I did cheerleading. I know you did as well.

No, I did cheerleaders.

In my interview for Shearlock, someone told me that you did cheerleading. That's Polly. Oh, it was Polly. Absolutely, you would not catch me as a cheerleading. Oh my God, I thought you'd be such a good cheerleader. I thought we had this thing in common this whole time. Anyway, welcome back to the group chat guys. got Hattie and Tom back with us.

Hi.

Hey.

And we've got to say, Daisy did dirty last time by saying I know someone else was the first guy on here but she meant the first interview. I did. You were the first group chat and my girls had me in the comments. Exactly. I do. And Hattie it's been a while since you've been up. I feel like I've not done this in so long, guys. I'm like a bit of practice.

Well, even this morning,

Hattie and I sit really next to each other in the office and I turned around just like ready to get the lowdown. I was like, no, don't say anything. We've got the podcast in an hour, let's save the chat. Yeah, I'm excited. Well, I feel like we should just get right into things.

Me and Daisy have already started talking about me.

Like, no, we need to wait.

The Tyson Fury document.

What's it called?

At Home with the Furies. Well, I feel like we should just get right into things. Me and Daisy have already started talking about me. Like, no, we need to wait.

The Tyson Fury document.

What's it called?

At Home with the Furies.

Have you guys seen it? Yeah, I binged it in like three sittings. Yeah, I've seen it. It was so good. No, I'm blinded it, but I've heard so much. Oh, my God. I'm very intrigued.

I really didn't expect to like it as much as I did.

Like, I honestly can't say I've thought about Tyson Fury ever in my life.

Or if I saw him, I wouldn't know who he is. Obviously, I know of him. He's very famous. He's a heavyweight champion of the world. Yeah. As he says. As he says. And, you know, when Deonté Wilder knocked him down in 2018, he got back up. Did he lose that fight? No, so basically he had, he struggled with his mental health for a while, so came away from boxing and was at his lowest of the low, which he's spoken about before in his book on, in multiple interviews, but he got to the point where he actually wanted to take his life, which is so sad. but then basically woke up up one day and was like, no, I'm going to go back to boxing and I'm going to fight for my title back. So he

had a huge, he went from being totally overweight to then turning his whole life around again,

basically, got knocked down by Deonté Wilder and literally head to the canvas. Everyone thought

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