Houston, we have a problem

Which leads me on to the diesel crisis.

If Trump changes his mind and stops exporting diesel, we really have a problem, Houston.

Well, actually, just remember our oil comes from the refineries in Korea and also in Singapore.

There's lots of source of where they source the oil from before they refine it into diesel or jet or into petrol, and it comes from lots of different sources.

Courtney, how's it going?

I'm really disappointed that I didn't anticipate there would be a Houston We Have a Problem reference in the intro, especially as a space girl.

I'm disappointed in myself.

That was

[laughs]

[laughs] Uh, Daisy, Collingwood being interested in Jayden Short means, Houston, we have a problem.

Fair dinkum.

Uh, yep.

Mm.

Mm.

Houston, problem.

Uh, Damo, we're going to miss...

It's the eternal life that God the Father commanded for me, for you.

But as long as I stay under the other law, because as I, I first started waking up to this stuff, I said to the Lord, I said, "I got a problem, Houston." [laughs] He's a funny guy.

I said, "I got a problem.

It says the, this," and I said, "It's like, for me, it's like, hmm, I was working for Bell Canada, and I quit, and I started working for Rogers, but I'm still getting a paycheck from Bell Canada, and I got a problem.

Oh, yes.

He works down in Houston, right at, uh, Houston We Have a Problem, right at Johnson Space Center, so it's really cool.

Fantastic.

So you wrote your first book when you were just 21 years old.