Sam Bamford

And we're going to go from $1 trillion in debt to $1.3 trillion in debt.

Were they going after him in the media?

And yeah, I don't know.

And everyone could probably see it in my face today.

I just feel really deflated.

You know what I mean?

Because I'm on this stuff every single day.

I'm trying to stay as positive as I can every single day.

And there's one point it's like, man.

And voting has consequences, people.

Voting has consequences.

Who you vote for, there will be consequences out of policy, out of budgets, and how they act as a government.

This is the out of what's happened through years of voting for Labor.

Oh, yeah?

What's that?

Well, continue to build the housing but stop the immigrants for five years.

And my thought is potentially as well, um,

Because to me, this budget was suicide.

I went through and I read some points that last night, Mike, there's even labor voters out there would be like, hang on, this is suicide.

You're taking away some of the means for me to get ahead in Australia.