Hugh van Kylenburg

And that sometimes is a fight against my, you know, worst nature where, yeah, I am jealous and, you know, all the time basically.

So I see you guys selling out the Palais and I get jealous, you know.

So that's not anyone.

Yeah, so that is working, sometimes realising you shouldn't give in to your pathetic ego.

A little while back I was in my hometown of Warrnambool and a guy, a young bloke behind a coffee machine, a hole-in-the-wall coffee machine, said, what do you want, legend?

And I thought, you know, in my hometown I am a legend.

And I said, I'll have a soy latte.

And then he goes, what's your name, legend?

And that's it.

So there are definitely people who don't know who I am.

Don't say about that.

I know I'm interrupting a lot.

No, no, go, go.

Every year they would bring the ducks from the previous year back to present them in front of the new year to say this is what you are aspiring to, except when I got ducks and I never got the invite back.

It was the worst year that I ever had.

And that's not me being humble because I'm not humble.

So that was like I was ducks and, you know, I couldn't get into chiropractic.

You know, so it was not a big year.

I did.

Yeah.