Garry

Um, both is that it was the one thing I always think about is, um,

What would you do?

They said this last night.

What would you do?

Like if you get a death sentence as only Neil could say, you know, I'm going to die and this thing's, there's no cure.

So I'm going to die.

What would you do then?

And the natural, well, for me anyway, I can't talk for everyone, the natural response is, well, I'm going to pull back from any public life and I'm going to spend every single second I can with my family.

And if that's six months, 12 months, 18 months, whatever it is, and I don't owe the world, I owe my family.

And yet he went the other way and said, well, I can do that, but what I will do is be the face of this.

And not only will I...

well, I take it on, I'll go to the nth degree here, which has changed the outlook on this over 150, I've got 115 million, I don't know how much, maybe more, which gives people in the future the chance.

Like we just had Joy Arrow, this young 30-odd-year-old NRL man get, and I'm sure it's happening all around Australia, all around the world.

And I think Neatsie said this.

We're going to speak to Neatsie later, really close to Neil.

He said that he's had a global influence.

Yes.

This is not just a Melbourne influence.

Yes, that is true.

And not even the country, which you just talked about.