 He had so much tremendous faith that the traffic would stop for him. We don't see that kind of faith every day. We're just striding out into traffic. We're learning of those examples like having too much faith in human nature. So I think walking out into traffic and expecting the traffic to stop for you. Maybe too much faith in God, too much faith in human nature. And then other people who are quite depressed, convinced that nothing can ever get better. Maybe they could benefit from a little more faith. I've now spotted two possibly three homeless here in the Central Business District. And they look quite drug-addled. There's probably five drug addicts. You can see a bit like a public loosens and a public menace. But only five, no homeless encampments. There's just one guy under a bridge. He's in a sleeping bag. There's a sleeping bag moving around. Very little graffiti. So the closer to the water, the more expensive the real estate. The better quality of people. And then you go out to Western Sydney farther away from the water. And you get more working parts for Logan Australians. But everyone's been very nice. How do you make it to Sydney Opera House? And I was told practice, practice, practice. But Sydney's only come out of quarantine about five weeks ago. Pretty much every store requires that you both mask up, go in the store. And you check in the New South Wales Safe app. This is an outbreak. And these seem like reasonable measures to me. I can't get all offended. I think tomorrow is a big trans day of pride here in Sydney. I want to deep on the police and do away with trans discrimination. Holding this on shutters for a bit. Along with the anti-vax demonstration. So I've walked about 11 miles so far. Oh, why did the bird cross the road? Because he has faith. Can't see that every day. What kind of bird is that? Right in the central business district. But yeah, I'm just in the mindset. I just want to learn from everyone. Some people are impressed by their energy. They strive or run down the street. The energy in their drive. Fitness. Sense of mission. Other people are impressed by how elegantly they dress. Other people seem really happy. So I've got one friend I've just talked to. One made a mind from childhood. He's been working at the same government agency for 30 years. So that's not 40. 40 lives around. 40 years have been able to sustain a relationship for longer than a year. Got my mate. He's married with kids. Multiple kids. And he's a stayer. 30 years in the job, mate. Let's catch the light. Boy, you don't want to get confused about the direction of traffic. Busy central business district. So yeah, we got King's Cross coming up on the right. So some people say drugs are bad. What do you do? It used to be anything you wanted. You could get it in the cross. You showed me the underworld that you killed me with pain. Hmm. Poignant message there. So I remember when I was a kid, I went to this dunny. I came out by Lake Macquarie. And it was just all filled with homosexual solicitations. Like, meet me at this time and I'll do these things to you. Like, on the one hand, I was admit a little bit titillated. There was so much sex around and available and being given away. They're very generous, open-hearted men are. And then kind of freaked out and disturbed at the same time. So that may be an excess of fashion and affection. Ah, Centennial Park coming up. Very nice. So I'm also paying attention to people on this trip who are much more proper than I am. Alright, because I keep having to quiet down. I'm going to be shocked. I'm saying a lot of inappropriate things. Which is fine, you may say, but then it's negatively affecting people around me. So there are people who have more prestigious positions in society than I do. People have more to lose. People have worked hard to, How am I going to get out of this mess? Can I just run across the street here? That's the only one. Why are you on a public mess? It's running there like an indigenous Australian. Where am I going? Okay, I'm on a straight and narrow. Pretty good shape for a man my age. Kind of embarrassing as I got caught by the coppers. J-Walking. So yeah, there are people in my life who are much more proper, professional, upstanding, have more to lose. I'm glad to develop a certain reputation. And so, I can't be making my possibly offensive comments at full volume. And I can negatively affect others. Another thing that I'm meditating on this trip is to be aware of how my selfishness, such as my desire for a cheap laugh, may negatively impact others. So, whether or not I'm having a good laugh, what if it negatively affects other people? So, I don't know. I don't know. Maybe someone can tell me. Man, a lot of beautiful women. But whatever it is I'm seeking in those beautiful women, let me find it in God's instead. That's my motto. They were seeking in excitement. We laughed live on YouTube. And every time I turn a corner, it feels like I'm turning into a new park. I figure out how to use public transport. I could be a big spender. I could have an Uber. Or I could just walk 15 miles today. I've got experience in the city. It feels good to have my mainly vitality back. I owe it all to ancestral supplements, beef organs. It'd be awful if I got really sick. I completely relapsed into my chronic fatigue syndrome. I've