David Pocock

Comes back to the 10-year plan.

Sure.

There's plenty of people who'd want to be involved.

Oh, for sure.

And I did and did terribly.

It must be one of the only... Impossible, impossible.

Exactly, right?

Exactly.

The only Australian not to make money on investment plans.

And I guess this kind of comes back to one of the things we were talking about before we started, where if you don't come from a family that, you know,

invests in shares or etfs or you just i just had no idea about that um you know i was from a farming um family the extent of our finances was an overdraft and plowing everything back into the farm uh to to develop it right there was there was no talk of shares and and diverse portfolio or anything like that um and so yeah kind of new new property um and

Did own a couple.

One did okay, not that great.

And then lost money on a, actually a mate I was playing with put me into, he was involved in this company and it turned out to be an absolute dog of an investment.

But anyway.

But yeah, I saw on my register, I actually, I own 50% of a house that I helped a mate buy, but get no benefit.

And when, if they, if they sell them to pay me back for that.

But yeah, it's an interesting thing if you trawl through the registers.

Yeah, definitely.

Politicians on average own more property than the average Aussie.