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01:14Hello?
01:17But, you know, I understand when my story, it's time to tell my story when it's time for someone else
01:22to tell their story. And that is the important part in life is to know when to be quiet. So
01:29now it's time to speak. And I would like to say officially, I'm excited we're playing together. And I can't
01:35wait till we hit the courts.
01:40More questions?
01:42Hey Guinness, I think it was last year you were in Nisi, but you mentioned that Serena needs no advice
01:48from you in terms of hitting or anything like that. But I wonder if there was anything that she just
01:52asked about your experience in coming back after some time away from the tour, anything that she wanted to know
01:58or was kind of nervous about even?
02:01Yeah. Unexpectedly before her first match, she asked me to have any motivational quotes I use for myself. So I
02:08told her what I was using at the time. And I don't know if that helped or not. She didn't
02:14win the match. So I'd like to say I'm responsible for her win. I take full responsibility for that. And
02:20I give the best advice.
02:21I have no expectations, but I'm going to try. Oh, yeah. No, that's for us. Also, I can't quite remember.
02:32Venus, you were important for the push for equal prize money here at Wimbledon. I'm just wondering if you have
02:36any thoughts on what the players are trying to do now with pressuring slams.
02:42Oh, yeah. I was like, I don't know what's happening. I'm not here enough. I think that times change and
02:51evolve and so will the prize money in time. I'm not a part of that effort, so I cannot speak
02:57to exactly what's happening.
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