Jackson Irvine

I'm very lucky.

My wife is also a designer.

She actually designed both of these posters behind me as well.

So I'm working with experts.

I can't claim it all to be my own taste.

Sometimes, yeah, I literally was walking down the street here in Hamburg yesterday, and I was on my way to dinner to meet some friends, and I just hear this voice in the street, and it was just this kid, and he just yelled, Jacko.

And I was like, what's that?

And it's this young lad from Essendon who's just moved to Hamburg, and he was like, oh.

He said, I can't believe it.

Just moved here.

I thought, I wonder if I'll ever see you, Jackson, walking around.

And then I'll just walk past you in the street like a couple of days later.

So we had a quick chat and everything.

And, yeah, sometimes it's, yeah, you do, I don't know, lose sight a little bit.

I left Melbourne in 2009.

It's been a long, you know, I've spent more of my life in Europe now than I did, you know, ever did in Australia.

So it's a funny little contrast.

But, yeah, you forget sometimes that especially that connection when you bump into someone.

I love it.

You never lose it.