We're unlikely to be seeing a childhood video of Bill Shorten anytime soon.
Unlike Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, the Labor leader says there isn't much evidence of his younger years.
"My parents I don't think took many photos of me when I was a kid," he told radio FIVEaa in Adelaide on Tuesday.
"Football teams and school photos seem to be the only proof of my existence between zero and 18."
A video Mr Turnbull released this week was widely seen as a response to a perception he is out-of-touch with ordinary Australians.
But Mr Shorten says he has no problem with Mr Turnbull's wealth - he just disagrees with his views.
"Remember he did muse on radio in Melbourne, if you're having trouble getting into the housing market just get rich parents," he said.
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