Nick Goodall

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

I mean, like I say, often it keeps us in a job, mate.

Any uncertainties or whatever in helping us to, you know, try and find something else to try and digest and then tell that story and hopefully bring it to market in terms that people can understand and help them to make a different or smarter decision off the back of that.

That's what we're here to try and do.

But that will wrap us up for our property economic discussion today.

If that is all you're here for, then yep, all those links that I've spoken about are in the show notes below.

And Calvin and Gerard will catch you next Monday.

But before we do head off, Calvin, as per usual, I'm keen to get your highlight of your weekend from, I don't know, sporting, personal.

How's the weather down there, mate?

How'd you get on?

They're only three weeks in, so I think everyone just needs to calm down, but you have no doubt some good results.

38, and then more points in all three games, so your signs are good, no doubt.

But yeah, look, like I say, the sun just brings out the smiles, right, and kids seem to be happier, and yeah, look, that's probably my highlight too, is beautiful weather here.

I can blame you now for bringing it up, because otherwise it's just a typical Wellingtonian basking in the glory of the few days that we get in the sun, but yeah, we had great weather over the whole weekend too, and

Yeah, my wife's mum came up and looked after the kids.

We had this event on Saturday afternoon called an Urban Cocktail Trail.

So that was really cool, you know, like you bought an event ticket, it got you six cocktails, you sort of move between different bars throughout the day.

We seemed to be following the sun throughout the whole afternoon.

You got a discount on some lunch as well at some stage.