Can you remember the thrill of your first campaign, the first thing you invoiced on, what it was and what it felt like at the time? I think

it was PlayStation and it was pretty amazing to win PlayStation right out of the traps.

And we won PlayStation and Reebok very early in our, you know, two still brands that have survived as well.

And for PlayStation, we had a fantastic client called Maria Gray, who's still there actually with them, with PlayStation.

And she was the PlayStation personal that was being launched, which is now the gaming device.

And she gave us carte blanche to have the letters in the Liffey.

We had windows of Brown Thomas, which we had bedazzled the devices with a jewellery designer called Vivian Walsh.

Yeah, so the challenge then is to, under pressure to deliver short term results, but then you have to have an eye to the long term, but nobody's necessarily given the long term the priority it needs.

And how does it feel to have him home for Christmas?

Well, the last time we saw him, he wasn't walking.

So he's walking this time, so it's extra special now.

He'll be up to all sorts of mischief.

So he will want to die, won't he?

And he's delighted, isn't

he? He's delighted now to see us.

Normally he only sees us on the phone and he's just all excited now to be home.