What's planned?

Oh, look, it's got bigger and bigger each year.

This is obviously its 10th year.

So we've got these massive bonfires we built.

There's a few of those going.

And then we've got like everything from flame shows and pyrotechnics and performers, live performers walking around, heaps of entertainment.

So it's not just a bonfire.

So it's kind of

What's going on?

Well, TAB decided to change its new contract, and the new contract is for five years, which is obviously a long time.

But they've doubled our fees and halved our commissions.

And it was already a crap deal because we pay for everything anyway when I say that.

We've got the venue, the staff that operate it.

We take all the risk on the money.

You know, it's substantial.

no.

What's going on?

Well, TAB decided to change its new contract, and the new contract is for five years, which is obviously a long time.

But they've doubled our fees and halved our commissions.

And it was already a crap deal because we pay for everything anyway when I say that.

We've got the venue, the staff that operate it.

We take all the risk on the money.

You know, it's substantial.

i must say we're on to uh the tab to tab corp to get their side of the story so we hope that we be we'll be able to bring that to you rob does this just come out of a clear blue sky like this just happened this morning

Yeah.

Um, and they just st- I'm like, "Okay, that's terrible." Um, and as I said, that's only one part of it.

Then I go out and they've got a two-meter, three-meter-long bar that the whole hotel runs off.

And I'm like, "How does that work? You know, this is a big hotel runs off that?" And I'm then, then they had a distillery bar in the front, and I'm going...

Which no one uses.

I'm like, and then it's kind of blocked off the window, so it's kind of turned its back to the street.

And I'm going, "Uh, uh..." And then they had a big space next door that was used for storage of the hotel and stuff like that.

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