Craig

Yeah.

But what about walking around using the camera on your phone as a periscope for looking where you're going?

Yes, no, that is absolutely 100%.

I never understand why people do that.

They're spending hundreds of dollars on these concert tickets.

Some of them are streaming it, which means if they're streaming it, they can do that stream for the entire concert, which is, well, it's just daft, if I'm to coin an old 70s phrase.

And regarding the phone, you know, what I do when I'm out...

I leave my phone in my car as much as possible.

People who know me know that this is my behavior because I do try to live as much as possible in the 1980s.

It was a much simpler life and less noise.

One of the key things about next year has happened, and that was with Michelle Bullock.

You know, the RBA, they're a little bit nervous at this time of the year because of the Christmas spend.

What is that going to do with the economy?

All eyes are going to be on the first quarter of next year, which is fast looming.

as to what they might do?

Now, I just want to give you some context to the dollars that we're going to be talking about, because if you break down 500,000 Australian dollars in local money, that breaks down to 1.2 million dirhams.

And there are some cheap examples that we're going to be giving.

For example, buying in local currency is

and spending 350,000 local money.

Now that is converted into Aussie dollars of just over $122,000.