Simon

Nobody cares.

I think I'm familiar with it, but I don't know much about it.

I think I'm familiar with it, but I don't know much about it.

I think I'm familiar with it, but I don't know much about it.

Yeah, y'all are going to love this. About $700 a month.

Yeah, y'all are going to love this. About $700 a month.

Yeah, y'all are going to love this. About $700 a month.

There's more retail spending without a doubt, which is taking place online.

And that is a bit of a problem for bricks and mortar, right?

And just to finish up, Simon, let's go from bricks and mortar to the fertility rate because there's some data around that is showing that the fertility rate has actually fallen to an all-time low of 1.58 kids per woman in 2020.

So the impact of COVID will only be seen in data for the year 2021, but that's

likely to continue?

Or do you think once things start to get a little bit back to normal, that might be reined back?

And what do you see as having played major factors in driving that Sunshine Coast growth?

And with your first home, you had three children in tow.

So that era is probably a bit of a distant memory, but what can you remember about that?