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You got a show at the moment. This is Stuart Dorman.

Yes. 40 in Melbourne Town Hall every single night except for 840 Sundays. No show Monday.

Can I ask? This is a boring question potentially. But every time everyone plugs their show, the Sunday time is always like an hour earlier for some reason. For festival-managed venues. Yeah, what's up with that? Sunday, go to sleep. Yeah, Sunday is the Lord's Day and we have to take that into account. Yeah, but why don't, but like, because I would assume that if you're performing Sunday,

there'd be the same amount of performers, just everyone shift their, like, if you've got a 1pm

show, do you start at 12?

Like, where, where did it go?

Yeah, yeah, that's, it's always one out earlier.

Why?

Because it's like, because I think it's, because.

That makes me bananas.

Well, it is 7.40. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Well, that's what you do.

That's so annoying to me, though.

I was like, I'll explain the process.

So basically, you do six shows in a week, which is tough in itself, right? That's a tough time. That's a lot of shows. That's a tough time. six shows, especially when you're doing 22 show run, right?

Yeah.

Out of 22, out of 23 days or 24 days, you're doing a show night, basically.

So the Sunday night is the last night before the Monday, which is the night we have off. Yeah. So it just gives you an hour more to gather your thoughts. Yeah, but think about this. So it gives you 24 hours rather than 25 hours rather than 24 hours. I don't know. But think about this. All the time you spend explaining that the Sunday show is one hour earlier.

Yeah. Yeah, 25 hours or the 24 hours. I don't know. But think about this. All the time you spend explaining that the Sunday show is one hour earlier, I think, would add up to over an hour a week. You know what I mean? It's so much faff to say, 840 every day, except on Sundays where it's 7.40 because the show's an hour earlier. A 940, 8.40. Yeah, all that time's...

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