Brook

That's pretty cool, man.

That's pretty bloody cool.

Let me just throw that out there and say it was a book when we were growing up.

It wasn't actually a TV show, but...

Oh, were you that old?

That old.

And so you've now got the first iteration of the show, and now the next gen gets the remake.

Gentlemen.

Oh, I'm still on the wrong screen.

Just really quickly, so recently I have been, it's been a bit of a head scratcher because Jordan, you've talked about this on our show before and for those who are globally listening to us right now, I feel like they probably don't know of tall poppy syndrome.

A bit of a regional, global, not so much, more us.

And we've heard about it and we've talked about the fact that it's, sorry, this music is super distracting.

This music is putting me off sideway.

Okay, let's go with this.

My ADHD, I was in that other one.

Brooke, can you get on board with us?

So, what I wanted to talk about was the idea of tall poppy syndrome and what's going on with it.

I've turned it right down now.

there we go so I've talked about we've talked about this on the show before it is tall poppy syndrome and it is a thing that we seem to be facing a lot in this country or we've talked about a lot in this country and it's the idea of someone getting ahead and or seems to be

floating a little higher than everybody else, and so it's the effort of the community to pull them back.