yeah, and Americans find, like, the fact that we're a different time and a day ahead so fascinating.

Dude, it blows their mind.

They love it.

They love it, dude.

It's so interesting.

I think that's why they keep going to war.

They're just like, oh my God, what time is it there? We should check.

It's great.

Where did the tracksuit come from?

I saw a video clip for Stormzy's song Shut Up.

Yeah.

This is like before I had an album when it was just on YouTube.

And he had the red tracksuit, and I loved it.

Right.

And my wife got it for me as a gift, which is one of the lamer instances of, you know, white people appropriating black culture, I think.

And then what are you doing?

But you've also mentioned too, you hate Brett Lee for some reason.

Yeah, I just, I was, I don't even know if you'd say like a purist.

I think like when you're younger, you don't understand the, the power of like genuine like pace you know I was like this guy just bowls faster than everybody else and even though it's a bit erratic nobody likes it like everyone feels uncomfortable with it like I don't think I really understood that like you know you face the ball and you're like oh I didn't like that but these guys are professionals clearly they don't care but then you say like the Mitchell Johnson thing you're just like oh like this really unsettles very good players if you know you're doing that so with Brett Leo I was always just I was always a Glenn McGregor I'm like line and length fucking yeah put it on the spot like make the ball do the work beautiful Brett Leo just thought he was overrated like forever like Like, you know, and I was just never into it.

And then, yeah, like he- I think he's made more money in India than he was playing cricket.

Surely.

Like, you know, just dude, they love him.

And it's really funny because that was like my first joke that I kind of had that kind of worked.

Of course, because it's controversial

What are your thoughts on that? Do you reckon, do you reckon that's probably got a bit to do of why the 49ers seem to have a bit more of the Australian support there at the stadium today?

Oh, absolutely.

They, they just, they made the wrong read.

Like, they thought they could just come in, do the game, whatever.

Like, maybe they're just literally discounting it.

Like, you know, it doesn't matter if we win or lose.

But the 49ers, who have a bigger fan base anyway, came here a week early.

... received down there?

Uh, what was your takeaways from, uh, the big day down there at, uh, MCG?

I mean, look, there's, there's only, like, one headline from the game, which is that the LA Rams, uh, you know, decided...

Like, it's their home game, by the way.

Uh, decided to fly in the day before, uh, essentially stay on LA time, and then play the game and leave immediately afterwards.

Like, that was what they decided to do, and, uh, they got absolutely pantsed by the 49ers, even though they're the Super Bowl favorites, and they've played it poorly.

Like, look, American people don't understand jet lag.

As Australian people, we understand jet lag inherently.

What are your thoughts on that? Do you reckon, do you reckon that's probably got a bit to do of why the 49ers seem to have a bit more of the Australian support there at the stadium today?

Yeah.

Like, that's pretty much it, and I think this is a Thursday here for a Friday there, 'cause like...

Or, or maybe, maybe Wednesday night there for, like, the time difference, who the fuck knows.

But, like, they've got a week, and it's, like, LA.

It's LA to Sydney, and they won't have to travel the next week.

I think it's gotta be purely for shenanigans purposes.

Like, they're like, "We can't let these guys loose sleep-deprived, jet-lagged, in a foreign land for more than 24 hours.

Yeah, and that's how it happens.