Kyle Sandilands

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Hey, Estelle.

Hey, what's up?

Oh, yes, like when we were talking about a courtesy wave.

The courtesy wave, yeah.

You don't have to.

They're letting you in anyway.

You don't have to wave.

I feel if it's merging, normal merging, one for one, no need for a wave.

It's nice to wave, but no need.

I think if someone's...

like giving you a flash to let you in when they don't have to, that's deserving of like a little appreciative wave.

You're right.

Giving away, no need for the... No need.

Where the courtesy wave is the most powerful, the most effective,

is if on the odd occasion you make an error in the traffic, if you make the error and someone gives you a boot, a little toot-toot, that courtesy wave, that'll make all the anger disappear.

Like, oh, I'm sorry, a little sorry.

Do you guys feel like sometimes you'll know you've done a pretty bad thing in traffic, like if you've come up the side, you know, and pushed in front of a lot of people or something like that?