David Cooley

I fully started doing debates after eight months of dating and relationship shows.

Nah, nah.

So in 2020, just on Clubhouse, I'm like, we all, we locked down.

Right.

So I'm working from home at the time and started to go in there and just started to, cause it, you know, Clubhouse is an app where there's no audio, there's no video.

It's only audio.

So there's rooms.

I would just go into these rooms and just start debating people.

Oh, yeah, it was crazy in there.

Like Clubhouse was Bloodsport.

It was Bloodsport debate.

So like I'm like, OK, this is interesting.

And then pretty much like the debate style that I engage in now, some would call Bloodsport debate like Andrew Wilson and many other people in this debate space.

They call it Bloodsport.

Well, blood sport debate is not really the mentality that you want to win the debate.

It's the mentality that you're not so sensitive.

Like there's many different styles of debates.

One, this is a form of like it's informal debating.

It's not like formal debating, which I did participate in formal debating as well.

But the informal debating is, as far as blood sport is concerned,