Craig Hutchison

I've seen you.

Then I'm back off cue dealing with it.

I beat you through a couple of times though when we tried to go separately.

Sean on Facebook, can you provide an insight on hand technique and gesticulation when on live television, especially in a seated arrangement?

I've noticed Hutchie has the pen fidget going, often dropping his pen, picking it up and dropping it again.

Damo is a much more consistent two hands coming together, pen locked in place operator.

It's almost a window into the broadcasting soul.

And Sean, as I'm reading that, Hutchie's doing that pen motion to which you refer.

I reckon you're right.

I'm just actually trying to visualise what I do.

I reckon you've picked up my mannerisms.

I don't think about it, but maybe you've put it in my head.

I will think about it now, Sean.

But there are some weird movements.

I'm guilty of them.

I always have a pen.

I feel comforted for what it's worth, Sean, just to address Sean's question.

I feel I've always been an old school journo who's always got either a pen on me or a backup pen in my bag.

that I need a pen to feel fully comfortable.

I'm old school in that regard.