Eddie

And we were just like, we'd got used to sort of making it.

And because we're in Perth, we had a production company.

How does it... Because we're all making videos kind of together and like, they're like, oh, do you have co-hosts?

And I was like, yeah, there's...

these harry worked in radio she worked in media um so it worked out pretty well but you were mates growing up no i knew harry threw a mate but i went to uni with jay okay and then um but like very me and harry had a couple quite a few mutual friends noah's sister but then it was just when we were making videos like sketch videos we were always available during the day because of the jobs

and so we just it just over two years it sort of built and built and then and then when the podcasting came along we always liked the like we i always loved podcasts and thought there was something in it um so then the first year we're trying to figure it out and then when we were made redundant we'll just like i'll just keep going so it wasn't another two years or so till we like probably sort of found our faith money wise to be able to do it

No, but it wasn't crucial.

The money was crucial for us to start.

It probably would have stayed at the West Australian.

You know that... You earn the... You earn the... It definitely feels sticky.

Like one of the guys emailed saying, oh, when I saw you guys won podcast of the year, I was like, fuck.

I started.

I assume you guys would get the same all the time.

People are like, oh, I think I've started a podcast.

I was like, just do 10, see how you go.

And then if you still want to do it, do it then, but don't do one and then be like, I hate myself.

It does make me sad.

Sometimes I talk to a mate and he's like, I've fallen off for a bit.

And I'm like, oh.

Yeah.