00:00Annoying.
00:01Annoyed?
00:02Yeah, yeah.
00:03I'm fine.
00:04I'm glad it's gone.
00:05Yep.
00:06It's not mature.
00:07Not a task.
00:08Well, it comes up, I vote.
00:09I'm not too sure at the minute.
00:11I'd love to know what's going on with traffic in the area of a AAA way bypass and also the
00:15whole train situation.
00:16Yeah.
00:17And is there a main issue that you're voting towards or against?
00:21No, not really.
00:22I'm just ticking my name off the block.
00:23The amount of candidates are neutral on that, really.
00:25Neutral?
00:26Yeah, I would have voted Labor anyway.
00:27Yeah.
00:28Not really.
00:29Not really.
00:30Whatever's the best one I vote for.
00:32Probably more difficult.
00:33Mm-hm.
00:34There's a bit too many.
00:35You're in a sense that there's more but easier in that not all of them are actually from the
00:39area.
00:40I'd rather have someone that lives locally represent a local.
00:43Just choose who's going to do the best for the community.
00:46Blue Collar always have voted for Labor.
00:48Yeah.
00:49Yeah.
00:50That's the only reason.
00:51I voted for Labor all the time.
00:52I have no idea who I'm voting for.
00:54I guess I'll decide that in a couple of minutes.
00:56I vote Labor.
00:57Just a strong family background in Labor and I've always been taught that Labor's for
01:03the working class and levels for the rich and to me it still seems like it's pretty much
01:11the same as it used to be.
01:18A question that lives cost change from the administrations It's a Scandinavian
01:19study book.
01:20I've spent some time at the desk and that many of them are deciding that if I hold those
01:21things possible as I'm trying to hide there.
01:23To be honest I've struggled against some time with faith.
01:24That's the future.
01:25You remember when I was working on wishing that Leslie was a group of people had people
01:26LAUGHTER
01:27Brother B.
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