The Hi, welcome along to another episode of hosting a podcast all about hosting

and guessing friends family and doing it right that's right I'm Guy Montgomery, and I'm Carlo Ritchie.

And we're broadcasting to you from New York, where I'm currently hosting Carlo in my humble home,

and we have had quite a fun day we have just got back from a brisk yet

sun-cressed trip to to visit well the Lady Liberty herself, the Statue of Liberty.

Yeah, I mean, I'm actually pretty exhausted.

It's a lot longer trip than I imagined, you know.

It's no Sydney Harbour, but they've done, they've done well trying to replicate it, you know

I don't really see the ways in which they've tried to replicate that the big body of water

and you know it's at the sort of edge of the city you know I understand I suppose in some

respect the confusion you've carried with you in terms of city planning or even you know

cultural parts of the city like you know Broadway for instance

But surely you can't believe in all of your intelligence that Australia has a license to

describing ports or bodies of water as you know their own or their own idea.

No guy I never want you to assume that that's what I'm trying to suggest here.

What I say is this particular port and this particular body of water seems to me to be

conveniently designed to be an approximation of

Sydney Harbour. And what were the sort of what part stuck out to you as being an

approximation of Sydney Harbour? That we took a fairy to the island

and that in the middle of the harbour is an island

which in Sydney Harbour is a tiny island

called Garden Island that has no statue at all and they've done

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