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Folks, so excited for this week's episode, we are sitting down with relatives, specifically, Brian's relative, his cousin Che.

Che?

Che is a fucking, just phenomenal young man who had a promising and exciting future in the world of football until

that future was unfortunately ripped from him due to the sudden discovery of a genetic heart

condition which essentially stripped him of his dreams. It's a heart-wrenching

story, but a story that I think is going to end up with quite a bit of promise and quite a bit of

hope. Che is, I mean, he was just an absolute gem of a guest. I fucking love this conversation.

I think you absolutely will too.

If you've been listening for a long time, it's going to be right up your alley.

If you've never listened to the show before, what a phenomenal show to start with, because Che is an absolute gem, and we love him.

So enjoy this.

After our conversation with Che, Brian Taylor,

myself have a quick chat about the declining birth rate in Japan and how Japan is taking some

pretty interesting steps to try to mitigate that problem, including creating their own dating

app, utilizing AI to try to mix and match to make people have sex and make babies.

But more importantly, stay married.

Okay.

If you've been listening for a long time, we love you.

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