Lmaoo this is so accurate

best explained xD

Lol

Cos he is a bias people

Because he was being disingenuous. He takes the side of the media..He didn't show care for the fact that Naomi have anxieties when dealing with the media.

🤣

@Singtothe Lord🥱🥱🥱

@@singuntothelordinspiredbyt9140 it's her problem to deal with not his.

RIGHT I CALL BULLS..T YOU CAN'T BE FOR BOTH SIDES. A DOUBLE MINDED MAN IS UNSTABLE.....

I agree

Totally!

That’s how it should be lol they don’t care for the promotion aspect of the game they just enjoy competing on the court. I guess doing interviews after a loss when your’e obsessed with winning must feel like rubbing salt on a wound.

Typical media trying to make the situation worst by asking Nadal to comment on a decision of another athlete, expecting him to spit on Naomi Osaka and putting him in a very uncomfortable situation. Disgusting.

She's obligated to front the media like pretty much all the other top tennis players...I also thinks if she does front the media she needs to learn how to be smarter with her answers.

@@pikaso6586 Take the good with the bad, man up.

@@thomasmcgillivray3997 Mental issues is a serious thing for some people, show some compassion for the young lady.

He's always so diplomatic too, just a wonderful person!

Definitely!!

I agree, but I must add that it's crazy that we live in a world where this is considered a touchy question.

English is common language bro!

@@pawankumar-zr1rx I know, but as someone who only speaks English I just still find it impressive!

yep ,he undrstand more tha no one cause he had serious anxiety problems on the past

I 100% agree!

And you know what he wants to say? Are you Rafa now?

He wanted to say :Naomi, what are you done? !!

he has nothing to say besides what he said

I think he says exactly what he means. I'm sure if he answered it in Spanish it would have been more straight forward and articulate.

Typical Nadal's cooky cutter reply. He is very well trained boy. Tony put lots of efforts to make Nadal noncontroversial and marketable. Which works well enough, despites some Nadals antisocial antics. Good job.

he said honesty i like him, : )

@@novembersky3749 Oh, so you liked him for not lying ? This is realy high bar ! :))

He understands what she is going through but this is professional sports. If you can't handle the heat, get out the kitchen.

He can never understand her since he is a man.

I concur 100%

He is a nice person not only a tennis player but also a person

You regard his response as being "Kind, but also wise" I'm speculating - because you agree with his position. OF COURSE someone you agree with is someone you would regard as Kind, but also wise. The fact is...what he's implicitly suborning is that "the media" should still be accorded license to engage in their "profession" in ways that can be potentially unprofessionally, even inhumanely. There are A LOT of sports reporters...reporters of any stripe, for that matter...who don't do anything to propel the dissemination of sports information in any way that could remotely be regarded as authentically invested in outlaying such information to inform the public. I'm not suggesting that athletes should not have to answer questions posed to them by media types...but some media types are only media types because so much of the public equates behaving like jackals as conducting oneself as a responsible media reporter. The question as to why Osaka withdrew from the tournament is, in such context, almost irrelevant...the fact is that under no circumstance should anyone be compelled to contend with a prodigious faction within the media that trades on exploitative journalism, at the athletes' expense, where the clear agenda is the reporter(s) endeavoring to make their bones...and that happens entirely too frequently.

He was supportive of her while low-key saying she is entitled !

@@mathieufredette3157 When did he say she is entitled?

Bravo to u as well

Nadal is scared of saying what he really thinks

@@likearollingstone007 I think he reflected on the issue and, without fear, offered a classy response on how he feels about the situation.

@Robert James I couldn’t care less about the color of her skin bigot. It doesn’t matter now that Nadal acted cowardly. The 4 Grand Slam join forces today and she’s out of the tournament. Let’s concentrate on the sports. She doesn’t deserve this free publicity anaway.

@Robert James oh please.

That’s a conclusion they should draw. It is not for Nadal to tell them.

No excuse for Naomi.

If she doesnt want to speak nobody can force her. Pay the fine a move on. Who made that rule up anyway. (U hav sto speak to media) who wud want to speak to those scum anyway

@@fromferiluc5342 I respect Naomi's decision to not speak to them. But at the same time, talk to them, get it over with. It's just a part of being a professional athlete, speaking to the media. Let your skill speak for you instead of your words.

