Pratica di Shadowing: Steve Carell & David Beckham Debate the Best & Worst Things Ever | GOAT Talk - Impara a parlare inglese con i video

Worst of all time, British food.

I'd say bubbles and squeak.

I love bubbles.

Is that actually a thing?

It is actually a thing.

I love a thing, it's something.

Where's my camera? Where?

Ah!

I'm Steve Carell.

And I'm David Beckham.

And this is Goat Talk with Complex.

Okay, first card.

Greatest of all time karaoke song.

Oh, the first thing that comes to my mind is you light up my life.

Okay.

Right?

Yeah.

I don't know if I'm if I would double down on that.

Yeah, I would personally go for Say You'll Be There by the Spice Girls.

I can't imagine.

It's an easy, it's an easy, safe.

Let me throw a few more.

Hey Ya.

Wow.

That's...

Hey Ya.

Islands in the stream.

I like that.

It's a good one.

May I hear a little?

Save.

Islands in the stream, that is what you are.

Do you notice our necks are doing the same thing?

That's all I've got.

I need words.

When was the last time you did karaoke?

I very rarely do karaoke.

I would love...

Next time you do...

We should do it together.

I would love to do karaoke with you.

We should do that.

I don't do it either.

We should do that.

And you should do the Hey Yaar song.

I'll do it.

Please.

No. I think I might do a little Spice Girls.

You should.

They would love that.

Goat dish that you can cook.

I'm actually not a bad cook.

I love to barbecue.

I love to make Italian food.

What is your specialty?

I lived in Italy.

I played in Italy.

Here we go.

There's a story within the story.

So when I was playing for AC Milan in Italy,

I had so much time on my hands,

so I ended up taking a culinary course.

So I learned to make the best ragu.

As I do a bolognese too,

I'm sure it's not as good as yours.

What are your components?

What are your ingredients?

Did you keep it simple?

Okay.

Is it very intricate?

No, it's simple.

It's basic.

But I do add a cup of milk at the end of it.

Whole milk.

That's...

I've never...

Now, are you a sugar adder or no?

No. No sugar.

No sugar.

Worcestershire sauce.

Oh, that's new.

Which is very hard for a lot of people to say.

Worcestershire, they say Worcestershire, they're Worcestershire, whatever it is.

Worcestershire.

It's not difficult.

Yeah goat sports movie Wow,

that's a tough one escaped a victory.

What is that Sylvester Stallone?

Michael Caine Bobby Moore and Pele.

It was a Soccer I Saw that yes.

Yes.

That's great amazing.

So that's my one now for talking soccer football Bend it like Beckham is it's a great movie fantastic.

It's a great movie and I'm not just saying that I love it Have you ever seen a movie called Breaking Away?

It's about these kids living in Indiana,

like hometown kids, and they enter a bike race,

sort of against the college kids.

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It's sort of the townies against the college kids.

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And there's something very, very simple, heartwarming about it.

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I love it.

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I'll watch that.

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It's a minor, it's a little sports movie.

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I'll watch that.

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It's good.

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We only have 80 to go.

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Goat goal ever scored.

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I scored a goal against Greece for England.

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It was in the last two minutes of the game.

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We needed to either draw the game or win the game.

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We were losing 2-1 and this was to go through to the World Cup.

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So we were playing at Old Trafford,

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Manchester United's ground, the team that I was playing for.

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I was captain of England

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and I got a free kick on the edge of the box

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and I'd taken about eight free kicks before it and not scored one.

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And this was the last two minutes of a game of a game.

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I scored it and that was the goal that took us to the World Cup.

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How does it feel in that moment?

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You kind of don't feel the significance of it when you're stood there taking that last minute free kick.

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You understand the significance of it after it,

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but at the time I was just trying to score a goal.

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And the funny thing is the day before where we were training,

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I always take free kicks at the end of the training,

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just a little bit of practice before the game and I took 11,

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missed 11, and then scored the 12th.

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Goat athlete turned actor.

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You.

