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Honky Kong
  • 6/9/2025
Original Broadcast Date: March 18th 2015

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00:00One, two, three, four
00:30Thank you very much
00:38Well, folks, I consider myself a pretty seasoned journalist when it comes to politics
00:42And when I say pretty, I obviously mean attractive
00:45But I totally did not see this one coming
00:48Moving through the corridors of power like a shadow
00:51All his plotting and scheming has finally paid off
00:54And he is now leader of the Pup Party in the Senate
00:57Yes, Dio Wang
00:59Dio Wang, the last guy you would expect of being a ruthless Machiavellian prince
01:04Has finally got what he wanted all along
01:07Well played, sir, well played
01:09Expect a call on an untraceable mobile shortly from Malcolm Turnbull about your devious methods
01:15For many lives stood between Dio and the Crown
01:19Well, two, Jackie Lambie and Glenn Lazarus
01:22And it all came to a pretty pass last week
01:24And when I say pretty, I mean things got ugly
01:26This is not just Canberra insider gossip
01:30Apparently what happened was Pup Senate leader Glenn Lazarus texted Clive Palmer that he was quitting the party
01:37Ostensibly because of differences about teamwork
01:40But actually because Pup's Queensland branch had sacked his wife
01:44They say because
01:45She failed to comply with the terms of employment
01:48Now Clive, seen here complying with the terms of his own employment
01:52Says Glenn spat the dummy and should step down and let the party install someone of their own choosing a senator
01:58But that just means Clive installs who he wants, doesn't it?
02:01Palmer United Media Advisor Hindrick
02:03Not at all, Sean
02:05Glenn Lazarus was elected as a card-carrying member of Clive's party
02:08Stands to reason that now he's no longer carrying that card
02:11Clive should be allowed to put someone else in
02:13I know, but Clive can't make people do what they don't want
02:16Just install whoever he likes as senator
02:18I had the Parliamentary Library research this very point
02:21And they came up with this
02:22Was that a picture of Caligula making his horse senator?
02:32I like horses
02:33Yes, thank you Hindrick
02:35But what does Dio Wang think about all this?
02:38Dio Wang's Parliamentary Secretary, former advisor to Ricky Muir
02:41An ex-GM food taster for Barnaby Joyce Grun
02:44What's the endgame here in Dio Wang's cunning game of political brinkmanship?
02:48Is it ousting Clive Palmer in a leadership spill
02:51Or is it ousting himself in another membership spill?
02:59Yes
03:00Because while he may well make a good Senate leader for Palmer United
03:04As party whip, he didn't really keep himself in line, did he?
03:10When is this on the telly?
03:14Thank you, Grant
03:15But what can Clive Palmer do about this
03:17Apart from changing the name of his party slightly?
03:21Because he's not been having a good run lately, has he?
03:25He's been sued by the...
03:26He's been sued by the Chinese for $12 million
03:30He's dropped off the Forbes top 50 rich list
03:33His media advisor was charged with kidnapping
03:35The only thing that appears to have gone right for him at all
03:38Is his successful recreation of the Titanic
03:41In that it too seems to have sunk without a trace
03:43Also successful-ish was his plan to abstain from voting on government legislation indefinitely
03:50Until the government chaos had ended
03:52Indefinitely, apparently meaning the following day
03:55When he decreed Tony Abbott to be back in control
03:57As a result, though, he's only got this many members left in his party
04:01Mind you, everyone's assuming Clive changed his mind about abstaining
04:06Because Tony Abbott was back in control
04:07Clive's decision did also happen to coincide with his dinosaur burning down
04:11Apparently it was Clive's favourite dinosaur too
04:14Police say it was an electrical fault
04:17Although I reckon it was Senator Bill Heffernan
04:20Seen here kidnapping the animatronic pig from Babe
04:24Which he apparently held hostage until Senator John Madigan
04:28Agreed to go on Q&A
04:29And recite Bill's preferred preamble to the Constitution
04:32Submarines are the spaceships of the ocean
04:36It's not the sentiment I disagree with
04:40It's the methods used by these people
04:42But the important thing, I guess, is that the Coalition is now united
04:47Communications Minister
04:48And until recently, metaphorical ambulance driver
04:51Stalking Tony Abbott, Malcolm Turnbull
04:52Has been defending his Prime Minister at every opportunity
04:56As is often the case with the Prime Minister
04:59You know, whenever he opens his mouth
05:01His critics leap on him
05:02You know, like a sort of a pack of forwards
05:06Onto a bit of loose ball
05:08Point in case, this bit of loose ball
05:19A situation where people's savings are accessible for home ownership
05:24So it's a perfectly good and respectable idea
05:28And here's one of the pack of forwards leaping on him
05:31My own view is that it would be a thoroughly bad idea
05:34That's not what the superannuation system is designed to achieve
05:39But the government continues to lead us on a merry dance, doesn't it?
