Eddie Tobler

Yeah.

And not to say that they've given us any hints around recruitment or who they're going to be doing, who they're going to be going after.

Well, it just makes sense, mate, because of the complex –

I use this example on the podcast with Mace.

We lived in France and to a way lesser degree because we're over in Europe and you can get on a plane and go anywhere at any point and go for a holiday and any of that stuff.

But one thing that I found living over there is more specifically in France is you've got each other as a unit, overseas players.

Now there are six billeted players over in France and

not billeted players is not the correct term, tier players.

What are they called?

International.

What are they called, Mace, when you're – International players?

Yeah, but you're an overseas player and you're an expat, but there's a name for it anyway, right?

Quota.

Quota.

The six quota players.

You've got six quota players.

France get an extra couple with Islander players being half quotas.

That's the way it works.

Anyway, there might be max eight families over there.

and what i found um living over there without sort of talking about the families is the family dynamic matters a lot right because um you're 23 hours away from everyone back here in australia so if you don't get along with the crew it can be problematic and it can be stressful and it can put strain on the relationship this is gonna this situation is gonna be three and a half hours but