Mariana van Zeller

Yeah.

I love that you notice it.

Thank you.

Yeah.

You came to an end.

We did five seasons.

This was the last season.

Yeah.

See, I told you not to have questions.

Or what was your favorite part of the job?

On traffic, you'd see, like, these people have incredible, fascinating stories, and yet you'd hear, like, two, three, four minutes of their lives.

And here I have a platform where we can talk and I can understand who they are, why they do what they do.

And these are people with some of the most fascinating lives, people that work and have operated somehow in these black markets.

I've got that and I'm working on other shows.

It's just the privilege of a lifetime, right?

Being able to see things that nobody else sees and connecting with people, you know, becoming friends with victims of human trafficking in Vietnam or with the kid that's carrying cocaine or Jamaican scammer Tweety that I'll never forget.

There's all these people.

Again, not condoning what a lot of them do, but creating connections with them and feeling like the privilege of walking in their shoes for a little bit and understanding their lives is amazing.

It just expands your mind in a way that I think we all should be exposed to.

We did five amazing seasons.