The platform.

Yeah, the platform.

Is it free or are you paying every month? That's the real question.

Hey, asking the hard questions.

Hey.

Okay, let's get into it, shall we? Sure, someone's got to keep this on track.

If it's me, we're all in trouble.

all the auditions before he even got it

I came down from the country, went with a mate who'd moved to the city and on Hay Street Mall, like on one of the old Hoyt cinemas there.

Oh, wow.

Okay, why should we watch it? Okay, why you should watch it is because it's a classic and everyone should have already seen it.

I'm sorry.

Terrible, terrible.

So the story follows Daniel, Daniel-san, as Mr Miyagi calls him.

Daniel-san.

Yeah.

So tell us that story as a starting point.

Yeah, yeah.

So it has been such a, a great ride, um, with this.

But yeah, back in September we, um, put memoriam stickers for Charlie Kirk on our cups, um, not thinking much of it other than just honoring his legacy.

Um, and people really, really liked the fact that we took a stand like that.

Obviously we've been met with a lot of hate, um, but a lot of people really, really liked the stand that we took.

Um, and we just continued with it.

So in the months since, uh, what has happened to your business? What has happened personally?

So tell us that story as a starting point.

Yeah, yeah.

So it has been such a great ride with this.

But yeah, back in September, we put memoriam stickers for Charlie Kirk on our cups, not thinking much of it other than just honoring his legacy.

And people really, really liked the fact that we took a stand like that.

Obviously, we've been met with a lot of hate.

But a lot of people really, really liked the stand that we took.

Or full profit.

[laughs]

And, um, so basically he pitched it as a joke, like, "What about if we did a movie about bees?" And pitched it to an animation company, and because he's Jerry Seinfeld, and potentially the richest man in the world, they made a movie out of it.

Um, and someone told him it would be a good idea, so they did that, and basically it's a movie about this guy named Barry Bee Benson, who's a bee, and it's inside this world of a hive, and they're all bees, and they all dress the same, and they're all very uniform.

And you realize that after graduation you get one job, and that's the job that you have for the rest of your life.

Hmm.

"I don't know what else to say, but this movie is like a fever dream about seeing bees talking and even suing the human race.

This movie is bad in so many ways that it also makes it entertaining for some reason, and even re-watchable.

Here's a rating for y'all, three out of five, or B out of five suns." [laughs]

Sarah?

I mean I totally agree and having worked in a system and one of the things that frustrates me is that the draft and the consultation for the MPPF was so much tinkering around the edges whereas actually we've got a planning system that was fine in 1957 it really isn't fit for purpose it's It pitches people against each other.

We spend weeks and months with planning officers arguing over householder applications.

And having worked in Europe, and I really find it frustrating that we are incapable of looking at how other countries who are similar to us actually do it.

And when I worked in Catalonia, we had a genuinely plan-led system.

So our local plan was a small amount of text and a huge number of drawings, opposed to the local plans that we have here.

So a lot less interpretation.

So,

Why were you struggling with it today? What, what was going on?

I think I did s- I did buy one of those lab putters a few, uh, probably about a year ago, and haven't really got on with it.

And as, as Ben has advised me, that is probably too long for me, so I've recently changed my putter.

Um, and I did feel actually the last couple of weeks that that has improved, but I think yesterday I struggled a little bit, and then I think I was just apprehensive over my putts today and-

Yeah.

And I don't know.

I mean, I've only been playing, this is my fifth year now.

Um, so I feel I've still got a lot to learn and just have a bit more maybe consistency, and I know that's a word that doesn't go very well with golf, but just having the confidence that I can keep the ball on the fairway.

Are there still protests, do you know? Or is it more just this kind of undercover, quiet situation?

I think there's still like the watches going on.

And one of my friends said that they can do a raid in eight minutes.

So even if someone witnesses it, people aren't really able to like get in touch and then get to the place to document it.

Like they were like in January where obviously things were a lot slower and ICE hadn't like really documented.

Yeah, sharpened their tactics.

So, and my brother was there like early February and he was still helping communities deliver foods.

And do you think you will go?

And so why don't you tell us the story? What happened? Because you attempted to honor Charlie, and you've been met with good and bad, so tell us the story.

Yeah, so a couple days after his assassination, you know, my husband Chase and I, we prayed, um, "What can we do to carry on Charlie's legacy?" Um, and, you know, the idea popped...

You know, here's the cups right here.

We printed a memoriam sticker with his birth and death year, and his name.

Um, I printed 200 of them, 'cause I just thought, "Okay, it'll be a day of thing." [chuckles] Um-

One minute.

Uh, honestly, it is the number one most important, and that's exactly what Charlie, um, that's exactly what Ch- Charlie stood for, um, was God first, his devotion and love for Jesus Christ, and he didn't care the persecution that is expected to come with it.

And, you know, we are all expected to stand up in his place now.

So tell us the story.

Yeah, so a couple days after his assassination, you know, my husband Chase and I, we prayed, what can we do to carry on Charlie's legacy? And, you know, the idea popped, you know, here's the cuffs right here.

We printed a memoriam sticker with his birth and death year and his name.

I printed 200 of them because I just thought, okay, it'll be a day of thing.

Just a

Yeah, everywhere.

And, I mean, just to highlight how much support we were getting, too, I mean, there was people calling in with their credit card numbers asking how can they help pay it forward.

Or, you know, we had coined the blueberry budget.