out of hand, Like every single day there's something happening.
There's a big thing that I'm massive on. It's a solution, a solution to the problem. You know, we have to hear, we have to listen to our young people. You guys are a voice for the young people. And your actions are speaking louder than your words. Just hearing you say what you just said, looking at you and when you're speaking the passion within you. I'll pick them up, you know, I'll do it for free. Your time is valuable, Your time is money. Your time you still need to provide for family, You still need to put food on the table, on the roof, over your head. But yet you're willing to sacrifice all that to make change.
I know what it feels like to be in their position and kind of thing, you know, Like I've obviously had nothing there to look forward to kind of things, so I didn't know what was happening in the next minute, Like what's going to happen next, Like what do I do kind of thing, you know. So I'm trying to be not a father figure, but just like someone that can they can come to kind of thing.
You know.
I'm trying to give something that I don't didn't have, but now I know what it's like not to have it.
So I'm just I'm here for them kind of thing.
You know. We just want to put their best interests, you know what I mean. We have their best interests at heart, because that's all that matters at the end of the day. We want them to be comfortable, to be able to come to us with their shit, you know what I mean, and then know that we're actually going to give them the right answers, you know what I mean. Not the streets totally different.
The streets of what have made us. It's brought us to where we are today. So you know, like when we talk of like people say to me, you know, do you do you live with regret that? And I can't say that.
That's what I really can't.
I don't regret anything that's happened to me in my life because mentally it's just made me invincible kind of thing.
You know.
Nothing, Well, we're.
Here now, we're now having this conversation, taking action, looking for ways of being able to support people who are starting to go through those stages we've already been through. We couldn't do this without having the life that we've lived, whether it be good, bad, or ugly, and we can play the victim and we can sit back and say, fuck with shit.
You know, this happened to me. That happened to me, you know, and it really is.
There's some horrific things that you know, if you go back and listen to any of the episodes through the Clink, out of over two hundred and fourteen episodes, there is some traumatically just heartbreaking stories. But on the back end of it is some amazing people who have really been able to you know, turn that around and basically give their hardship in a positive way to guide others. And you know, you speak of not being able to sort of have family support and living on the streets and so on. What better person to be able then turn around and actually say to someone brother, I gotcha, I'm here to listen, I understand and letting them be heard.
Yeah, definitely a blessing for me. I'm grateful for going through it so young.
Kind of thing.
I feel like I've there's not much I can't go through it, Like right now, I've been through it all, so nothing's going to break me kind of thing, you know. So just keep moving forward and keep attacking every single day.
With yourself. You still struggling with parole or anything like that.
Yeah, Like I still got a couple of years, I think a year and a half after parole, but they've just canceled my supervision. That's good. So then because I've been behaved for years, all the drug tests passed, so and so, community service and everything else. So I'm off my supervision now unless they call me in for some reason. But that's all still an issue. But at the end of the day, it's all that comes with it at the end of the day. Just give you a like moreever rewards at the end of the day when you've done it, you know what I mean, Because everyone on any side street tried to stop you, and you still just smash through and got it done. So that's good. But it's like I said before, like you said as well, with the trauma, that's what makes it, you know what I mean. The trauma is what opened our eyes and sort of now give us the opportunity to not let kids go through that trauma because we know what they needed when we can see the early warning science to stop that to begin with. So now we're just trying to stop out of the young age before they have to go through all the shit that we went through ten years plus worth a shit. Stop all that beforehand and just give them the tools they need to just steer the right way and just run their own race, try their own trail.
I guess mil I've got a question for you too, and I think it's relevant, and you know, it would be something that a lot of people out there may be questioning. In fact, those that are on parole that are listening to the clink today or going through the court system. Are you finding you're out here, you're working your clean You've just said for over a year you've been able to prove that you're completely staying away from any criminal acts or ways of life. Are you finding that parole is supportive of what you're doing or do you still find that they're trying to be objective and really sort of always trying to ah yeah, yeah, yeah, but in the back of their mind just waiting for you to fuck up.
To be honest, I reckon it all depends on the officer, you know, it depends on your parole officer whether they've copped enough shit and actually still care about the job or whether they're just doing it for the paycheck. So, like, I've had pretty much shit running process since. I mean I've had four different ones in one year, so they're pretty much no fuck all around me. But there's been two that are really connected. We've been really supportive, always been there, stuff like that. But then there's a couple of other ones that's sort of like would rather play it safe to keep you safe and keep you where you're at, just to know that you're safe, instead of trying to like let you move forward. So then one day no one has to worry about if you're safe and worry about you, you know what I mean. You can just know that you're sweet and then your life's done with that you can move on. So there's some that, like even it was only four months ago, three months ago that I got off the BUBE program because I was on that injection when I got off all the other.
