Yeah.

They're all gone.

Oh, yeah.

[laughs] I don't know whether you were feeding it, but we were openly.

We could walk straight into, uh, Langdon's, uh, grain supplies and buy meat meal and fish meal straight off the pallet.

And we were sneaking it into the feed.

And of course, a couple of farmers, because it was so amazing at stripping milk off a cow and getting, you know, up into the thirties or even the forty, uh, liters per day off a cow.

[laughs]

You

know, they're all women.

It actually was probably, I was farming.

It was one day I come home from, I finished milking cows and my godmother, Aunty Dot, was over having a cup of tea with mum and they live, you know, about 200 metres away and I thought I'll go in that direction instead of my house and just say g'day to Dot.

And Dorothy said to me, how are the cows this morning, Robert? And I said, oh, bloody bitches.

They just shat and pissed and kicked and did everything to make my life horrible.

And both mum and aunt Dora said, oh, that'd be because of the Easterlies, mum.

So maybe just kick that off, Robert, and we'll roll down the line with that