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A man wearing an 'RBA' jacket leads Frankenstein wearing an 'Interest Rates' jacket to a door, where he knocks. Two sets of eyes peek out through the window. One says to 'tell 'em we're not home'.

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The Daily Telegraph (Sydney),

3 May 2022

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