Sarah Kanowski

And we said, we can respect that.

And then they said, well, we need to make some food now.

So my officer, Lieutenant Hughes, said, Aaron, you go and guard this cook while he makes some food for the crew.

So I was sent off, just the two of us.

Well, at first I was thinking, if we go into a kitchen and he's got a knife there or something or some hot oil and he wants to take me on, I will take him out.

I'm still angry.

And then he sort of says to me with broken English, he actually reminds me of my grandfather, the way he looks.

And he says, take a seat.

And I was like, no, I'm not taking a seat.

And I'm just like, my hand's near my weapon and I'm ready to go.

And then he says, well, it's going to take an hour to cook the bread and the tea.

So take a seat.

I'm like, no.

And then 20 minutes later, he's doing his thing and making his flatbreads.

And he's just like, do you want to help me?

And I go, no, I'm not going to help you.

And he says, I can make some tea for you.

And I've been told in training, they'll poison the tea, they'll kill you.

And then I see him drink the tea.

He's like, the tea's here if you want it, take it.