had the mother of war relapses. And then go, oh, guys have done yet a placebo effect. But that's living in reality. Recognizing that thing that I'm incredibly, incredibly excited about right now. It might just have a placebo effect on me. There may be nothing inherent in it. So, I feel like I'm in the best shape of my adult life thanks to these ancestral supplements, beef organ capsules. But hey, what do I know? It's a scientific validation, I think, for these. I can share with you my experience strength and hope. You seem to help me. The other lifetime is a serial enthusiast. And now at the right old age of 55, I have more of a recognition. Hey, I'm always super excited about something. It doesn't mean that it's real. It doesn't mean that I'm staying. And I also recognize that being a stayer is hanging in there, having zits splashed as the Yiddish say. Just sitting there, doing the work. What doesn't come as naturally to me is careening off into some new enthusiasm. So, I also think about some of my past enthusiasm to present enthusiasm. And about which ones can I maintain? Instead of just bouncing from serial enthusiasm to serial enthusiasm. So, you know, the 40 academic of the day to another 40 academic of the day. Maybe there are some that I can... I should hang with longer. Not just be so promiscuous in my interests. I'm always falling in love with some humbly new idea that tantalizes me and excites me and promises me a magic clue to how the world works. It's rather immature of me at age 55 to keep pursuing these intense eyes of like, oh, I've got a great new idea. So, maybe I can harness the energy and enthusiasm and power of that with a keen recognition of my infallibility and excitement-seeking tendencies to be a dilettante as opposed to those who hang in there with one topic and explore it in depth. To be recognized by nature and try to get the best out of it. That's also my end-end. What enthusiasm has to present when I need to maintain? Maybe I don't even have to verbalize that. Maybe I just need to commit to my actions. That is how Judaism is going to talk about in Judaism. Christians don't talk about that Christianity. Christians don't talk about Christ. Jews don't talk about Judaism or Jewish identity. Christians don't tend to wax their alcohol about my Christian identity. I've been out and about in Sydney for two days now. Mine is the only selfie stick that I've seen. They're vegetarians and vegans. I was intellectually convinced that vegetarianism is not a healthy way of life. Particularly now for children. It's actually kids up for social failure. Vegetarians are socially very unpopular. People don't like having to cook their food or post-vegetarians with meal. So you're putting your kid and yourself behind the eight ball to create social disadvantage. And also, it seems pretty clear that a lot of essential nutrients that people lack. So that's my theory on the essential supplements, beef organs. They provided vitamin D12 in a way that my body could assimilate. And that's why I got renewed vitality. Sydney football stadium. It's serious about their rugby here. Rugby league is the number one sport in Sydney. Australian rules football is the number one sport in Victoria including Melbourne. And what about Brisbane? Maybe rugby league? I'm not sure. What's the number one sport in Brisbane? Or Adelaide? Probably cricket is Australia's number one sport. Followed very closely by rugby league and Australian rules. Now it looks like a pretty magnificent stadium they're building up here. It's going to be a rule follower on this trip. Follow the rules except for when I do a little jaywalking. Only on weekends. Only when it's safe. Only in moderation. Other people don't know how to jaywalk. Jaywalk moderately. Some people they... I gave one friend, it's like a little taste of jaywalking. He was like, oh my god, you blew my mind. Follow the rules. But then he took the jaywalking way too far. He just thought it was a midst for the jaywalk. He was like, oh, I'm not going to allow these secular authorities to tell me what I can do. And Dutton say the Aboriginal Australians are closer to the Asiatic than to Africans. Oh, how is Judas Maccabeus' appearance on Edward Dutton? I just could not compete with that stream. Oh, man, I love this stadium here. I mean, there's like three stadiums in one. I mean, this is huge. Where's the Sydney Cricket Grounds? I'd love to visit the Sydney Cricket Grounds. I followed Sydney Cricket Grounds. Oh, man, just right out there wearing the baggy cream cap to represent Australia. Oh, like if I could perform my one man play eroticized rage at the Sydney Opera House, I think it would be Australia's most anticipated cultural event since Craig McDermott was finally called up to the national cricket team. Craig McDermott was a Queensland spin bowler. Finland is the New Zealander Scandinavia. What does that mean? Man, do you see the size of this? These rugby stadiums? Is this one stadium? It's enormous. I think you could probably fit 200,000. They're building three stadiums or is this one big? No idea. This looks huge, mate. To be a lumberjack. Striding through Craig's training out back. Oh, Sydney Cricket Grounds. Oh, this is the Sydney Cricket Grounds. I'm walking by the Sydney Cricket Grounds. Here in Australia. So, Sydney Cricket