Nick

That whole last dance, everything is just like, that's when it became personal. Most of his energy was figuring out how he could hate his opponent.

That whole last dance, everything is just like, that's when it became personal. Most of his energy was figuring out how he could hate his opponent.

And it proves, more importantly... You think a trophy and success will heal those wounds. No, you actually just got to go heal those wounds.

And it proves, more importantly... You think a trophy and success will heal those wounds. No, you actually just got to go heal those wounds.

And it proves, more importantly... You think a trophy and success will heal those wounds. No, you actually just got to go heal those wounds.

Yes, harness it and then put it away when you need to put it away.

Yes, harness it and then put it away when you need to put it away.

Yes, harness it and then put it away when you need to put it away.

Shall we talk for a second about I Don't Understand You? Sure. Tell us what happens in this.

Shall we talk for a second about I Don't Understand You? Sure. Tell us what happens in this.

Shall we talk for a second about I Don't Understand You? Sure. Tell us what happens in this.

And a fucking active cruise ship. I've got a one and three-year-old. Was that Rogan? Was that Laura Miller Rogan's movie? Yes.

And a fucking active cruise ship. I've got a one and three-year-old. Was that Rogan? Was that Laura Miller Rogan's movie? Yes.

And a fucking active cruise ship. I've got a one and three-year-old. Was that Rogan? Was that Laura Miller Rogan's movie? Yes.

Baby's got a diarrhea. Do you want to hear really quick? Aaron and I, my best friend, we figured out where that saying comes from. It is from the early 1900s. And a woman brought her baby to the Italian doctor. Mamma mia. Baby's got a diarrhea. It's not a big deal. We weaponized it. But it was just good news. They were so worried the baby was something wrong. Or is the baby dying of dysentery?

Baby's got a diarrhea. Do you want to hear really quick? Aaron and I, my best friend, we figured out where that saying comes from. It is from the early 1900s. And a woman brought her baby to the Italian doctor. Mamma mia. Baby's got a diarrhea. It's not a big deal. We weaponized it. But it was just good news. They were so worried the baby was something wrong. Or is the baby dying of dysentery?

Baby's got a diarrhea. Do you want to hear really quick? Aaron and I, my best friend, we figured out where that saying comes from. It is from the early 1900s. And a woman brought her baby to the Italian doctor. Mamma mia. Baby's got a diarrhea. It's not a big deal. We weaponized it. But it was just good news. They were so worried the baby was something wrong. Or is the baby dying of dysentery?

You got stuck here. Look at us. We're free.

You got stuck here. Look at us. We're free.

You got stuck here. Look at us. We're free.