She suffers anxiety

Except the cases when he threatens empiries to complain to supervisors about coaching and time delay warnings.

Apart from God- hello? You're not respecting the Almighty Creator, by making all things possible, he should be grateful, RG was played in September last year, instead of Wimbledon, but he smugly praised the Organisers, but didn't comment anything about how corrupt the Wimbledon organisers were, for taking the money, and basically paying out players for nothing.

I totally agree w/your the assessment of the GREAT Rafael Nadal question response. He summed up the fact regarding this matter concerning Osaka's trying 2 reserve her emotional health while under pressure sporting. @ the same time as Rafael so eloquently relayed the sports fans & players do need the reporting of the games via reporters. I understand that Osaka along w/other players do get annoyed when they have reporters that are perhaps racist or looking 2 get under the skin of the players. I believe that is why Osaka is reluctant 2 leave herself vulnerable in their presence. Osaka clearly is a private & shy woman who just wants 2 play the sport w/out the BS!!! Or perhaps the probing of the player's personal business is invasive & that is very disturbing 2 private players' position.

That makes him normal, not special or particularly decent.

@@the___truth8038 Wrong place for THE TRUTH. :))))) To many Nadal fans even his fart is humble and respectful. I am not even talking about his constant public touching of private parts. This is ultimate manifestation of his divinity.

he said everything here, if Naomi got thos sponsors its part cuz the media promote her like hell, and yet she gave them a middle finger. Look Barty per example she has less media cover while she's obviously better than Osaka and she is the current world n1. Naomi is becoming a little princess

Not sure how a very intellifent person is unable to learn a language properly after being 18 years on tour and speaking it.

@@bodzarnpertrvick2869 he is a tennis player not an English professor. And I got the msg he tried to tell and so have others. And his tennis speaks more than his words.

@@obamainpotin6759 speak for your self “intellifent”

The things he said in this video could have been completed in 40secs in normal tone or even if u want to convey it slowly and deliberately it would have been done in 1 min at max No offence but yeah Roger and Djokovic and even other athletes like busta, agut who are from Spain simply speak and convey message better

Why isn't it required for all sports? Because there's no logic behind your theory.

@@the___truth8038 Name a major sport that doesn't have media obligations of it's players

@@the___truth8038 It IS pretty much required for all sports. But because tennis is an individual sport the athletes are under the microscope much more than a second string football player on a huge team (for example), ya feel?

Mike Greenberg addressed that issue. In the 50s - 90s yes media was necessary to generate interest in sports but in the modern social media world that is so no longer the truth. "Without them, there is no promotion of the sport and there would not be any funding in the first place" - this statement is now false. Athletes themselves have millions of follower that they can reach directly. When was the last time you actually read a sports news article? Sports media are shit they are just there to stir up drama and soundbites. Players dont like them, fans dont like them. Sponsors dont give a shit about them because sponsors can just go directly to athletes. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/qHqSd6qxr32mrp8.html

@@rasaecnai Great. Maybe they can play their own matches on their webcams in their backyard and skip the middleman. Nothing stopping them. If they want to play in major tournaments, those tournaments are going to set the rules. I'm sure their sponsors will put up the money where they get the best return

And the money. Her lazy ass should bear in mind that 60-70% of tour revenue comes from the Broadcasting & Sponsorship. She would probably be 80% poorer without the media. If she cant handle the job in its entirety then she should quit.

@@secrets.295 if press conferences hurt how u play on the court why would u go to them, shes a tennis player first she should only focus on tennis

@@Dise12308 a very valid point. I think the point of his comment, and going back to what Nadal said, is the fact that the fact that she can even have a successful career is in part to credit to the press and the media. If you ask me tho, if it affects her mental health and ability to play, I encourage her to decline doing the press conference. I do agree with Nadal tho

@@Dise12308 If press conference hurt your performance it means you are not a great champion. Everybody goes through the same thing, which means everybody's performance got affected, so who cares. She has to go through PC bcoz bare in mind 70-80% of her income comes from the media. Is she willing to cut her pay by that amount? Show some appreciation over journalists who are underpaid and have to travel overseas just to interview you and then get snub like that.

@@secrets.295 I disagree with her position but I don't know why you think it makes her lazy.