Grounds, fucking it whole, 40,000, 50,000 the Dodgers played the Giants in an opening series a few years ago. Played a couple of games at the Sydney Cricket Grounds. Boy, I'd like to hit one for six at the Sydney Cricket Grounds. I'd like to give them my googly. Look, don't go to that park where they throw alternative lifestyles off the cliff. I'm trying not to, mate. Another another resolution I've made for this trip is no cartaging, particularly no cartaging near cliffs. So, this is the Sydney Cricket Grounds. Right here. And we're live at the SCG Richie Benow here. And let's go down to who did the pitch report? Ian, was it Ian Chappell? Let's go down to Ian Chappell for the pitch report. Thank you, Portie. So, the wicket looks like it's going to take some spin today. So, if you look closely here at the wicket, you can see it's ready to take some spin. And so, you can look forward to a fast day of run scoring, wickets falling. A day filled with just high quality, entertaining cricket. Thank you, Ian. Richie Benow, Ian Chappell. That was just some classy Channel 9 cricket commentators. Oh, Tony Gregg did the pitch report. Oh, the South African Englishman. Oh, I love the pitch report. Finding out if the wicket was going to take some spin. Oh, how the shielders look amazing, mate. I'm trying not to crack on any of them too hard. Like, I mean, the ones that I've been looking at are probably not age-appropriate. I mean, they're adults. Right, they're 18, but let's just say they're not over 40. The shielders here look amazing. Don't wear as much make-up as in the states. So, they're more natural. And they're a little more shy and retiring. So, I think Air Supply said that the shielders in Australia are as rough as bags. Which I want to disavow. They just, they don't wear as much make-up. They don't wear make-up to the beach and stuff like that. So, they're also not as forward in Australia. So, a woman very unlikely to ask a man to dance or ask a man out in Australia. So, Australia's more traditional. So, in the country, it's generally not on that you extend your hand to a woman to shake hands. I mean, it's not the worst thing ever, but it's generally not on, I'm told. Now, in city Australia, I think it's much more frequent. I mean, these city people, they're so promiscuous, man. They're just, like, sticking their hands out and shaking hands with the shielders. Like, it's no big deal. That's not what I'm supposed to do. You're not supposed to shake hands with women. Anyway, I still feel a little guilty. Oh, there's the Sydney Cricket Ground, mate. Oh, look at those beautiful lights. Sydney Cricket Ground. They play T20 there, One Day Cricket, Test Match Cricket. We got the Ashes series starting in about three weeks. So, I still feel a little guilty about my friend who I introduced to J-Walking. And he just couldn't J-Walk moderately. Told him, like, just do it now and again. Like, when there's absolutely no traffic coming. Don't make, like, a big public spectacle of it. There are more Chinese in Sydney or Latinos in the world. I haven't seen many Chinese in Sydney. Like, I'm not out and about here. Palm trees, gated hives, could be Beverly Hills, yeah. My friend, he just couldn't J-Walk responsibly. He had to do it in front of other people. He had to vlog about it and tweet about it and stream about it and vlog about it. He started getting nicked. Alright, Professor Andrew Fraser. Yep, yep, so, yeah, I remember the 12th Man satire. That's some quality Cricket satire, mate. That was tops. So, yep, I'm all on. I'm all ready to go meet Professor Andrew Fraser. So, let me know, let me know, Jim Bowden, what's the latest time you could pick me up on Sunday and so we could still be on time for Professor Fraser so that I can arrange earlier in the day spend some time with my sister and then I'll meet up with you and we'll go see Andrew Fraser and we'll revisit the last question 10 years after the initial publication. The book that shook the intellectual world of the West. The last question by Professor Andrew Fraser. This is very nice. Very classy. I'm a very respectable man, guys. So, I want to share my respectable side here in Sydney. No more rap scallion. I think Brendan O'Connell is hiding somewhere in Australia. Yeah, we're just a few hours away from Sheldon's. Good old Google Maps makes the journey through the big smoke a lot easier. Now, we just have to convince Jim Bowden to get a cell phone, right? We have to make two trips to the airport because we missed each other. He doesn't have a cell phone. Just because you have a cell phone doesn't mean you have to leave it on all the time or allow notifications all the time. There's such a thing as silent mode, focus mode. You don't have to allow the cell phone to use you. You can learn to use a cell phone. We can love people and use our cell phones instead of loving our iPhones and using people. One of my favorite sayings from 12 Step. Oxford Street. Very respectable. I remember I was on a job interview a few years ago and the employer said why is everyone from Australia like got a poor letter name like Smith or John. Now, why do all Australians have these very unfillable names? I said we're in Anglo-Saxon society. Catch a ferry from Opera House to my place and we'll drive to Bessex. It's a two hour drive. We'll be shoving soon.