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So we're trying to find this morning

who has moved the furthest

and the longest.

So the shortest.

So Alex is moving 350 meters.

What time are they moving you?

8 o'clock. 8.m. Oh, he's done that on purpose. He's done that on purpose. I bet Bonnie your wife was like, they must have had other slots available. No, no, no, no. Just do it out. It's just 8. I'll pay you more to do it at 8 a.m. It must be 8.m. Why, I'm doing the news.

Sorry, it's the most convenient time.

So Wally, why is getting your kids to school, it's the perfect time to stop moving. All right, love, we're just coming through with this piano. I'll be there as soon as I can, darling. Lots of meeting, I'm guessing after the show today as well, Alex. Oh, lots of cross. Yeah.

All right, so Alex is done 350 metre move today. What have you done? Chris, good morning. Welcome to the show. Good morning. Yes, good morning, too. I think I've done one of the longest moves. I'm being my family. My wife is Westfield, Alaska, and we were living in Perth at the time, and we decided to move back to England to be closer to a family.

So we moved in summer so we packed up all our furniture, shipped it across to England.

We put it in storage while we looked and made at a fully furnished place while we decided to look where we wanted to live around West Yorkshire.

Summer was amazing. We got to winter and it was miserable. Yeah, because you're in Yorkshire. I mean, listen, the UK is cold and wet or winter

but Yorkshire is a particularly epicenter. That's why it's like it would have been horrible going

from Australia to that. It was, it was, yes would have been horrible going from australia to that

it was it was yes i'm not going to say too much about sleep stays rainy dark lights on

all miserable yeah and we decided halfway through winter we don't like this. So we moved back to Australia.

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