I mean, well, yeah,

he was in the bathroom and so August 16th, 1977, he was about to leave to go on tour.

So his band and crew and everything were in Portland, Maine.

waiting for Elvis to come and do a show that night, I believe, because it was early morning on August 16th.

The day before that, he'd been to the dentist.

He had a toothache and he went to the dentist.

Came back home, was out in his racquetball court playing racquetball with his cousin, played a bit of piano and sang a song and said, I am going to go to bed now.

Pretty cool.

Yeah.

And when I saw that, I mean, that blew me away as well.

I thought, my gosh, the standard of writing was very, very good.

And the same in this one with Jessie.

I think what we're seeing here is...

And I think you might have heard it in James's retelling of the story there.

It's a very compassionate and empathetic telling of Jessie's life.

It must be difficult for creative Australians to actually make a go of things now.

Yep.

And when I saw that, I mean, that blew me away as well.

I thought, my gosh, the standard of writing was very, very good.

And the same in this one with Jesse.

I think what we're seeing here is, and I think you might have heard it in James's retelling of the story there, it's a very compassionate and empathetic telling of Jesse's life.

It's not, oh, you know, she's a bad person and she did all these terrible things.

It's looking at... what may have motivated her, what may have been behind her decisions in life.

The arts, right? So we're growing up in an era where you put the TV on and there's at night there's talking heads and there's australian singers and performers and there's all these great stories and maybe a story like this would have been far more readily told back then than what it is today and then um these days it's it's all very different it must be so i'll start here it must be difficult for creative australians to actually make a go of things now

Yep.

And I guess that's probably the most common type of heart disease that-... we talk about- Yeah ...

in Australia because we talk about cholesterol, and that is- Yes ...

the kind of fatty deposits inside the arteries that build up over time and, and can cause those blockages.

Um, and so that's very important that people stay on top of their heart health so that you reduce the instance of heart disease, and therefore reduce the instance of, you know, potential episodes like mine that can lead to cardiac arrest.

Yeah.

So, so did you have any plaque or anything prior to that, mate, that, uh, that they say that was the cause of it or? Not that I knew of, no.

Mm