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Speaker 3: On today's episode, I have a full debrief with the
Speaker 3: winner of Australian Survivor twenty twenty three, Heroes Versus Villains
Speaker 3: in an epic showdown, Liz beat Jerry and Matt at
Speaker 3: the final jury. After a shock elimination of King George,
Speaker 3: Liz gave a speech worthy of all votes, and there
Speaker 3: was no secret who had one heroes versus villains by
Speaker 3: the time the pitches had been made. Starting as a
Speaker 3: newbie and as a villain, it was a tough slog,
Speaker 3: but somehow quite effortlessly done by Liz as she outwitted, outplayed,
Speaker 3: and outlasted all the other castaways in Network ten's twenty
Speaker 3: twenty three series. We will talk about Liz's takedown of
Speaker 3: King George. I'll ask where the hell Shannie was in
Speaker 3: that last moment and why she wasn't there for the
Speaker 3: reunion Australia needed and wanted. Liz will also talk about
Speaker 3: Jerry and Matt's pitch and I'll find out if that
Speaker 3: order was the same in real life. Plus, we will
Speaker 3: get some exclusives on the whole series, including some behind
Speaker 3: the scenes secrets, which I'm sure you're gonna love. However, guys,
Speaker 3: let's bring Lizen to the podcast and celebrate her win,
Speaker 3: which you can now catch up on on ten Play. Hi, Liz,
Speaker 3: congratulations on winning Australian Survivor.
Speaker 2: Hello, thank you.
Speaker 3: How hard has it been to keep this a secret
Speaker 3: for this long? I mean, there has been so much
Speaker 3: interest in this particular series of Australian Survivor. This must
Speaker 3: have been pretty hard to keep under your hat.
Speaker 4: Well, No, I literally didn't find out until yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 4: So yesterday we found out and then we watched the
Speaker 4: episode and that was that. So there was no secret
Speaker 4: to keep. I think the biggest secret was just not
Speaker 4: telling anyone where I went missing for six weeks.
Speaker 2: That was my secret.
Speaker 3: I mean, come on, like, after you'd seen those pictures,
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure that you were walking around spending that
Speaker 3: money in your head.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I literally found out yesterday, so it
Speaker 4: was all news to me, which was just so good.
Speaker 4: It was so nice just to have that moment yesterday
Speaker 4: with everyone to celebrate and actually like feel those emotions
Speaker 4: in real life.
Speaker 2: It kept it quite organic, which was sweet.
Speaker 3: I wish I was a fly on the wall for
Speaker 3: that interaction. Now were you all together when you found out?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were, we were. It was really nice.
Speaker 3: What did they say? Like, what were the others doing?
Speaker 3: Was there any tears? Was there any tantrums? Was there
Speaker 3: any surprises? No?
Speaker 2: Everyone was super kind.
Speaker 4: I obviously was a blubbering mess like I have been
Speaker 4: through the whole damn season.
Speaker 2: Just crying all the time.
Speaker 4: I was actually watching the episode this morning on my
Speaker 4: phone because I felt like last night, like it was
Speaker 4: just so much was going on and I just couldn't
Speaker 4: really concentrate, and so like, I put it on my
Speaker 4: phone this morning and I was watching it back and
Speaker 4: started crying again. So I feel like there's gonna be
Speaker 4: a lot more tears to come over the next week.
Speaker 3: If there was an extended version of the season, it
Speaker 3: would just be a whole lot about takes of you
Speaker 3: standing around the beach crying.
Speaker 4: Is that right, standing at the beach crying, or like
Speaker 4: giving someone a salty side eye or licking a machete
Speaker 4: or something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I loved that about you though, because I just thought
Speaker 3: you were being so authentic throughout the game. And I mean,
Speaker 3: authenticity is the secret key to winning these sorts of shows.
Speaker 3: So SIDEI or resting bitch face, it all worked in
Speaker 3: your favor.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: That was the one thing I really wanted to do
Speaker 4: going on Survivor was just to stay true to who
Speaker 4: I am in the real world. And the best feedback
Speaker 4: I got from all friends and family watching the season
Speaker 4: was that I've literally been the exact same person, which
Speaker 4: is all I wanted, and I'm so glad that my
Speaker 4: true personality was portrayed and showed and everyone seemed to
Speaker 4: really like it.
