Ashfield

Then it makes total sense, doesn't it? Anyway, reading on it says, "New housing sites.

Haverfield, Ashfield," which is Sydney's Inner West.

It says, "The former Conix dive sites on Parramatta Road, Alt Street, and Bland Street are being transformed into a major residential development precinct featuring roughly 340 homes." That's also a link to the New South Wales government.

Annandale, "The former West Conix, uh, dive site land is being repurposed into a, a joinery of Annandale, a mixed-use precinct delivering up to 580 homes." Then you got re- regional housing pipelines.

In Australia, Adams was accused of spending taxpayer dollars on personal expenses.

In 2006, when Adams was 22 years old, he served as a counselor in Ashfield, Australia.

He was formally condemned by fellow councillors for running up thousands of dollars in phone calls and taxi charges for personal use when claiming them as council expenses.

He repaid the charges after a formal investigation, according to a 2006 article in the Interwest Weekly, an Australian newspaper.

Or maybe it'll inspire you to go and watch it and then listen to this podcast.

Before I bring Adam in, on the 17th of October, if you live in Sydney, if you live near Ashfield, I'm doing my first solo show in four years in New South Wales.

And I'd love you to come along.

It's Gen X Marks the Spot.

It's appearing at Jeff the Comedy Festival at the Ashfield Bowling Club.

It's a 5 o'clock show.

Yes, what a nice time, 5 p.m. I'm very happy to do that time slot.

And it's a nice little cozy room.

I know I keep annoying you a bit, but regarding the parking situations, I used to live in Sydney.

I used to live in Ashfield, in Rose Street, Ashfield.

We used to back onto Pratt & Park.

Oh, yeah.

Hello, uh, Clinton.

Mate, I, uh, rang you guys a couple of weeks ago regarding the, uh, the government turning, uh, Liverpool Road, Ashfield, through the shopping center as a 40 kilometer zone.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Well, mate, I, I left my house this morning to go to the Palace Cinema in Glebe to watch the movies, right? So we drove through Liverpool Road, went to the movies, coming home, they've got a sign outside the school there which says, "Camera 40 kilometers an hour."