Fin Taylor

And, uh, there's only so much the country can do to resist it, I think.

You know, there's flags everywhere.

There's poles flying.

Although you have to say, I've seen, I saw an Instagram post.

I saw an Instagram post this morning of what looks like, I want to say his fiance maybe, maybe wife.

I think that's going to do him a lot of good in the, when they find some more tweets, I think.

I think she, she doesn't look like she votes for that team, I'll say.

Anyway.

Anyway.

Well, I very much felt that when I went and did gigs out there eight years ago.

A nice, completely inconsequential time.

They're a strange country in that they sort of are so... Am I right in thinking that they're basically agriculturally self-sufficient?

And so they're sort of just checked out from any kind of major news or global trend.

They're sort of like space junk floating...

In the Pacific, they're kind of irrelevant, and yet it's also blissfully ignorant of anything.

You know, there's a great Carl Donnelly joke about when everyone was going mad over just how good Jacinda Ardern was.

And it was like, well, yeah, but the Prime Minister of New Zealand is a very different job.

The Prime Minister of Britain, you know.

The Prime Minister of New Zealand is shepherding, you know, whatever, five million of the nicest, friendliest people you'll ever meet.

The Prime Minister of Britain is looking after a nation of 60 million cunts.