Speaker 2: I mean, I got a few comments saying.
Speaker 4: Oh, she bitches and she moans and this and that,
Speaker 4: but whatever, I'm the winner.
Speaker 3: Well, you outwitted, outplayed and outlasted George, who is being
Speaker 3: celebrated as one of the best Australian Survivor players of
Speaker 3: all time.
Speaker 1: How does that feel?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, George is a phenomenal player. Everyone knows that,
Speaker 4: and he is so deserving of all of his accolades
Speaker 4: because he is a true testament to what Survivor is.
Speaker 4: But I took George down. And that's the thing. I'm
Speaker 4: a sneaky little lady. I feel like, you know, George
Speaker 4: and I obviously played really close together and we had
Speaker 4: a strong alliance. But I always knew that if I
Speaker 4: was to be sitting at the end of George, I
Speaker 4: wouldn't stand a chance. So I had to get rid
Speaker 4: of him, unfortunately, and put our relationship aside and just
Speaker 4: think about myself and my game moving forward.
Speaker 3: A lot of people were saying that, you know, even
Speaker 3: if George was there, you would still get quite a
Speaker 3: lot of votes. I think it might have even been
Speaker 3: a tighter finale had we seen the two of you there.
Speaker 3: I don't know if everyone would have voted for George.
Speaker 4: It's hard because obviously when we're out there, we don't
Speaker 4: hear or see what the jury's saying, so.
Speaker 2: We're kind of going off okay, gameplay personality, you know.
Speaker 4: I knew that George had obviously rub people up the
Speaker 4: wrong way, so that was kind of in my favor.
Speaker 4: But I also knew that if the jury, which was
Speaker 4: stacked with the Turning players, were voting based off gameplay,
Speaker 4: then George would have it. So it wasn't a risk
Speaker 4: I was willing to take to sit next to George
Speaker 4: at the end.
Speaker 3: What was your reaction to seeing him write down your
Speaker 3: name and giving you that message?
Speaker 4: By that point, I was crying, So I have to
Speaker 4: be honest and say I didn't hear it, but I
Speaker 4: did hear that he had some lovely words to share,
Speaker 4: and he's just a sweetheart, and we formed a really
Speaker 4: beautiful friendship and one that I think is going to
Speaker 4: last a really long time.
Speaker 2: And I have so much respect for him. He taught
Speaker 2: me so much about the.
Speaker 4: Game, and it was a real honor working with George
Speaker 4: on this season of Survival.
Speaker 3: Could you have made it this far in the competition
Speaker 3: and to have had this opportunity to win without George?
Speaker 2: I mean a.
Speaker 4: Great question, and it's hard to say, but I think
Speaker 4: I could have done it on my own.
Speaker 2: Like I'm a strong woman.
Speaker 4: I can figure it out, and I will get there
Speaker 4: one way or another, whether that be with George or
Speaker 4: that be with Shannie. I mean, I think it was
Speaker 4: just fate and really just luck. I suppose that I
Speaker 4: formed two genuine friendships with two really strong players that
Speaker 4: taught me so much. If they weren't there, could things
Speaker 4: have been different?
Speaker 2: Perhaps? But could it would have should out? Who knows?
Speaker 3: Who do you think actually taught you the most in
Speaker 3: regards to winning this competition, Shannie, Geordie or George, Because
Speaker 3: there's a lot of people who could really be claiming
Speaker 3: to be your mentor at the moment.
Speaker 4: I personally tried to take a little bit from everyone
Speaker 4: that I interacted with that I knew was a great player,
Speaker 4: Returning players that had obviously played the game before and
Speaker 4: they had the experience. I felt like I just wanted
Speaker 4: to be a sponge and just take little things from
Speaker 4: everyone and then make it my own. So I wouldn't
Speaker 4: put it down to one mentor in particular. I'd say
Speaker 4: that I was kind of a sponge and I just
Speaker 4: absorbed all the knowledge and made it my own.
Speaker 3: Well, you gave the best speech by a country mile,
Speaker 3: leaving Matt and Jerry to come off, in my mind
Speaker 3: and in my opinion, looking a little silly.
