Josh Morris

Yeah, good little record to hang our hat on there and it's probably a record that will stand for a long time, I'd imagine.

people do it there like you know a bit of retirement then go back through the career i just want to ask you there when you were talking like about to hit 40 um how did you find retirement at first like and end up in the media doing stuff well to start with i i was on the tools for about 18 months i finished my carpentry trade in the last two or three years while i was still playing so i'd go to tafe me and brett both did it tuesday wednesday nights for three years and then once i finished i had a couple of mates that were builders so i just jumped on the tools and

And helped out there for a little while.

And then kind of by chance that Mark Levy texted me and said, oh, we've got a spot coming up on our Saturday show.

Would you like to jump in?

Yeah.

And I did it.

And then he said, oh, that was really great.

blah, blah, blah.

And then a couple of weeks later I got on again and then it kind of slowly ended up me at the end of the year getting a contract and then it's been four years now since I've started on the radio.

So I'm very grateful for him doing that.

But, yeah, it's just – yeah, it's just – it's –

It's not like a job.

Yeah.

Like I said, I worked hard for that probably 12 to 18 months on the tools and I reckon I had more injuries on the tools than I had playing football in 15 years.

Low back.

Mate, no, I fell off a ladder.

I was trying to shoot something into one of the hangars and the ladder went and because there was a window in front of me, I've kind of hooked the ladder and pulled it back that way.

But as I've done that, I've dropped my nail gun.

Oh.