Annabelle Crabb

I'm not disputing that it happened.

You probably did.

I think you generally have a better memory for what we've talked about in the podcast than I do.

Yeah, I do remember that.

My theory is that because I am consuming so much content and because from my years of 730 that it was just such high churn or news reporting high churn.

Oh, you're so busy.

I take in information and then it has to fall out the back of my head to make way for the new information.

But to make you feel better, let me tell you about something that I forgot.

That sticks.

No, let me tell you about something that I forgot.

Have I told you on the podcast before about my Steve Waugh story?

This was actually slightly disturbing.

So for the last season of the assembly, the students were interviewing Steve Waugh, the former Australian cricket captain.

Oh, you know that, do you?

We always have a briefing.

Did you have to Google that before you met him?

I did not.

We always give them a series of kind of briefing notes, research notes, and then at the back it's got like further readings or things to watch or whatever.

And so I like to read the briefing notes, obviously, before I sit down and do the workshopping with everybody.

So I'm going through the Steve Waugh briefing notes.