Leigh-Anne

Yeah, and you're still tall. I'm here now. So that's good.

Yeah, and you're still tall. I'm here now. So that's good.

Yeah, I just wanted to ask you because I was going to say like, so I've listened to the podcast so many times and I noticed that you're always just yourself, no matter kind of what anyone's saying. And I really like that. Even sometimes it might come off as mental illness, but you continue to do it. And I think that's really cool.

Yeah, I just wanted to ask you because I was going to say like, so I've listened to the podcast so many times and I noticed that you're always just yourself, no matter kind of what anyone's saying. And I really like that. Even sometimes it might come off as mental illness, but you continue to do it. And I think that's really cool.

Yeah. But I just wanted to ask you if there was any time that you had to pretend that you weren't showing any sign of mental illness and you had to stray from being yourself. And I just wanted to ask you, like, how you deal with that kind of thing.

Yeah. But I just wanted to ask you if there was any time that you had to pretend that you weren't showing any sign of mental illness and you had to stray from being yourself. And I just wanted to ask you, like, how you deal with that kind of thing.

I can only imagine.

I can only imagine.

Yes.

Yes.

I think it comes from a good place too.

I think it comes from a good place too.

Sounds good. But I love how you're always, it just seems like you're always yourself. And same with Matt and Sona, and that really shines through in the podcast. And that's really cool. Yeah.

Sounds good. But I love how you're always, it just seems like you're always yourself. And same with Matt and Sona, and that really shines through in the podcast. And that's really cool. Yeah.

Matt's like Switzerland. I am like Switzerland. Yeah. Sticks in the middle.

Matt's like Switzerland. I am like Switzerland. Yeah. Sticks in the middle.

Yeah, it is.

Yeah, it is.

She can't be stopped. She can't. She can't. She's fierce. Also, that's an awesome guitar. Is that a Gretsch behind you?

She can't be stopped. She can't. She can't. She's fierce. Also, that's an awesome guitar. Is that a Gretsch behind you?

Yeah, I want one. I don't have one, but I love to play guitar. That's another thing I love about you. I love to watch you play. Like I've seen a few videos of you playing and it's just so fun because it's just, you're up there and it looks like you love it. And I love to play guitar.

Yeah, I want one. I don't have one, but I love to play guitar. That's another thing I love about you. I love to watch you play. Like I've seen a few videos of you playing and it's just so fun because it's just, you're up there and it looks like you love it. And I love to play guitar.

Congratulations.

Congratulations.

I'll have bike to Mexico by then, so it'll be tough.

I'll have bike to Mexico by then, so it'll be tough.

You too. Thank you so much. No problem.

You too. Thank you so much. No problem.

Bye. Bye.

Bye. Bye.

Oh my gosh, I'm so excited.

Oh my gosh, I'm so excited.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, for sure. And I'm from Toronto. And I'm actually I'm an engineer. So I went to school, I did engineering in school, and I'm a mechanical engineer. And I love to ski, I love to bike, I know you like to bike too. I listened to your talk about biking recently and your trip to Mexico. So that's kind of me. I like outdoorsy kind of stuff.

Yeah, for sure. And I'm from Toronto. And I'm actually I'm an engineer. So I went to school, I did engineering in school, and I'm a mechanical engineer. And I love to ski, I love to bike, I know you like to bike too. I listened to your talk about biking recently and your trip to Mexico. So that's kind of me. I like outdoorsy kind of stuff.

And I like having fun and hanging out with my friends and a good laugh.

And I like having fun and hanging out with my friends and a good laugh.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. And I listen to your podcast all the time. I think I've listened to every episode at least once. So I'm a huge fan of your podcast.

Yeah. And I listen to your podcast all the time. I think I've listened to every episode at least once. So I'm a huge fan of your podcast.

May or may not, but...

May or may not, but...

So I did chemical and chemistry in school, but now I'm doing mechanical engineering.

So I did chemical and chemistry in school, but now I'm doing mechanical engineering.

A couple of times, but it's okay. You can ask the podcast, so.

A couple of times, but it's okay. You can ask the podcast, so.

That's true. Also, my mom's in the background laughing her head off, so.

That's true. Also, my mom's in the background laughing her head off, so.

We fled the country because of that reason. So you're too late on that one.

We fled the country because of that reason. So you're too late on that one.