😂

hahahahaha I am wheezing

LOL

LOL

😂😂😂 you had me at ombilibabel...

i would watch Rafa than Federer : )

Perhaps he isn’t dealing with anxiety and depression that ever cross your mind?

@@ThokoXaba I empathize with anyone with anxiety or depression and Ms. Osaka should seek help. But just because she’s a tennis player doesn’t give her special privilege. I have anxiety and depression and get very upset with aspects of my job. I can’t just say I don’t want to deal with this part.

@@josgor9061 You can if you need to. Mental health is more important than a job . And funny French Tennis Federation President Gilles Moretton doesn’t have to answer questions from the presa. Does he have anxiety or depression?

@@ThokoXaba Did Moretton sign a contract agreeing to talk to the press, take the money and then refuse to keep up his end of the contract?

@@ThokoXaba dealing with Mental health and taking a break is more important than competing.

Me, too. Love him.

Same here

@Mati _Mistrz she pulled out didn't she? She determined she can't handle it this time and made room for the other tennis players who can - why are people upset? Like she said, get back to Tennis already rather than using this incident as a platform to air your other grievances.

@@cnah26 she didn’t pull out cuz of thr press . She always loses in the French open

@@Maximus90277 seems a waste to enroll only to pull out but hey, what do I know?

Yes but they are not dealing with their race being questioned or their race being murdered by cops.

@@muhammaddel i honestly don't think what the problem is with your race being questioned if what you mean is: what is your heritage? half Japanese half Haitian. end of question. Her race being murdered by cops has nothing to do with post match press conferences sorry.

@@muhammaddel that has nothing to do with it, she said she is very shy and gets very anxious having to speak in front of people, why you put race into it?

@@muhammaddel u re sick

Tennis is a very specific sport. First of all... they are nice (the players) but I think Tennis gets boring if all are acting the same. But thats another story. Tennis is a Solo-Player game mostly. Its very different than football for example. Where a whole team has to fight. If a tennis player plays bad, he knows it and he loses the match directly. So there is not much room for accusations and debate about a players perfromance, so its much easier for the sportsman to deal with fans and the press. There is simply no moment of lots of contraversions. You dont need to respond to another 10 players why you played bad and you dont need to respond to your trainer or even manager or whatever. Tennis is a very single oriented sport. You are practically alyways your own boss and you only have to responds to yourself. That makes it a lot easier than many other sports, when it comes to deal with the media.. your fans or your managment. For example.. in Tennis the players get their OWN trainers that THEY hire and not vice versa.. where the trainer decides who can play. This all makes it much esier to stay calm and relaxed, thats what I wanted to say.

Its in their contract. They must.

Nadal is a cheater! The next Lance Armstrong!

@@blacraiblacrai9229 cheatervic is the dopovic... nobody can win a grand slam with torn abs unless they become steroidovic

@@blacraiblacrai9229 Just do us all a favor and go away

Osaka is young

Rafa's very kind! He accepts that you have to show up to press conferences come win or lose! I think that Ms Osaka is a spoilt-brat! Too much too young perhaps!!

„best answer ever“ lol

GOATdal is a true champion. Being a champion is not only about winning. It’s about carrying yourself with class on and off the court. Osaka is clearly handling the situation incorrectly, but GOATdal still is very respectful of her decision as it is her decision that mostly affects herself but still voices the correct perspective respectfully. Just class. That’s why this dude is my favorite.

@@goldwolf0606 Couldn't have said it any better.

she's becoming a spoiled little princess. When i think about Serena Williams beginning im like : if it was Osaka, she probably would have killed herself within a year.

Nuanced? Many of those facial expressions showed internal conflict. In essence, he was trying to both hide his true opinion and work it out concurrently.

Time and time again we see this happening, there's a huge campaign about mental health awareness, all the big brands jump behind it and all that, but do they really believe in it? will they put their money where their mouth is? because this happens to be the first opportunity we have to put the stuff we've learnt from those 'campaigns' to work, what is everyone doing instead? they are berating Naomi and asking why she's crying for help, rather than commending her for being brave and coming out publicly to declare that she's not ok mentally. It's not as if she hasn't been doing interviews, she didn't say she was going to stop doing interviews altogether, all she's asking for is help with whatever she's going through right now and to those of you who criticize her, you're just like that friend who will say 'please man up' depression is for wimps. toughen up and crack on with it. Then if it leads to God forbid a fatality, the whole mental health 'campaign' intensifies again and the cycle begins, except that no one actually puts things learned into practice, it's all bullshit. Goodluck to you Mr Rafael Nadal, you're very tough and are able to cope better than Naomi, but for goodness sake, put yourself in someone else's shoes sometimes and show some support, you never know what's round the corner.

