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Speaker 1: be discussing Australian idol with one of the new hosts
Speaker 1: of the rebooted Channel seven series. It is the handsome
Speaker 1: Scott Tweety. Scott Tweety is an Australian television, radio host,
Speaker 1: presenter and producer. Tweety is currently back in Australia hosting
Speaker 1: Australian Idol. However, the last couple of years he's been
Speaker 1: calling the US home on the E Network. The first
Speaker 1: few weeks of Idol have definitely shown audiences that the
Speaker 1: brand integrity has been kept in tact and hasn't strayed
Speaker 1: too far from what fans of the show No One love.
Speaker 2: I will find out.
Speaker 1: From Scott about his casting journey on Idol. We will
Speaker 1: discuss agism in the television industry. I will also ask
Speaker 1: if this series we will get a week by week elimination,
Speaker 1: which I'm pretty sure everyone wants to know. I personally
Speaker 1: am a big fan of Scott and I'll try not
Speaker 1: to annoy him or yourselves by falling all over him.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 1: I'm going to bring him into the podcast now. I
Speaker 1: really hope you enjoy this episode. Hi, Scott, how are.
Speaker 3: You, Benjamin? I'm very well. Thank you A great question
Speaker 3: to kick things off. It's been good because I actually
Speaker 3: am living overseas at the moment. It's been winter and
Speaker 3: I landed two days ago prepping for episode and one
Speaker 3: of Idol, and I'm so excited it's summertime. As a
Speaker 3: buzz in the air, fourteen years since Idle has been on.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's an exciting time in my life, that's
Speaker 3: for sure.
Speaker 1: I follow you on social media and have done for
Speaker 1: a very long time. I'm actually a Scott tweety superfan.
Speaker 3: So does that mean you're watching my stupid breakfast reviews,
Speaker 3: watching my edits that I do?
Speaker 1: Everything I've been watching. I'm like ready to say, you know,
Speaker 1: welcome home. I saw you walking in Bondi yesterday. I
Speaker 1: wasn't following you. I was just, you know, watching you
Speaker 1: on your social media. So that's less creepy.
Speaker 3: We've got to get a beer. Then, what city are
Speaker 3: you in?
Speaker 2: I'm in Melbourne. I'm in Melbourne, so you're in Sydney.
Speaker 3: But well I'm no plans for Melbourne this time around
Speaker 3: when our auditions were being filled, which will happen again
Speaker 3: at the end of the year. Let's get a beer.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent. Okay, Well that's great, you can meet
Speaker 1: your official super fan. Anyway, we're going to get away
Speaker 1: from this. People are like Ben, you'r banks so annoying.
Speaker 1: I have to ask how long are you going to
Speaker 1: be back here in Australia? Are you back here just
Speaker 1: for the Australian Idol finishing this season with the live episodes?
Speaker 2: Is that how long you're here for?
Speaker 3: Correct? Yeah? So here for just over two months. This
Speaker 3: is the dream scenario, by the way, because I moved
Speaker 3: over to the US three years ago and loving life
Speaker 3: over there. It's very different in America is a different
Speaker 3: beast altogether. But I think the hub of film and
Speaker 3: TV is over in Los Angeles. But I've always loved
Speaker 3: TV in Australia and we do make better TV here.
Speaker 3: So coming home for a show this big and the
Speaker 3: schedule in summer time three months of the year I
Speaker 3: can be Sydney based and then nine months of the
Speaker 3: year over in the US, it's a dream come true
Speaker 3: for me.
Speaker 2: Really, you're living the dream. How did idle come about?
Speaker 1: Because I have been saying for years that this is
Speaker 1: your gig and you may need to just follow me
Speaker 1: on Instagram because you'll then reveal all the messages that
Speaker 1: I send you and when they announced it, I'll coming back.
Speaker 2: I wrote to you and said this has to be
Speaker 2: your gig.
Speaker 3: Well that makes you and osher Ginsburg because Osha texts
Speaker 3: me as well and he was like, tweety, this is yours.
