Hugh van Kylenburg

But then once, a couple of years ago, he was in the grand final and he played really well.

He got a three-pointer to start the game and he was on probably 23 or four points, which is a lot in a junior game.

He had free throws to win the game, win the premiership for his team.

And he was an anxious kid.

He used to go to bloody a psychologist about his anxiety.

So to have this kid who's got...

Two shots with the – he was playing Frankston, so they had a big crowd there to win the game, you know, to win the premiership, and it's all on his – Oh, my God, I'm so nervous.

But you know what?

He laughed before he had the shots, and I saw him laugh, and I think he's going to be okay.

Wow.

Because he's –

for whatever reason, he sees that it's funny, that it's all on him.

He sees that it's funny if he misses his, you know, failure, you know.

It's like he laughs at his situation.

Anyway, he won the game.

But I believe he won the game because of the laughter at laughing at his situation and not taking life too seriously.

And I hope that that's me just saying that to him.

And, yeah, so he's always mocking me, always.

And that used to really annoy me.

Like, why don't you respect my career?