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Look at this situation with the angry bear. Most people would run, but that's exactly what triggers the chase instinct. A calm person knows to stay still and appear non-threatening. This is why staying calm can save your life in nature.

Yeah, look, we can totally handle this. I mean, Brett and Marcus and Joey - well, maybe not Joey, he's kind of a mess - but they can help with the school festival setup. It'll be fine, we'll just make it work, you know?

Yo like the energy at these shows is fucking crazy bro, like the fans they just go wild you know what I'm saying, and like the merch we dropping is some next level shit, super fire designs and like the whole vibe is just different man, it's like some rage shit.

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Look, when people ask me about training intensity, I always tell them the same thing: you've got to train to absolute failure. Not this halfway stuff. If you're not training to failure, you're basically just exercising, not building muscle. That's the difference.

Aye, ya wee gobshite, think yer tough enough fer the highlands? I'll bash yer head proper with me claymore, ya bampot! King McDougal's throne room'll be decorated with yer mangled armor, mark me words, ya absolute melt!

Ey, we've got hostiles moving through the west side. Three, maybe four of them. Keep your heads down and watch those windows. I'll take point, but don't get trigger happy - ammunition's not exactly growing on trees here.

You know what's amazing? Just had this beautiful moment at a coffee shop, chatting with this lovely person about music and life. It's mad how a simple conversation can literally brighten your whole day. These little connections, they're just pure magic, aren't they?