Joe Popich

Do you need me sitting with this near my face?

You know what you're doing.

I wrestled with the idea on and off for a lot of times and most of the time it came that I wasn't going to talk to you.

Yeah, absolutely.

Well, my name's Joe, obviously, and I'm Tony's brother, three years younger.

He's obviously three years older.

And yeah, we live together, work together.

And yeah, we're just, you know, we did what brothers did, got up to some mischief and just, you know, partied and, you know, joked around and just did what young guys did at the time.

Yeah.

We often...

Talked as we got older and we looked back and we thought we're probably doing 12 hour days as 15 or 16 year old kids, you know, and you look back down, you think that's a pretty full on day, but we're happy to do it.

It was good fun.

As a kid, easy going, fun, light, very light energy, you know, like just a good fun kid to be around.

As he got older, he sort of progressed around, you know, a bit of painting and stuff like that.

Bit arty that way, went down that field for a little bit.

He was quite talented, but didn't really do much with it.

He just did it as a hobby.

He liked his garden a lot.

Wherever he sort of moved to, he always made a bit of a garden or some pot plants or something of some sort.

We eventually moved to Northam, I think.