05:43I think it's the hokey-cokey
05:44They put their right policy in
05:46They take their right policy out
05:47Do the hokey-cokey
05:48Then turn themselves around in the polls
05:50That, it seems, is what it's all about
05:52But the days of actually introducing a policy appear to be over
05:56They just want a conversation about it
05:58Or even less in the case of superannuation and homebuyers
06:00Where it's just a thought bubble
06:02And whose fault is it?
06:04Yours
06:04You frighten them
06:07Telling news poll you prefer Labour
06:09And that you like Malcolm better than Tony
06:10You can't do that
06:11No, you need to hold them
06:13You need to cherish them
06:15Let them know that you love them
06:17And hey, what's not to love?
06:21But it's the climate of fear
06:23Which I'm sure is behind all this hokey-cokey in
06:26I mean, what do they have to gain by increasing defence pay rates?
06:31Apart
06:32Apart from Jackie Lambie's vote, sure
06:35But what do they get out of reinstating assistance to the car industry?
06:39Apart from Ricky Muir's vote
06:41Okay, I mean, but I think you're being very, very cynical
06:43It is odd, though, isn't it?
06:46This time last week, the government's position was
06:48That the scheme to provide $900 million in assistance to the car industry
06:51Would not go ahead
06:52Then
06:53The day dawned with promise in South Australia
06:56With news that the government would restore $900 million in assistance
07:00Slated to be cut from the beleaguered car industry
07:04Fantastic!
07:05By late morning, the headline figure almost halved
07:09Oh, fuck!
07:16And by the end of the day?
07:18The ABC has been assured it'll get no more than $100 million over three years
07:24And the $800 million balance has already been booked as a budget saving
07:29It's not so much a policy as a reverse auction
07:34It's exactly what happened with the Medicare co-payment
07:38Which went from $7 to $5 to not existing
07:41The difference, I suppose, is that that happened over a period of months
07:45I guess the government is so experienced now at policy reversal
07:48That they can compress it all into one day
07:51If only the car industry had shown that sort of efficiency and productivity
07:56It wouldn't have gone down the toilet in the first place
07:59So props to the government
08:01Although the Prime Minister, for some reasons, is a bit defensive about the whole thing
08:05I know that you're always
08:07What?
08:09Looking to
08:10What?
08:12Find fault
08:13Well, get on with it
08:16But I think that the
08:19Come on!
08:22Decision not to proceed with the repeal legislation is a perfectly sensible one
08:27Always looking to find fault, are we?
08:30Well, I beg your freaking pardon, your holiness
08:33I didn't realise the doctrine of infallibility extended to Canberra
08:37I mean, finding fault in the trumpeting of the withdrawal of what was previously trumpeted as good policy
08:42Which isn't even actually being withdrawn anyway
08:44Hardly requires the Hubble Space Fucking Telescope
08:47That's it
08:48Still, it's a fair criticism and I apologise
08:52Because I don't want to be one of the PM's critics, leaping all over him
08:57But I want to get off his back so I can slap him on it for a job well done
09:01Yes, yesterday was St Patrick's Day
09:06The day when we all remember our rich Irish heritage by getting together
09:10And drinking to the point where we have no memory of it
09:12And the Prime Minister recorded a special message to mark the occasion
09:16And unlike a lot of social mediates
09:19I thought it was great
09:21Because it gave us all a chance to see Mr Abbott just being his natural self
09:25It's great to be part of this year's St Patrick's Day celebrations
09:29And it's safe to say that this is the one day of the year
09:33When it's good to be green
09:36As you can see, I've got my green tie on for the occasion
09:41I'm assuming he'd come straight from bell ringing practice
09:48But his sense of humour comes through, doesn't it?
