Jack Savoretti

And I just had a real, like, why are all these people here?

Do they know who I am?

Do I know them?

One of these existential, like, what is all of this?

In a sort of way, feeling kind of, like, very fortunate, but also, like, sort of guilty about the whole thing.

I was like, how is this possible?

What do I do with all of this?

And then I also realised I could throw a grenade into my whole life here.

Like, what would happen if I just completely flipped this upside down?

And just that realisation was terrifying that that is possible.

Like, one decision, one choice can flip this all down.

Yeah, the naivety of you disappears and you suddenly realise your choices matter.

They've gotten you this far as well.

You sort of give yourself a pat on the back because you're like, actually, I've made some great choices.

So it was a positive thing as well as a confusing thing.

Well, it was once I realised, wow, I've made great choices.

I was like, all my choices do matter.

Yeah, that's it.

It's pressure to carry on the right choice.

Once you realise the value of your art.