Poor old Simon Bridges continues to "count my chickens for granted". I'm not entirely sure exactly what he was meaning there. And then, of course, we had Paul Goldsmith's bizarre theory that we would stop teaching economics in our schools if we didn't make it part of the history curriculum. I am sorry to disappoint the member who would be the member for Epsom, but whilst, of course, things like historical attitudes to racism will be covered as part of the New Zealand history curriculum when it's taught in our schools, I wouldn't be banking on a sudden surge of demand for his biographies of Don Brash and John Banks, Mr Speaker. I think he should stick to falling asleep during Judith Collins' speeches, Mr Speaker; I think that's going to serve him far better.