 And I'm an Asian, I'm a shot over just like George C. Baderick's is a Corvik. I'm a New Yorker and Nick Felstein is going toe-to-fingering cheesy content. Thanks everyone for watching. Also, you can subscribe to like button and thank you if you already supported on Patreon. You beautiful. There's one good thing about New Jersey. I have a really beautiful friend. Michael Pomerica who lives there and it's where the Sopranos comes from. But other than that, I've never been. Today, what are we doing, Rick? We are gonna do something we've never done before on the channel. Oh, wow. We are going to show signs of intelligence. No, I mean we need to be on brand. Okay. So. Today we got a video, this is a Sachin Tenduker's tour. My secret 3AM ritual before matches. Ooh. What do you think it is? Sachin takes this person on a personal tour guide of the destinations that had a profound impact on him. I wanna know what his secret 3AM ritual before matches. Masturbation. That's what I'm hoping. But other than that. Just like Wolf of Wall Street, twice a day. I mean, just got it at least twice a day. It was a rookie number. It was before lunch should happen. Here we go. My dream was to pay for Indian. I would come here while drinking water. I would always look at the idol and pray. So I continued doing this throughout my career till the last game of my life. You're still alive, man. This is the colony that I grew up in. Between these two buildings, we had to hit the ball to the main gate to score a boundary or a six. If the ball hit over the first floor, you were out. And these were the windowpills there. We managed to get the ball there and damage quite a few windowpills. Do you remember different windows you got? Yes. And that's why all the windows now have cages over them. Sick of all the, what a great story. Cricket destroying windows. Sachin, when he was a kid, broke my window. I would come down to this playground and spend hours on it. And this is where I lived on the fourth floor. My food, snacks, everything would come down. Because you weren't going up. I wouldn't go up. I was not interested in eating. Just wanted to play. Yeah. Yeah, as much as possible. I understand you guys would pull Franks on one another as well around here, right? All the time you would be doing that. We, me and my friends, we were notorious kids. So we would sometimes flacken the tires and all those kind of things, which I shouldn't be saying on camera. I was a... What a great picture. Really, really naughty. This is the spot where I spent four years in my school days. My uncle and my aunt stay here. This is that place where I would bat. And I would make my aunt sit there on a stool. And I had actually a golf ball, which was slightly out of shape. It was almost like an egg. And I would play with soft hands so that I did not damage the house. The other thing that I also did was... There is a cricket ball inside. This is a normal sock. I would put a cricket ball inside and literally here on the ceiling, I would hang the ball like this and keep practicing. So I would do that hard on him, comfortably five, six hundred times a day. I could be, let's say, filming an episode with Tom Hanks, as an example. And you would get a hello maybe some looks, but people would generally let us kind of do our thing. It's very different here with celebrity of your stature. How would you explain that? It's different. I mean, I didn't get the warmth of Indian people. And the emotion. I've always felt that I value that. There is not much privacy, but it's a package D. That I wouldn't want to settle for anything else. So, you know. In 12th grade, you had cops outside of your classroom when you were taking your exam. I was. Right? I mean, you've had it. Yes, but by then I had already played for India. I played for India after my 10th grade. So my life had changed. Wow. He wasn't a normal 16-year-old boy. Seriously, he was already playing for India at 16. That's crazy. Much faster than what a normal 16-year-old would. I do find it crazy that the host is not driving. Yeah. That is for music. When I'm listening to music. He probably just deferred to whatever he wanted to do. He started a phone call or a message deep like this. That's how India is though. He's the guest. Just one phone only for music. Okay. That's when you know you really like your music. I love my music. So this is Shivaji Pakham. I spent five years of my life here. Do they know he's coming? Did you imagine? It's a coincidence that today in 1989, 32 years ago was my debut. So it's a coincidence that we are on the same very day we are here where I played the first ball of the season ball. So I had to bat in all these nets. In the last net, my coach used to keep a rupee coin on top of his stump. Right. And you see the number of children here practicing. You can see at least 200 fielders. Anyone caught the ball, I was out. There was no discussion on that. So there were a few points that I lost but more that I won. What is it about those coins that are so personally significant to you because you've kept them? It was like a medal for me during a practice session. Our coach would allow us to have a glass of water just once. Oh, God. It was three hours. To be a stamina. The choice was ours at the beginning of the practice. We were, civilization was very dumb back in the day. We were allowed to have one water. That's how football coaches used to be. Yeah. You need water, you're a pansy. Yeah. No, we're human. This is where the tap was. People need water. So I will be drinking water from this tap. And there was this feeling within me that that belief was there that this water energized me. It had some power to help me achieve my dream. My dream was to play for India. And I would come here while drinking water. I would