Speaker 3: You gotta go through it, and you're right when it
Speaker 3: got announced. I've always wanted to, to be honest, I've
Speaker 3: done a screen test to host The Voice for four,
Speaker 3: to host X Factor before, and it's just all about
Speaker 3: timing in your career. For some of those shows, I
Speaker 3: still look too young. I did have enough experience. It's
Speaker 3: all about right time, right place, and I knew in
Speaker 3: my gut. I was like, this is the right time
Speaker 3: for me. This is the right time where I feel
Speaker 3: I've got the runs on the board, my relationship with music,
Speaker 3: my relationship with Australians, it's all come to this and
Speaker 3: I want it. And when you really want something and
Speaker 3: you go hard that the problem with when you watch
Speaker 3: something bad enough is the rejection if you don't get it.
Speaker 3: And I've now been rejected enough to know that it's
Speaker 3: all part of it. If it doesn't happen, it's not
Speaker 3: your fault because it's just a subjective process of people
Speaker 3: going through. It can be execs, it can be you know,
Speaker 3: a wrong pairing with another host, any of that. But
Speaker 3: I was like, this is the show that I want
Speaker 3: to come back to Australia to host, and I just
Speaker 3: lined everything up so I had chats with Channel seven execs,
Speaker 3: I had screen tests. The screen tests I did were
Speaker 3: my best I've ever done. So once again, I was like,
Speaker 3: I don't get this. It's all cool, but I think
Speaker 3: I'm the best guy for the gig.
Speaker 1: I actually thought that you would have been good to
Speaker 1: host the newer version of Big Brother. So that came
Speaker 1: back in twenty twenty and I started talking about you then.
Speaker 1: So this is like three years ago, and I was like,
Speaker 1: you know, if Sondy Krueger doesn't come back and do
Speaker 1: this job, I actually think that Scott twenty would be
Speaker 1: great at this because it kind of was a different
Speaker 1: format and I thought that you would give it the
Speaker 1: fresh vibe. I also thought you'd be really good at
Speaker 1: sort of interrogating those housemates. Did they ever ask you
Speaker 1: to do that gig?
Speaker 3: Never? No, that was never on the cards that one.
Speaker 3: I've been up for a few different shows, but not
Speaker 3: that one. But Ben, do you want to be my manager?
Speaker 3: You want to shot me around? This is great, man,
Speaker 3: This is great for the ego.
Speaker 2: I put your name out there at the time.
Speaker 1: It was like twenty nineteen they were rumoring Big Brother
Speaker 1: coming back and I mentioned it. You on a podcast,
Speaker 1: and then you ended up being in the Sports Bet
Speaker 1: at number five on most likely to host Big Brother
Speaker 1: when it came back. So I was like, I feel
Speaker 1: like I might be the only one talking about I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 3: Who was four three two, who was ahead of me?
Speaker 1: You had Christy Swan, you had Sondy Krueger. Of course,
Speaker 1: you had Colleen Yeah, and you had Tim Dormer. I think,
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean that's off the top of my head, but.
Speaker 3: I mean there are all powerhouses right there. So it's
Speaker 3: a privilege to be in that top five with those
Speaker 3: those wonderful ladies and Tim Well.
Speaker 1: Speaking of Osho, he was on the podcast a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago and he was talking about you and
Speaker 1: talking about how he thought that you should do this role,
Speaker 1: which is quite amazing to get that tip of the
Speaker 1: hat from someone so iconic and so linked to Australian idol.
Speaker 1: You know, has he been a huge inspiration for you
Speaker 1: and is it hard not to kind of, you know,
Speaker 1: impersonate him a little bit in this hosting role.
Speaker 3: Ausha and I couldn't be more different. We are so
Speaker 3: completely different. However, we did go to the same high school,
Speaker 3: we did start in Brisbane Radio on the street team
Speaker 3: of I was at Nova. He was at B one
Speaker 3: oh five at the time and he did host Channel
Speaker 3: V in a music show. I hosted The Loops. So
Speaker 3: there's similarities, but we are completely different people. Well you can't,
Speaker 3: I mean, in your career. I can only be myself,
Speaker 3: and that's what hosting is is being yourself, building a
Speaker 3: relationship with an audience and delivering a message in a
Speaker 3: very natural way. That's what we do for a living,
Speaker 3: and connecting with people. I think we're both in the
Speaker 3: business of making people feel good. We as hosts. It's
Speaker 3: not about us, It's about whatever's happening in front of us.
