Brodie

It's like-

terrible it's like where are they getting this from like I don't know if you go back to Peter Brock days people were winning Bathurst by two laps so I don't know how they're like you know it's it's cool don't get me wrong but it's like they weren't bloody running into each other banging panels every corner like we are and then even like the Courtney era and all that sort of stuff like the racing was good but you couldn't run into each other like we are like I've never seen this amount of

door-to-door, rubbing panels, hard racing ever.

So I got described, so back before our time, like early 2000s, they used to have all these big meetings about...

parody back then.

Like they were happening all the time, like way more than what we have now.

And it was about like cylinder head design, everything that just sit a cylinder head on the table and all the, all the team owners would argue like either side, you know, Ford versus Holden, you know, like that port design is not allowed or this is allowed or whatever else.

But the only difference from now to then is social media.

Yeah.

Well, it's just more noise around it, isn't it?

Because now you're just, you know, my bloody screen time is six hours, so I see bloody everything on there.

You know what I mean?

But everyone is the same.

They're spending four hours on their phone a day, so they just look at Facebook and it's all there.

What did you used to go do?

Get the newspaper or something?

Well, yeah, you used to get like a racing magazine or your mum had to be off the phone and you'd have to send an email because you couldn't be on the phone while you're on the internet.

Yeah.

So now it's just a completely different –

The perspective is like out because of social media.