Seti Tafua

Putting them like on a, on like this meat shift washing line.

Yeah.

And then it was like, that was tedious, but I'd do it for like an hour.

Oh, really?

Yeah, it was just like, it was all good.

Like you just have to throw things in.

Yeah, bro, that was pretty cool.

When we got that first little movement in the leg, we got real excited.

Yeah.

and then like in Auckland they'll get me up on this thingy I forgot what the machine was called but they'll get you up and then they'll stand you up and then and then they'll take a few steps and that was unreal but

The first few times I got up, because you're not used to it, I passed out.

Oh, true.

It's like all the blood just goes.

You stand up.

And I passed out a few times, but I got used to it.

Because your whole, your core is not there anymore.

It's still not there.

Yeah.

but yeah bro like yeah um he just it was it was cool like it was unreal like it was it was a pretty cool feeling and um just went from there bro like i just wanted more yeah yeah i wanted to do more i just wanted to keep like telling you we can we can push it we can push it a little more like even though i'm passing out

let's push it some more but it was cool like I think I came back here and I tell everyone like that's where the rehab starts is when you get home and this was like you got no roommates yeah like not roommates but like other people no one pushing you no one pushing you around and um