That's right.

That's right.

We have. It was a big move, but you know what? It's worth it, so. We're nice people, and we're Canadians.

We have. It was a big move, but you know what? It's worth it, so. We're nice people, and we're Canadians.

I've met some of- Nowhere American, because it's a country.

I've met some of- Nowhere American, because it's a country.

But I was going to say, too, I know your mom had... I love when you talk about your mom on the podcast. It's hilarious. And how her dryness always kind of sparked your comedy. It sounds pretty good.

But I was going to say, too, I know your mom had... I love when you talk about your mom on the podcast. It's hilarious. And how her dryness always kind of sparked your comedy. It sounds pretty good.

I listened to your most recent episode and you were saying how she always thought you were pretty crazy, but...

I listened to your most recent episode and you were saying how she always thought you were pretty crazy, but...

Yes, she is, yeah. Mine are more domestic, but that's okay.

Yes, she is, yeah. Mine are more domestic, but that's okay.

You'd blend right in. A double, double. Wouldn't I?

You'd blend right in. A double, double. Wouldn't I?

She just got off the ski hill.

She just got off the ski hill.

She said I just got off the ski hill. That's what she's saying. Snow skiing, I think you called it, in a bit a long time ago on, I don't know where you were, but it looked pretty good.

She said I just got off the ski hill. That's what she's saying. Snow skiing, I think you called it, in a bit a long time ago on, I don't know where you were, but it looked pretty good.

Yeah, and you're still tall. I'm here now. So that's good.

Yeah, I just wanted to ask you because I was going to say like, so I've listened to the podcast so many times and I noticed that you're always just yourself, no matter kind of what anyone's saying. And I really like that. Even sometimes it might come off as mental illness, but you continue to do it. And I think that's really cool.

Yeah. But I just wanted to ask you if there was any time that you had to pretend that you weren't showing any sign of mental illness and you had to stray from being yourself. And I just wanted to ask you, like, how you deal with that kind of thing.

I can only imagine.

Yes.

I think it comes from a good place too.

Sounds good. But I love how you're always, it just seems like you're always yourself. And same with Matt and Sona, and that really shines through in the podcast. And that's really cool. Yeah.

Matt's like Switzerland. I am like Switzerland. Yeah. Sticks in the middle.

Yeah, it is.

She can't be stopped. She can't. She can't. She's fierce. Also, that's an awesome guitar. Is that a Gretsch behind you?

Yeah, I want one. I don't have one, but I love to play guitar. That's another thing I love about you. I love to watch you play. Like I've seen a few videos of you playing and it's just so fun because it's just, you're up there and it looks like you love it. And I love to play guitar.

Congratulations.

I'll have bike to Mexico by then, so it'll be tough.

You too. Thank you so much. No problem.

Bye. Bye.

Oh my gosh, I'm so excited.

Yeah.

Yeah, for sure. And I'm from Toronto. And I'm actually I'm an engineer. So I went to school, I did engineering in school, and I'm a mechanical engineer. And I love to ski, I love to bike, I know you like to bike too. I listened to your talk about biking recently and your trip to Mexico. So that's kind of me. I like outdoorsy kind of stuff.

And I like having fun and hanging out with my friends and a good laugh.

Yeah.

Yeah. And I listen to your podcast all the time. I think I've listened to every episode at least once. So I'm a huge fan of your podcast.

May or may not, but...

So I did chemical and chemistry in school, but now I'm doing mechanical engineering.

A couple of times, but it's okay. You can ask the podcast, so.

That's true. Also, my mom's in the background laughing her head off, so.

We fled the country because of that reason. So you're too late on that one.

That's right.

We have. It was a big move, but you know what? It's worth it, so. We're nice people, and we're Canadians.

I've met some of- Nowhere American, because it's a country.

But I was going to say, too, I know your mom had... I love when you talk about your mom on the podcast. It's hilarious. And how her dryness always kind of sparked your comedy. It sounds pretty good.

I listened to your most recent episode and you were saying how she always thought you were pretty crazy, but...

Yes, she is, yeah. Mine are more domestic, but that's okay.

You'd blend right in. A double, double. Wouldn't I?

She just got off the ski hill.

She said I just got off the ski hill. That's what she's saying. Snow skiing, I think you called it, in a bit a long time ago on, I don't know where you were, but it looked pretty good.