And now London Six Boys!

Jesus, shock!

Not only do you have the duties of being one of the top analysts,

but you know, you're still competing at the highest level, dude.

So you're juggling both things.

One of the things I love about talking you, Brandon,

is you're one of the few people who've done that job and then left it

and then still know what it feels like, you know?

And yeah, I think that you also know you're also competed in the UFC.

So you know both worlds and a lot of people.

There's a couple that have done it, but not a lot, you know, like a handful of us.

Yeah, we all work together.

But the outside world fighters, even fans, I mean, I've been doing TV for 10 years

while I've been competing in Sipez guys in the world, and nobody knows that I'm doing

two, three, four jobs while everybody else is just fighting.

Correct.

Like, nobody knows that.

It's just like it's expected or something or like it's easy to do the TV job.

And it's really not.

It's because they don't they don't know anything else.

I think they would notice if you were bad at it or if you messed up,

then they would be privy to it like, man, what, you know, why is this happening?

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