Remind her of her, you know, uniqueness, type of person she is ` beautiful person. At that time, I never knew who I was, and so she would always say, 'Oh, you had a really good personality. You were out there. You were friendly. You were kind. 'You're really unique.' And, um, just having her remind me, I was like, 'Was I? Really? You're just saying that!' And she was, 'Nah, you were. You were.' You are. You are. I am. You are. I am. BOTH LAUGH (LAUGHS) What I would do is just go over there to her house, um, tell her to get up and make me a coffee. Just treat her normal. um, tell her to get up and make me a coffee. Just treat her normal. (LAUGHS) Yeah. And just sit down with her and then just allow her to talk ` talk about what it is that she's going through. She would ask questions, and as` as hard as it was for me to answer it, because in the state of mind that I was in, I was confused. And really I just didn't know what the hell was really going on. But eventually I got the answer. But eventually I got the answer. Yes. So... But eventually I got the answer. Yes. So... Because I don't quit. (LAUGHS) (LAUGHS) At ANZ, we're opening up our network, opening connections throughout the region, opening insights into new business, opening possibilities in emerging markets. We're openly developing support teams and local specialists in more cities than ever before. We're open in 28 countries across Asia-Pacific. That's why we support the Australian Open - Grand Slam of Asia-Pacific. I believed in her. I knew that she'll pull out of it; she'll recover. She must have been the only one who thought that... (LAUGHS) at the time. At the time. (CHUCKLES) Cos I didn't. I didn't think that at the time. Cos I didn't. I didn't think that at the time. Oh, I did. Yeah. Yeah. I knew she would recover. I honestly don't know what it is that I did to empower her. Really, it was` I was just a friend. Just being a friend. And I don't wanna steal her glory, you know, because, damn, she did it herself. (LAUGHS)