Klyne Snodgrass

Uh, what I love even more is the amendments.

Now, I don't particularly love any one amendment over the others, uh, but I love amendments to Constitution because they mean we've looked at something, assessed it, and gone, "We need to make a change," and that's evident in a lot of places of our society.

Now, sometimes the amendments need to be amendment, but, uh, [chuckles] need to be amended, but, you know, hopefully we get to that point before we eradicate humanity.

Um, but I do think that, um, something that's interesting to look at over time, and I get really, uh, excited by this, is looking at the things that we used to do a certain way and then we've changed and we do differently today or are in the process of changing.

Um, one of those things is, um...

One, one of the phrases, I guess, that stuck with me growing up was, um, the saying, "Blood is thicker than water." Um, and if you've heard of it, put your hand up.

Blood is thicker than water.

Yeah, most of us have.