David Gillick

And then the media side has kind of come to the fore a little bit more in recent times and the corporate side now, which is I do a lot of corporate talks in and around kind of well-being, wellness, but now I'm kind of hosting a little bit and doing panels and stuff like that.

And I think the Olympics has been great for that.

So it's a very much mixed bag, but I like...

there's elements I like and then there's like, if I could just have a little bit more security.

But I like the adrenaline buzz that I get from it.

And, you know, it keeps you on your toes.

And I think as a freelancer, like you're forced to kind of, you know, keep busy, keep working.

How can you reinvent yourself?

And just keeps you hungry.

Yeah, like sometimes when people say like, well done, I get a little bit like, I'm kind of, I'm just doing my job.

Yeah, I don't know.

Like, I think I can just, from my own perspective, like when I was coming through the mix zone back in the day, and for people who might be listening and kind of like, maybe what's a mix zone?

It's the mixed media zone.

Okay.

And it's the only exit point in a stadium.

You have to walk through that.

Win, lose or draw, you're walking through the mix zone.

And it can be a really...

It's a strange place because you've just competed.

One, you're knackered.