Ruby Hall

And you do something like put a wig on and go a little bit like Jacinta and that can blow up and go crazy.

So it's just like knowing that effort doesn't always correlate to success in most aspects of life.

And so then I can kind of choose things where it does act that way and like get all of those urges out of my life.

Yes.

Since I was like in school, like since I was pretty young.

And I mean, I'm six foot two almost.

I'm sort of between six foot one and six foot two.

And so I think when you're that tall, it's like illegal to not play netballs.

I feel like if I was in New Zealand and there was a netball team scouting and I had a basic level of coordination, I think they would be like, well, we're going to deport you from your own country if you don't play a sport.

How do you feel if you do lose a game?

Yeah, I think I have a bit of white line fever, as they say, where, you know, like I can be quite a calm, chill person.

And then as soon as I'm on the court, I can really like get into the game and get really sort of swept up in the game.

And sometimes I meet people and they're like, I played against you at netball once.

And I'm like, I'm so sorry for who I was there.

And it's nothing like I'm not like physical or like cruel or anything like that.

But it's just sort of things where you're just like, oh.

the ref made that call and you're mad about it or whatever.

And so I think a lot of the time after a game, I can have a bit of perspective and go like, it's fine.

It's not the end of the world.

It's fine.