Garth Tander

And if you've done something that someone doesn't agree with, it's direct feedback to your pocket.

They'll find a way to get a message to you, whether it's on your page or direct message or whatever it might be.

And it just gets to the point where you go, I don't want, I feel like it's like, I just don't want that headache in my life.

So, you know what, I would call Will Brown a dodo for doing what he did, but it's just not worth some guy or someone, you know, saying it on social media and me having to deal with it later.

I think it's that.

Um, so that's where I think if there's a way that the grid can get the confidence to, to be their characters, because even you go on, I mean, I don't read a lot of social media because, um, that's not the litmus test, but you get a bit of a general idea, I feel sometimes.

And a lot of people say, oh, I wish the drivers would be more like, more characters.

I wish we'd really see their, you know, their true self.

So then you do that and then you get slammed for it.

I know, I know.

So, yeah, to your point, you just go, you know, it's just easier not to.

Well, Shane probably almost broke the mold a little bit.

I agree, yeah.

Because he was like, you know what Shane looks like?

Shane, Shane.

And you're not changing him for anyone regardless.

So I think he's probably almost like the first resistance to that mold.

And everyone was like, oh, you can't do that.

You can't be like that.

He didn't care.