Dom Harvey

No, but the way you'd pull out.

Ignorance.

And was it around this time that you co-founded The Classic?

Incredible.

I had Scott on the podcast.

Oh, did you?

Good.

At the beginning of the year.

Great chat.

So he was one of the founders with you, and he's still there now.

Yeah, and in terms of nurturing young comedians, he's so bloody good, isn't he?

Yeah.

Yeah, so you're in this unique position where you're a creative, but also, yeah, 1992 CEO of the Comedy Fest.

Yeah.

And then mid-90s, you set up a company called Eureka, a software development company.

Oh, gosh, you have done your research.

So you've got, it's almost like these two lives.

It's just a crazy thought, this guy writing code by daytime and having these meetings about where the internet's going to go in the future and then by night you're doing five-minute sets on stage.

Where did that sensibility come from to do something else?

I mean, if you stayed with comedy, like some of the names you've dropped, there are people that have done really well for themselves and still continue to do.