Drugs, Well done, mate, Yeah, that's huge congrassation.
I never thought I would, to be honest, even when I got out, all my mates are you're going to jump off and now you're out of jail and stuff, and I just said, oh, sort of know, because I sort of thought of that as a safety net, but just all the side effects from it were sort of doing more hard than good. So I just said, nah, fuck it. But I knew the prople off straight at the time, they would have sort of approved of it. They would have said, oh, nah, I think you should drop down your dose. I think you should wean yourself off it, or I think you shouldn't get off it at all, just to keep yourself safe.
So I'm so sorry, just sorry.
I need to ask this because this is really good. Not a lot of people will understand and know this, So for those that don't understand, the bube is a preventative drug that basically is given to people with addiction to enable them to assist in not using Basically, that's in a nutshell. Now, I get the fact of you wanting to move forward in your life, put that behind you, and as part of that is to let go of that move forward in a healthy and positive way. We used to talk about with method and the liquid handcuffs. That's just what it was called, and it was the way that, yes, the addiction was very real for those that were using, but it also was a controlling thing for parole, jail's government to.
Be able to keep track, know where you were.
You knew where you does had to be gotten and how it all worked, and you basically couldn't just step away from the program. If you did, then you were every chance of farure you'll go at the job you just said along the lines parole you could possibly say no that I want you to get off it. This is your body, this is your life, this is you trying to better your life. And this is something that I think is really good to hear from somebody who's lived it. How the fuck does somebody have the right to tell you to stop putting something in your body.
I understand it's a temptation. Then that may occur.
I understand that there's going to be a lot of hardship, and you know your body, you mentally, physically. But if you can show that you're genuinely wanting to step away, you've got a network around you, like you do, you're involved in some great, really positive sort of environment. Why the fuck would you not want to see someone off the pube exactly right?
Like that's where I sort of get it, Like they don't they want to control you with the stuff, like even if I might fail, Like you can see genuinely my heart that I'm willing to have a crack, let me go, you know what I mean? Like, and I knew that, So I just I ran it. I got I got off it. I had messages off the clinic, off the everywhere else trying to say, oh, you get your appointment, your appointment. I just ignored everyone. I just didn't go. I didn't even tell my partner as well. I waited until literally a month after till I was meant to pick up my dos and it breached. You breached you ordered? You know, no, no of none of my court ordered. Mine is just like under their opinion, you know what I mean. So none of my stuff's court ordered. I made that choice in jail myself because I was getting the trouble'll say, grow stuff, but I just say this, don't need to get fuck it all off? So and yeah, so I just waited. I didn't tell my partner even for a month, and she said to me, isn't an injection coming up, and I said, you know, I haven't had it for two months. She said what, And I said, I haven't taken it for two months, and she was sort of horrified. And I knew that. So even when I went in and told Parole, it just proved everything I thought, because even when I said it to her, I said, I jumped off my injection, and she thought that I'd been jumped off recently in the last couple of three or four days, And straight away she jumped down my throat and said, are you sure, like, are you sure you want to jump off it, because then.
You're then vulnerable. Yeah, you're in this short term space. Will he use? Will he not use? It's going to be too.
Hard, exactly right. So I understand her point of view. She's just trying to like cut it short and make sure I'm safe. I understand that. But in that I can't grow, like I can't grow as a person and then actually get rid of that shoot out of my life and fuck it off. So I got rid of all that, and now it's been three or four months off at all, no issue. So but yeah, it's exactly like you said, one hundred percent. That's sometimes it all depends on the officer at the end of the day, whether they actually care about your messages and they want you to succeed or they just want you out of jail. It's as different.
Yeah, and thank you for being vulnerable and honest here, brother, because you didn't have to disclose that and it's none of anyone's business, you know what I mean. So that just goes to show how open and transparent you're willing to be to better yourself and sharing your life with others because people judge. It's as simple as that, you know, and someone I know, you know for them today, the Bube, the Dome whatever it was.
Ah, Yeah, they're just a junkie, you know what I mean. That's all there is to it.
That's the distigma attached with it, and you're just basically written off as another piece of shit.
In the system. So, firstly, I feel that that's.
Massive in growth for you to be able to have this conversation publicly speak openly. Congratulations on your progress, and I pray to God brother, you stay on the path and I can see it in the way you talk, your eyes, your whole body language.
You're one million percent committed to the cause, Jed. I'll throw it.
