And what's with the, uh, what's with the North Shelly Boardriders over here in West Oz?

[laughs] That's our hometown Boardriders, North Shelly, born and bred.

We're here for Molly Picklum for the win.

Mate, what's the go? Are you just, uh, in West Oz by chance, or did you actually come over as part as a team?

My sister came over to watch this event.

She's from North Shelly.

I've been traveling Australia slowly, and we're, we planned to stay in West Oz just to watch this event.

So yeah, we planned it.

If we can-

Oh.

Uh, hi.

I'm Finley.

I'm from Houston.

Um, the first few visits that I went on and, like, you know, I went to the info sessions, and I did the tours, and I was like, "Oh my God, these are all amazing.

Like, how am I gonna choose?" And as I did more and more, I realized I just really liked the idea of going to college.

Vibes.

[upbeat music] Here's Finley.

My name is Finley, and my age is three and a half, and I want to wonder why is peanut butter sticky?

Yeah.

... because what we were told when we first unionized, and when the management team was kind of shifting and reorganizing itself around the board, was the board is there primarily to advise and supervise, and hire the executive director for the stores.

And so, there is a financial contribution, like they're all significant donors.

That's part of the way that they secure their seats, is making a large donation to the stores.

But then, at least according to them, from that point forward, they have no managerial oversight over the operations of the store whatsoever.

It is not their responsibility.

They don't make any decisions about the budget, they don't get involved.

Yeah, so ...