Speaker 3: So the less we can do to make people look better,
Speaker 3: we've done our job. We're better at our jobs basically.
Speaker 3: So I can never compare myself or think I'm similar
Speaker 3: to Asher. I think he's had an incredible career. I'm
Speaker 3: just another brizzy boy having a crack and having a
Speaker 3: good time. And I think just working really hard. Like
Speaker 3: I think anyone that's worked alongside me knows that I
Speaker 3: just go hard. I just and I enjoy it. I
Speaker 3: enjoy that whole process, which is why how good Into
Speaker 3: TV is I love editing. I love filming and editing
Speaker 3: and storytelling, and I think that's helped me get a
Speaker 3: lot of my jobs as well, just getting stuck into it.
Speaker 3: And then when I work on shows with the editors,
Speaker 3: listening to producers, listening to directors and just trying to
Speaker 3: get better and better.
Speaker 1: Really, I think you're interested in people. That's what I've
Speaker 1: noticed with your work on Studio ten, whether it was
Speaker 1: The Loop wherever. I have seen some of your work
Speaker 1: that I got to see, you know, online when you're
Speaker 1: in New York. I think there's something of a currency
Speaker 1: that for you. Yes, you look attractive and can be,
Speaker 1: you know, a host like this and get those jobs,
Speaker 1: but that all seems to drop away and I can
Speaker 1: see you genuinely engaging in people and getting good content
Speaker 1: out of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's something I want to work on more and
Speaker 3: more every year. I think I'm a perfectionist, like a
Speaker 3: lot of us are media and we want to be
Speaker 3: the best of the best. And I edit so many
Speaker 3: videos that I don't put out because I'm like, no,
Speaker 3: I'm bored, I'm I don't find that entertaining and I
Speaker 3: don't do it, and I should put them out more,
Speaker 3: because Yeah, I think it's the art of just being
Speaker 3: the most authentic, genuine version of yourself that people connect
Speaker 3: with the most. And I think it's when we try
Speaker 3: and be too presentory or too polished that people kind
Speaker 3: of lose interest. So yeah, I've been working over the
Speaker 3: years of just being myself and the talking to people
Speaker 3: and seeing what's out there that works the best when
Speaker 3: it comes to content and hosting.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, you know, talking about Australian Idol, it's back this week.
Speaker 1: People have got to see it. It's very much like
Speaker 1: the Australian Idol that we know. They've been very true
Speaker 1: to the format. But I wanted to know how old
Speaker 1: were you when the show first debuted in two thousand
Speaker 1: and two.
Speaker 3: I was in two thousand and two, so let's do
Speaker 3: some math here to fourteen years of age. So fourteen
Speaker 3: and I was invested in it. I thought it was
Speaker 3: the greatest TV show I was. I didn't know whether
Speaker 3: to go for Guy or for Nolesy. I ended up
Speaker 3: voting for Guy Sebastian and to this day I've done
Speaker 3: a lot more work with Nolesy. I've never told him
Speaker 3: I voted for Guy. Will not bring that up. It
Speaker 3: just it was a moment in time in Australian history
Speaker 3: where there's those key moments where things just happened, and
Speaker 3: you know, like I think there was like the America's
Speaker 3: Cup years and years ago, not comparing Idle to that,
Speaker 3: but it was a massive moment in Australia where people
Speaker 3: would never engaged in a show like this before, and
Speaker 3: the public were so vital to what happened for the
Speaker 3: results of the show. And it was also seeing amazing musicians,
Speaker 3: like it was a really incredible period of time.
Speaker 1: I just remember watching Oh were you ben this? Because
Speaker 1: this reveals how old I am? I think I was?
Speaker 1: I was I was twenty two and I watched it
Speaker 1: in this apartment that I mean, now.
Speaker 3: The hell do you have less gray hairs than me?
Speaker 3: And what's your skincare? Recing? What is going on?
Speaker 2: That is good lighting? My friend? I mean, it's quite funny.
Speaker 1: I auditioned for something that was a hosting role and
Speaker 1: I went and based all my look on what you
Speaker 1: were wearing on the Loop that week. It was like
Speaker 1: a white shirt and this jacket anyway, and then I
Speaker 1: said to my partner, I was like, what do you reckon?
Speaker 3: Do?
