Brett Evans

They were back there for three or four weeks anyway, which they enjoyed and even got to the point where they got sick and tired of sleeping on the grandparents' couch and floor.

And they said, can we come back?

And I said, well, look, you know what you're getting yourself into.

And they're like, yep, because they were here through it.

And they came back.

So they were back here last month.

And, yeah, it's sort of these new cadences formed.

I was saying before the recording started it.

It's amazing how, from a human being's point of view, your tolerance levels increase and you just get on with the job.

So kids are still going to school.

They're having new policies in place.

If an alert does happen before the school day starts, they're going to do X. If it doesn't happen, they do Y.

All those things that need to be done to put a framework in place have been done locally.

So we just get on with the job.

People are still eating brunches and barbecues and all sorts of stuff.

So off we go.

Best way for those folks, everyone knows where the Burj Khalifa is.

So Burj Khalifa is probably about a kilometre away from us.

On the north side, that's the downtown area.

North side we have the DIFC, the Dubai International Financial Centre.