Speaker 4: The pitch is really really difficult, and by that point
Speaker 4: in the game you were just a shell of a human.
Speaker 4: So I can tell you going into that pitch that
Speaker 4: I honestly felt like I had lacked out.
Speaker 2: Because I was just so nervous. I was so exhausted
Speaker 2: by the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Watching last night was the first time I actually remembered
Speaker 4: what I'd said because it was just so nerve wracked
Speaker 4: king I just word vomited when it came to my turn.
Speaker 4: But watching back, I am super proud of my pitch
Speaker 4: and it got really great feedback, and Jerry and Matt
Speaker 4: also did a great job, but I think mine was
Speaker 4: just a little bit stronger, a.
Speaker 1: Little bit stronger. Give yourself some credit.
Speaker 3: I mean, is it fair to say that they might
Speaker 3: have made it to the end with absolutely zero resume.
Speaker 3: I mean, what was the point to get all the
Speaker 3: way to the end if they didn't really have anything
Speaker 3: to put forward.
Speaker 4: Yeah, look, I mean you can definitely look at it
Speaker 4: that way, and that's one angle. But I think as well,
Speaker 4: there is merit in getting to the end no matter
Speaker 4: how you get there, Like it's no easy feet, whether
Speaker 4: you are at the forefront of the alliance or you're
Speaker 4: playing with your other alliance members. I think getting to
Speaker 4: the end of Survivor is amazing, and I think you
Speaker 4: just need to own however you get there. Like if
Speaker 4: I was Jerry or Matt, I would be like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I sat behind George and I'm here and you're not.
Speaker 1: So you know.
Speaker 3: One thing I noticed that was really clever in the
Speaker 3: way in which you did your pitch was it was
Speaker 3: clever to see you name people in a positive light
Speaker 3: during your speech. It was almost like watching someone play
Speaker 3: Mario or Sonic the Hedgehog. You just were going along
Speaker 3: collecting the coins, you know, for us as a hero,
Speaker 3: it was like, you know, it was that something you
Speaker 3: chose to do on purpose, to make sure that you
Speaker 3: interacted with certain people, making sure that you would win
Speaker 3: their vote. By saying something really positive about how they
Speaker 3: played in your game. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, I think it's really important when you get to
Speaker 4: that pitch to pay your respects to all the other players,
Speaker 4: and for me in particular, like I mentioned earlier, I
Speaker 4: learned so many things from so many players and so
Speaker 4: many moves from other players, So I think it's important
Speaker 4: to include them, make them feel important and make them
Speaker 4: feel heard and known, because everyone wants to feel that way,
Speaker 4: and that would help me get their vote.
Speaker 1: You know, it's interesting.
Speaker 3: I wanted to ask whether or not that was the
Speaker 3: order that the pitch has happened. Was that did you
Speaker 3: go first and then that was the order that we
Speaker 3: saw on television or did they move the order around last.
Speaker 3: I wanted to ask that because, I mean, you were
Speaker 3: so clever that it made me question whether or not
Speaker 3: it was in the right order, because you did so
Speaker 3: many things in your pitch that was so clever that
Speaker 3: it would have been really remissive the other two if
Speaker 3: they not had seen what you've done and tried to
Speaker 3: use some of that content themselves.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, that's a good point.
Speaker 4: So I went last, and whilst sitting through Jerry's and
Speaker 4: Matt's pitch.
Speaker 2: I just looked into the fire and I just tried
Speaker 2: to block everything out.
Speaker 4: I just kept reciting my pitch in my mind because
Speaker 4: I didn't want to get thrown or kind of put
Speaker 4: off track as to because I knew what I wanted
Speaker 4: to say, and I wanted to really be convincing and
Speaker 4: strong and solid, and I didn't want to wait for that.
Speaker 2: So I was last, and I.
Speaker 4: Suppose that probably worked in my favor as well.
Speaker 3: My biggest problem with the finale was not being able
Speaker 3: to see you not have this reunion with Shannie. Like
Speaker 3: you know, I was so invested in your relationship with Shannie.
Speaker 3: I was originally invested in the spy skirls, but I
Speaker 3: just thought the two two of you girls were amazing.
Speaker 3: And was that a big mistake on behalf of the producers?
