Carson McAllister

It's just slightly gutting every season.

And, and if, if you, I'm sure you've seen, you might've seen the video where me and the boys are reacting when they announce it.

That was like 11 years of just pent up waiting.

I've been waiting to celebrate that moment because it's, I mean, great seasons happen, but the win is like, okay, that was next level.

So that was 11 years of just waiting and suffering from a sideline, watching hers.

I mean, a lot of ups and downs.

I make it sound so negative.

There was a lot of pent up like, yeah, finally.

I think the show is like it's when it's going, it's all encompassing.

It's like eat, breathe, sleep.

So it's so like it distorts your mental, emotional so much that people don't realize, especially for the pros, because.

I mean, the stars just kind of, I mean, not to diminish the work they put in, but they show up, they're taught, they practice and they go home.

And, you know, for Whitney, it's like she's up early rehearsing or she's up early.

Yeah.

Rehearsing for pro number and choreographing.

Then she shows up, has to teach, learn the dance together.

Then she goes home and she's choreographing.

She's trying to fine tune how, you know, trying to do the social media thing.

So it's, it's,

you know, to see her, like, it's no wonder that you get so kind of wrapped up in the whole experience.