always look at the idol and pray. I continued doing this throughout my career till the last game of my life, which was in 2013. Sometimes odd hours, like 4 a.m., 3 a.m., when nobody was there and I could actually come here and offer my prayers in peace. I would do this before every tour of mine, every international game. I would come here before I left home. So I became richer. The practice session was over. The tiring day was over. This is where we would kind of sit together and fool around. The pockets were not deep at all. So we would kind of share everything that we got. What got you so into food? Because I know you're pretty passionate about it. My mother was a very good cook. So whenever I was traveling with my friends, I would take recipes from her. And then I would help register those things. Those were the days where no more boys were around. So you had to keep everything in this computer. What is your go-to dishes? I would say my bangun bhartha. Okay. How would you? And what about if Anjuli is cooking? Anjuli? No, Anjuli doesn't cook. No? She eats. So you're the cook in the house? I'm the cook in the house. Anjuli, she's not too fond of cooking. Not a great video. Yeah. It's really interesting to see more about him. Yeah. It's so funny because it's such a universal thing. Back in probably your day, honestly, it was slightly, I guess, when I was a kid, but it kind of changed around my generation time. Just coaches just didn't want you to drink water. Yeah. Because they thought if you needed water, you were weak. You got water when practice was over. And it's won. Yeah. So bad for you as an athlete. No, I remember. I can tell you every time whether it was high school ball, college ball, playing softball with guys on Saturday morning with my dad and Rich, or just going and doing stickball with my dad. We always had gum. We always had sunflower seeds. We never had anything to drink. Never had anything to drink. We would get something to drink when we were done. That's crazy because it's so bad for your body. I know. You do not have water. People hydrate all the time. Because there's science behind it now. This was pre-gatorade days. Yeah. So truly, if you got thirsty while you're playing, you just look around and see if there's a drinking fountain somewhere. Go take a sip of the drinking fountain. But then people would make fun of you. Oh, you need water? Yeah. It really was. Oh, you thirsty? Which is so stupid. It is. Yes. I'm a human being. Oh, you need to breathe. Oh, you need food. You need something. Oh, you need to sleep tonight. So dumb as a society for so long. I swear. I hope there's a ton of stupid babies that maybe never saw this before. I would love that. And if that's the case, also go over to Graham's channel and see anything else that is on that channel as well. Yeah. I'm surprised he was able to talk with all those cricketers. I know. Maybe they were all told he was coming. Or they had just a big entourage around and protecting him from telling people, please back away while we're working right now. So, yeah. Have such and just show while you're playing cricket. It was a really nice, I love the personal aspect of it. It really felt like we were just getting to see these two. There was no one there on the street. That's what the greats do as well. My brother and cousin played soccer longer than I did my youngest brother. And I hear about the great soccer players or the great basketball. They always had a ball with them. Yeah. They would carry the ball around with them in the house. And my cousin, especially, he was great at it. He would never let the ball touch the ground some days. He would just, he would juggle it all day long. It was actually insane how talented they were. But like that's what Michael Jordan probably, you know, just all day long after free throw after, you know, not baking his high school. No, there's people who do things I remember because I wanted to get better at catching fly balls. I would have my dad. I'll give you some fly balls. He would, because we live by a golf course, I'd have him or I'd have Rich. They would tee off with the golf ball. I'll tee you off on it. And I figured if I can, if I can track and follow a little golf ball twice as far as a baseball, that'll be good tracking a, tracking a baseball. And sleeping with the baseball glove is a standard thing, just having the smell of the baseball glove right with you. You ever tracked a falcon on a cloudy day? In that movie. He can track a falcon on a cloudy day. He can find you. Night's tail. Nope. No? Mm-hmm. I don't know. Uh, how did it do? No, he, um, really. Princess bride? Yes. He can track a falcon on a cloudy day? Mm-hmm. Who says it? Uh, Buttercup. When, uh, Wesley is still in the mask. And he, she thinks she's captured her. Oh. And Humperdink is trying to be chronic. Okay. And so she's trying to intimidate it. He says, yeah. He can track a falcon on a cloudy day. He can find you. That's a random line. That's not a more common line from Princess Bride. Every line from Princess Bride is iconic. No, there's some that are far more iconic. No. Yes. No. The Cliffs of Insanity. It's probably one of the most quotable movies of all time. Anybody want a peanut? It's one of the most quotable movies of all time. If you've never seen the Princess Bride, do yourself a favor. I'd love to actually see somebody that didn't grow up with it, like, because obviously Nostalgia plays a big part. Oh, yeah. A lot of people saw it when they were really young. The R.U.S.'s. Yeah, R.U.S.'s. I don't think they exist. Anyway, uh, fantastic video. You heard of Socrates? Plato, Aristotle, Socrates? Morons. Morons. You really are that smart. I could quote that entire movie. And, uh, let us know what other videos we can react to down below.