Exactly, the guy was put on the spot in front of the press, who were pushing him for an answer on a highly emotive subject. And on top of that he was speaking in his second language. He was under a lot of pressure, so who are we to judge his answer. Maybe on another day under different circumstances he might have said something else, but it's tough to think of the perfect answer on the spot in your second language. I know that I would struggle with that, and he is under a lot more pressure and scrutiny than me. We never know what people are going through, so I'm going to cut him some slack.

NAdal has never gone thru wat Osaka has on the court. Serena blowout in her first slam win. Us open final. Then her statements at past us open. Osaka is a great example of racial justice. Funny. The usta could have supported her but she didn’t fit the white mold. She doesnt fit any mold. Which is needed in this super raciest super elitist sport. Country club sports need a superior person. Not another carbon copy. I’m sick of watching deadbeat journalists. They send rookies reporters to tennis events. They play 7 matches. Every other day. Media is biased toward which country they rep. And don’t give me the professional excuse. She brings all of Asia with her and they only watch bc of her in Japan. She makes them added revenue and then cries bc the tournament federation or directors can’t make more free money on her. And u defend the rich federations point of view. Wow. Ever had anything mentally disturbed u. I have. It’s hard to focus when ur thinking bout other ish. Please with ur American bias. Do u Naomi. The Asians will always back u. Why is no one noticing the problem at home with Covid and the Olympics.

lol, i just had the exact same response! LOL

@@edwardlee9845 Absolutely hilarious! LOL. Thanks for the good laugh. "Social Justice" my ass.

The only really Asia is backing her now is because she was winning. Most of Asia dont have consideration for blasians outside of claiming it for sport and entertainment cred let’s be real. The Williams sisters have gone through a lot more and have done more for providing visibility to this sport outside of the elite circles than Naomi ever has. The trouble with this generation is people want to make heroes and champions of people prematurely. The amount of press Naomi has gotten since she won a game against Serena isn’t the picture of someone who is “oppressed”. This is a clear case of opportunism and people trying to make her some e Justice warrior which she never asked for. If Japan has a fully Japanese tennis star they wouldn’t waste their time with Naomi, so please.

I agree. He understands his DUTY unlike kids nowadays. You make 10's of millions every year and you can't devote your energy and time to meditation, pranayama, yoga that are the remedies for health issues like "anxiety". Disgraceful and Absurd.

yesh thats what a tough question he handled it awesomely !

There is nothing sportsmanship about cheating on steroids!!

@@blacraiblacrai9229 He has a statue at Roland garros. You can 😭😢 all you want.

So much hatred for such a legend of the game...indeed internet is full of toxic people like them😔

@THE KING not everyone are as fake as u,mate.

@THE KING Steel 😉

So true. He is an expert in dodging breakpoints and straight answer.

Nadal is a loser . He ll leave the tournament tomorow . Federer just won his first match . Federer is better than Nadal . Federer will win Rolland Garros this year . Go Roger

@@stephandeydie2795 yo chill😂

@@stephandeydie2795 nobody asked you

@@stephandeydie2795 I’m a Roger fan but ur a disappointment

@@stephandeydie2795 just wanted to come back and remind the people Federer lost. He forfeited, take the L mate😂

What part of his reply had any implication that he thought she was immature?

@@Mister_kipling all of it

no that misses all the nuance of what he actually said

@@sathwickborugadda4744 he wouldn't say straight out that he respects her and then blatantly imply she is immature....that's extremely hypocritical. He is a gentleman and not of that disposition. You may interpret as you will....but immaturity as an expression is not in his demeanor.

He never said she should grow up...and the press gives her publicity, she owns her own achievements. If she doesn't want to sit after a long game she has the right to.

What do you love about a very fine player who constantly takes so long before he serves. who constantly digs in his but and pulls out his under pants; very boring don't you think? Uncouth drawer pulling.

That was not a good reapinse.."I inderstand " BUT..but what..what exactly does he understand. ? Clearly he is on side of the media..clearly he does not believe that Naomi had the right to refuse to speak to the media. Even while she have anxieties in those situation.

