So Jack, this time of yesterday on the show, we were working out whether or not to take your almost two-year-old son to Hillsville to see the animals there.

We did the drive yesterday afternoon.

Hot day.

It's a great place.

They're doing a great job.

They're all about conservation up there at Hillsville Century.

They're looking after the animals.

Someone's coming in straight with it.

Someone's softening us up here, Patsy.

The only problem is when you go on an afternoon where it's really sunny, the sun's beating down on you, all the animals are hiding. What are we hearing, Patsy? Well, they were in a lunch break,

the animals. They're all hiding in the shade. Bordy couldn't see them. Oh, no. They've got brains, haven't they? Yeah, no, good on them. They got to keep out. Good on them. Shout out to mammals.

They have to do what's right for them.

They do, yeah.

I bet that's not what you said yesterday.

Just give them a nudge with that stick that keep us have.

Chuck a banana the other side by us.

So it was sunny, it was a hot day.

They were hiding away.

I could see them with my eagle eyes, but gaudy with his two-year-old eyes.

He couldn't really see them.

What he was getting more excited about was the statues of like the emu or the kangaroo that they put near this.

That's so cute.

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