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Yeah, I'm not sure you can bring me into this category.

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I think you could bring yourself into this.

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No, I'm not so sure.

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To watch you on a set,

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you're very comfortable, you're very poised.

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It's always interesting when you watch a non,

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you know, like someone who didn't study acting professionally,

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it kind of doesn't even matter.

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No. Like, if you know how to do it, you're just a natural.

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Well, thank you.

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That's the big compliment coming from you.

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Well, it is a complete lie.

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And I'm just saying it for the purposes of this interview.

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Well, you know, that's okay. But thank you.

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Have you heard of Vinnie Jones?

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No. So Vinnie Jones was quite a crazy footballer,

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quite an aggressive footballer when he played.

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That was kind of part of his game.

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And I despised, well, I wouldn't say I despised him,

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but I didn't like playing against him because he was so tough.

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He went into acting, and I think he's probably the best,

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like, sportsman that I've seen go into acting.

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Does he play a heavy mostly?

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Always.

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Always, because he looked like that.

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He's got that look.

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Have you ever done SNL?

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I haven't.

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We should do that together.

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Because I think you would be a great host.

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I'm just putting it out there.

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I don't know, there's a lot of pressure in that.

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I think you have to spend a week in New York.

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You do.

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Another one.

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That took off somebody's ear.

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I know, sorry.

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All right.

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Goat TV show.

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You know what?

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My wife and I were late to watching it,

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but about a year ago,

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we watched Breaking Bad from the beginning to the end.

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And it's one of the best TV shows I've ever seen.

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I couldn't believe how it was so consistent,

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and it grew and these characters developed over time.

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They clearly had an endgame at the very beginning.

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It was kind of a perfect show.

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Also, The Americans is a show that I loved.

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What about you?

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The Office?

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No, I've never heard of it.

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Never.

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Not because you're here.

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The English Office?

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Not because he's here, just to be clear.

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No, the US.

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Because The English Office is,

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I only watched a little bit of it,

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because I didn't want to do a copy of it.

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But, I mean, that one,

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you have to give really all the credit to that.

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Absolutely this world.

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Absolutely.

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But the US office for me,

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I watch it most nights with my son.

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I've told you this before,

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which is not a lie.

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And even when we're going over episodes, it's still hilarious.

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Okay.

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Goat relationship advice.

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Goat relationship advice.

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Because I need it, man.

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What you got?

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How long have you been married?

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30 years.

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30 years.

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How about you?

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28. I think supporting your partner through family stuff,

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through work stuff, always being there,

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always being present and making the time to pay attention.

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I think that's great advice.

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I think that's exactly right.

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Yeah.

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You know you grow with somebody.

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You do.

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And they change and you change and there's an enormous amount of give and take,

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I think, in any healthy relationship.

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Yeah.

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I'm quite stubborn, which my wife always says is a problem.

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Even after 20 years.

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Well, clearly, 28 years, it's not working.

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It's obviously not.

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No, whatever you're doing.

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Well, I'm trying.

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Oh my goodness.

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Goat David Beckham hairstyle.

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And there's been a few.

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Oh, okay.

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There was a few there, yeah.

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Ah, there's some you're definitely not doing again.

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There's been a few.

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The Mohawk is, how long did that last?

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Not long, because my coach at the time,

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I took my beanie off as I'm walking out to a game.

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And he said, go and shave it.

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He made me go back in the locker room,

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and I had to shave it off.

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It wasn't in keeping with the...

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And I had it for a photo shoot, funnily enough.

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I think that's the one.

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I like that.

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That's not my wife's favorite, that one.

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Really?

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That's sort of your boy band era.

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That's ridiculous.

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Okay.

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Goat Steve Carell role.

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What's a question I always ask people,

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especially people I meet on the street.

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Like, excuse me, I'm Steve Carell.

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What's your favorite thing I've ever done?

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Well, what's the, what's Michael Scott, in my opinion.

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Well, I appreciate that.