09:52I mean, that's what I like about it
09:53I mean, wearing a green tie
09:55You can't make that sort of stuff up
09:57And there's more
10:00I'm sorry I can't be there
10:02To share a Guinness or two and maybe even three
10:06He's talking about getting drunk
10:12Now the Irish will say that it's reinforcing a negative cultural stereotype
10:18But I think it's a universal observation about what it is to be an Australian
10:21Here he is making much the same point on a non-St Patrick's Day
10:25Not at least two of those occasions
10:28I stopped off at the Bynalong pub
10:30I had some very good times in the Bynalong pub
10:33The chairman's everywhere
10:34The memories are a bit hazy, mate
10:39Excessive drinking in this country should be laughed off by our leaders
10:47But drunk or no
10:50The government is talking to the people in Bynalong
10:53Or elsewhere about things
10:55Treasurer Joe Hockey has been out there asking pensions if they think continuing to live
11:00Is really in the country's best interest
11:02Because there's a problem with the government's original pension reform plan
11:08SBS, your Hitler annudity channel explains
11:11With pensions currently indexed to wages
11:14Payments equate to 28% of average weekly earnings
11:17But under the government's original plan to index pensions to inflation
11:22Payments would slump to just 16% of the average wage over the next 40 years
11:27Hmm
11:28So Tina Mandalay from the Productivity Commission
11:30How can we ensure that pensions don't slump to just 16% of the average weekly wage?
11:35By slashing the average weekly wage
11:38If we can abolish penalty rates
11:41And get the minimum wage down to something approaching third world levels
11:44Pensions could jump to 75% to 80% of the average wage
11:48It's a win-win situation
11:49But what about today's pensioners?
11:52Well, today's pensioners are very fortunate, of course
11:54Because they won't be around in 40 years
11:56What about today's 30 and 40 year olds who become pensioners in 40 years?
12:00Well, should taxpayers be funding people who decide to grow old?
12:04Who make that sort of lifestyle choice?
12:08It's a conversation we need to have, isn't it?
12:10We may as well, we're having one about everything else
12:12Thank you very much, so Tina
12:13But perhaps we should leave the final word to our PM
12:16The pensioners of Australia are better off under this government
12:20Than the Taliban
12:21Still to come later in the week
12:32You up for this?
12:38Let's go shopping
12:40You fucking stay out of there
12:50We've had no contact
12:53It's fucking 50, Jay, short
13:09You're a copper!
13:15Well, speaking of antiques, after 25 years of service
13:31Australia's oldest jumbo jet, a 747-400, known as the City of Canberra
13:36Is to be retired and put on public display
13:38Or as much of a public display as it can be
13:40Given it'll be in Wollongong
13:42An ABC reporter adds
13:45Millions of people have travelled on City of Canberra
13:48It's flown the equivalent of 110 return trips to the moon
13:51Now, to put that into a kind of perspective
13:56110 return trips to the moon is roughly the equivalent of 129,112 one-way trips to Adelaide
14:02Or 1,700,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools
14:07Or 5,000 quarters employees laid off end-to-end and stretching around the world 2,100 times
14:13Yes, well, 25 years on, eh?
14:17Personally, I think it's too soon for the old girl to retire
14:19In fact, under the government's present policy
14:21Kingsford Smith's Southern Cross should probably still be up there working
14:24Anyway, coming up later in sport
14:27It's just great to be back behind the wheel
14:31Says Dutch Formula One driver Giedo van der Gaard
14:34But first, fair facts or fiction
14:39Treasurer Joe Hockey
14:40Has spent much of last week fighting a defamation case against Fairfax Media
14:50But typically, the press stoop to muckraking in order to sell their papers
14:53Even non-paper papers like The Guardian have gone all tabloid
14:57Reporting that Joe Hockey uses time in lieu to fight Fairfax Media
15:02And so, so what if he does?
15:04It's probably where he reads the age anyway
15:06If Joe wants to meet with his lawyers and prepare their briefs in a toilet
15:11Who with a guardian to look down their snotty nose at him?
15:15Excuse me
15:16Hello?
15:19Oh, I see
15:20Oh, my bad
15:21Alright then, okay
15:23Well, just the blue suit and the red tie
15:26Why, what are you wearing?
