Bro what do you mean? Of course you're a part of Australia. You're like our better version of Tasmania I reckon. You're our Tasmania but like 20 times better. We just replace your island. We'll get rid of Tasmania. We'll take you guys.

We are not a part of Australia. You're just trolling. The Americans think you guys are a bunch of actors.

Dude, Captain Frosty, you sound like you immigrated to Aotearoa, and that's really cool. And Lucas, I'm not too sure what part of Australia you live in. I live in Sydney!

I live in the good old country of Victoria, the country back out in the bush of good old Victoria. Yeah, unfortunately. I don't live in Melbourne, I live all, I just live like in the middle of nowhere just on a hill. That's, yeah, basically it.

That is pretty true, I met some American on here and she reckons I'm an actor. She reckons we, she just doesn't think we exist, she just is convinced that Australia is fake and it's just a publicity stunt and I'm just some actor, like, I don't know, it's a bit confusing but that is pretty true, Americans are pretty confusing.

Hey there Lucas. So I live in Western Sydney. I don't live on a hill. I live in the burbs. It's like a concrete jungle. There are a lot of Middle Eastern people around here. Either from Persia, Lebanon, Turkey, where else? I don't know where else, but yeah.

I live, even though I live on a hill, I live like two hours away from Melbourne. And I go to Melbourne every now and then, I take a train. It's like a train station, not too far from where I am. But like, the nice thing about living on a hill is I don't have to worry about coming across esche's and those kinds of people and things that go on and, you know.

No, I didn't immigrate to New Zealand actually. My father is a Kiwi and my mother is Australian. I was born in New Zealand so I class myself as a Kiwi. Thank you