Back to you, bro, because here you are supporting your brother and I'll call him your brother because it's you that's it in your family and it's rare that we these days have that made or brother since childhood.
I have one outside of that.
Exactly in need, just one or two lines around here, and you're just set.
You know, how has it been for you, Jed?
Though, knowing that your brother has been going through these hardships, you're here trying to support him, uplift him, keep him safe and let him know that he's not alone. But yet, you know, we can't deny that there's politics around all this stuff because one you technically could be consorting. Two is it okay by a parole for her? You know mylow to be involved with ex criminal Jed and others like minded that are in a really beautiful and organic space that's bringing positivity to the community. But let's not you know, step away from their views. You're meant to fail. We're a statistic, We're not meant to see seed.
Now.
We just show who we are kind of at the end of the day, we show what we can get through. We'll climb out of anything, you know, throw the world at us and we'll get through it kind of thing.
You know, You've got to.
Accept the hatred that's going to come with it, and that's not going to go away ever, So you just got to accept and just eat off it kind of thing and make you fucking want more because of that kind of thing, you.
Know, So we just eat it hard.
It is hard, isn't it, because you sort of get to that point and it's like, at what stage will people just fucking appreciate that I'm changing the ways I'm having.
And hating until they eventually jump on kind of thing, you know, because they see it's doing good.
They see who we are or who were becoming kind of thing. You know.
We've like me and myself, I've been in jail myself as well, so I've been blessed with good pro officers. I've had some good pro officers that have helped me out. I've had about four as well on ICY at the moment as we speak. So I'm still doing community service, still doing all that shit, but at the same time, I'm still trying to get ahead of life.
If you don't make a move, you're not going to get anywhere. Enoughing changes on this huge change kind of thing.
You know, it's a reality in it may like even myself, you know, sixteen years ago and I'm dragged back into something I've been fighting for five years. And you know, do we sit back and do we just go fuck the systems against us and you know we give up? Or do we just say okay, we embrace it and we just go You know what, this is making me stronger, it's making me hungrier, It's making me want to be the best I can be, and a big fuck you to the system in respect, I don't say that in an aggressive way that I'm saying fuck you, I can change, I can be better. I am going to be better, and not anything you do or anything you put in front of me, he's going to take that away from me. And that's not to say that our days are perfect, because we both know all the three of there's no way in the fucking world that every day's a good day.
It's too easy to go out there and just fuck up. You know, you can go out there and fuck up any second of the day.
I say that to people all the time.
I'm struggling, I'm fucking bouncing between jobs, I'm trying to this podcast, and I know that you could just turn a tap on like this and solve all your problems.
But what in six months time you're fucking doing ten years?
Fuck that you can go down own just like what because you're pissed off, You go fucking cunt someone just because you're pissed off or whatever, But what the what's up for? What do that sohole kind of thing? And that's what like we used to do when we're sucking young duncunts. But we're trying to show people these days that's not the right thing to do, you know, because.
Like you're on a clink, you can slide on that one.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, fuck it up.
I'm going to pay the court for the rest of my life now because of the stupid shit that I used to do kind of thing.
And malo's the same kind of thing, you know.
Yeah, but you like, the criminal record doesn't go, it's not going anywhere. You can't pay someone to get rid of it. Like I'll go a kriminal record that's twenty pages long, and you're just it's going to stay there for the rest of the life. I can't go overseas, I can't do nothing because of it kind of thing, you know. And Malo's in the same situation, so and yeah, there's something that we've got to live with and like adapt and overcome kind of thing, you know, make what moves we can because you only got one chance of this life, man, and you just fucking just got to go out it every single day. And there's no there's no time for getting comfortable. You can't get comfortable as you just slip back kind of thing, you know.
And now as well that we're sort of on the legal side of things, we can see there's a lot of legal ways to go around, consorting and parole and a lot of things like that. Like the end of the day, yeah, they might pipe up all you stay like at the moment, were running our courses and the police just do drives around the bot because at the end of the day, there's no reason for them to come in there, and they can't come in there because there's nothing near that they come in there for the end of the day. Where they can do is watch from afar because that's just how the world is nowadays. But we have no issue going through parole and doing all the paperwork that we have to do. To get approved for us to hang out and do this stuff, because the end of the day, like once it goes through a boss's desk or goes across it and they see what we're doing and see what we're trying to hang out to be involved in, we have no doubt that they won't have an issue with that, you know what I mean, even if it's under a close watchful lie, that's no issue for us because the end of the day, there's nothing for us to worry about.
Even now, the day we're handing out our brochures, like going to all the stores everything, We're going around to every single clop station, you've center, whatever it is, had and in our bosus saying.