15:29Can't talk because they're here
15:32Alright, bye
15:32Anywho, it was a tough week for Joe
15:36Not only did he face cross-examination from Fairfax's lawyers
15:39But according to Channel 7
15:41Even his own family members questioned him
15:44Now, you would think
15:45I'm sorry, but you would think that in order to appear in the Supreme Court
15:50You would at least need a law degree
15:51Excuse me just a moment
15:53Hello?
15:55Yeah, yeah, I know
15:56Yeah, it's a comedy show
15:57So it's based on misunderstanding
15:58Yeah, alright, okay
16:01Yeah, alright, thanks, Corey
16:03Yeah
16:03Yes, I know
16:06Now, as you know
16:09The Treasurer is suing over a series of Fairfax articles
16:12Relating to Liberal Party fundraising group
16:14The North Sydney Forum
16:15Suggesting that for a $22,000 membership
16:18You could get the Treasurer's ear
16:19Now, Joe denies that he's on the market
16:21Doesn't he?
16:22Mad as hell finance reporter
16:23And disgraced businessman Davey Plum
16:25That's right, Sean
16:26And even if he was
16:27The great Australian dream of access to Joe Hockey's ear
16:31Remains out of reach for the majority of ordinary Australians
16:33At $22,000
16:35The only way to get around this
16:37Is for new laws to be introduced
16:38Which will allow Australians to dip into their superannuation
16:41So that they can pay the North Sydney Forum's membership fees
16:44But then you've got the problem of demand and supply
16:46Demand for the Treasurer's attention
16:49Is high
16:50Supply is low
16:51On any assessment
16:52The market could only ever contain one Joe Hockey
16:55And by extension
16:56Two of his ears
16:57So even if Joe was available for purchase
16:59Which he reckons is not
17:00Lack of supply is going to drive the price up
17:03Complicating things even more
17:04Oi, McAuliffe
17:05Complicating things even more
17:09Is that Joe's going on a national conversation tour
17:12So people can talk to him for free anyway
17:13No wonder our economy's up the spout
17:15Financial planning 101
17:17Don't give anything away for free
17:19Except a fucking buyer with your name and logo on it
17:21Back to you Sean
17:24Thanks Davey
17:25But right now it's time for
17:28News from countries that aren't Australia
17:30Proudly brought to you by
17:32Blabber
17:33I'm told that you once met Billy Thorne
17:35I did
17:36Yes
17:37What was that like?
17:40It was good
17:41Coming soon
17:43British soprano Sarah Brightman
17:47Is undertaking training for a 10 day mission
17:49Which will see her become the first professional singer
17:51To perform from space
17:52Sure she's good
17:54But is she really the performer we'd like most to see
17:57Take their singing talents to outer space?
17:58Love
18:00Love changes everything
18:03Hands and faces
18:05Earth and sky
18:08Just a thought
18:09Just a thought
18:10McDonald's Japan is launching a smartphone complaints app
18:14After a customer recently discovered a human tooth in some fries
18:18Don't know what they're complaining about
18:20If they're serving food it makes sense you give them something to eat it with
18:23Well speaking of food
18:28Archaeologists have discovered the world's oldest pretzel in Germany
18:32Now you think it'd be at the MCG but apparently no
18:35250 year old breaded knot
18:38Was unusually well preserved because it had been burned during the baking process
18:42It's very interesting isn't it
18:43Something that's burnt will be preserved if you bury it
18:46Then you can eventually dig it up again when it's needed
18:48Why does that remind me of something?
18:51The co-payment is dead, buried and cremated
18:54I'm sorry it doesn't matter
18:57Alright to the US now where 89 year old author Harper Lee has survived a court challenge to her mental capacity
19:03To release a follow-up to her highly successful To Kill a Mockingbird
19:07If only someone had tried that with Kathy Lett
19:09Anyway the new book should be hitting the shelves soon and it's expected to do very well
19:15But this is not some commercially driven grab for millions is it?
19:18Hologram of official Harper Lee dot com spokes lookalike Banquo Clutterbuck
19:22Absolutely not Sean
19:24Why Harper's wanted to publish this latest installment in the Mockingbird franchise
19:29Since before she abandoned it to write the first one
19:32I think consumers would agree though once they purchase it by download or advance copy order via our website
19:39That it's certainly been worth the wait
19:41This is quality book writing content
19:44She hasn't just pulled it out her ass
19:47She has sat on it for some time though hasn't she?
