Josh Morris

And turned over and just shredded me straight across my stomach.

And then a brick landed on my head because I was cleaning the floor around this ladder and one of the brickies left it on there and it just hit me straight on the top of the floor.

Mate, I saw him the next day and I said, mate, don't come near me.

And he thought I was joking.

I said, mate, I'm not joking.

If you come near me, I'm going to knock you out.

And he goes, all right, I think I'm just going to go to this other job.

Boys around the corner.

But, yeah, so.

But I enjoyed that kind of stuff as well because it was, you know, hard labour and you're part of a team again and that's something that you miss when you retire.

Obviously the locker room.

spending all day with your mates and talking shit and I guess that kind of has similar traits to being in a footy side.

So I did enjoy it but, yeah, I'm kind of happy the media stuff has kicked off.

Yeah, no, he must have gone shit with his investments and whatnot.

But no, I didn't.

I just enjoyed the kind of physical labour and the hard work and I guess earning the beer at the end of the week.

Yeah, and dad was a teacher.

Yes, and it's quite funny these days because I run into a lot of people because Dad taught in Sydney for a long time before he moved down the south coast and I'll bump into a lot of people and they're like, oh, your Dad taught me.

And I ask the same question.

Okay.