Sarrah Le Marquand

Take us inside that moment.

And then what happened because –

Anyone that's listening or watching or reading this that's ever done any kind of live TV would know that it's such an all-consuming moment.

You've got so many variables going through your mind.

Timing.

People want to get their weather.

What if someone behind you starts yelling out?

People back in the studio talking to you.

A lot of things going on in your mind.

Yeah.

The bit that you probably didn't see coming is like, oh my God, this crab is really got hold of me and he ain't letting go.

I thought about that when I was watching it because you did keep it together so well.

And in fact, I think Mike, who you spoke about, that was at the fish markets with you, he later said he just had no idea what was going on because you seemed so calm, which is such a compliment for the media professional that you are.

But I have spoken to a few people like this.

Dave Hughes, for example, was on the Stellar podcast.

He had been in a celebrity AFL game where he got really badly injured and no one realised because he kept it together, but also he was making jokes.

But that is what he does.

And it was the same for you.

No one understood the seriousness of it.

Because at what point, Taylor, did you start to clock all those things that you're processing?