Hugh van Kylenburg

She'll do public speaking without even worrying about it and she likes to get a laugh.

She's funny.

But I remember seeing her do like a speech at school.

Some of the kids are idiots.

They're not idiots, you know what I mean, but they're like.

They're kids.

They're not focused.

She's doing quality material.

But she keeps going, which is lovely.

So, you know, she's like, you know, you laughing or not laughing is not going to define me, which I love.

And one more example, my son, like he's got good at basketball now.

We've had many tears on many Friday nights driving home when he wouldn't be on court, you know, like he's playing rep basketball on a Friday night and you might drive the back of Smarsh, which is a long way to go when your son gets like,

five of the available, you know, 50 minutes.

That's like not long.

And you're staring at the coach thinking, mate, it's not the NBA.

You can put him on.

But he'd be crying on the way home.

And I'm like, oh, we need to practice harder, mate.

So, you know, and I'd try to do the right thing by him, but I would be annoyed, really annoyed.

But try not to let him know that.