19:50Her ass?
19:51No no no her book
19:52Well you don't want to rush these things when the first one is such a classic
19:57I mean it took 20 years for them to make Dumb and Dumber 2
20:01That's true
20:01Now you mentioned franchise
20:04Yes
20:05Miss Lee is 89
20:06Yes
20:07When can we expect the next in the series?
20:09Well a week from tomorrow Sean
20:11It's always best to strike when brand recognition is at maximum refresh high noon
20:16And what's this one called?
20:18The Scout Jam and Boo Radley Paleo Diet Recipe
20:22And I noticed it's co-written by Pete Evans
20:28Well Pete did most of the actual writing yes
20:32Food photography we clicked and dragged off Instagram
20:35But there is a picture of Harper Lee on the flyleaf
20:37And of course her name's on the cover
20:39Well thank you very much indeed Bankrow
20:41Time now though for Mad as Health
20:44The National Health and Medical Research Council have taken a long run up
20:53And kicked the practice of homeopathy right in the cherry plums
20:56Or somewhat less colourfully
20:58It found it's no more effective in treating health conditions than placebos
21:03But this is excellent news for the placebo industry isn't it?
21:06Placebo consultant Nolene Oo
21:08Oh it's a dream come true to be ranked up there
21:11With a discredited practice like homeopathy short
21:13Times have been pretty tough for us all lately
21:16What's the thinking behind your placebo consultancy?
21:20Well it's psychological Sean
21:21I tell my clients that I'm giving them a drug that's effective in the treatment of their disease
21:26As long as they believe that they can still get the benefit of the drug
21:30Even though they're actually only taking a placebo
21:32Do you think though that the sign at the front of your room saying placebo consultant
21:37Is contributing to your 0% success rate?
21:44Well I might come back to you on that
21:46Chief architect of the anti-homeopathy movement here in Australia is in our audience tonight
21:52Can you make yourself known sir?
21:53Yes Sean
21:54I've been running an internet smear campaign with my lovely wife Avadne for several years now
21:58Well you must be pleased with the NHMRC's decision
22:02Oh Sean I know that it's fashionable nowadays for people to embrace the homeopathic community
22:07I mean Christ 300,000 people turned out to watch that bloody parade in Sydney the other week
22:13We went, didn't we?
22:16But I tell you enough's enough
22:19You know I know it's a bitter pill for the placebo industry
22:21But there's no point trying to sugarcoat it
22:23You do know what a homeopath is?
22:27Only too well Sean
22:29A lot of my best friends are homeopaths
22:33It's a lifestyle choice and entirely up to them
22:36But we don't see why we should be funding it, do we?
22:39I mean you want to practice homeopathy and the privacy of your own home
22:43Which many of them are doing nowadays Sean
22:46Then good luck to you
22:47But don't expect the wife and I to fork out money that could be spent better on more savoury things
22:52Like barbecue shapes
22:53Well thanks very much Larry
22:55Yes, yeah of course
22:58Yeah I'm going to take that bloody side down first thing tomorrow
23:01Oh yeah Norlene, yes thank you very much
23:04And in the wake of the council's findings
23:08The Australian Homeopathic Association says it's preparing a formal response
23:14Which presumably will also have no effect either
23:17Still to come
23:26The bloc New Zealand set to disappoint
23:30And the solution to China's one child policy
23:33And before we go to the break
23:37An important public service announcement
23:39Police are still searching for missing public servant Peter Credlin
23:43The Prime Minister's Chief of Staff has not been seen for the last six weeks
23:46And police have set up an information caravan
23:49In the hope that members of the public will come forward with information
23:52Several government backbenchers are helping them with their enquiries
23:56And if you can help please write to us
23:58Care of what's left of the ABC in your capital city
24:01And you could win
24:02A Paul Barry media smartwatch
24:04Only runs for ten minutes once a week
24:07Back soon
24:08This goldfish will swim in its bowl all day
24:13Around and around
24:16Swimming
24:17In the bowl
24:20The goldfish bowl
24:23Swimming around
24:27In it
24:29Sean McAuliffe's The Goldfish
24:32At 47 Harrow Road, Brompton
24:34Sunday 7.40 on ABC
24:37I think we should check
24:40Sorry, I'm just a bit worried
24:42Tony Jones announced this quite recently
24:44I don't know about you, but I plan to be dead by 2055
24:47It's very nearly that now, that's all
24:52Well, another bunch of leftist koala suit-wearing loons
24:59Have released a report critical of the government
25:01This time it's those petty inner-city latte sippers
25:04The United Nations
25:05A special rapporteur on torture, Juan Mendez
25:09Has accused us of multiple breaches of the International Convention
25:12Specifically, that Australia had
25:14Failed to provide adequate detention conditions
25:17End the practice of detention of children
25:19And put a stop to the escalating violence and tension
25:22The Prime Minister hid back
25:24I really think Australians are sick of being lectured to by the United Nations
25:28I really think when he says Australians, he means the government
25:31I think the UN would be much better served by giving credit to the Australian government
25:38And I think when he says the UN would be much better served
25:40He means the government would be much better served
25:42Talkback radio caller Caspar Jonquall
25:45Are you, as an Australian, sick of being lectured by the United Nations?
