Mark Bowden

So...

He's extraordinarily calm for somebody who's just must have pulled themselves out.

It's a Range Rover, so it's a big vehicle.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, so, you know, on this video here, and maybe we're going to look at some more, but in this video here, okay, I'm in a 50-50 because, okay, this is somebody who is used to dealing with immense stress, okay?

He's also in an odd position there and very calm in that odd position, but maybe he's

stretching out some muscles in order to stop an injury happening in the future.

He knows maybe if I've been injured, I need to stretch out in some way.

He's stopping the muscles seizing up around a joint or something like that.

I can think of some good reasons at this point, at this point, why what he's doing there might be

okay ish because this is a uh one of the greatest pro golfers ever and he doesn't react to stress like you and i might and it's a pattern for him he's used to doing this by now yeah he's he's been to this rodeo before let's look at the second interrogation yeah where tiger is attempting to explain what happened i believe now he is seated halfway at least in the back of a police vehicle yeah tell me what happened real quick

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, let's come to that for a start.

Okay.

So we'll often, we'll often get people being brave.

Okay.

And, and, you know, there can be stigma with, with injury, you know, and not, you know, manning up to the situation.