Joe Molloy

Sometimes they'll need protection.

But it really did not read as if Landon Norris needed any.

But yeah, like if you've got a 19-year-old doing interviews for the first time, they should definitely have a little bit of help.

I think that's fair, you know.

Or if questions are really crossing the line, I think that's fair.

But like...

most capable people know.

Like I'd say, it's hard to even know.

I think there is an element, they're justifying their existence.

And then, I don't know, maybe that F1 world, there's just so much money, hypersensitive about things.

Because I think Landon Ars had been critical of the F1 regulations before.

So maybe the powers that be at F1 had been very hot on them or got onto the management company.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I was trying to think before we came in.

I don't think I've experienced anything that pathetic.

I wouldn't hear about it too often either.

No.

Yeah, I think in the... Because I think most...

interviewers are pretty fair they're not going to cross a line into really personal stuff and I think most people being interviewed are genuinely generally more than happy to feel the question they might give you a good answer but they don't necessarily need to have their hand held and someone come in and be like no you can't ask that that always inflames a situation so I don't know need the Howard Stern template where basically by stepping into that studio all bets are off what truth serum is he giving people by the way yeah