Dan McDonnell

This isn't LinkedIn, Rudd.

You know, this is a podcast.

Come on, Rudd.

You worked in a bank.

Oh my God.

That's a sliding doors moment.

When I was selected for that management development program thing, you know, I just chose it in.

And did you just chuck in the bank because you were miserable?

You were off in Delaware on a boat.

Did you go straight journalism?

No, I've never done anything else.

Okay.

Really.

Okay.

Yeah, I mean, look, you just don't want to be flippant about something like that.

That's such a considered...

nailing the whole thing I mean that's like the uncomfortable aspect of something like this like it does play into everyone's like almost voyeuristic side like you watch something play out and it's so easy to just sort of throw out something and you kind of wonder like there's going to be more there's probably going to be more of this but you have this thing now I'm a lot more conscious of it now that probably

You know, the celebrity kids today are just growing up in a world where there's a everything has been chronicled through people on social and ahead of, you know, everything is there and there's going to be their whole life is sort of.

you know, there's a digital footprint for everything that they've done.

And it's, it's grim, you know, it's, it's, it's complete.