Adam Lang

But the political side of all this, you know, the lie first, you know, we're not going to do it, then we do, broken promises, and then just the slow-moving car crash that it's been ever since.

It's a big story, but I think even bigger this week.

Good game, though, Sean.

Great game.

Yes, look, it pains me to say you win.

I think that energy prices is the most remarkable story.

I think it's brilliant.

And imagine that, you know, when you're sort of growing up and your parents say, hey, look, turn all the lights off in the house and, you know, if they're on during the day and if you need to use heaters, try and do it at night and all that sort of stuff, you know, when the power cycle is slow.

It's completely the opposite.

During the middle of the day, you can get some free power.

It's like, wow, that's so cool.

Well done.

Well done, Energy Grid.

Okay.

Sorry, Al.

Change of plans.

It's Airbus' responsibility, not Qantas'.

So, yes, Qantas made the announcement, but it's not really in their control.

Whereas I'm choosing Guzman and Gomez as the winner here because they made the decision to go and close quickly.

I think that was, yeah, it was courageous, as you said, Sean.