Dean Burgess

And from memory, I think polygamy, it's against the law in Australia, if you look back on it.

I'm pretty sure it's against the law.

I'm not too sure.

Yeah, but they allow it.

So I can't have two wives, but they can.

So what happens there is, right, they come over, no skills, barely speak the language if they do at all, and they get on the welfare train, the old NDIS train.

But then because they've got four wives and they'll have five kids each,

You know, that's going to depress our birth rate for one category.

Then also all this money is going to this single household times four or five, however you want to run with it.

So the home income there is astronomical versus the mum and dad Aussie that wants to just dad go to work.

You know, if you're into that traditional wife situation, I am definitely.

I'd love to just be able to work and leave my girl at home and raise our children.

i'm sorry i'm it leaks out my ears yeah oozes out of me yeah yeah man try me but i uh you know i grew up both my parents worked blue-collar jobs my dad was in the same job for 40 years my mum worked in the same job for 22 years fortunately enough i had my my grandparents who lived in the same village where i grew up so when they were at work i was able to go with them and my grandfather's a catholic and nan was english

And very – not strict, but very traditional, very just Australian.

Three meals a day were cooked.

You're outside.

You're learning skills.

You're in the open, fresh air.

You're mixing with your community.

And I'm big on community, bro.