Toni Lodge

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because that's a fancy hat.

Right.

Peacocky.

Because don't you reckon as well that even if, say, Charles had bought the voucher, right?

And I was like, oh, my God, what a great guy.

You've bought me this voucher for $5,000.

Yeah.

I wouldn't say to Charles, but I would say to you, like, you know how Charles bought me that $5,000?

It didn't work.

Like, I might not, like, our tarpa might not know, but everybody else is talking about it being like, oh, actually, they bought me a voucher a few years ago and that didn't work.

Like, I think that that's where it starts to unravel.

Yeah, show me the couch you bought or whatever.

I also think that it creates a divide because if you get me something for $5,000, then at your birthday, I'm like, fuck, I've got to get this guy something pretty good.

So you kind of go, well... At $18.50.

No, it's not about if you... If Charles gave... It's because I value him more than you.

No, no, no.

But it's if Charles gave you something really expensive and then me something not expensive, that's... I don't care.

It's me giving him back something expensive.