Look, we're here trying to do a good thing kind of thing.
Can we put our brochures up in your clop shop or you center or whatever. It was, like congratulations, go ahead, like kind of thing you know which is good.
See I love that bro.
Doing the right kind of thing normally going in the handcuff or whatever, you know, And this is the thing. And I've got like I was started shaking the ship walking into the coups. I'm like, fucksd here, but.
And that's the reality. See this is us.
It's like, you know, like I've had a report every week with us for the last five years, right, and I'm still reporting every Friday.
They get to the point where I don't.
I don't walk in there now with an ego and an attitude or fuck you good morning?
Can I report please?
Oh yeah, mister Simpsons, but yeah, thanks by any story, you know, the occasional lady at the front will go our how's.
Work going, you know how family or good?
You're okay getting through it, and you actually stop and you go, you know what, this is not a bad feeling.
We still have.
Well, you are doing the right and it's at moments that that like you sort of acknowledge that you are on the right path, you know, like years ago, the last place you'd be walking even a police stay let alone.
It It felt fucking weird.
But I'm just trying to put out positive energy and try to receive it back kind of thing. Whatever you put out into this world, you're just going to receive that.
Kind of thing, you know.
But some situations you can't help. Like from where we grew up and what we went through kind of thing. There was a situations where we couldn't help because we're just surrounded by just ship that we could not kind of get.
Out of, kind of thing to escape, want.
To realize and mature enough to realize what was going on and how we could escape that kind of reality.
We got out of it and trying to make a move now.
So speaking of making a move, you're definitely doing that. And let's talk more now about that, because I think that we've touched enough on the background, and you know, we're here for a positive chat and the positive chat is about the road that you're both taking now and everyone around you. Once again, I just want to commend you because I feel that it's a great movement that you basically have created and what you're.
Doing, and like I say, I see your networking with people that I know.
We've got a lot of mutual connections and friends, and I'm you know, you've got the support of some great I hate the user word, but influencers, some good some good people. And shout out to Hoodrich. You're a good lad too, brother, And we know that you're out there and you know, getting involved and you know people out there that are really got no time for bullshit. But are really there one hundred percent to be a part of the positive cause.
And let's just take a moment and I would like.
Jed if you could explain, because the whole point of these seasons now is we've sort of moved away from that whole criminality and story of redemption and which is a massive part of where you guys are, so kudos to you. But it's about enabling people like ourselves who don't have the skill sets, don't have the drive and the knowledge, and don't have the support to be able to chase their dreams. You know, you talk about the hardships, and that's why I wanted to touch on the politics around all this sort of thing because for anybody out that it's wanting to try, it is fucking hard.
But it's about keep going forward.
And you've used some beautiful words about you know, not sort of giving up and the way that you're moving forward, embracing it and growing from it. This is what I feel is so worthy to the listener and explain how the whole beginning of your movement, what it is, and where the.
Direction is that you want to take it.
Oh well, look, I played footage, so already footage training does it for me kind of thing. Was all together, all the brothers together to train and have a good time, sweating together, pushing each other kind of thing, you know. But then I was like, let's just start our own session kind of thing. Let's build something from that. Let's build an empire kind of thing.
You know.
We started off with about five or six people at the first session, and then as the week's going on, I started.
A brand called the go Getters.
Obviously, so I made a page, got on the business name registered. I've done all that. I've got a b and done all the rest. Done what you needed to do.
Are you trying to get that to become a non for profit as well?
Yeah, construction had construction businesses. I've done all that for about five six years, maybe even seven years. So I was in the construction game for a while now.
But like I wasn't happy doing it.
You know.
I'd wake up every day just hate in life.
So I knew I had to make a change otherwise I'd just continue to hate life kind of thing and just fucking just fuck up, like that's where it would leave.
Me kind of thing, you know.
So I just threw in the towel with all that, and I said, fuck this, I'm chasing my jeams. I'm going for it. You know, I'm like, why not, Like, what are we have to lose kind of thing. You know, I'm going at it all in. I'm going all in.
That's it.
And so the first session we had five people there, and then as week's gone on and just gradually kept building and building and building, which I'm so grateful for and I'm blessed every day. And we've been talking about criminality and all the rest, but we've had people there that's never even got a parking ticket before, you know, But.
How good is that these are?
These are like even with the Clink, like I get messages from people that are you know, screws, coppers, executives, politicians, that you know how much they're inspired by people like yourselves and many and my other guests, and how they were judgmental prior to listening to the Clink. I realized to not be judgmental and that people can change and do have a positive impact.
