Chris Walsh

And I went out to the East Village and like, everyone's just out.

No one's, no one cares.

And if New Zealand had launched a war on something, everyone would be inside.

Everyone would be watching the news.

But so I think too much news, too much focus on petrol prices, you can always take the bus.

And you know what?

It's sometimes it is practical for some people.

And I mean, I'm talking about Auckland, but you know, there are, there are alternatives.

You know, stuff happens.

Yeah, and it's minimizing costs where you can.

No, there's too much saturation here, I believe, of the same old stories about cost of living.

Don't be spiraling by the price of fuel.

Look at the bigger picture.

I mean, since this war has started, you know, the markets are up.

I don't understand that.

But I mean, I think it's being driven by big tech, which is very profitable.

Right now they're eliminating jobs.

So that's making them more profitable.

And if they're not, then they will be in some sense.

Meadows doing these announcements.