Hello, Traders podcast over here on RHAP.

I am one half of your host, the Dukon Deception, Prizaan Vikili, here with Brian Scali.

And we're here to talk to the first person out of Traders Canada season three

murdered in very unorthodox fashion.

Ty McDonnell, Ty, how are you doing at this hour?

I'm doing great.

Just blessed I have had another opportunity to be at another show.

Unfortunately, it was cut very short,

but nonetheless can only be grateful for the experience.

Ty, glad to be talking to you. Not this early, but excited to have seen you show up here.

I know we're disappointed. Yeah, so much to ask. Let me start with. You said you knew that

this early part of the game would be the most difficult for you.

What did you expect to be really the big problem for you coming in?

And then we can get to what actually happened.

Yeah, I think the biggest problem, not just for myself,

but I think for anybody who has been on reality TV,

heading into such an environment as traders, where you're trying to sniff

out potential suspects.

And it's, you really have no reason at a roundtable to point any fingers, you know what I mean?

Because you're really just taking shots in the dark and you're waiting to gather data

over the next few days because the data you have in day one or two is very minimal. You're just being these people for the first time. You don't know people's little quirks and nuances and their behavior. So it's hard for me to say, oh, well, this person is acting strange or not. So I think that, you know, when you're watching as a viewer and you're seeing these people make what you deem to be such obvious dumb decisions. It's not dumb.

It's just people don't know. when you're watching as a viewer and you're seeing these people make what you deem to be such

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