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I should show you some photos of what my
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legs look like after Africa. It was
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It was like I have so many scars on my
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legs from that race cuz you just be bush
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bashing through thorns about that thick
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and
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>> To this day, have you still got scars?
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>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, my legs
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>> Oh,
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>> full of scars.
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>> Wow.
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>> Yeah. Yeah, all from bush bashing.
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Yeah.
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See you in
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>> Oh, my god, that's unbelievable.
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>> Yeah. Yeah.
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>> How long ago was that?
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>> Oh.
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4 years ago.
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>> Okay, so they're they're faded, but
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they're going to remain.
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>> Oh, yeah, but this is fresh like God's
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own. Like I think that they're just
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battle scars and everyone goes, "Oh, my
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skin color scars easily anyway." But I
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know.
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>> When when you see them, how do you like
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how do how do you feel? Does it bring
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back memories?
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>> It does. Yeah, I remember. I remember
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some of the times that you get like an
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Yeah, I remember where I was at that
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exact moment and
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>> [laughter]
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>> I'm like, "Oh, for goodness' sake." And
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you know, you
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being in New Zealand like the Americans
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always go, "How do the Kiwis always just
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wear shorts?"
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>> [laughter]
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>> And we're like, "Because we don't like
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wearing pants, you know, it bursts your
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ego when you when you're wearing pants."
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But I think I should start wearing pants
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now because my legs are just so scarred,
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but it doesn't bother me at all.
