Courtney Dawson

Exactly.

Yeah, you're just following a beautiful legacy.

I love it.

I've done a breakfast radio show or two, and I would be definitely sinking some wines.

I don't know how you do it.

And putting it in the mug, that's a good shout.

I had a friend who her granddad who lived with her was an alcoholic, and he would always pour his wine in a cup.

But it was quite nice because, you know, when alcoholics get older and, you know, they're old, they're just sort of nice and, you know, they're just doing their things.

And he would always have either wine or his teeth in there.

It's not a mistake you want to make messing up.

Yeah, but then, you know, underneath those veneers, they've got those spiky little devil teeth.

They've got the shark teeth.

That's crazy.

I would never want to look like that even for a moment.

Yes, I do remember this gig.

It was called The Mixtape, and it was like a big gala of all Pacific Islander and Maori, et cetera, comedians.

This one, we might be thinking of a different one.

This one was PAX, but if it was the same one.

If you're in South Auckland, the thing about brown people is when they heckle, they heckle when they're having fun.

You know, so it's always like supportive heckling.