Eliot

They prohibited him from drinking any alcohol.

Like to me, that is a stronger duty of care than giving him the boot and saying you're out of here and letting what happens happen after that.

And that's a hot take.

And it's not meant to try to defend what Paul did.

It's just I'm trying to say maybe that was the right thing to do to supply that duty of care to them.

tried very hard to show that that is not acceptable behavior.

It is a big problem in Australia and that it will be met with repercussions.

He does need to work on it.

It is a real issue.

Like he has to do, you know, the counseling.

No, he did have to do, he is, well, he was doing this anger management counseling.

and they showed it on the show they said like this is what is being done this is what you have to follow I think that given the circumstances was better than just giving him the boot it's almost like

kind of like you do that that's kind of a cop out really saying that's not our problem let the world deal with that they kind of in a sense they took ownership of it and said right this happened in our custody so we now are responsible to make sure it doesn't happen again and to try to rehabilitate him

Interesting.

Look, I might be wrong.

I'm not saying that that's the only take.

No, exactly.

And you don't know what would have happened if they just kicked him out and they went back to Perth together because they were very much still a couple at that point and they would have stayed a couple.

I can tell you they were very into each other, very affectionate, even after he punched the wall.

So, yeah.