Grant Clifton

Yeah, right.

And if you'd seen the Rarotonga Hospital, you wouldn't want to –

But it was a beautiful place, beautiful part of my life, and I really enjoyed it.

Yeah, yeah.

And I met so many awesome people, actually.

I've got a few mates that are still in the industry, although one of my good mates, he'll be listening.

He loves Alpha Blokes.

He's a tugboat driver in Port Hedland.

It was, yeah.

It was a dream come true because I'd always loved fishing in boats, grew up around them.

Oh, yeah?

I bought my first boat when I was 16.

So it was an old plywood boat and it had a bit of rot in it, so we used to pull that apart and refibre glass, put some fibreglass over it.

Had this crappy old outboard, used to break down all the time, but we got it going and we used to go out fishing.

Yeah.

And then actually in 1996 when my old man passed away, he left us a little bit of inheritance and I bought it, used that, and I set up a boat hire company.

We used to rent out tunnies.

So people go fishing.

Is that the big one?

Snapper and kingies.