With the background story.
We're all bond together and like them, people that haven't been involved in anything enjoy our stories and enjoy what we're about.
Kind of thing.
You know, and they're actually like intrigued and intrigued not look up to us, but like they're fascinating kind of thing. Yeah, so we end up jelling together and end up building a family kind of thing, you know. Like our last estion, we've probably had fifty to one hundred people there.
So it's just every week is a building. We're having special guests coming almost every week. Everyone.
I'm getting endless messages every single day just about this stuff and what's happening and where it's going to go.
And that's just for those for those.
That don't know, these guys don't have a set space. They and quote me if I'm wrong, please, But from what I've sort of just yeah.
We've actually we've actually worked like we're working with the gym that we're at at the moment. He's getting involved awesome and he wants to help us.
Like it as much as our space. And yeah, our main place is going to be the engine room, which if it's sweet.
But in saying that we do travel, we do go anywhere do yeah yeah, yeah, but.
You're like taking over big basketball cords and you.
See come to you. We're more than happy to come to you. We've got equipment, We've got everything that you need.
So we're always down for a flash challenge wherever I like that.
The flashy just turn up and put it inwards.
Let's just have a crack, just step into the yard and start swinging.
It's on no.
No wet, feel good session and it's just like it's all happiness.
It's all positive vibes kind of thing.
You know, you get through a good session and you feel good after it, get a feed, after through recovery, go for a swim, do whatever you know, and then from that we just end up building a connection forever.
So it's I see that you've been able to network with other businesses that are getting involved, like from your socials. That shows that you know, people believe in what you're doing. And these aren't just small business these are really like respected brands and respected people that are stepping into the space and being a part.
Of these workshops that you're doing.
I think it's great, you know, because it's showing that the belief is there across the board. It's not just a put together thing of mates support mates. These are people outside of the view your real that are coming in that are happy to network with what you're doing. I mean that right there to me shows that it's a genuine positive space that you're creating and that you really are making a difference and just power to is because at the end of the day, that's the hardest fucking thing is getting the approval, you know, the acceptance of society.
People are obviously accepting what you're doing.
I understand.
That's like what I said earlier, no reas, no what kind of thing we're going to have, means every single day we'll get knock back, a few, get approved, a few, but like you just move forward.
That's see it.
And most of the time, I think the story speaks for itself. So most of the people might come in hesitant, and then once they actually looking after and care enough to see, they see we're all not that different, you know what I mean. We've all come from a struggle, we're all doing the same thing, and they can all come down and do a session recovery and then the end of the day go home feel like they've done something that is normal, that some structure, you know what I mean.
And I tell you everyone that's come they've all come back, so I.
Bet they have. I've seen the pitches of you boys with no shirts on.
Wouldn't they want to come back and hang out with a bunch of sexy young fellas.
All the top of the photo after the session.
It's the pop I see, and I see that everybody's there getting that fund.
Following us everywhere we go, and that just shoot every single day, you know, because people love that kind of stuff, so they want to see what we're doing every day. So we've got a media follow on us everywhere we go all that session, videographers and everyone there. We've got food there all the time. We supply everything there and that's just out of our own pockets kind of thing because we're trying to give back.
Also a lot of team stuff for the people that bring all the pre made meals like you said, shout out to day with a lot of other boys that come just with pre workout table stuff like that just for everyone. The quick cover scoop bottle of water Jet as well buys all the just big twenty four packs of water and stuff to also put with the pre workout. So just all them little things helps a lot of people to come in. Bit of pump, just a bit of pre workout, you know, what I mean, everyone feels like a part. Everyone's talking, it's just thought about building a community. Everyone's just there for each other. And that's why we are people that are not even with parking tickets, because at the end of the day, they just want to build a community. Like say it was back in your day where everyone was a part, Like everyone knew everything about everyone and everyone sorted everything out in the community. You know what I mean, everyone cared And yeah.
It's funny, mile.
You know we talk of a bit of water and a bit of pre workout, but yet for someone that can't afford that or struggling that comes into your space with no judgement and feels a part of a community. Use that word community. I love that word because community is so strong and so powerful. And if we only realize that no man is an island and we do come together and uplift you know, it has such an impact when like minded people come together. I mean, look, let's flip the coin and go back to a crew of criminals.
If you will like minded. Now, if they put their minds.
