George Samios

It wasn't yesterday.

He's managing a trust fund.

No, he wasn't.

G'day, Gaz and Wish.

G'day, fellas.

Just in regards to the Geelong incident the other night with the high five,

If they haven't got the experience to throw them, they shouldn't be throwing them willy-nilly around the place.

Accidents like this are bound to happen.

And I'd probably go one step further and say it should be banned from the game altogether.

It's just a bit of American nonsense that's crept into the game.

Are you serious, Dennis?

No, I'm still in Adelaide.

Gaz, good morning to you.

What's going on?

No, there's been a lot on this week.

Tasting Australia has been on for a couple of weeks, so a lot of the food and wine people from around the world are actually in South Australia.

So I've been here just going to a few events, hosting a few events, learning a few things, meeting a few people.

It's been fun.

Oh, not quite, but yeah, there is a leak.

Now, the big news at the moment in Adelaide and South Australia in general is that the South Australian government has basically organised for the Michelin Guide, which is the world's number one food restaurant reviewing publication, to actually come to South Australia and review the restaurants.