Jack Tame

Like, this is how much more you're likely to earn.

This is how much.

much more your retirement savings will be.

This is how much warmer the weather is.

But that other stuff that is really important to your life, like family connections, friends, community, all of that stuff, it's really hard to measure.

But often people are surprised by how much it means to them when they don't have it.

When it's not there.

Exactly.

So they go, they're like, yeah, and they're absolutely balling out for a while.

And then after a while, they're like, man, I really miss this or I really miss this person.

And it's very hard to then weigh up a bit more cash with the stuff you're missing out on.

Well, it sounds fascinating.

Thank you, mate.

Great to see you, guys.

I mean, honestly, that's kind of it.

So, I mean, if you strip it back at a basic economic level, it's pretty straightforward.

So we kind of did the numbers and said we wanted to balance the trade-offs.

Like, what do you get from moving to Australia?

What do you risk and what do you definitely give up?

And so if you move, on average, you definitely earn more money in Australia, right?