James Glissan

Not just as we said earlier, you know, well, we've given them 48 hours to put on their submissions.

I'm not going to read them.

It doesn't matter.

And that's the impression.

I think Australians, because I lived in the US for a number of years, Australians are really, really good at detecting bullshit.

Yeah.

Like they can smell it from a mile away.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And that applies when it comes to politics more than anything, because the moment you hear something, you're like, all right, where's the doublespeak?

Yeah.

And then three seconds later, of course, they'll say, you know, like what we were saying with fuel, there's no issue with fuel.

And you're like, wait for it.

Then they say, but also don't buy it unless you need it.

It's like, okay, come on.

So there just needs to be more honesty and more transparency and more of a voice for us to be able to be heard.

Less bullshit.

Enough.