Speaker 3: You know that the audience missed out on having that
Speaker 3: moment to see you guys being reunited.
Speaker 4: I think it was just a part of the story.
Speaker 4: I mean, it wasn't targeted that Shawnee was to go
Speaker 4: and for us to not have a reunion. I think Shannie. Unfortunately,
Speaker 4: Shannie just got voted off and so we couldn't have
Speaker 4: that moment. But we've connected since then and we've had
Speaker 4: our moment off camera and we're still really really good friends.
Speaker 4: And I don't think it was anything wrong by the producers.
Speaker 4: It was just a part of the story in the
Speaker 4: whole picture.
Speaker 1: Where was she though?
Speaker 3: Has she had already been put on a plane a
Speaker 3: couple of days before, I mean, where was Shawnie?
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was gone, Sane was born.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I saw Shannie back in Australia, which
Speaker 4: is really sweet.
Speaker 3: What does your friendship look like with Shannie these days?
Speaker 3: You did say that you've been able to catch up
Speaker 3: and have that moment, But the show, you know, was
Speaker 3: made quite a while ago.
Speaker 1: So are you guys in constant contact. How has the
Speaker 1: friendship evolved?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So Shannie made a visit to per which was
Speaker 2: really sweet. We had a week.
Speaker 4: Together and then we talk on the phone. We text
Speaker 4: every other day, so we're super close and we keep
Speaker 4: in touch.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: I also felt the burn when George got rid of Shannie,
Speaker 3: Like I still feel like that's a moment in the
Speaker 3: show that it actually really had impacted me. How was
Speaker 3: that for you at the time, and how were you
Speaker 3: able to dig deep to go back to this alliance
Speaker 3: with George without letting him know that you really had
Speaker 3: been well and truly pissed off by that move.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I feel like in the game Survivor, you need
Speaker 4: to just let things go and get on with it,
Speaker 4: because if you get caught up in a moment, you're done.
Speaker 4: So I knew that I had to put my feelings
Speaker 4: aside and get back on track and mend that relationship
Speaker 4: with George because I knew that I had to use
Speaker 4: him in my game, and I knew that I needed
Speaker 4: him there by my side to progress. And like as
Speaker 4: much as it hurt that Seannie left, I think it
Speaker 4: also really kicked me into gear because it was now
Speaker 4: mine time to really go for it on my own
Speaker 4: and own it.
Speaker 3: I want to take you to task on one thing,
Speaker 3: though maybe you've got a better answer for this. But
Speaker 3: you know, in that final pitch, you know, you mentioned
Speaker 3: that George had missed you and Shannie conspiring against him,
Speaker 3: which I don't think was necessarily true, because he did
Speaker 3: notice that you two were conspiring against him, and that
Speaker 3: was the reason why he got rid of Shannie.
Speaker 4: I wasn't aware, so watching back, I only realized that
Speaker 4: George actually did hear about Shannie and I. Whilst watching
Speaker 4: I had no idea that actually out there he did,
Speaker 4: so that.
Speaker 2: Was news to me.
Speaker 4: And watching back, obviously George had overheard about the shi
Speaker 4: alliance and unfortunately that was how I'm doing.
Speaker 1: What did that feel like?
Speaker 3: Did you think, oh, that makes more sense now and
Speaker 3: you know, of course George did that. Was that was
Speaker 3: there a little bit more forgiving to his move now
Speaker 3: that you knew that he'd overheard some stuff?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I feel like watching back and seeing all the
Speaker 4: other conversations and the whispers and what people overheard and
Speaker 4: didn't overhear, it really puts it into context more so
Speaker 4: I can understand why George made that move. But at
Speaker 4: the same time, George had his own relationships on the side,
Speaker 4: you know, him, Matt and Jerry were so solid, and.
Speaker 2: Seannie and I were just the same on the other side.
Speaker 4: So I get it, But I also feel like it
Speaker 4: still wasn't necessary, you.
Speaker 3: Know, watching it back, was there anything because you were
Speaker 3: just mentioning this that particularly shocked you and has annoyed you.
