Jackson Irvine

They knew how badly we know we'd stuffed up.

So they said to us, like, just come back again tomorrow.

And the office was supposed to be closed.

But one woman, her name was Karen, legend, always shout out Karen.

She came back the next day and opened the office for us and did the wedding.

But we came back, had the party.

and then had to go back again the next day to Denmark in like our grubby clothes that we'd been partying, having the wedding party in the night before, go and actually get married and then come back again.

It was just an absolute, yeah, the whole week was just hilarious and wild and funny and probably very on brand for us.

It takes me a train and a bus to get to training, yeah.

Yeah, listen, it varies.

I always say there's like two Jacksons in Sao Paulo.

There's Jackson during the week and then Jackson on the weekend.

And it's like during the week.

Of course, you get people who will always stop you every now and again, every day and whatever people that are maybe from not from the area or tourists or traveling and blah, blah, blah.

But my commute, like, I think it's totally normal now.

I've lived here for nearly five years.

And I think it's nothing special when for during the week when people see me at the supermarket or at a cafe or...

you know, doing something around the corner.

But then when the football comes at the weekend, it's like then you're in footballer mode and then it dials up a little bit.

But that also comes with the territory and that's to be expected and I'm totally comfortable with that.