Max Rushton

I don't know.

The Indian family go to an English restaurant and they order fucking shitloads of food.

And right at the end, they go, and 86 portions of chips.

As if, like, you know, when you go, I'll have a thousand poppadoms.

Just, you know, like, you complete idiots.

This isn't what we eat.

Okay, so we've had our curry.

Now what's happening?

Yeah.

Can I tell you the greatest, the second greatest moment of my life?

The first was throwing a small paper cup into a bin and like it had in swing.

It was like an incredible delivery in Southland in Melbourne, near where Jamie's dad and Jamie's sister live.

They had a fro-yo place.

And if you guessed the weight of the yogurt that you had made, and I said it's like 128 grams, and it was 128 grams.

You get it for free.

Honestly, it was like winning the lottery.

It was like winning 25 million pounds.

I talk about it a lot.

But it's risk reward, isn't it?

It's risk reward because you could like if you really got good, you could buy like three metric tons.