PEP256 CORRESPONDENCE EXTRA

Chas Licciardello· Host0:00

Hey. [singing] Welcome to Correspondence Extra for PEP256. This is where we take only half an hour, Locky [laughs] to respond to some of the correspondence we've gotten through. There's always too much correspondence. I, honestly, I've ... There's all this kind of stuff, I'd go, "I'd love to get that in," but just we'll do our best. We might stick a few more in Milena's as well in, uh, 257 on Friday. Let's get off with a bang.

Lachie· Host0:27

Mm.

Chas Licciardello· Host0:27

Some Locky history correspondence. [laughs] From Phil. "Is this Locky?" Phil writes.

Lachie· Host0:33

Mm.

Chas Licciardello· Host0:33

"I hope he has access to penicillin." That's an, an enigmatic comment, you might ask. Shall we look at the photo and see what he's referring to?

Lachie· Host0:40

Phil has attached a photo of- [laughs] ... me in a press pack following behind Bruce Lehrmann, who had just- Ah ... he lost his defamation case.

Chas Licciardello· Host0:49

So were you doing real journalism, or were you trying to sledge him?

Lachie· Host0:52

Uh, so- [laughs] [laughs] ... uh, the, a little bit of the backstory is- Yeah ... a few weeks l- earlier, Bruce Lehrmann had been evicted from a northern beaches Sydney, uh, rental that he was staying in.

Chas Licciardello· Host1:05

Mm.

Lachie· Host1:05

Because he was doing loud karaoke late at night, where he was singing songs like this.

Speaker 2· Soundbite1:11

[singing] I broke the law and Bruce won. I broke the law. Bruce won.

Chas Licciardello· Host1:21

[laughs] Singing, you say?

Lachie· Host1:22

Yeah. [laughs] Singing, singing a, a, a man after my own heart. Crappy musical parody. [laughs] Uh, and, um, I,