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 Warywoy Wurang

and Buna Wurang 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 nutcakes. I don't care, Luke.

Look at you. He infuriated me as a human being.

Achre. Are you recording? Can I pick my nose?

Look! I'm sassy. Sassy.

Scott. It's a bit of sassy look today, I reckon.

So Scott's energy is very, very high and if you do get agitated, change the station now because

he is coming for everyone.

No, I'm not.

I was driving here and I faced two roadblocks and you know one of the most beautiful things that anyone's ever done for me in my life happened today Luke.

Cool. You don't want to ask what? No, I've already had to listen to you singing shirt.

That's what it was.

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