Cormac McBreen

Give your examples and I'll answer your example.

Right, so the old person with the walking stick was out there and that sounds desperate, so doesn't all that.

But what about the old person out in the country that can't afford heat and oil anymore?

Do they burn their walking stick in the fire then to get a bit of heat?

Or how long does that last for?

Some of those people had to get a good distance away.

Mark, you've got no right to exist as a business.

That's understandable.

Now, let me finish that, yeah.

You see, you're talking in millions and billions again, but I want to break it down for the average Joe Soap that's sitting in the house at the minute.

We got two and a half cent off about a month ago.

It went up about 15 cent.

We got another two and a half cent off the other day that hasn't even hit.

There was 10 cent taken off white diesel and there's people talking already that it's gone up 10 cent since last night.

So, like, what did we actually get?

Like I say, you're saying smell the coffee.

Well, sure, that's it.

You're telling the whole country that every person that can't afford a heating aisle or can't afford that to smell the coffee.

Sure, that's it.

If it is what it is, should we just, you know, should we let them pray?