Stuart Waitley

And I'm actually profiling him for the AFL website this week, cheap plug.

But, you know, so just because there's an Indian origin guy running a footy club,

I don't think that automatically means if you live in Western Melbourne, yes, I mean that there is that extra added incentive.

If I'm living in Adelaide, I'm not supporting a club just because an Indian is.

If an Indian plays in it, maybe like I said earlier, that happens.

So yeah, that's how it'll work out.

So if sunrises bite, there'll be a few people who either move from Hyderabad or who support the club sunrises while they are here and those people do exist.

They might probably go and support them.

But it's also like a dangerous precedent to set.

Like I said, so are you saying you go support that team, but not the Victorian team?

Like if I was in their position, I would feel safer to, especially in the climate, the way it is, the political climate, I'll feel safer to go and support the Victorian team than be, you know, expose myself as the one who's not supporting the Victorian team.

Yeah.

Bharat, I've been looking forward to that conversation for a week.

Thank you.

Happy shopping.

There's a bit of cricket this afternoon.

It's a 50-over game.

That shows you how vaguely – who's even over there?

Ollie Peake will play, so that's good.

See you at the Hall of Fame.