A listener production.

Luke and I have many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mates around the country and around the world.

And we think it's really important that when you go to

somebody's house you say thanks for having us so Luke and I would like to say thank

you to the Warandry Woy Wurang and Bunarang peoples of the Kulin Nation, the land on which this

podcast is recorded on. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and we

extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples here listening past and present

always was always will be Aboriginal land.

Don't film me you are ridiculous. Don't do that either I'm sick of you. You're a nutcase. I don't care, look at you.

You infuriate me as a human being.

Are you recording? Can I pick my nose?

Look and sassy, sassy.

SCAR.

I often diss Mill Parker and where we grew up often but the best thing about growing

up in Mill Park was the house parties I can't relate. They were elite on a real low budget level. I feel like I never went to them. I never got invited maybe to house parties.

To any ones? No, they were just like chill like 13 year old

16 year old 18 year old house parties that but they weren't like police getting

called wild house parties that I think you're alluding to.

Yeah, that's exactly what I'm alluding to.

We as were just momentously fucked up.

I remember one where we rocked up and these guys turned up who we were friends with

and they lost their shit and they pulled out samurai swords and they cut somebody's hands off.

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