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All right. Ready? 1
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Cut. Well done. Yep. 2
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Okay, good. You ready? Hey everyone, welcome to our couch, 3
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another one here with your primary host for all of the episodes. Adam, 4
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Hi. 5
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Hey everyone. Welcome to our couch. You're here with Adam, 6
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the primary host for all episodes. 7
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I'm Scott, the subordinate host for I guess all the episodes. Thank you, uh, 8
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creator of the idea. Uh, anyway, we're here with Phil today. Phil, welcome. 9
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It's great to have you on the show. 10
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Hello. 11
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Okay. You talk a lot. Um, alright, so let's start off with an easy one. 12
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Who are you? Hopefully this is easy. Who are you and what do you do at Rex? 13
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Hi, I'm Phil Stevens. I am the technical lead of the Grow Team. 14
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Uh, 15
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basically means I look after all the developers for Reach and Rex 16
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websites, mentor, coach, solve problems, 17
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and occasionally do a little bit of code. 18
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So, look, I I pick up on a bit of an accent there. 19
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I think most people think you're English, but I think you may be Scottish. 20
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Is that how Scottish are you? 21
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Uh, not at all. I lived in Scotland for a long time, 22
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but I'm not Scottish. 23
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Okay. So what are you? 24
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Uh, yeah, I was born in the uk. Um, grew up just north of London. 25
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Managed to get out of there pretty quickly. Uh, 26
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went to university a bit further north and gradually edged my way up to Scotland 27
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before going really south and moving to Australia. 28
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What would be your favorite binge-worthy show? 29
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Uh, modern Family, definitely. Great show. 30
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Ooh, and what is it? Who's your favorite character on Modern Family? Well, 31
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It's gotta be Phil. 32
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Oh yeah. 33
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That, that was an obvious one, wasn't it? On the, 34
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the movie theme then, or TV show the, yeah. Is that what we're doing? Yep. 35
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Favorite movie of all time? This is so hard to answer. It's always a tricky one. 36
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If I'm trying to appear like, you know, a bit edgy mm-hmm. 37
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Some kind of movie by like Michael Mann. So like heat or, okay. 38
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Or like 39
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Collateral or something like that. Yep, yep. Um, but if I'm being honest, 40
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it's gotta be bad boys. 41
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Bad Boys. 42
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I feel that's pretty edgy as well. That's pretty, 43
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I like that movie. 44
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Bad Boys. So why do you want to, why do you wanna be edgy? When, when do you go? 45
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I, I I'm ready to be edgy. I'm gonna watch Heat 46
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Party maybe at your friend's house. 47
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It sound a bit more interesting. Okay. 48
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Interesting. It worked. It worked. It really worked. Okay, here we go. Oh, 49
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name tag's fallen off. 50
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Uh, okay, uh, let's go a couple of rapid fire. 51
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Oh, we'll use a couple of bars. Uh, couple of other up there. Yeah. Yeah. Well, 52
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let's go a couple of rapid fires. Uh, 53
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would you rather work an overtime shift with your annoying and very muscular 54
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boss or spend a day with your mother-in-law? 55
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Is that to think about it, 56
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Rapid 57
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Fire, 58
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Uh, mother-in-law. 59
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Wow, that's the right answer. 60
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Would you rather be forced to sing along or dance along to every song you hear? 61
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Uh, dance along. Okay. 62
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Would you rather Danny DeVito, there'll be a, a picture appearing? 63
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Mm-hmm. Or John C. Riley play you in a movie? 64
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Uh, John C. Riley. 65
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Okay. Interesting. Um, 66
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the last one hasn't actually been typed properly. It just says, 67
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would you rather, so that's the end of that segment? 68
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Yes. 69
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Yes. Okay. How 70
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Fast could you run and could you beat Scott in a running race? 71
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Pens. How far the race is? 72
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I, let's say the length of Helen Street, 73
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which is out the front for those not watching. Uh, 74
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I reckon, I reckon he'd get off to a good start. Yeah, I'd pip him at the end. 75
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Yeah, I reckon you'd come home strong cuz Scott's not very good. 76
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I actually just want to jump into that a little bit. 77
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What makes you think that I I'm would beat you out the start then you'd pip me 78
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at the end. 79
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Oh. I reckon you're pretty fast, 80
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but I don't think you got like the staying power. I'm 81
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Talking about a running race. 82
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I have been, I have been. I've been running 83
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Race. 84
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I have been just 85
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<unk> That's a big, uh, 86
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goodbye from your hosts at our seats. 87
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Previously known as our couch and 88
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Our chairs at one point too, I think. Um, Phil, 89
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it's lovely to have you on the show. Thank you very much. 90
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Is there any final words you want to let speak into the camera? 91
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Any advice? 92
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Nope. 93
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No. 94
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Okay, good. This has been good. Goodbye. 95
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I'm there it is. Should do one 96
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Or are you comfy with that? We're good. 97
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Thanks mate. Yes.
