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There's a lot of energy here.
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Yep. Get onto it. What are they? Do we do this every time? Go
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Welcome to another episode of our couch.
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I am your secondary host, Scott Warren. This is my primary host,
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Adam. Glad Oh, take it away. Hello.
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I'm Adam, the primary host. I'm here with Peter. Hello. He's from marketing.
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Peter Peter. How long have you been at Rex for?
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For what is it now?
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A year and almost is,
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it looks like a year and nine months. Do I have to be on the month? Geez.
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I didn't realize his first question was gonna be so hard.
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Okay. And Peter, where did you grow up?
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Uh, in Sweden? Yeah, in Sweden. In Sweden.
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I am half Finnish and half Chilean. Probably more Chilean because this,
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Yeah. What's this, sorry? This hair
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Dark hair Cool. The dark eyes. Yep. Yeah.
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So I didn't get the tall blonde, blue eyed mom didn't give that to me. Okay.
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Yeah.
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Yep. Okay. My dad gave me baldness. That's cool.
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And, and on the Swedish thing, did you ever have that smelly fish? You know,
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the re I
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Hate that. It's disgusting. What's it called? Obviously Sue strumming.
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Sue strumming.
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It's, uh, pickled herring.
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Yeah. But it's like so smelly. You're not allowed to eat it inside. It smells
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Horrendous. No, but like everyone does it, but it's, honestly,
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I've never had that in my mouth. I will never do that.
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When you're a kid, did you always want to be in marketing? No.
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No,
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I didn't. Don't think so.
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Um, no. I wanted to be, I wanted to become a pilot.
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What happened was my city council didn't pay as much money for high school as
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people from Stockholm.
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So then I applied for a school in Stockholm to go and
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to become a pilot.
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And I didn't get selected even though I was scoring the highest. Uh,
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so I didn't end up doing it. And then I,
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I was told that I had bad eyesight and now I've been told I've got 2020.
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So that's why I didn't end up actually pursuing it,
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but that was always what I wanted to do.
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Um, do you have any special skills, talents that we wouldn't know about? Okay.
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I
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Actually don't know if I could do it anymore, but I used to be able to,
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to put my, my legs behind my neck.
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Okay. Okay. Okay.
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Uh, I mean, I could probably do it. Could you do it?
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I definitely couldn't.
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I don't think any of you two can. No,
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But don't, don't threaten me with a good time.
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What's the dumbest impulse purchase you've ever made?
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I did buy, I, it's still on my shelf. I bought this like, what,
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what's it called? The, is it bbb? Eight Star Wars. That bowl looking robot.
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The one that like
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Two bowls, ball one. The little, the one that goes
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BBB eight. Is it bbb? Sorry, what does it
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Do?
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I bought one of those that's like remote controlled.
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Don't know why I never used it. Do you like Star Wars? No. 250 bucks later.
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I was like, make any sense? That's
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Amazing.
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Okay. Is there, is there one? I feel like you would have this one. Oh yeah,
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yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Is there one story that you just,
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you love to tell but you just don't often get the opportunity to?
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I'm gonna disclose something that I am appalled by, by the way,
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but it makes a good story. So what happened was
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actually had this like really crazy thing on the series.
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Yeah.
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Where like, it looked like a Starlight thing.
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Can you just gimme like a 12 pack of eggs?
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He's like literally on the road coming for it. Okay. And we're like, well,
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we're in a car, so it's gonna be fine.
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Yep.
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And that was it.
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Just imagine I'm out in the wild with you. There's an arena, big arena,
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thousands of people are watching. Um, you get to choose.
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You need to pick anything to try beat me up. Okay.
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I, yeah, I'd probably say, um, probably say surfing.
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Okay. Well, I mean that's, that's the
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First time this has come up in the whole interview.
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What the surfing part? Do you surf?
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Yeah, I do. Since
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When?
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Since like 10 years ago. Okay,
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Cool. I um, I used to back in my day, used to do hang anar 10,
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if that counts. That's just a really good surfing move. Um, you got it
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In the
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Back. Yep. Uh,
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Signing off at our couch. Thank you once again for joining us.
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Thanks Peter, for your time. Thank you.
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No, thank you. Thank
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You. See you again soon.
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Thanks everybody. It's great to have you all join us. Good.
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Ah,
