Dave Hand

So that's the way it had to be.

Look, they've got a job to do, you know, and it's difficult for them because they're dealing with a bunch of, you know, 20 people who are just me, me, me, me, me.

But, like, they've got a job to do and I just can't up and leave.

Like, I wanted to.

I wanted to leave, you know, I wanted to go.

But they're like...

they've got a job and they convince you, they'll tell you everything, they'll make you feel like it's all okay and this and that.

And then next minute you're at a dinner party getting yelled at and you're like, fuck, I shouldn't have left.

So I'd say the relationships you build with producers during the show, they were really good for me.

Like the talent management and the producers, I lent on them a lot.

more than the therapist or anything because you're seeing these people, you are talking with them, you are building a relationship with them and they have their own lives.

They come back.

They're working too, you know, like I can't wait to go home and have a laugh with them.

They're like your friends in there.

Wow.

So it's sort of like I felt that to be really comforting.

Shout out to Bobby and Nicole and Connor.

Get them all in there.

But they were really good for me.

But then it was like the hard part was post-show.