Hamish Blake

But then when people see me with a set, they're like, oh God, must be nice, you know, get free Lego.

And I go, yeah, I do.

And I don't, I just have to buy it from Kmart like everyone else.

But I remember I bought him like, he loved Batman and I bought him this like, you know, quite complicated Batman.

Yeah, 12 year old, one for a four year old.

Yeah, it was like a 15 year old.

It was like a Batmobile that split into four pieces and I loved it.

So I was like, yeah, this is awesome.

And he's five.

And I'm like, you're a very smart five-year-old.

Like, we'll sort this out together.

And of course, it's just like way too much.

I don't think he could even do small Lego at that stage.

He was still kind of on Duplo.

And I remember like, it was a great parenting lesson because I forced it a bit.

He really didn't want to do it.

It was getting a bit angsty.

I ended up having to like spend Boxing Day on the 27th of December building it.

And then I looked over and he had made out of Duplo like 10 bricks stuck together and he's zooming it around and he's like, I've made, this is the Batmobile.

And I was like, yeah, of course, that's what you're meant to do when you're five.