Brook

And then, of course, to top that off, my dog has bone cancer.

That's kind of forced me to reevaluate things a lot quicker than I expected.

I live in a small mountain town.

And while it's beautiful, it's pretty isolated.

I work a lot of six or seven day weeks outside of my job, house and dog.

I don't really have much time, just time, you know, just hanging out.

I already was thinking about moving for a career progression in the next two to three years, but now I'm questioning whether that next step should be back home, maybe to Australia or New Zealand, closer to family and support systems for both them and myself.

When you get home, drop in and come say hello to us.

I think if this proves anything, the answer is somewhere in your own head rather than everybody else's.

And you're just looking for a little, I don't know.

A little support.

You've got to find that answer inside.

Come home.

Love that.

Come on, Mark.

I want the other message too, please.

Oh, it's a very long message.

We've got time.

It's a Friday.

Okay.