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But then you look at everything else,

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you know, 40-year-old virgin, you look at Despicable Me,

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you know, you look at everything.

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Do you want to hear my answer to that question?

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I'd love to hear your answer,

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which we should have gone with first.

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My favourite Steve Carell role, husband and father.

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Okay.

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I like that a lot.

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What year was that out?

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It's never ending.

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Not to change the subject,

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but as soon as you have kids,

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I'm sure you have this experience,

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as soon as you have kids,

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you start worrying about your kids,

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and then you never stop worrying about your kids.

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You never stop worrying about them.

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Ever.

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Goat snack.

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Lay's potato chips.

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Absolutely.

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Salt and vinegar, Lay's potato chips.

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What are you going to say?

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Okay, within the Lay's realm.

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I would have to say salt and vinegar, walkers.

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That's a good one.

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Salt and vinegar, the barbecue is great,

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the salt and vinegar is great.

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My favorite, the cheddar cheese baked lays.

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Really?

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Fantastic.

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I love them.

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Goat FIFA World Cup moment.

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Oh my goodness.

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I wasn't alive, but 1966 when England won the World Cup,

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that was an incredible moment.

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I would say the last World Cup final was incredible.

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You know, for two players like Kylian Mbappe and Messi to perform the way they did,

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it was unfair that there had to be a winner.

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I don't think you'll have a game in a World Cup that will be as good as that.

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I have to say my favorite FIFA World Cup experience is the one that I am presently in right now.

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With you and Alexia and Thierry and.. can I call him Leo?

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You can call him whatever you want.

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Leo would be appropriate appropriate.

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Okay, just to be a part of this experience with you guys and of course supporting Lay's,

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which is the chip of choice,

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you know you can't have a party without Lay's.

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It's a pretty remarkable experience for me because not of my world

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and I'm such a huge fan of all of you and it's it's a little bit

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intimidating and inspiring to see your commitment to the fans,

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to see the legendary.. to see people reacting to you. And you.

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Well...

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There was a lot of shocked people out there.

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I appreciate that.

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But there was...

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I mean, to see the adoration and also how you inspire these people,

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like all of you, it's just been a pleasure and a joy.

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Me too.

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Me too.

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Great.

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Goat athlete style icon.

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I've got two, actually.

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Michael Jordan, because of obviously what he did outside of the game.

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You know, every time he stepped on the court in his own shoes,

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every kid wanted them.

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And then I would have to say Andre Agassi.

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You know, a tennis player to walk on the court wearing a pair of jean shorts.

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It says it all.

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I would say Federer.

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Elegant.

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Elegant.

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He, one of the last players to actually wear a collared shirt.

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I, yeah, loved his style.

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Yeah, I agree.

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Goat soccer goal celebration.

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Oh my God.

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Let's just say anytime somebody slides on their knees for 30 or 40 yards.

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Yep.

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Because whenever in hockey, and this was uncharacteristic of most hockey goalies,

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you know in soccer when you take your jersey off.

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I used to do that when I would save the goal.

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You get a yellow card for that now.

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You do?

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Yeah.

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I didn't know that.

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Yeah, you take your shirt off,

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you get a yellow coat and you can't take your shirt off anymore.

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Can you believe that?

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I used to take off my.. well,

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I'd have to take off because goals were a lot of equipment.

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So I had to take the jersey off,

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then I'd have to take my shoulder pads off,

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then I had a chest protector.

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By then, it's the game starting again.

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By the end, it was boring.

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I never really had a signature celebration because I always had more assists than I had goals.

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But when I did celebrate,

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I used to slide on my knees.

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I used to jump up in the air and, you know, fist pump.

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That was it.

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That's cool.

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Victoria turned around to me.

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She was like, does it hurt when you slide on your knees?

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And you're like, no, it really doesn't,

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unless it gets caught in.

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I scored a goal against Barcelona once,

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and I went to celebrate, slide on my knees.

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And as I went to slide, my knee got...

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It wasn't very elegant.

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Goat soccer player.

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Easy.