Speaker 2: I can I put some of those grays in.
Speaker 1: My hair like Scott Tweety.
Speaker 3: They're getting more and more. I was actually nervous getting
Speaker 3: the idle role. I was like, they can to ask
Speaker 3: me this.
Speaker 2: I love this. Don't touch the gray hair at all.
Speaker 2: It's so signature, it's so you.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I was just wondering that. I was like,
Speaker 3: are they going to tell me to diet to be
Speaker 3: more as I say, youthful. And it's like, guys, I've
Speaker 3: spent half my career looking too young, you know, half
Speaker 3: my career like nah, you just don't look old enough.
Speaker 3: So now let me have this moment. But I think
Speaker 3: it's going to go. It's going to be white pretty
Speaker 3: quickly all over it.
Speaker 1: It's not funny that people always say things like you're
Speaker 1: too young, Like I'm now in my mid forties and
Speaker 1: I still get told I look too young for shows
Speaker 1: Like that's the feedback that I'll be all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: I'm going to be like, I'm just going to get
Speaker 1: this huge Buddha belly and you know, I'm going to
Speaker 1: just look my age and then they'll be like, oh, sorry,
Speaker 1: you're too old, and they'll be like a window of
Speaker 1: like a day that I could have been able to
Speaker 1: do something exactly. We get this horrible feedback and it's
Speaker 1: very tough industry, but I have to say, it's been
Speaker 1: so good to watch what's happened with your career, and
Speaker 1: I think this is something that's really going to propel you.
Speaker 2: I think it really will huge deal.
Speaker 3: It's a massive you're just for me personally, and I
Speaker 3: think also the production Itselfie, I've never worked on a
Speaker 3: show where everyone involved, from the executive producers down to
Speaker 3: the camera guys, to the runners to the contestants. There's
Speaker 3: so much love for this show and the amount of
Speaker 3: energy and the vibes on set, I've never had anything
Speaker 3: like it. It truly was a moving experience and we
Speaker 3: haven't even done the live shows yet.
Speaker 1: Did you get nervous though, I mean, this is what
Speaker 1: I was nervous about coming back to watching the show.
Speaker 1: I was hoping we would see the good singers and
Speaker 1: the bad singers, because that kind of was idle like
Speaker 1: we got to see the worst of Australian singers and
Speaker 1: the best. However, the cringe factor in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: watching some of these singers that can't really sing is
Speaker 1: sometimes hard to watch.
Speaker 2: How did it make you feel to watch.
Speaker 1: Some of these performers get up there and not be
Speaker 1: able to sing.
Speaker 3: I loved every moment of it, and I loved it
Speaker 3: more because we get a feed if it's either Rickie
Speaker 3: or myself doing the door. So yeah, the contestant come in,
Speaker 3: we wait, there they go in. We can't hear or
Speaker 3: we don't really know what's going on in the room
Speaker 3: until they walk out. Have a golden ticket or not
Speaker 3: a golden ticket. If we're not doing that, we're back
Speaker 3: in our green rooms and we've got a feed of
Speaker 3: what's happening in the room. And if there's a bad one,
Speaker 3: I'm one of these people that sits there and I'm like,
Speaker 3: what's Kyle going to say? What is Kyle going to say?
Speaker 3: And then he says it. And to be fair to Kyle,
Speaker 3: I think because he's just had a child, he's softened
Speaker 3: up a bit more and he's critiquing or judging hasn't
Speaker 3: as been as harsh as what I thought. But no,
Speaker 3: you need it because I think as well some people
Speaker 3: a live in this world where either their friends and
Speaker 3: family haven't been honest, and it's you're part of it.
Speaker 3: The entertainment industry. It's hard, and it's you get judged
Speaker 3: all the time, you get knocked back, you get rejected
Speaker 3: all the time. It's all part of it. So it's
Speaker 3: how you bounce back from that. And then if there's
Speaker 3: an actual point in your career you're like, Okay, maybe
Speaker 3: this isn't for me, or you keep going harder and harder,
Speaker 3: you're like, Okay, I've got to crack through somewhere else.
