Like the game is important to me and being that athlete is important to me and being the

fittest man on earth is always something that I've been trying to do trying to

accomplish but there's so many other things that I would like to be remembered for

like if I die and all that's on my gravestone is I hear lies the fittest man on

earth and 20 and whatever I'd be pretty disappointed with myself I think I

would look at that as more of a failure than not making it to the games.

Mr. Tom Bailey. Yeah welcome. Thanks for having me. I'll be feeling in the UK. You good?

You do it? Yeah, yeah. It's my second time here. Not to London. I heard it's the

only place I've ever been in the UK before Manchester, right? Correct. Yeah I was on the

Sam's gym. That train? Yeah, we did a good dude's camp, Josh

Richard and I down there. We had fun. Yeah it was good. Well we spent a lot of time

the gym obviously but so on Instagram yesterday I saw Dave trying to put you off

during a photoshoot. Oh yeah. Have you ever tried to just sort of give him a

little no-show or whatever before he's got a workout or like whisper around

the movements in his ear? We go back and forth every now and then on things like

that but no Dave treats me like a little brother sometimes so I

appreciate it and you know we get that we have fun with it yeah that's cool

it's such a good into placing you guys you're obviously such good friends. Right

and I think that seeing the guys at the pinnacle of the sport that are still so

tight and you can kind of see yourself and the relationships yeah like it's

really really nice and I think that sets a really good example for the

community as well. It's most feeling power-riffing empowering for you guys. Oh

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