Shes just a spoil brat and entitled rich woman. Shes not going to stay long

@@secrets.295 she is a drama queen and marketing genius

I’m actually surprised that the ATP/WTA doesn’t require the press conferences as a condition of participation.

@@TheKakarot_itachi Havent really followed her that much. But is she really a marketing genius?

@@tberry79 exactly

The questions are not necessarily the problem. It's personality (introverted) and the social anxiety that comes with being in the spotlight

It is more the amount of people and questions for her. She literally had to be trained. People told her her mouth barely moves. She just needs to figure out what is best for her.

@@tubatsimoloi6540 🤓definitely a factor.🖒

So what you're saying is it _is_ a waste of everyone's time.

@@tubatsimoloi6540 being socially anxious is one thing but when you're wanting to compete in a spectator sport you must accept that you might feel uncomfortable with your media obligations, but they're obligations and must be done. You can't go about in life avoiding the challenges to your anxiety. The real way to deal with social anxiety is to keep pushing yourself to overcome it through practice. I had a bad case for a while and taught myself to escape it by becoming a receptionist and now I deal with people much easier in social situations despite not being extroverted.

He's bored of the rubbish questions he has to sit through every time. But he's a millionaire, why should he complain.

Except when he's on a tennis court

Because media is fucking trash

@@joshheinink Exactly.

I think his face shows the considerations he is making in his head...my kind of guy!

Naomi got no point at all, tennis is a sport of mental, if she's saying she got mental health issue cuz of press then this isnt a sport for her

You can't do this as making so much money from it and don't want to answer tough questions. She is too young to realize it

She's the worst and self entitled and not that good

@@obamainpotin6759 I agree... Me being nearly grown up as poor... Her thought is spoiled mentality... Most of these starts have always had everything in front of them. Even Novak, Nadal, Federer they don't come from poor families.. And that's what I love about nadal he knows that! He knows his priviliage and doesent use it as excuses never.

Well Novak witnessed a war when he was a kid etc. And Serbia isn't really a rich country. He says it in his book serve to win.

i agree. A slightly longer on court interview could basically eradicate the need for a press conference at least in the group stage games or whatever. Obviously, QF onwards, you actually want the press conferences to get as much info on the players, their mentality, etc. I think hers is a special case though because she's not dealing with any outright shitty questions or any racist/sexist ones. She's struggling with her OWN anxiety, depression and insecurities. She made the conscious decision to withdraw from RG so that she could really address her issues which is smart of her - not only because she needs to heal - but because, I think she knows that she will have to start doing press interviews since they r too integrated in the sport & financial prospects for players. She needs to overcome her own personal barriers n insecurities and she will be fine.

Media want to turn every sport like MMA and Boxing.. that just dumb

Bullshit the classic media is OBSOLETE

Yeah 'he gets on with it' That's probably what Gary Speed felt he had to do...May his soul rest in peace

Nah press conferences is part of their DUTY. They would have been reduced if these conferences didn't bring in money or publicity.

Nadal don't have mental health issue. Depression is a real disease.

@@LoXena he actually had that in 2009 during his injury phase & wjen his parents were going through separation

Some of the biggest insights into players’ mind have come across through these press conferences so it’s not just exposure he was talking about.

So, f*** the fans who want to hear the athlete's opinion about the matches. Speaking for myself, I always look for the pre and post match press conference videos here on youtube, as much as the match highlights.

@@mikanunx Exactly. You take the good with the bad. You have to give just as you receive. The press conference is for the media to get something. Sure the questions can be challenging but that's part of life. All the stories and the articles from those same press outlets bring in the top recognition and cash for the athletes. I've actually never liked Osaka so this is not surprising.

Do fans really need a press conference or is it the press wanting to remain present?

@@zatosan729 I do. I like to watch press conferences.

@Liam Bradley Very true mate . I even believe that her fans and the mafia sponsors and media are thinking how very rude , misogynistic and racist is Rafa for such reaction .

you seriously don’t know what anxiety or depression is...like seriously. what an ass

lndlan 🤢

Is it thinly veiled request to love him ? And if not, than what ?

