Pashmina

Who did? Him? Me.

Can I Google it? Summary Pashmina-style scarf.

Yeah, you should be able to find it.

Anyway, the podcast that Casper and I were going to do, and might one day do, a version of, is where the two of us would get another child actor, former child actor, on as a guest, and we would discuss their career, particularly their breakout role or whatever.

Cause that's the other thing that you've got to remember about Australia is that it's a very small market.

And so, um, you know, but you know, I've, this is something that, uh, I've spoken about on podcasts I've written about is that people are very set in their ways with what they think will work and that's the Australian publishing industry is very like I call it who they like sort of pitch to is always like the sure thing which is what I call the Pashmina set which is like middle-aged women in Pashminas who like read The Guardian and The Age basically and they don't like they don't target anyone else because they know that that it's just laziness really because they know that those people will buy books but it's like well other people will buy books do you know about marketing like you can get people to buy things um So you don't need to be constantly catering to the whims and moral architecture of that sort of person all the time.

And that's the reason why your friend in publishing says she can't do that, because it's like, well, our main demographic is the Pajamina set.

We can't do anything else.

my...

You were at that event we went to.

There were no Pashminas at our event.

No, it was like a

That's amazing.

She is the Pashmina hack queen.

She's 73.

On her bio it says, silver hair, don't care.

So she's a 73-year-old influencer.

She's got a whole lot of clients that advertise with her.

She does everything from Pashmina hacks to skin care to exercising to how she stays fashion, to how she looks like she gets out and about and how she stays mobile.

She's gorgeous.

You can spend a luxury tour in Ladakh where you stay in all like eco-friendly five-star hotels.

You can at the same time, if you like activities, hands-on activities, you could spend time with the Pashmina weavers.

If you have inclination in textiles, you could do two to three day workshop of learning how to do Pashmina weaving.

If you have religious significance, like there are people who come to India for Buddhism because India is the place where Buddhism started.

So a lot of people from Southeast Asia, we have received people from as far as Korea who come to India just to experience Buddhism.

Did you have a

nautical theme, Pashmina Afghan?

What? No.

Anyways, and...