Kyle Sandilands

A lot of the time we don't even think about you being there, but...

You were like, oh, yeah.

I did notice that on an old map, New Zealand looks more north of where it currently really sits.

The old map, they had New Zealand up sort of off the coast of Brisbane.

Yeah.

And it's clearly down more towards Victoria.

Yeah.

So I don't know, someone charted it wrong.

That's the continental drift, must be.

Imagine being one of those old boat wig-wearing flops back in the olden days, like your Captain Cooks or whatever, mapping the chart of the world using a quill and a bowl of ink.

That wouldn't have been easy.

I guess it's like when you're going around the island, it's easy to map, but you wouldn't know where anything is in relation to it.

How do you go around it?

You've got to draw your little coves.

But isn't that how they stuffed up when they thought that they arrived in India, some explorers?

So they're like, oh, yeah, we're going to call them Indians.

But it was the North American Indians.

Sorry, I didn't really pay attention at school.

Sorry, Bruno.

You probably were sitting down the front of the class.