Every

bad life choice rolled up into one.

We'd turn up at press conferences and tell other people which way is up.

Anyway, so there were a few takes.

The crossbench, in a way that I found that was very interesting, so shooters, farmers, fishers, probably no surprise, vote with the government 78% of the time.

George Razay, 68%.

The standout for me was David O'Byrne, 78% of the time votes with the government when there's a... a split decision.

We like to talk about it because we follow politics closely and are interested in what it means for the decisions that our parties are making and what that might mean for the future but from the average voter's point of view do you think there's much to glean from this or that it will have much impact on people like people who support David O'Byrne for example do you think they would be upset that he's voting with the government a lot or unlikely to have an impact on him electorally?