Taylor Haynes

It wasn't, unfortunately, it wasn't the actual crap.

But, yeah, I thought, why not address the elephant in the room and come back my first cross on air eating crab?

I just thought, look, there is way bigger stories and personalities in the industry.

I am a small fish in the big sea, you know, so that's how I take it.

I giggled, I laughed.

And as I said, I'm saying this again, the show must go on.

I didn't stop, you know, my weather duties on air.

I don't read the social media stuff.

because I'm a girl that take things, you know, personally, I'm a people pleaser and stuff like that.

So I know my boundaries with this stuff.

And I'm very lucky that I've got parents in the industry to really help me be grounded and just know who my people are in my circle.

I haven't really asked them.

I've just been doing my thing.

But from learning and watching from afar, nothing brings them down.

Like they come into work, nothing phases them.

They put on the best show.

They want the best content for the viewers.

So from, you know, a bystander and watching from behind the camera, I've just learned that it doesn't phase them.

Maybe at home it's a different story, but they're bulletproof.

And it's actually a great lesson for all of us young comers, you know, coming up through the ranks to learn something like that.