Uncle Tobys

Okay

... on The Uncle Toby's Ironmen.

He was winning Ironmen.

He had-

He was one of the biggest names in world...

in Australian sport in those days, and these guys came through.

We used to get 100,000 people to the back beach at Portie for The Uncle Toby's.

I love going to Bondi, Freshwater.

... you, you would not bat an eyelid.

Like, "Uncle Toby's, nah, that's gone.

Swadling Porridge." "I'm gonna have a bottle...

A, a bowl of the old Swadling." Like, that works, I think.

Yes.

And at that time, I was working for Uncle Toby's.

Somebody else was working for Gatorade-

Oh

... and said, "Would you come as our founding partners?"

Wow.

And Uncle Toby said, "Yep, we'll put you on a million boxes of muesli bars."

Yeah.

So weird.

You know how earlier I sold some oats for Uncle Toby's? Yeah.

It's so funny because when they, sometimes with those, and everyone was really nice there, I'm not complaining, but with a shoot sometimes how it's like, there's obviously someone there to do your hair and makeup or whatever.

And like when they start getting at your hair and you're like, ooh, I wouldn't – just keep it how it's – because I just do it how I do it every day.

Corowa was a fantastic place to live and bring the kids up.

Most people worked either for Uncle Toby's or the piggery.

And there wasn't super wealthy people.

You drive down the main street of Mansfield, you've always got two or three Maseratis, the odd Ferrari, mainly BMWs, Mercedes and all the rest of it.