Howie

They would be across what's happened this week big time.

They don't like negative publicity.

They try and control it through various ways.

So they'll be, they'll be, they'll be very, very well aware of this.

The problem is that you've had successive governments in labor governments in Victoria, this government now, I mean, they just pull the Swifty on the CGT changes and the negative gearing change.

They didn't tell us now they ram it through parliament.

We can't do anything about that until the next election.

You've got an election coming up.

So micro issue, this one with the NDIS, macro issue, you can vote them out at the next election, but it comes from people sitting in their homes, getting fed up, people who are working three or four jobs just trying to make ends meet, people who are getting broken, their house is broken into on a weekend, who think they don't have a voice.

Well, they have a voice.

They're out there.

We're just one of them.

I'm not here saying to you guys, like, God, I wish I had more power and more reach.

And I do.

to do really good with it.

But this is how it starts, starts in the family.

Then it starts on platforms like I've got, and then it goes to MPs and then it gets amplified.

And then it becomes, you see how many other people out there feel the same way.

I mean, I'm sure you guys go out to, you know, to your pubs or your restaurants or whatever on the weekend.

And, and when it becomes an issue that everyone is talking about, you know, that it's reaching a point of no return.