Speaker 1: But I think also all of the judges aren't leaning
Speaker 1: into oh there's one nasty judge and where the nice ones.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're all giving constructive criticism to these people
Speaker 1: standing there. Like even Meghan Trenor saw this girl and
Speaker 1: she was so wonderful. I can't remember her name this week,
Speaker 1: and she was so talented. However, she kind of overcooked
Speaker 1: the performance. You know, she was dramatically pointing and doing
Speaker 1: all this stuff, and Megan was able to give her
Speaker 1: that constructive criticism, that tough love that you need to
Speaker 1: prepare these young people for. I mean, it is not
Speaker 1: a walk in the park. The industry is incredibly tough.
Speaker 1: People are going to be critiquing you online every single day,
Speaker 1: and if you can't take it from these people at
Speaker 1: this point then it's really time for them to leave
Speaker 1: the competition.
Speaker 3: You are correct, and it's I thought they gave great
Speaker 3: feedback to a lot of singers, a great fear that
Speaker 3: a lot of them can take, and it applied to
Speaker 3: other areas of their life as well as singing. So
Speaker 3: all in all, it's been a really good experience so far.
Speaker 3: But the fun is just getting started because once we
Speaker 3: start live, that is where it all happens.
Speaker 1: What's Ricky Lee like to work with? I've been obsessed
Speaker 1: with her. She's great, She's got so much energy and
Speaker 1: I love that she is still connected to the Australian
Speaker 1: idol brand. Has it been fun to collaborate with her
Speaker 1: on the show?
Speaker 3: A dream come true? An absolute dream come true. She
Speaker 3: is a bogan from the Gold Coast. I'm a bogan
Speaker 3: from Brisbane and when two Queenslanders come together, it's a joy.
Speaker 3: It's an absolute. But she's so talented but just down
Speaker 3: to work. She's just what you see is what you
Speaker 3: get from Ricky Lee, which is you know, in our industry,
Speaker 3: sometimes it's not the case with her, pure joy. I
Speaker 3: really every day I get to work with her, it's
Speaker 3: like an honor to be standing next to her.
Speaker 1: How long was the production shoots for that? Like, were
Speaker 1: you filming for days on end?
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, we were, but they most audition days were
Speaker 3: just one whole long day. But then we have a
Speaker 3: travel day we'd filmed beforehand in that city. We might
Speaker 3: film some stuff afterwards as well. So not a massive schedule,
Speaker 3: but enough.
Speaker 1: And do we know how many live episodes we're going
Speaker 1: to get, because you know, this is live television back
Speaker 1: for the first time in a very long time.
Speaker 2: Are we going to get four or five or six?
Speaker 2: Do you even know how I know the number?
Speaker 3: I don't know if I can tell you at this point,
Speaker 3: I think that a secret. But yeah, there is enough.
Speaker 3: There's enough where you're going to get to know these contestants.
Speaker 1: Because I want to know, like, are we going to
Speaker 1: get like a week by week elimination or is it
Speaker 1: going to be like mass walkouts week by week? Okay, great,
Speaker 1: that's all I want to know.
Speaker 3: That's the money so they'll be buying. That's that's the
Speaker 3: Idle brand. You need to evolve and get to know
Speaker 3: and build a relationship with these singers week after week,
Speaker 3: and that's really important to the format.
Speaker 2: Who do you have a favorite? From the first week.
Speaker 1: We've seen some amazing singers already. Is there anyone that
Speaker 1: stays in your mind that thinks, oh, that's someone to follow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've got my favorites, but I can't leave my
Speaker 3: mind because we've got to play Switzerland.
Speaker 2: As the host.
Speaker 3: I like, once again, it's my opinion, but I'm not
Speaker 3: on the show to judge. I'm on the show to
Speaker 3: make sure every contestant has the best experience and they
Speaker 3: they feel comfortable.
Speaker 1: I can imagine that you would have had the opportunity
Speaker 1: to interview with these judges before.
Speaker 2: You've probably met them all before.
Speaker 1: But is there some one of the judges this series
Speaker 1: that you've connected with more than the others.
