Dom Harvey

but yeah that's the world isn't it well thanks for that explanation I think that sets the platform for the podcast you're a good dude and you're doing some great stuff in the community so you've got this amazing book and a warrior and you spend your days changing lives for the better with Bros for Change so now we can start painting a picture of the Jay story the good the bad and the ugly and there's plenty of each right yeah so what are your earliest memories of growing up as a kid in Christchurch

Yeah.

So when you reflect on your childhood, how would you describe it?

Is it good memories?

Fun.

Yeah.

Okay.

So that was awesome.

Yeah, and what was your relationship like growing up with your Māori culture?

You just can't live with too much regret.

There's no point.

So you mentioned league before, and you were really good, right?

You were in the Warriors under-19, New Zealand age group teams.

Who were some of the teammates or the people you played with that went on to become household names?

It was, it was a golden era.

Yeah, no shit.

I can see how you would.

I mean, you don't hold anything against those guys for their success, but you just beat yourself up for throwing away this incredible opportunity.

I mean, hypotheticals are difficult things and they are kind of a waste of time, but is it fair to say you would have made the NRL?

It's making jail sound kind of sexy at all.