Nathan Brown

But you sat on him.

He was seizing up.

I thought I was doing the right thing.

I thought I was being a good Samaritan.

Look, I explained this at the time, and about a year later, I then see these series of articles in the papers going, there's a fake seizure guy out there.

And I thought, he got me.

Damo, but just wind it back one notch.

So when you're at the footy club or the cricket club, you always see those, if someone has an incident, this is how to perform CPR.

No, I've got no idea.

I have never seen a picture where it says, if someone is having a seizure, just go and sit on the cat.

I've never seen that, Damo.

As we discussed at the time when we actually had a full segment on this particular topic, whenever it was, 18 months ago, Howie, I was running down near where the Spirit of Tasmania boat at the time was leaving that Port Melbourne Pier area, and that's where it all went down.

There were a lot of people.

He just happened to drop right in front of me, and I felt it was the only right thing to do in that point in time.

So he asked you to?

What did he say?

I took him at his word that he was in trouble.

I really did.

And he asked me to basically sit on him, which I put my knees in his back.

And only then, when I said to someone else walking past, could you please ring triple O?