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So it was a big day for my family yesterday, my 18-year-old daughter, first one of us to get her citizenship.

And it was amazing, somebody.

I went to the local town hall.

There were 80 other people all becoming Australian citizens yesterday.

And from 30 different countries, they did a really nice thing as they, so there

were about 10 rows, eight people on each row. They got them up right by row. And the microphone

was passed along and each person would say their name, what country they're from. So it's

very interesting. You've got people from all over Vietnam, Trinidad, Tobago. However, what is it

about? So we're up in the sort of, we're upstairs in the balcony.

All the guests that were there, right?

Anytime anyone from America said, oh yeah, US of A, the old Americans are behind us.

And you're like, idiot, you know, it's about becoming Australian.

We're not on the masters.

Take it easy. You can't win anything here. One guy, every time someone not on the masters. Take it easy.

You can't win anything here.

One guy, every time someone went from the US of A was like, fist pumping, go, yes!

It's a citizenship.

This is about inclusivity and becoming a part of this country.

We should be cheering all the different countries, not just America.

That's actually a lot for America because when Bianca, who was American, became a citizen, she now has to travel on an Australian passport. So she relinquished her a US passport. Well, not just that. Then this guy obviously was getting more excited because they're quite a few Americans becoming citizens. And whatever their family now is like, you know, is Chuck Harrison?

You can just go, yes, go Harrison!

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