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... similar stuff happening.

And you look at, you look at Trump, like, I don't think there'd be many people who aren't, like, super rusted on who'd go like- Oh, this guy's done what he said he's gonna do.

Yeah Like, oh, he's, he's, he's solved, he's solved the cost of living crisis.

Mm.

Like- Yeah, that's right ... he's, you know, like [laughs] Well, so that's...

And this is the...

It's not just new.

So welcome to the show.

Thank you so much for having me.

It's a great pleasure.

I'm really glad we could make the time zones work finally.

It took a bit of maths on both ends, or math as you guys call it.

But yeah, no, it's great to be with you.

Thanks so much for making the time and for reaching out.

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our foyer and wipe down the glass walls and whatever.

Like I said, we also want to know anyone else who was involved in helping you to prepare to let off a stink bomb in our corporate headquarters.

And then three years later, we get to a stage where the criminal proceedings are all wrapped up.

Everything's gone away.

It's a process that happened three years ago.

I mean, it was quite clever, if I say so myself.

Do we think based on what you saw over in WA at the moment around the BHP strike, that there is a sort of a re-engagement with the idea of the union movement by the upcoming generation? Or is that just me wishful thinking?