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what's the curin bet presented by SWIFT. So here we are again we're lucky enough to have dragged another guesting. This one is one of our ex-team mates.

20 years of a professional. One of the best domestics, arguably, of its generation, and of course the winner of the Hell of the North, Pyru Bay.

Welcome, Mr. Matthew Hayman.

Thanks very much guys. What a privilege to be on this one.

What do you think of that intro?

Matthew I won T as well.

I think you read that really well off a few notes on your iPhone.

No, thanks for the intro.

There's been, oh, I don't know.

It was great racing with you guys back then and I fondly remember all of those races early on learning the ropes and turning when you guys were turning pro and going

through those first stages and yeah. They were a good times mate they were good

times you know you taught me a lot. Yeah I sometimes worry about that. I sometimes think

either I took you too much or did I teach him that or did he learn that after I left?

Yeah, because now you're obviously a DS with

Mitchelton Scott.

Yeah.

How was that working out for you? Oh good.

It's a lot different than I expected as in, well I don't know what I expected.

I guess as a writer you kind of forget to plan post-career and you're just too worried about getting from one race to the next and one season to the next and I wasn't sure what I was going to do for a long time I said I'd never be a

D.S and then the opportunity came along and it was a good way to keep well I mean not to go

cold turkey I guess like this virus has kind of forced us all to go cold turkey. I wasn't ready for that and I wanted to just kind of find out, you know, find my foot, find out what I enjoyed outside and still have some of the same things around me

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