It's very early to be podcasting. It's very early, I think this is what that's about.

Well, it's caught to 10 so that's put normal people at work for over an hour about now.

Okay, does he?

Yeah, I just woke up at five minutes ago, quick shower, walked down to breakfast and most of the crew were here and lots of the few other people.

And you know when you just half asleep trying to find where breakfast is and everyone's like, morning, morning, morning, morning, morning.

And I was like, ah, barely see out on the right eye.

It is when the difference between morning people and obviously not morning people.

You're kidded up for good running though. You're going running.

So I just, I was in the body, the first thing I seen, threw it on as quickly as possible.

Yeah, active way.

What are we going to talk about, man?

I was going to ask Pete why his hair looks different in the mornings, isn't it?

He's not got the blow dryer out yet.

It's different in the morning.

I mean, my hair is not different. It just gets grayer and slightly more ragged.

You have definite kind of like throughout the day your hair, your hair has phases like the cycles of the moon.

It's so bad.

Well, my hair just not actually forward.

Is it?

So the television hair is artificially...

I bet Marcel Kittles' hair isn't actually possible forward as well.

And most people's hair who you see is back like, you know.

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