You can hate him if he beats your favorite players by the day, lot of respect for him, but some days I can’t even see his faxe

Oh you can! Easily!! He is one of these people who are extremely proud of being Spanish, not problem with that, but not so much to pay his taxes in his country.

@@javiermoreno5898 The dude is fine to me. I learned a lot from him and respect him. But it is his zealot funbase which is irritating, who is claiming that even his fart smells roses. He is not messiah, just outstanding athlete with rather average analytical skills and very limited social ones.

@@reginagarciagomez5192 why should he give away millions of dollars to corrupt government. You would give away millions to these bastards if you had as much money as him, yeah right, unless you are in this fucking government. I never read a more vicious comment. Someone taking the governments side. Like they will ever help you.

That's exactly right.

Because they know he is a humble and honorable person who would say exactly what he said.

Cos Osaka didn't just say she doesn't want to do pressers she also said its bad for players in general and hence spoke on behalf of other tennis players which includes Nadal

You´re right.

@@roger22fed I've not seen or read whatever she said but who made Naomi spokesperson for all the players? She shouldn't let arrogance creep in because she has won a few trophies.

They were hoping he gave an acid answer or maybe formulate the answer in a way they could make it up and turn it into a shitty gossip like they always do. But, as always, he's been very diplomatic and cautious.

I think what you are saying here is that they are snowflakes. You'd be correct.

Nadal is a cheater! The next Lance Armstrong!

@@blacraiblacrai9229 And YOU are a troll. Again. Prove it.

@@blacraiblacrai9229 hoax, hoax, hoax, hoax, hoax and hoax. You can only shout "Nadal Cheater, blabla" if that's the case, prove it with concrete evidence that Nadal did use doping. for years people say like this but when asked which proof they can not prove it.

You have to be stupid to believe that an athlete like Nadal takes drugs to win. And you have to be very ignorant to make such a claim without knowing the doping controls. Nadal has urine samples taken at his home in Mallorca, while on vacation!

Dude she has already won a couple of slams, what got her there was her tennis not her capacity to bullshit in front of the media. Don't be a baby.

She should get counseling

edu_17 There is a reason Kuznetsova has a couple of slams but is not as popular as Osaka. The media is instrumental in making her the highest paid athlete, and it has to do with more than her having a couple of slams (just ask Kournikova). Osaka is biting the hand that feeds her and is hiding behind that ‘i didn’t ask for this’ crybaby excuse. That’s not very mature of her.

@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 very facts typed 👍

❤️

Thank you people forget she’s only 23

So prioritizing her mental health is "totally inappropriate"? I think Naomi ultimately made the right decision and I admire her courage! In *my* eyes, she's wise beyond her years!!!

@@wooly-hairedtropicaltype1710 Agreed

But she has already won 4 GS on the greatest tennis stages of the world. Definitely on her way to a "tennis legend" status.

@@vladiinsky champion maybe... legend never. You have to have the whole package in order to become legend.

@@stiaanadams1262 Titles speak louder

@@blademanx ..."Titles speak louder." Then those who award the titles are the loudest. No pressers, no title.

As Serena said - "We're all different". Nadal is thick and Naomi is thin. People handle things differently.

@@divboo6284 unfortunately that's part of the competition.. I just hope Osaka can bring her best to the table in the future

@UKpostsIsTrash Tennis matches have tens of thousands of fans, depending on the exact tournament. Some have 100 (250 tournaments), some have 25,000 (Grand Slams).

@@909lena5 Mhm yeah, so there is this thing called covid, its a long story really, let me take you back to 2019 in wuhan China...

Thank you .. ppl should not forget that.

Josefsing...Bashing police or asking for justice?

exactly man! thanks for pointing it out! athletes and celebrities like to play victim card this day

@@JustinlevineVevo Yeah, they win millions of dollars playing a game they love. Then, they want to act as if they’re a victim of some kind...

Spot on!

yes they are doing cool things (sports) and earning money at the same time let's try to make them miserable because we are miserable

Typical of her generation. I hate to use this word but they're all snowflakes.

if she sufers from ansiety and depression then its a medical condition , wich makes her not wrong.

@@joaofernandes2827 we all suffer from anxiety and depression in todays fast paced information world.

@@dave-zm5vx what? Social Anxiety Disorder and Clinical Depression aren't things 'we all suffer from'. It's like telling someone with Dementia that we're all a bit forgetful.