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Yeah nah, [this ](https://youtu.be/SXDPCWG70FM)is the real story.
For those who aren’t aware, this is an Australian commercial. The whole “keep the rabbits out” is a reference to the [rabbit-proof fence](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit-proof_fence), which was a 3200+ kilometre (over 2000 miles) long fence, which was built to stop pest species from crossing over from the eastern states.
Ah yes emperor nasi goreng.. father to princess nasi lemak and prince mi goreng