Welcome to Ear Biscuits. I'm Link and I'm Rhett. It's time for another conversation with

someone interesting from the internet and that week, that week, that week, you know,

that week. Remember that week where we did that interesting person conversation. Yeah,

well, I'm going to say this week or that person, but it did happen that week. That interesting

person this week is super popular Australian by way of South Africa vlogger Troy Savon.

That's right. Now we caught up with Troy during our time in Orlando at Playlist Live. So,

we met, I think we met him in passing once before. Very briefly. I think at the Camp Dakota

premiere, he was there and, uh, Maemory introduced us because they were friends when they spent

time together in Australia. Right. But I digress. My point is he sat down with us in the

vestibule of our hotel room. He's really just sort of the front, front part of the suite.

I'm just making a point that like we weren't like the foyer schoolgirls having a slumber party

in like our hotel room. We like had chairs and but it was pretty professional. But, but still

pretty intimate. I think, you know, uh, first of all, it may be, it'll sound a little bit different

to you, but I'm wondering if you can sense an added level of candor in this ear biscuit. Is that

your way of apologizing for the, maybe the low audio quality? I think it sounds pretty good. No.

I'm not apologizing for anything. I'm saying to you, the listener, if you sense an added level

of candor, it's because the conversation was happening in our living space. Okay. Yeah. It wasn't,

you know, this round table of dim lighting that we're sitting at now. Right. And you might hear

like here in a studio, but it's not, you know, in like our home. Right. And you might hear like

the ice machine down the hall or maybe someone knocking and saying housekeeping. That's also because

it was in a hotel room. But I don't think any of that. Either of those things happen. But if you

just happen to hear them, maybe somewhere in the ether. I like to use the word ether. That was

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