Garth Tander

So that was my job.

And that's JC's job now.

Yeah, well, I had never done more than a one-question interview prior to going into the broadcast or doing RPM.

So it's easy to do one question, right?

It's easy because you can prepare, but then you've got to think of a follow-up question.

So, and then, then you learn how to pad, right?

So like you'll be at a red flag or a rain delay or whatever it might be.

And it's like, I'll go to Brodie and have a chat to him.

So you go and ask your question, you have a second question and then you go, then you're answering.

So then while you're answering, I'm starting to think about the next question, not based on what you're talking about.

And then you go, oh shit, I've stopped listening to Brodie.

What was he talking about here?

So learning how to do that on the run was really challenging.

And that was like the, oh, mate, I've got to be better at this stuff.

Make that better.

Be better.

I don't remember what.

Yeah.

No, that was, they were quite good to me when I started.

There wasn't a lot of chat in my ear.