Elle Duncan

hadn't seen it right until like right before I was going on air and it was like just a reminder of like this is your card a prompter doesn't get there this is what you'll say so it was just another sort of reminder and like again that has nothing to do with like you know me being at a level that was just not sustainable for two straight hours um

But yeah, it was a really high pressure situation in general.

I also think that it felt very celebratory.

Again, the tension at home didn't feel that way there.

It felt like Alex is laughing and he's smiling and he's playing, the crowd is playing into him and they're waving at him.

It just felt very different when I was there.

And it was a reminder, you're not broadcasting for the...

you know, 900 people that were in front of you, but rather for the 6 million people that were at home.

So, you know, tough lesson to learn in front of the world, you know, but like, it's okay.

I've been dunked on before on social media.

Yes, that's exactly right Chris and he said that he was like, you know at certain places in the building I'm gonna it would be certain death But at some places he could fall on a ledge a balcony there were boxes like there there was a way That he could maybe live but like we all know

Yeah, I mean, I really do not go to social media to like elicit feedback because I just think like either way, people are always wrong.

Like you're never as good as they say you are.

You're never as bad as they say you are.

Right.

But so I wanted to right away just go watch it.

So once we got done with all our posts, I went back and watched it.

And right away I was like, oh, I was on a ten.

And then, you know, like, yeah, like people are sliding onto pictures and being like, oh, my God, you were so annoying.

You were like, so it's not like I'm like doom scrolling on Twitter and, you know, and I'm not a masochist, like seeing all the negative things that people are saying.