Dean Burgess

You can't hide from the truth, man.

I believe it, man.

I bought my first unit in Cronulla in Sydney when I was like 21.

It was a one-bedroom studio apartment for $240,000 in Cronulla.

Like, I mean, 70 meters from northeast front door.

So it's on the north side of the bottom of the Kingsway.

So it's on Allura Road.

I was down there yesterday, actually.

I caught up with a couple of mates that I know from Cronulla, the Greek family down there, great people.

It just blows my mind how much has changed in such a small amount of time.

The good thing that I love about Cronulla, it's one of the last sort of Australian real deal Aussie areas.

Like there's obviously influences down there too, different cultures and stuff like that.

But at its core, it's still that Aussie trading, surfer, business operators, that kind of thing, which I love.

And Cronulla is probably the only place outside of where I grew up that I would call home.

Well, mate, they're taking away the whole virtue of trying to get ahead.

Just recent, and people can quote me, I'm probably wrong, but there's X amount of visa holders in this country right now, and whoever's going to give them the citizenship, which obviously would be the government in power at the time, which way are the votes going to go?

And you and I talked about it this morning, and I'm no mathematician, but you can just look at the statistics.

And once you have a certain tipping point, you can't come back from that.

And that's like with the UK at the moment.

All that happens is you get these people from shitholes around the other places in the world, and they come over here.