Natalie

So if you're not really listening, you're kind of like, yeah, yeah, sure.

What I do remember is that he emphasized that this is in fact the truth.

And he did it in a way that makes me go, you don't tell the truth a lot because you really want points for this one.

I still think there's a world where maybe not next year or today that, well, I think like Chris, Chris seems like a, like a, not a good guy.

Like, you know what I'm saying?

Like to go on the show like this and think you can fool everyone, but you're so toxic, toxic in so many ways.

It just, it just oozes out of you.

And my hope for Alex is that he's just like a late bloomer as many young men in today's world are.

And he's,

He's certainly have had a difficult life.

I think it is difficult not knowing who your dad is.

And like, you know, shout out to his mom, the truck driver who's like raised him.

But I'm hoping for the best of him.

And I think, I hope that he learns that he doesn't have to shape shift and he doesn't have to like storytell to get people to like him.

But like my hope for him is that he's, he's not a bad guy.

He's just not a finished product.

Yeah.

I mean, if you don't play sports, I think it's easy to mock him talking about soccer and obsessing over the soccer and the storyline.

But like, if you know any athlete who's committed their whole life to this one thing,

I mean, quite honestly, like a lot of athletes have some serious mental health struggles trying to make that transition from dedicating their entire life to this one thing, having some of their dreams not become a reality and having to find new purpose in life.