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I'm not a fan of the song, but I'm not a fan of the song.

Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly podcast this week coming to you live from NaNo!

My name is Dan Schreiber. I am sitting here with Anna Toshinsky and Drew Huntson Murray and James Harkin.

And once again we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite facts from the last seven days and in a particular order, here we go.

Starting with fact number one and that is Anna.

My fight this week is that in 2015 paramedics in Australia stopped asking patients to name the Prime Minister as a test of mental capacity.

Because the answer changes so often, it's no longer considered a reliable indicator.

It's amazing.

Absolutely. And it's true isn't it? Australia is constantly trading its PM.

In fact there's a Twitter account which is called at who is PM where it gives basically half hourly updates going it's still Scott Morrison.

So what you're saying is if you're in some kind of problem the paramedics come along you have to go I'm just need to go on Twitter really.

They did say I think the reason the particular paramedic who was interviewed and asked if I read this thing the reason he said he stopped doing it was because he'd actually had a patient whom he'd asked who's the Prime Minister and they just said I don't know I haven't watched the news today.

Very nice. That's a strong answer.

I didn't really know how crazy Australia I don't know anything about Australian politics before this and so just to clarify it there's this big thing of ousting your predecessor.

So in 2010 Julia Gillard ousted Kevin Rudd and that was really exciting after only three years but then in 2013 Julia Gillard was ousted guess who by Kevin Rudd.

Then in 2015 Malcolm Turnbull ousted Tony Abbott then Turnbull stayed on and it was basically there are so many politics so many PMs specifically in that short period.

It was five PMs in five years if you count Rudd twice which you could because many people say he's sort of got two different personalities.

What's amazing is none of us in this room really know anything about him but we all knew it anyway.

It could be worse if you're in Nepal for instance and you get caught in an accident but they since they became a democracy in 1951 they've had 53 changes of government.

That's a lot.

Yeah that's tough although if Australia kept up it's one a year which it hasn't actually since 2015 but you know it would be beating Nepal.

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