25:48I've only just finished picking the carrot out of my axe, Minster Sean
25:51What would Juan Mendez know about torture?
25:54Has he ever had to sit through an entire box set of house husbands?
25:56Has he ever eaten an entire bag of unexpired dog rewards?
25:59Has he ever tried to run from angry neighbours in a pair of eight-inch ballet heels?
26:02Well, Mr Mendez was actually tortured by Argentina's military junta in the 1970s
26:08Oh, so we can't criticise him because he knows what he's talking about
26:10I'm sick of the constant lecturing from the UN
26:13Even if it has only happened once
26:14Who do they think they are to tell us how to live our lives?
26:17Alan Jones?
26:18Have the UN ever hosted a top-rating breakfast radio show
26:20Or played Franklin D. Roosevelt in a production of Annie?
26:23No!
26:23They'd rather write a partisan report about the appalling conditions at Annie's orphanage
26:27Instead of turning it into entertainment for the whole family
26:29Assuming the family's deaf and blind
26:31I'm sick of it
26:32I'm sick of Tony Abbott saying I'm sick of it
26:34I'm sick of Gogglebox
26:35I don't need to turn on my TV to watch other people watching TV
26:38I can and do stand naked in the young couple next door shrubbery
26:41Watching them watch television any night I like
26:43It's like I said to the green energy consultant who came to my door two nights ago
26:46It'll be a cold day in hell before I let you look at my electricity bill
26:49Hello, Piano Factory?
26:52Move!
26:53Come on, Piano Factory?
26:54Come on, Piano Factory?
26:54Come on, Piano Factory?
26:55Come on, Piano Factory?
26:56Come on, Piano Factory?
26:57Come on, Piano Factory?
26:58Come on, Piano Factory?
26:59Come on, Piano Factory?
27:00Come on, Piano Factory?
27:01Come on, Piano Factory?
27:02Come on, Piano Factory?
27:03Come on, Piano Factory?
27:04Come on, Piano Factory?
27:05Come on, Piano Factory?
27:06Come on, Piano Factory?
27:07Come on, Piano Factory?
27:08Come on, Piano Factory?
27:09Come on, Piano Factory?
27:10Come on, Piano Factory?
27:11Come on, Piano Factory?
27:12Come on, Piano Factory?
27:13Come on, Piano Factory?
27:14Come on, Piano Factory?
27:15Come on, Piano Factory?
27:16Here! Stop! Stop!
27:46Hey, Caspar. My boyfriend's gone away to live on an island somewhere, so do you want to get married or what?
28:05Ha! Ha!
28:10Ha! Ha! Ha!
28:20Ha!
28:24Ha!
28:28Ha!
28:34Ha!
28:38Ha!
28:40Well, not coming up, because Judith Lucy's on in a minute.
28:43Graffiti vandals tell Mike Baird to dem juzerfstom.
28:49Duchess of Cambridge comes to collect Prince Harry after one too many.
28:54And Christopher Pyne, a talented ventriloquist.
28:59And finally, a Sydney man sitting down to breakfast last week discovered a two metre long diamond python in his box of cereal.
29:12Oh, those new food labelling laws can't come in quickly enough in my view. Goodbye.
29:17Goodbye.
29:18Jars, baby.
29:19Jars, baby.
29:20Jars, baby.