Together to create some big earn, then you know, generally it'll be all right. If they've got arfur brain, you know what I mean, and there's obviously the risk, But flip the coin and take that same mentality and put it into a positive space, you know, and give people that network and community of like minded people feeling good. A bottle of water can mean so much, you know, just knowing that there's a little bit of a snack there at the end of it. That person may feel like, fuck, I want to go, but I can't afford it, you know, whatever it might be. Well, we all feel these emotions that make us feel like we're not worthy, you know, by you giving something the only that power to feel worthy is awesome. And we know that we're through exercise. I mean, I'm up at four o'clock every morning hitting the road nine. I'm going to play football this weekend. You know, I've got three games that I've booked in for. I'm going to be fucked up and sore, but you know what I'm doing it.
You know, I love it.
It's something that I'm proud of. And one of it's for a massive Suicide Cup. It's I'm an all stars team with x NRL and r L players. You know, we're going to out there to take each other's heads off for a bunch of it's going to be hard for you know, I'm going to have a crack in the opens. I'm no disillusion to the fact that I'm probably going to end up busted and.
Broken in the first five minutes.
But I'm going to hit that ball off the back fence and I'm going to make that first fucking run the best. Now you're giving people that same sort of feeling of coming into your space, running that ball off the fucking back fans, hitting that defensive line, and just getting up.
And going I feel good, I feel a part of this. Yes, let's go.
And that's just all what it's about. At the end of the day. Like we said, that's why we like. We don't mind going through the nitdy and gritty. We don't mind having to go jump through the cops, soups, pearls, hoops. We don't mind about any of that because we're down for the grind. We're down for the hustle, because the end of the day, we know it means something so exactly like you said, when we're doing a legal stuff, yeah, put all your heads together. You might get something good, but anything you get from that can be taken away in a second, you know what I mean, a cop full straight up, your stuff's not in your name, none of it, you know what I mean. It's all been attained legal. It's therefore anything you're building can be taken away in a second. Anything you build legally, it's all under pay per trail. Everything's you know what I mean, in your name. Everything what you build is actually yours, you know what I mean? What were you build is you've earned it and you can keep it, you know what I mean. So like that's where that sort of like made us help the change as well, because we made a couple of things whatever. Like I got out of jail twenty six years old. I never even had my learner's license before, never even had a car. I never had a bank account before. Like now it's out, I'm on my PS, I've got my bike, license, car, bike, Like I've done it all. Like so just when you get something a little like that that you never had before in twenty six years, that shows that like actually like doing the right thing actually pays, you know what I mean. Everyone said, oh, yeah, crime pays this that. Yeah it might pay that day, but in the long run it it doesn't pay at all. But this stuff. It pays like what you have, you obtain and you keep and it all helps you get to where you want to get.
So, yeah, amazing. What's what's your sort of pillars of the business? You know, what are your sort of codes and morals within your business structure of want to achieve the direction you're heading and where do you see yourself genuinely.
In what you're doing.
There's no limits to what we're doing. It's just going to branch out to everything kind of thing, you know, in the community. We're going to base ourselves everywhere. So at the end of the day, we have no limits. We're just going to keep working on it every single day. And that's why people come and support us kind of thing, you know, because they can see what we're trying to do and they can see where it's going to end up. You know, they can see the road that we're on. And yeah, I've mentioned that many times on my social media platforms.
There's no limits to this game. So we're just going to keep elevating.
You said, the structures. Mostly the structures we're both the around youth and sort of adults coming in out of prison. They don't sort of have much so so he's mostly handling all the youth side of things. So we go to meetings together and stuff like that, but he will speak to all the youth side of things. And me, as you said, just been out of jail, so I have a lot of say with boys whatever places, they all say a lot of take to my story, so we know how to make the session suit to them, you know what I mean, or the sessions suit to them exact people. So we're mostly focused on youth and people that just can't break that cycle. So hyg's and no gs, you know what I mean, We just want to focus on them at both ends, you know what I mean, Because the end of the day, like you, yeah, you're doing great things, you're older, but the end of the day, like us boys that are taking that off now you set that for us, you know what I mean, So like the end of the day, we want to be able to snap that in for the older boys and the younger boys. You because the end of the day, like we said, we thank you do a lot for it. The boys a lot of people to sort of just help them get a leg up in everything. And like you said, you're one of the older boys that led sort of let us boys look at what can happen apart from that life so therefore has pushed us along. So we want to focus on all that even just like I have anxiety from Jaiso. Even like we said with the pre order and the workout and that a lot of boys have anxiety. But even just someone walking up and offering you a cup of pre workout or whatever, it sort of takes that edgeway of talking to someone. It breaks the ey set, It stops that bit of anxiety or whatever that boys have, you know what I mean. But like you said, the structures we're just based on youth and older boys that just can't come snap in out of the system. But at the end of the day, all our sessions are all ages everyone. But the programs and stuff like that we want to get based into like with the government, and that once we have all our checks and stuff to do with adults, now they can't break the cycle. And of course all the youth justice all that side.