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Messi.

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Yeah?

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Easy.

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The best on the field and off the field.

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You know, a player of his level to still be

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Wanting to win wanting to lead wanting to teach the young kids without doubt.

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He's the best when I was growing up like Pele was The man he was like he was

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and Kyle wrote junior were like the two most famous Soccer players,

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you know

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when I was a kid how different is his game than

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a game that's being played today Would he in modern days would he still be Pele?

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Without a doubt.

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Without a doubt.

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You know you look at players like Pele and you look at Maradona,

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you know those two players they were special players.

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You know the combination of obviously Leo and Ronaldo now,

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you know to have stayed at that level for the amount of years that they did, they're unbelievable.

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GOAT actor.

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You know, Julianne Moore is a fantastic actor.

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Amy Adams is a fantastic actor.

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You know, I look at people like DiCaprio,

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who's just good in everything.

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Timothee Chalamet, same thing.

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He's like, I remember he came in to audition for Beautiful Boy,

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and he walked out the door,

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and we all looked at each other and said,

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that's, everybody else can kind of go home right now,

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because that was just off the charts.

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So I've been really fortunate to work with a lot of people that I admire.

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But I don't know if there's one.

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There are different aspects.

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Like, Will Ferrell is amazing.

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Like, is an amazing actor and incredibly funny and makes it look easy, what he does.

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I'm gonna say Steve Carell.

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Yeah.

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Well, I was also gonna say that.

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Yeah, you should have done.

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He's special.

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Very.

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Worse of all time, sports fashion trend.

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Well, I suppose I wore a sarong once and people questioned me why I would wear a skirt,

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which happened 20 years ago. So I...

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You were ahead of the game.

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I was ahead of the game.

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I thought it looked great.

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My dad thought it looked great.

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Well...

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If my dad thinks it looks great, then it's okay.

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Yeah.

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I don't like the current trend of quarterbacks in football with tiny little mustaches.

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No. And especially with that big helmet and your face mask,

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and then you see like little pencil.

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It's, and basically it's saying, I can't grow this.

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Yeah, because it used to be like.

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It's, yeah, you want a big beefy something if you're gonna grow it,

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not like, ah, I'm trying.

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Try it.

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They pencil it in.

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Yeah, that's not good.

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That's not a good look.

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Worst of all time, British food.

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Why does it have to be British food?

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I'd say bubbles and squeak.

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I love, I love bubble squeak.

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I love bubbles and sugar.

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Is that actually a thing?

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It is actually a thing.

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And you know what it is?

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You always have it on the day after Christmas because it's all the leftover potatoes and greens.

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Then I like that.

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And then you put it in a pan and you fry it.

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Any sort of organ meat in a pie,

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I don't want kidney pie.

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Okay.

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You know.

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If you were to ask me my last meal,

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it would be a pie and mash.

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Yeah.

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Because in the East End of London we grew up in pie and mash shops,

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like eating in pie and mash shops.

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And it's literally a mince pie,

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mashed potato, and then it's this gravy and it's called liquor.

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And it's, I'm not selling it,

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but it's, the liquor is stewed eels and parsley sauce.

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Stewed eels.

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What?

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It's amazing.

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Next time you come to London,

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I'm going to take you.

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Take your word for it.

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I promise you.

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We'll do karaoke.

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And then you have chili vinegar on the top.

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If we do that before karaoke,

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that's going to be a night.

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It would be a night,

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but I think you'd enjoy it.

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You would enjoy it, I promise you.

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Pie and mash.

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WOT, FIFA World Cup heartbreak.

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Unfortunately, in the World Cup there's always heartbreak.

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There always has to be a winner and a loser.

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And, you know, I've played in three World Cups,

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and the heartbreak is when you don't go all the way and you win it.

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because I always go into any big competition like that thinking we're going to win it.

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And when you get knocked out,

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which unfortunately happened in all three World Cups, that's the heartbreak.

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I've never competed.

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You've never competed yet.

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Thanks.

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Great.

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