Anna Tyshinski

RORO your boat.

RORO your boats.

RORO stands for roll on, roll off.

And they are car carrying boats.

So they are more convenient than LOLOs, which are lift on, lift offs for boats carrying any kind of cargo that doesn't have wheels because you drive cars on and off them.

And China's about to build the world's biggest one, which is going to carry, any guesses on how many cars?

That's a good guess, actually.

12,800.

You're kidding.

Pretty good, right?

That's a lot.

I haven't finished on row rows.

But also the stevedores, which is cool because you rarely get to use that word.

Stevedores being people who pack and unpack ships.

Dozens will work on a ship at once.

They have a huge car park full of the cars that need to get on the ship.

Let's say 40 stevedores jump in 40 cars, zoom really, really fast because they've got to get 13,000 cars on this ship.

Because she was a generation that were against it on principle, right?

Well, there was like a theory, wasn't there?

The first sort of car was in China.