So you guys will be building actual workshops around developing based from your obviously positive wellness environment and what.
You're achieve even and create an actual pathway. Is that what your goal is? To then open up doors and networking through other orcs as well.
Yeah, that's definitely what we're working on. Like we've been having meetings in schools and community centers. We've combined with a few original community centers, so we've been doing some work with them.
Yeah, so it's just going to lead off into that.
We've got some big name companies that we've got meetings within the next few days.
So I don't want to put anything out there just a.
Bit say okay, now, just just brow be humble, be proud, and it's in God's hands, mate, it'll happen.
It'll happen. Your actions are working, you.
Want to stay humble as well. And grateful. Gratitude is a big thing, you know.
It's all about that children's check and just getting like the government side of things because at the moment we're running stuff. Yeah, we're going forward, but we're going to hit that ceiling eventually where it comes to the paperwork side of things where they're going to be trying to hold us back on. So at the moment, ever since we started, we've been pushing to get all our paperwork side of things, sordid stuff like that, because it's only a certain amount or percentage of things we can do until then at the moment, all of our children's checks are all pending, all waiting, constantly emailing, chasing them up, stuff like that.
So you know what mile ife don't.
And this is the thing and something I've had to learn, you know, Like I've worked voluntarily for over the last six years with different organizations Project Bullyard, the Rise Program and all these other organizations, and no I can't get a blue card. And the funny thing is, like I agree with the blue card system as a father, I just you know, you get these fucking sick fucks in the sporting groups, pedophiles and sexual predators that came in. We need to have we need to have this, you know, but for blokes like ourselves that we're just knock about blokes, you know, which are one million percent against anybody in that space. And we won't disclose our personal feelings about that.
And I'm sure everyone reads between the lines, you know. All we are is a bit hardened, I guess from the average person.
But we're just normal people that want to do well and others. But that blue card, you know, it is hard. But in saying that too, you can work around that, and that working around that is having somebody with the blue.
Card with you to enable you to be able to still do what you're passionate about.
And that's how we've been able to do what we do is I align myself with people with those credentials because you know, what I do, I'm not going to stop doing, but I have to legally do it correctly, and as do you guys, and we want to do it legally right because you know, you don't put in all this hard work to have it pulled from under you from one simple thing of someone el you didn't have a blue card, you can't work in this space. Well you know what more can a man want to give or a woman that has truly got this lived experience that want to share to others that there are better ways? So yeah, from my point of view, I think, don't ever let it be a full stop and just you know, it's a comma, it's just a pause and it's just like you said, you know, do everything around that.
And okay, so you know, get parents to come along.
I'm sure there's sporting parents that might come along they have blue cards, because.
I've already had a couple of people that said they're happy to come to.
The school with us.
There you go, yeah, so you know what I mean. We're already on the way to that. So that's what we're doing. Everything we can pretty much get until that's approved and then therefore we're going to have their eathing people with blue cards, you name it.
Now, I want to ask you, guys for the listeners out there, give us obviously your point of contacts.
How can they reach out to you? Where's your next event?
What are you doing and how can people physically get involved and support you?
And we'll add the links and so on for you.
If people want to reach out that are businesses or in Sydney or where ever nationally they would love to align with these young fellas and what they're doing, then we can try and promote that for you guys. So give us as much information for the listener out there to be able to engage with you.
So Instagram platform is go geters dot gg and then our emails go geters gg outlook dot com. And our next event is Sunday eight am at the engine room Railway, Central Coast. They do special guests. We have already two special guests coming. We might have a few more, but I'll keep that quiet for now. Of course, they're usually huge. We usually get fifty to one hundred people there.
Yeah, the main days we have a Sundays Wednesdays six pm. But they usually a lot of people have work, a lot of people have lives that time, so they're usually around fifty. But the ones on the Sundays in the mornings, no one's around Sunday morning, so therefore people roll up and we just get flooded. So yeah, say fifty on Sundays. Can you reach to one hundred easy?
Wow? There's going to be more sessions added as we go on.
Yeah.
For the we're only like seven weeks deep, so every day we're still learning. Like, we're still learning every single day. Even this podcast stuff like this is like probably one of the first podcasts I've been on, so I'm.
I'm still adjusting all this kind of things.
You know, you know from it.
Why not start at the top and be with the best to kick off, like you you can only go down from here.
