Sarrah Le Marquand

Sorry, sorry, Steve.

Lovely guy.

Great guy.

He was asked about your incident and said that he was very concerned and had reached out.

He also noted people from overseas had been reaching out saying, oh, wow, have you seen that?

made the point that there is this weird side to these moments where it can bring more attention and help raise the profile and he would hope that for you for your career have you noticed that already happening I mean I suppose well hey this is a great example I'm on the stellar podcast I don't think I'd be on here if it wasn't for the crab so I've got to thank the crab

I think that's a very reasonable request, by the way.

Final question then on that before we move on and talk a bit more about the Taylor Haynes without the crab girl, Monica, behind it.

If you could go back to that day on the cross and...

Is there anything that you would do differently?

None of us get a do over, but if you do.

And also, who knew?

Well, as I say, I really am very ignorant and apologies to people that are like, how could you live in Australia your whole life as I have and not know that crabs are so damaging?

But what you've been talking about, Taylor, people coming up and showing you their injuries.

I mean, to be very serious about it, I'm not joking here, is it really is something for us to be aware of.

Now, Taylor, I mentioned earlier that you've been with Channel 9 for 11 years.

You were only 15 then when you started.

You were doing work experience at Today Extra and then that turned into an internship.

Tell me about this work ethic and what drew you to TV because you're only 15, 16.

Go and do work experience and then you're going –