Lincoln

Last year we booked a home on Airbnb down the coast and we loved it.

Max was keen for the beach no matter what the weather was doing and I was thinking about getting back there with some mates, doing a quick trip away later in the year.

With Airbnb you can find a place with enough bedrooms and bathrooms to keep people happy and fun places to hang out together for barbecues on the balcony and even a bit of backyard cricket.

I love staying somewhere close to nature where you can get out for a run, play a few rounds of golf or just put on the wedi and hit the waves.

With Airbnb, you can find a place that gives you space to make the group trip a legendary time away.

Sometimes I'm just rushing out the door to get to the studio in the morning, and as you guys know how much Brett hates it when I'm late.

But you best bet I'm making it my mission for a quick stop into 7-Eleven.

The convenience of grabbing my banana and yogurt means I'm rocking up to the pod with a full belly ready to go.

What's even better is if you don't have time to make the stop, 7-Eleven will deliver to your door via my 7-Eleven, Uber Eats or DoorDash.

Any time is 7-11 time.

In just days, the 2026 FIFA World Cup begins.

48 nations, the greatest players on Earth, the most watched sporting event on the planet, and most of it happens at a time when you're supposed to be doing something else entirely, like work.

Which is why this message comes to you on behalf of the SBS World Cup Watchers Rights Association.

We're a semi-serious movement born in 2026 to protect your right to watch the World Cup, live, wherever, whenever.

Every match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup is live and free on SBS On Demand.

Every single one, including highlights and replays, everything you might have missed through absolutely no fault of your own.

Join the SBS World Cup Watchers Rights Association and stand up for your right to watch the World Cup during work hours.

Visit jointhewra.com to learn more.

The next day I said, hello.

And then he didn't reply.