Speaker 3: I mean, I was lucky enough to when the process
Speaker 3: of getting screened for this, and there was discussions and
Speaker 3: then this went over two years. There's sort of long
Speaker 3: process to get this hosting role. Kyle san Lands was
Speaker 3: pushing for me. He was back in LA He saw
Speaker 3: me on E News in the US and he was
Speaker 3: like this young Ossie guy, like he's great. I really
Speaker 3: enjoy him. So he pushed hard for me to be
Speaker 3: one of the hosts. He's he claims I got the
Speaker 3: job from him, which is probably right. Like Kyle has
Speaker 3: so much pull and he has so much credentials in
Speaker 3: the film and TV world with radio as well, so
Speaker 3: I have a lot to thank for Kyle. But also
Speaker 3: I've interviewed. I was Amy Shark's first ever interview on
Speaker 3: the Ari's Red Carpet, so I popped that cherry for
Speaker 3: her and I was like, yes, she does. She's so cool.
Speaker 3: She's like, oh whatever, I'm Amy.
Speaker 2: I got that.
Speaker 3: I was your first interview. But then I'm still getting
Speaker 3: to know Megan Trainer and I've definitely got the nod
Speaker 3: of approval from Harry Knick Junior. So I went and
Speaker 3: saw him the other day in the US. He was
Speaker 3: doing his Christmas live shows and I went there with
Speaker 3: his family. It was wonderful. So yeah, he's just such
Speaker 3: a lovely guy.
Speaker 1: He's so genuine as well, Like that was what really
Speaker 1: he knows this format well because of American Idol, like
Speaker 1: he's gotten that before. So like you can say, how
Speaker 1: funny was it that he accidentally called it American Idol
Speaker 1: At one point I thought that.
Speaker 3: They left that in. That's what I like that they're
Speaker 3: keeping the edit quite raw. They're not really polishing it
Speaker 3: a lot, which is great. I think it's people connect
Speaker 3: better with that.
Speaker 1: But he's brilliant and I think, you know, for me,
Speaker 1: there was a lot of comments about why we didn't
Speaker 1: have all Australian judges because previously we had all Australian
Speaker 1: judges on this show and these days, you know, we
Speaker 1: want these people who are global superstars because we're trying
Speaker 1: to grow global superstars, so it does make sense for
Speaker 1: them to be there. But there was that nervousness from
Speaker 1: the general public online and even for myself. However, I
Speaker 1: think with Harry Knick, Junior and Meghan that they are
Speaker 1: doing a very good job and I think audiences are
Speaker 1: connecting with them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're gonna love them.
Speaker 1: Everyone who joins the podcast gets asked this question, what
Speaker 1: is something from behind the scenes, something that we won't see,
Speaker 1: something as a behind the scenes secret from your time
Speaker 1: filming idol?
Speaker 3: Okay, when Ricky Lee and Old School Idol were doing
Speaker 3: the show, every contestant got a Golden card and this
Speaker 3: card McDonald's was a sponsor at the time, so they
Speaker 3: got unlimited McDonald's whenever they wanted. They could take their
Speaker 3: friend as their family in and this card was like
Speaker 3: McDonald's on the house this time round for Australian Idol.
Speaker 3: Our main sponsor is Tim Tams. We have unlimited Tim
Speaker 3: Tams on set at all times. If you ever want
Speaker 3: Tim Tams, hit me up in the DMS, every corner
Speaker 3: behind the scenes, Tim TAM's there, Tim Sam's here, Tim
Speaker 3: TAM's there is that old ad unlimited Tim Tams that
Speaker 3: is Australian Idol. It is awesome, but also I'm trying
Speaker 3: to fit into suits that were measured to me months
Speaker 3: ago to get the made custom for the live shows.
Speaker 3: I can't have that many no my treat every day
Speaker 3: I get like I usually have about three to four
Speaker 3: an episode, pick up.
Speaker 1: The runs around BONDI way there, I think, and then
Speaker 1: eat as many.
Speaker 3: Ten terms as double gyms so I could have my
Speaker 3: Tim Dams mate.
Speaker 1: It was so great to be able to chat with
Speaker 1: you this morning. I think you're doing a fantastic job
Speaker 1: on the show. I can't wait to watch this season
Speaker 1: roll out. Good luck to you and all the people
Speaker 1: at seven. You know this is a fantastic show to
Speaker 1: see back.
Speaker 3: Man, thanks for supporting me the show. I'm going to
Speaker 3: follow you on Instagram right now, and now let's have
Speaker 3: a chat. A few episodes did, We'll do that again.