Pete Smissen

Yeah, exactly.

Exactly.

Because you've probably ruptured something in there.

Well, and it must have been such a weird- Like, yeah, I don't know.

I can't imagine running around as a soldier or whatever back then and just being totally paranoid about-

wounds to the stomach, I guess.

Like, I mean, wounds to your- Just cut off my head, please.

Yeah, yeah.

Your head, your chest or your stomach is really the death zone.

If you get them anywhere else, as long as it doesn't hit an artery, you're probably going to survive it.

It's a flesh wound.

Whereas today, you could stab someone tens of times in the stomach and not kill them because they get medical treatment and they're sweet.

You know, you hear that all the time about people in jail.

They get stabbed like 40 times or whatever and they're just like, eh, no, flesh wound.

You know, we're sweet.

But yeah, I don't know how we got onto that topic.

Long-lived king.

Yeah, so did- I mean, it's- Australia's relationship with the royal family has always really, really confused me because you meet people who just don't give a shit, people much like ourselves.

And then you meet people who are more avid supporters of the monarch and the royal family- The many Brits.

The many Brits, yeah.