Grant Clifton

So, yeah, Dad and his brothers, you know, only one brother's still alive.

The rest are all gone now, but the yarns and memories I'll never forget.

The second person I've always admired was old Richard Branson.

He looks like a larrikin, but he's a larrikin that's done pretty damn well for himself.

I've read his books, you know, about how he started Virgin Airways and stuff and how he got –

He took on British Airways, basically, and they tried everything to put him out of business, but the tenacity of that guy had to keep going, you know, and he's a billionaire.

Yeah, well, he's a billionaire because he's a tighter.

What he's done.

Yeah, yeah.

And I know you guys, you've always put the call out to find Rude.

Yeah, mate.

I grew up with Rude as well.

Yeah, mate.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I remember because I had a mate, one of my best mates, lived in Gladstone here for a while because this old man, they come over here for work.

Yeah.

And he lived here in Gladdy and he came back for Christmas holidays and he bought these tapes back of Rodney Rood cassettes.

Yeah.

And we're sitting around with about 14-year-olds and he puts this on and I'm like, holy shit.