Joe Popich

I left there in about, I think it was 92.

To move to Perth, yeah.

And I literally needed the road map to find Main Street, which was just over the hill.

Yeah, I think he loved it.

Pretty open, really.

You know, we didn't argue, but, you know, we could swear at each other and call each other whatever we wanted and no one got offended.

You know, you just got over it and just moved on.

No, not really.

I couldn't keep up with him.

You know, he was a bit cosmopolitan or more cosmopolitan than what I am.

And, yeah, I think he thrived on the nightclub scene for a while.

A couple of times, yeah.

It wasn't really my thing, so I just stayed for a couple of drinks and then kind of went home.

He was quite happy just doing his own thing and, yeah, he'd be on the dance floor pretty quickly and I was probably a bit shy and I'd rather have a drink at the bar while he's out there dancing, strutting his stuff.

But, yeah.

He was a good dancer.

He had the moves.

Yeah, a lot better dancer than me, that's for sure.

He kept to himself a lot.

I think at the time when we came to Perth, he made some close friends at the time and they just sort of stuck together, really.