Jay Pukepuke

So it kind of just made sense, and everyone liked it.

So, yeah, that's where we were.

That's how we landed.

Why do you hate the word potential?

Because, you know, it's like you always hear it, oh, he's got potential.

It's like, what do you mean he's got potential?

He still has potential.

Yeah, I talked a little bit about that in the TED Talk around, you know, all the potentials in the graveyard because people never acted on their ideas.

It just grew on me as something I didn't like, the word potential.

And people say it in hindsight, you know, oh, he had good potential.

He could have been this, he could have been that.

Well, he still can.

Just in something else, maybe.

That's just my little thing anyway.

Yeah, I'd stung for 10 years.

And I think back to what I could have, should have, didn't and where my mind is at now and what could have been.

But actually where I am now is I wouldn't want to be anywhere else.

It's kind of worked out.

better than potentially how I could have been.

Potential.