Zara

And I came up with the name...

I was called DJ Zara with an X.

It wasn't good.

DJ Zara? With an X.

That's rubbish.

Where's the X? He entered the front, Zara.

That's when he became very uncool.

Did you DJ at school parties? No, I didn't.

Thank you.

And now it's Zara's turn.

All right, for Zara's turn, I would like to make another free action recall knowledge check on the horse and rider to see about weaknesses and resistances.

So using Assurance on Occultism, I

believe what's a 14? Well, you already know that that fails.

It's nice of you to let us see the maps, Thane.

Yeah.

And Zara now has Moint and Spalk, so she's way up high.

I've got no idea who this person is.

And I look down at her building swipe pass, which has been labeled, and it was Zara.

Thank

you.

I am so sorry, Lauren, that I'm – I swear there was a Zara in that team.

But mind you,

they

Kakati njagala twetegereze ebigambo wano ntandikire waayo mukama.

Erinnya Zerubbabeli, Zara mu lwebulani yakitegeeza seed of ensigo ate Babel nga bw'okiraba kitegeeza Babylon mu bbeere ekikekyo.

So telyandibadde linnya nnyo nti lyali lya Bayudaaya passe naye akugema ku lugalo bw'ogera mu lyudaaya.

Kali bw'owetegereza ekigambo kino it is reminiscent of their history of captivity in Babel, in Babylon.

Once you're satisfied, then only deploy it for external.

Rohit, this next question came in for you, and this is from Zara, who's located just outside of Dublin, Ireland.

Zara's asking, how do you keep a team's habits from undoing an individual leader's progress?

It's a good question.

So I think I would unravel, I guess, or unwrap something in there.

Good morning, Radio Kerry.

We're Sarah or Zara and Marco from Italy driving to Milan and listening to you to improve our English and hear something from Kerry.

I don't know, listening to me now, will you improve your English that much? You know, Sarah lived there for a little while.

We had a student called Sarah, an Italian student.

Yes.

Zara and mum Becky.

Good morning, guys.

Good morning, Ricky, Lee and Tim.

Oh, how good.

Don't get too wet, though.

It's very wet today, Zara.

What's your question for us?

No one would wanna be around me.

In fact, I've heard Zara say this, "Dad's salty, kids." [laughs] "Look out.

It's grumpy Dad." [laughs] Anyone else hear those sorta things before? Yeah.

I'm sure Aaron has said it to Simon many times.

going to crack out the old birthday reggae tune hit it And it's a very happy birthday too.

Max from Forest Lake, Jetta from Goornong, Lydia from Toowoomba, Toby from Yugara Country, Millie from Tamworth, Zara from Murrumbina, Patrick from Waniyasa, Min, Emmanuel and Seanak, all from Vermont South.

And finally, Louis, an Aussie living in Dubai, listening to Squiz Kids every day on his way to school.

Excellent to have you aboard, Louis.