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Yeah, Bob Jerunkel. A lot of good Australian saying. Most of the Australian saying is offensive

and cannot be shared here. But we would share our, I used to live in Ireland for three years.

Okay, we're about Donnie Gold. Oh, most beautiful. I've never been there, but if I ever didn't

I, that's what I would like to live. One of the both west there. Yeah. But I remember visiting

London and immediately just thinking, oh my goodness, these are my people. The sense of humour

is very similar. I found between Australians and English, whereas the Irish had their own form.

And I felt more at home with the English. Really, that's interesting. I always feel as if, you know,

when I, when I'm with the States, there was some really weird things going on because obviously

there's no language barrier between the English, man and Americans. But I felt when I came here

that I actually had more in common with Italians and Spanish and Portuguese, even though I don't

speak the language, because it was old Europe as opposed to new world. And I didn't really

realise and recognise that until I moved here, you know, that I, you know, in England, you're,

I lived in villages in England where there was the ruins of 11 essential castles, one end of the

village, ruins of a cluniac abbey that been closed down by Henry VIII, the other end of the

village, where there were 12 said free church in the middle and the village green in the pub.

You know, I mean, that's, that's, and if you go to Spain, it's, there's something similar going

on, right? So I came here and everything so new. McDonald's on one end. Exactly. And Strip Miles

looking exactly the same all over the country. And so, you know, it made me realise how you

were a piano was, because I'm a Brexit Englishman, but you know, I realised that I am also an old

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