Annabel

No, that's the naked gun.

Yeah, you've got to be serious, man.

He said that.

You know that Jeremy used to work in a cocktail bar in Adelaide and John McEnroe came into this very crowded bar late at night and he ordered like maybe a Corona, like whatever, one of those ones that, you know,

in the 1990s required a wedge of lime being jammed into it.

And Jeremy just had a basket of limes that were quite yellow and he, McEnroe, questioned like just said, that's not a lime.

And Jeremy's like, yes, it is.

It's just quite a yellow one.

And then they were back and forth about it.

Anyway, it's one of Jeremy's, you know, bartend stories.

Was John getting aggressively upset?

Yeah, because he was, you know, questioning a lime ball, you know, call.

A lime call.

Anyway, I screwed up that delivery.

Anyway, how many minutes are we on the clock now of not talking about the things we're going to talk about?

Very funny as well.

What I liked about her, I mean, like apart from the fact that, you know, she's sort of a bit goddess-like.

She's taller than you and kind of looks incredible and is super just switched on.

Like when, you know, she turned right around in her seat and was just sort of like bodily facing me.

I don't know if she did that with you, which not everybody when you're on stage with like thousands of people is