Juliette Saly

But I did ask at the end of the question, I said, if you are giving forward guidance, would you like to come on my show on Ausbiz?

She politely smiled and said, thank you very much for the offer, which I think I said to you, Sean.

Very generous.

I took as a yes, you know, we'll see.

I mean, come on.

And it's kind of part of their job as well, right, to communicate so that people are not shocked when their interest rates go up.

Yeah, you know, we talked earlier in the week about fatigue over the Middle East story and how markets sort of are trading past it.

You don't remember that.

I don't know.

It's hard, right, because we just have been living in this cycle as well with the second Trump presidency as journalists where everything he says the market has to react to or we react to as journalists.

And I do feel you get this cortisol spike and then you just, you do go, God, again, this is happening again.

I really hope, as we all do, that there is an end to this conflict and that you're right, that we're at a crucial point.

I just wonder, Sean, whether we're still here this week, next time, sorry, next week, this time, you know what I'm trying to say, talking about the same thing.

Remember when you said, and the Strait of Hormuz is still closed in July?

No, let's hope it's not.

Let's hope it's not for all of us.

All right, well, on that one, am I judging each...

I'm sorry, Sean.

I've had a great time with you and I don't want to not be friends, but this one goes to Adam because I'm a mortgage holder as well.

I got skin in the game.