Seamus Marten

I've seen you on, you know, that's the age, right?

It's 50 plus, 60 plus.

Yeah, it is.

It's weird to talk about without sounding big time and I'm always worried about that.

But like in any room we go into someone like I was

I was lined up for a haircut this morning and an old timer came up next to me and we were chatting and he owns some sort of shedding business.

And we were yarning away and he said, oh, what do you do?

And I said, oh, I do a podcast between two beers.

Oh, between two beers.

Like anyone you talk to knows about it.

Or you go into a room, you go to Cream Cafe, people are going to know who you are.

And that's a weird thing.

It's awesome.

There's no complaints, but it's also weird.

But just the profile has sort of become normalized.

Over the last 12 months, we've sort of become –

We used to always ask guests what it's like to be known and people coming up to you all the time.

It's just a weird interaction.

One of my friend's sisters bumped into her at Cream and I introduced her to Shah.

And she's like, oh, did you help get the One New Zealand deal?