By Nah, big respect to anybody out there running a podcast, because I can tell you now there's few people that can say they've been in the game for longer than four years and had five million downloads. But I know that we have and like I'm very proud of being able to provide these spaces for gentlemen, like anybody, women, gentlemen, anybody that's out there truly having a go.
I'm going to ask baby for you, and I want you to answer each.
Of you, just one question each, because what we do within the Clink now is we like to create what I call the toolbox.
And at the end of each season of ten episodes, there's two answers from each guest and that leaves twenty tools in a box for somebody who's listened to all the episodes to then try and be the best they can be in their life and achieve their goals through what you're doing.
Give us Jed the best way of overcoming I guess the rejections and the negativities and the naysayers. What is your advice and then my low what it's like to feel that success and how to maintain that feeling of that high, that natural high, that positive and that success.
From what your actions are doing.
Everything's in the in the head, like it's all a mental game. Change your perspective and how you look at things kind of thing, you know. Use that negativity, use it, turn it into a positive and eat off it.
Make it, make you invincible, make it make you a stronger person kind of thing, you know.
And whatever's going to be thrown at you negative, it'sly it's just going to make you do a bigger person kind of thing, you know. So just keep going every single day, don't give up, and just keep going at it.
The world jewels. There's no limits to this, so amen to that.
Brother with me, It's just about making the steps. So like I spoke about it for years, Oh yeah, I want to change. I wanted to start, but really in my head I was thinking about the next high. And that's all about just taking that next step. Just actually do an next A lot of people go what should I do to help myself or what this? Just got to take that step and just make it no matter what, and just run it, you know what I mean. Don't take it all that once, take little bits and pieces, like like I said, I had to give up drugs and then get on injections or just keep going because the end of the time, it just keeps coming through. But after all that, I made the whole decision and then it got done. And then once you get that high, and once you get that thing done, that's just it. You're unstoppable after that because it's a better feeling to any drugs or any crime you'll ever get. Like once you actually see it and you see what the benefits you breathed and that, you know what I mean, everyone approves of it, you know what I mean, the police, you found me, the government, anyone on the street, you can approve of it. At the end of the day, you can say that you earned it and you don't it. Just have hard work and off your own back and that's all that needs. Like, you don't need anything to come with it. That's all you need.
Love that mate, And to be honest with you, you know, like at the end of the day, what a high, What a natural high to be helping people and feeling good and worthy.
And I guess you looking in the mirror each day knowing that you're not.
Chasing that next smoke or that next shot, but you're actually chasing that next session of networking with people, in that next meeting and that next you know, maybe or maybe not, you know, living on that edge of the unknown, because it is unknown. Every time, like you said, you're going and you're knocking on doors something, you get knocked back from something. But you're going in there with that positive hope that that HiT's going to be a high. But at the same time you're not naive to the fact that if it's not what you want, then you will sort of accept that and embrace that and move forward. Look, I just want to say that if any way, shape or form we can support.
You guys, we will. I'm proud to have yous on.
I love to see change and off the back of you know, some great positive work that myself and Jeremy donov and have been doing with our youth up in North Queensland. You know, to have you guys on is really relevant, I think at the moment, so thank you for your time.
Guys.
These two young men to go get us are really out there, going and getting it, and their actions are speaking louder than their words.
I think these guys need to start taking booking.
So if you're getting over one hundred people, it's going to be fucking busy, and I wouldn't like to be one of those.
People that missed out. So we're all in the work, you know, just keep smashing it and look, thank you for your time, thank you for coming on the clink.
No, I appreciate what you're doing, and yeah, yeah you do a lot bro like thanks.
Like we said, you're one of the older boys that sort of give us away to try and see forward and see that all the hard work will pay off. You know what I mean, That earthing pays off. And yeah, we just want to say thanks to you, and thanks to everyone else that's giving it us a chance, all the boys that we've worked with, all the boys that come from the same thing as us and have given us to show, all the other training people and just all the businesses and that you know, we just appreciate your things and.
Go for.
Guys, just keep pushing. It's a tough road, but the road's worthy. At the end of the line, there you have it to go.
To get it.
As the boys from Sydney making a massive impact and really changing the way that our people see things and the perception of what life once was to what it is today.
I want a big shout out to Pod Shape. We can't do this without you.
Sideways Surf always got our backs, and to everybody that's taking the time to listen today. I hope there's something worthy that you've taken from this chat, and we look forward to delivering another podcast next week.
Record.
I'm done trying to make y'all comfortable for the record. You ain't trying to grow down stuff for your for the record, live on me going all the way for the record, ain't trying to link, no, trying to waste stop all for.
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Mhm hm