Elle Duncan

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, I'm a high functioning anxious person.

Really?

I'm very anxious.

I have a lot of anxiety.

It's honestly what sent me to therapy because it was giving me panic attacks a couple of years ago.

Very, very, very anxious.

And I think all that anxiety really showed up in Skyscraper, if I'm being honest.

um when i get anxious i like i talk fast i talk through things um and you know i was it was in a like a really like high cortisol like situation and uh man i was i was feeling it i was i was amped i was juiced so take us through that experience with skyscraper have you ever been uh you're not that kind of anxious i would imagine because you're not televising broad live you know

Yeah, it's not like anything I've ever done.

I mean, ever.

Just because like, you know, when you do a pregame, like certainly I've had like sort of that, you know, you're doing something for the first time, you have all of this like energy, you're like, and we're here, right?

But you have commercial breaks, like you have like time where you're not talking.

And it really does sort of like lower some of that energy a little bit and get you in a sweet spot, right?

Like you have time to like take a deep breath.

i think in that situation it was the first time that i was obviously covering something where there were real implications of death like true ones um it was the first time that someone five minutes before broadcast handed me a card that was like if this person falls off the building here's what you're going to say and then we're going to get off air

And then I had honestly built a rapport with Alex.

I went out to his home.

I hung out with him and his wife.