But yeah, so the longevity element is interesting because We never set out to go on for this long necessarily.
We didn't know that there was an end point or if there would be an end point.
We had no goal specifically that was sort of like once we've done that, we've done it.
It was more a case of we have a purpose to be here.
Awareness for the industry.
It was during lockdown, the unwelcome guest that we started and it all sort of spanned from there.
But we've kept going because, number one, there is interest and we love the fact that you guys will tune in, be that watching on YouTube, listening to the podcast, downloading it later, listening when it first gets released.
You might be, I don't know, where are we? We're October 26th currently.
You might be a few years in the future, in which case, whoa, we're from the past, man.
That was weird as well.
That was just playing with time.
That's
scary, Sam.
Yes.
Yeah.
But either way, we we still feel we have a purpose and we very much enjoy what we're doing.
So we will continue in this vein until it's no longer relevant, until it no longer makes sense, until people stop listening.
But I think also what keeps us going is that.
Every other week, we have a wonderful guest, as Sam said, as he listed that, from all spheres of the creative world, the entertainment world.
And I think people still want to join us.
People still want to say, this is what I do.
This is what I love.
And as we found out during that horrible period of lockdown, Without each other, the industry kind of falls apart.
Or we've discovered that behind the scenes, so much happens before Sam and I walk onto a stage or we walk into a recording studio or onto the set of a TV film or whatever.
So we've also...
But yeah, so the longevity element is interesting because We never set out to go on for this long necessarily.
We didn't know that there was an end point or if there would be an end point.
We had no goal specifically that was sort of like once we've done that, we've done it.
It was more a case of we have a purpose to be here.
Awareness for the industry.
It was during lockdown, the unwelcome guest that we started and it all sort of spanned from there.
But we've kept going because, number one, there is interest and we love the fact that you guys will tune in, be that watching on YouTube, listening to the podcast, downloading it later, listening when it first gets released.
You might be, I don't know, where are we? We're October 26th currently.
You might be a few years in the future, in which case, whoa, we're from the past, man.
That was weird as well.
That was just playing with time.
That's
scary, Sam.
Yes.
Yeah.
But either way, we we still feel we have a purpose and we very much enjoy what we're doing.
So we will continue in this vein until it's no longer relevant, until it no longer makes sense, until people stop listening.
But I think also what keeps us going is that.
Every other week, we have a wonderful guest, as Sam said, as he listed that, from all spheres of the creative world, the entertainment world.
And I think people still want to join us.
People still want to say, this is what I do.
This is what I love.
And as we found out during that horrible period of lockdown, Without each other, the industry kind of falls apart.
Or we've discovered that behind the scenes, so much happens before Sam and I walk onto a stage or we walk into a recording studio or onto the set of a TV film or whatever.
So we've also...
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