Josh Giddey

So, yeah, it's been good.

The comforts of home?

Oh, the comforts of home.

Sitting up there, meat pies, sausage rolls.

It's all going well up there.

Uh, so the game, our last game was a Sunday and then I, we have exam meetings Monday morning and I flew out Monday night.

Um, and then I usually take probably two weeks completely off the court.

So I don't touch a ball for two weeks.

I still lift and get in the weight room a fair bit, but, um, I stay out of the court for a while.

And then after two weeks, I'll slowly start to ramp it back up.

But yeah, the first couple of weeks is just a lot of relaxing, seeing friends, catching up with people, going to the footy, um, going out to eat.

So yeah, a lot of it's just more getting back into the flow of things.

Yeah, very.

I mean, 82 games is a lot, but it's also the travel and how much time you spend flying in different time zones and different locations.

So it is a tough year physically, but also mentally it can be a long thing, especially if you're not winning as much as you want to as a team.

And it feels like the days are starting to get longer and harder.

But I think you never complain.

You're playing in the NBA.

It's a dream job.

So it's a lot of fun, but it is a long year.