Speaker 3: I mean, the POV of the viewer is different to
Speaker 3: that of a castaway on the beach. Surely you've seen
Speaker 3: some stuff now that you think, well, that makes me
Speaker 3: think very differently of you.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's definitely been moments like say, on the
Speaker 4: other tribe, or when someone's off in the jungle having
Speaker 4: a whisper to one another, where you're like, oh, okay,
Speaker 4: this was said interesting, and then you can kind of
Speaker 4: put the pieces together in your mind a bit better.
Speaker 4: But I'm really thankful. I feel like I had a
Speaker 4: great edit and I came across really well, and yeah,
Speaker 4: I have nothing to complain about. I loved it.
Speaker 3: Was it more impressive to you to be a newbian
Speaker 3: to beat all these returning players or was it more
Speaker 3: important to you to be a villain and to beat
Speaker 3: the heroes.
Speaker 4: It was definitely more impressive to me to be outplaying
Speaker 4: the returnees, because I feel like going into Survivor with
Speaker 4: no experience is super challenging and a real shock to
Speaker 4: the system because it's definitely a lot more difficult than
Speaker 4: what it looks like on your screens. And so knowing
Speaker 4: that these returning players had that experience, I thought, Okay, right,
Speaker 4: this is going to be really tough because they know
Speaker 4: what they're doing and I'm literally coming in blind. So
Speaker 4: the fact that I outplayed all of the returning players
Speaker 4: is pretty incredible.
Speaker 3: I liked that last night you said that Survivor has
Speaker 3: changed your life. You know, does this game change you
Speaker 3: forever in the way you socialize with people in the
Speaker 3: real world. I mean, I can't imagine how doing something
Speaker 3: so hectic is this has impacted your life. But now
Speaker 3: that you've had some time to sit with that, you know,
Speaker 3: how did Survivor change your life?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think it really really put me out of my
Speaker 4: comfort zone. And I'm quite an introvert in the real
Speaker 4: world world. I have my people and I'm happy with that.
Speaker 4: So going into a game where you literally don't know
Speaker 4: anyone and you have to be social, you have to
Speaker 4: have a social game, you have to actually get to
Speaker 4: know people. That really brought me out of my shell.
Speaker 4: And I think leaving the game now, I'm a lot
Speaker 4: more confident when it comes to speaking to people I
Speaker 4: don't know, and I feel like I kind of own
Speaker 4: who I am a bit better, if that makes sense.
Speaker 2: That would be the biggest takeaway for me.
Speaker 4: It's just like that self growth of like becoming a
Speaker 4: stronger woman and more confident and yeah, just not shying
Speaker 4: away from putting myself out there for opportunities.
Speaker 1: I love that for you.
Speaker 3: I think that's great, you know, I think it's quite amazing,
Speaker 3: quite lovely to hear. How long did it take for
Speaker 3: you to shake this game? I mean when you return
Speaker 3: to the real world. Did take you a long time
Speaker 3: to sort of go back to normal life?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It just it honestly felt like such a blur. I
Speaker 4: feel like when I got back, I went straight into
Speaker 4: work for a few weeks, it was a time of
Speaker 4: the past because I was just so consumed of what
Speaker 4: I was doing.
Speaker 2: And then as the ads started coming out.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, yes, this is happening, Like I
Speaker 4: almost forgot about it for a hot minute. But I
Speaker 4: feel like it'll leave its mark on me always, like
Speaker 4: deep within what I've achieved and what I've done.
Speaker 2: I'm so proud.
Speaker 4: But life goes on and it's onto the next thing,
Speaker 4: and you just got to keep moving forward.
Speaker 3: Something I ask everybody who joins the podcast, what's something
Speaker 3: from behind the scenes, something that we didn't see that
Speaker 3: we won't see, kind of like a behind the scenes
Speaker 3: secret of Australian Survivor that fans might be really excited
Speaker 3: to know.
Speaker 4: I was always extremely excited about food, because I'm a
Speaker 4: hungry girl and I eat a lot in the real world,
Speaker 4: so I was really struggling with the food.
Speaker 2: I lost about ten kilos at one point, and.
Speaker 4: I recall we'd have about a handful in the morning
Speaker 4: and in the night of rice if we could get
Speaker 4: a fire going.
Speaker 2: So to me, being someone that was a.
