Rob Mills

You don't want to burden other people like, and older blokes, I should say as well.

Um, which is a very, very, very bad character trait for a lot of men.

Um, yeah, if I had known what I know now, I mean, I,

I think that's why when I got to host Young Talent Time years later, when the show finished up, I made sure I got my friend Tommy Harkin, who runs these incredible workshops, Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow Woman.

I got him to come in and talk to the kids, take them through the hero's journey to actually get them to reflect on something that they've all done together.

It's a really beautiful thing, but it's also...

They've changed and the world outside has not changed, but they need to know that they've changed.

And I don't think I had that kind of support.

I know a lot of TV shows these days.

We just did The Amazing Race last year, Georgie and I. And before there's like a full psych evaluation and then like, do you want to talk?

Do you need to talk about anything?

I'm like, no, no, I see my psych pretty regularly.

So I'm good, but I'm glad that this exists.

I'm really glad that there's the support that,

There certainly wasn't when we were growing up, when we were kids, yeah.

Spot.

No, I think it was also, like, oh, I don't.

I don't think that's who I am.

I think that's what it was.

It was like people telling me this is who I am as a person.