To be, to be useful to, to help them, uh, win as many games, uh, as possible, and, uh, compete for the championship.

And Mario, finally, I mean, you, you are from...

When we saw you first time in the NBA-

Yeah.

Who would you pick? I know your...

You got new teammates here, but who would you-

What do you have to take into account when you are designing and testing? What are some of the things that you're looking for that this needs to hold up against?

Well, certainly, it needs to provide the pressure and a living environment to keep the occupant alive and healthy.

So obviously, air, thermal control, everything that you're going to need to try to remain relatively comfortable and everything like that.

For the environment which it sees, for example, you could see just over your shoulder a 250-ish degree temperature on this side and a minus 250 degree temperature environment just over your shoulder.

So the suit has got to be capable of, you know, a wide range of thermal capabilities, as well as particularly with the lunar surface, you have the challenge of the lunar regolith.

Lunar regolith is just a fancy term for moon dirt.

But it's very fine.

How do you test mobility of a space suit like this?

more forever wars, as he called

them.

and was echoed by his current vice president.

And then yet we have all these wars and we have all these military actions taking place and even more threatened and potentially in Cuba and elsewhere.

So the Iranian issue is kind of the key piece.

A lot of people cheered across the world when the United States put in the bunker busters, bombs, and essentially annihilated nuclear capacity of Iran to produce a nuclear weapon.

And then it just – a lot of people said, well, everything was annihilated, but – there was questions about that.

But comment about just the fact that Daniel – comment Daniel – told Nebuchadnezzar about what was coming and how it's playing out.

And this proves to be and shapes as the biggest big freeze we can remember because of the emotion and the community want to support this initiative at such a time.

Thanks, Hutchie.

Yeah, look, it's going to be an enormous one.

The last couple of weeks, obviously, an incredible outpouring of support and emotion and reflection for Neil and the Danaher family, and I think more broadly for the wider MND community, which is something that he was so successful in doing, was raising awareness of that community.

We're hoping to see 100,000 people at the G to see the Pies and Dees take each other on, but also you sort of get there on the day and the stadium is awash with beanie blue.

And I think that's just incredibly fantastic.

It's going to look the same, I think, but it's going to feel really different.

And I can imagine you had some fascinating experiences with not just Neil, but obviously Beck in particular in recent years.