Speaker 4: Professional athlete and ate like a it was a really
Speaker 4: really big cut in food and really really hard to
Speaker 4: wrap my head around.
Speaker 2: And all I thought about the whole time was eating.
Speaker 2: And so when those food challenges came around.
Speaker 4: And I was blessed with digging into something, I was
Speaker 4: over the moon, which might not have come across on TV,
Speaker 4: but we were all so excited when the food challenges
Speaker 4: were there because we were all starving.
Speaker 3: You know, I imagine and I've heard before that you
Speaker 3: know you do get check ups with the like ametic
Speaker 3: that's there, you know, I have to challenges.
Speaker 1: Every day that you do a challenge, they do a
Speaker 1: quick check up.
Speaker 3: Is that how you knew that you'd lost so much weight,
Speaker 3: that you were down ten kilos because at one point
Speaker 3: of the game, it was a check up that they
Speaker 3: revealed that I think just at.
Speaker 4: The end when I got out, and then I jumped
Speaker 4: from the scales and I saw what my body weight was.
Speaker 4: That kind of told me where I was at and
Speaker 4: how much weight I had lost. But yes, there's a
Speaker 4: medic checking in on you to make sure all your
Speaker 4: vitals are good and you're not about to cark it
Speaker 4: out there.
Speaker 2: But it was post game where I realized that I.
Speaker 4: Was skin and bone, and watching back, I was skin
Speaker 4: and bone.
Speaker 1: Did you put the ten kilos back on straight away?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: My god, it did not take me long at all.
Speaker 2: I will tell you what.
Speaker 1: Just one week and it's all back on.
Speaker 3: Another question I've been asking everyone that's joined the podcast
Speaker 3: this season is would you ever return? An interesting question
Speaker 3: for you being a winner. You know, we've had previous
Speaker 3: winners that have returned, and then we've got winners that
Speaker 3: don't want to return, like PM Miranda. You know it's
Speaker 3: probably early days to really even answer this question fairly,
Speaker 3: but you know, would you ever return to the Survivor universe?
Speaker 4: I think, in this given moment right now, I just
Speaker 4: really want to enjoy this time and this win and
Speaker 4: just like sit in it for a bit. Ask me
Speaker 4: in a year or two, and I think I'll say yes,
Speaker 4: I would love to come back and give it another go.
Speaker 4: It would be nice to see a returning winner win twice,
Speaker 4: because we haven't seen that.
Speaker 3: Yet, so you never know, have you spent any of
Speaker 3: this money? By the way, everyone's going to do. You
Speaker 3: know what's so weird was that, you know, when I
Speaker 3: won Big Brother, the only question I got from the
Speaker 3: media the next day, because interviews on radio was so sure,
Speaker 3: was you know, how are you going to spend the money?
Speaker 3: And it was like it dawned on me that I
Speaker 3: was like, it's the most inappropriate question ever, Like you
Speaker 3: not even allowed to ask how much people earn it
Speaker 3: their job, you know, or you know, it's just so bizarre.
Speaker 3: But you know, what have you been saying to people
Speaker 3: asking you about how you're going to spend the money?
Speaker 4: The same thing I'll say to you is, I literally
Speaker 4: don't know. I feel like I'm still shocked and just like,
Speaker 4: what the hell's going on? But as I've also said
Speaker 4: to everyone this morning, I want to be smart, I
Speaker 4: want to invest, I want to kind of get something
Speaker 4: going for my future, maybe take a holiday. Honestly, nothing crazy,
Speaker 4: But it's not about the money. It's about the journey
Speaker 4: and the win and the self development and just the
Speaker 4: whole experience for me.
Speaker 3: If by any chance you spend any of that money
Speaker 3: taking Seannie on a holiday, then the rest I'm speaking
Speaker 3: on behalf of the rest of Australia.
Speaker 1: We just want to see photos, Okay, easy, Thanks.
Speaker 3: Liz, Thank you so much. Can I just have absolutely
Speaker 3: loved watching you this season. You were so fantastic right
Speaker 3: from the start, and so many of my friends everybody
Speaker 3: has been celebrating you every night last night, so what
Speaker 3: an amazing opportunity for me to chat to you today
Speaker 3: and unpack this.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, I really appreciate it.