Speaker 1: Good morning, Melvin, Jason Lauren start your morning the right away.
Speaker 2: Don't be great.
Speaker 3: This is Jason.
Speaker 4: Lauren on.
Speaker 5: Well, good morning everybody, and welcome to your Wednesday.
Speaker 6: Good morning.
Speaker 5: I'm excellent. Had a great sleep. You look fresh, Thank you, Cla.
Speaker 5: I did not have a good I feel for you.
Speaker 6: It looks like you got pink I on one night.
Speaker 7: The sum and I think it's a bit pink.
Speaker 6: It's a bit punk. Have you got the punk ey?
Speaker 5: It's not pink eye?
Speaker 6: Have you been rubbing it?
Speaker 5: No, don't have any I've got lucky. Both aren't read.
Speaker 5: There'd be questions asked one right, okay?
Speaker 4: Cool?
Speaker 5: And I wasn't doing anything else.
Speaker 8: I had a terrible sleep. Oh gosh, I've just had
Speaker 8: two nights of terrible sleeps.
Speaker 6: But you know what I did?
Speaker 5: Do you get it together over there? Drug yourself, knock
Speaker 5: yourself out by well?
Speaker 8: No, actually I haven't had two nights of terrible sleeps.
Speaker 8: I had the best sleep of my life two nights ago, right,
Speaker 8: and I slept for like nine and a half hours.
Speaker 8: I just woke up groggy. And last night I had
Speaker 8: a terrible sleep. It was like I slept too much
Speaker 8: the night before and my body.
Speaker 6: Was like, you know what I did? Yesterday?
Speaker 8: We had friends in town that said, can we go
Speaker 8: out for lunch? And we went for a bit of
Speaker 8: a Tuesday midweek long lunch.
Speaker 5: I get exhausted from your social direct.
Speaker 8: To be honest, I don't actually do much during the
Speaker 8: week generally besides work.
Speaker 6: But we went out for lunch yesterday. We went lunch finish,
Speaker 6: oh like three. It was twelve thirty to three pm.
Speaker 8: I was on the couch by three thirty, and then
Speaker 8: I was like, I am done Hacks.
Speaker 7: On one of those lunches. We don't need dinner.
Speaker 6: Yeah, didn't need dinner.
Speaker 5: Are you liking Hacks?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's good. It's a good easy you like.
Speaker 5: It, Clint. It's about this old bird who does a
Speaker 5: stand up in Vegas and she can be a real bitch.
Speaker 5: Reminds me of someone.
Speaker 6: So okay coming anyone I know, because I'm not very
Speaker 6: funny much younger than you are very funny.
Speaker 7: How's this? Last night? I took the dog for a
Speaker 7: walk when I got home from Channel nine.
Speaker 5: I didn't poo outside.
Speaker 7: Well I went again, did it? You could tell you
Speaker 7: needed a slash and maybe a little pooh. So I
Speaker 7: just took him for a quick walk in my ug boots.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that's all right, that's okay.
Speaker 7: An hour later I got home. I was just in
Speaker 7: a mood.
Speaker 4: For walking.
Speaker 9: All the streets of Richmond, really like a real last night.
Speaker 9: Were you wearing your fo not a great sort of
Speaker 9: walking shoe.
Speaker 6: The old ug, not on the arch, not at your ace,
Speaker 6: very sore carves.
Speaker 4: Today I went out.
Speaker 5: And bought my family presence yesterday afternoon. This is in
Speaker 5: a nice moment for everyone. No, I got like Pokemon
Speaker 5: cards for the kid, and then I got loose some
Speaker 5: some shoes, some some.
Speaker 8: Nike sneakers you and the random shoe buys for Lou.
Speaker 8: I find it fascinating, remember that day called you like,
Speaker 8: I'm just walking past the shops or some beautiful boots
Speaker 8: and buying them for.
Speaker 6: I got a foot fetish.
Speaker 7: Oh do you? That's okay?
Speaker 6: You know what he likes.
Speaker 5: I don't a foot fetish?
Speaker 6: Can you do? She's been rubbing her toes in your arm?
Speaker 6: She has no you love? He loves shiny white sneakers.
Speaker 6: He likes shoes.
Speaker 5: Have you seen Clint wheels today? Show your feet? Look
Speaker 5: at those?
Speaker 6: Are they first time?
Speaker 7: Were the second time?
Speaker 6: What the Fred Perry see.
Speaker 5: The other very Oh yeah, I like a nice white sneaker.
Speaker 5: But I like spontaneous presents rather than oh it's your birthday,
Speaker 5: Oh it's christ like. And I bought loose shoes from
Speaker 5: the kids section because they had a better range.
Speaker 7: So she fits into the kids section.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The Nike shoes quite wide. I
Speaker 5: checked the measurements. Feet eight and a half.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, their kids don't go that big. Because
Speaker 8: I'm an eight, I don't know big.
Speaker 5: Ken, big shoes, big kit schoes.
Speaker 7: So has she been rubbing her feet on your face?
Speaker 5: She has not been rubbing her feet.
Speaker 7: I'm not looks that way.
Speaker 6: I'm not a foot guy must have been sucking her
Speaker 6: toes on. She accidentally kicked him.
Speaker 4: Fergie happens, I believe.
Speaker 6: Can I get a bunker?
Speaker 5: You're not getting a big toe in this mouth? I
Speaker 5: can tee you now. I'll go in the book.
Speaker 4: But not a toe.
Speaker 5: Hey state of origin tonight? Guys excited about it?
Speaker 6: Cannot wait? Yeah, I've got my spot on the cot
Speaker 6: ready to go.
Speaker 5: Cam Munster from the Melbourne Storm and the Queensland Maroon's
Speaker 5: unfortunately he is out, but he is in the Channel
Speaker 5: nine commentary box for the game tonight, you can see
Speaker 5: all the action on Channel nine after seven o'clock.
Speaker 7: Yes, seven o'clock after the news. That's a real career
Speaker 7: change for camp Munster.
Speaker 5: First tonight in the commentary box. I'll tell you what, mate,
Speaker 5: he has got something going on at home which is
Speaker 5: going to blow you or man. Parents of Melbourne are
Speaker 5: just going to be like, oh my god. We'll get
Speaker 5: to that just after six thirty this morning.
Speaker 8: It's gonna be a good show. We're giving away holidays.
Speaker 8: Here we go, what else giving away holidays? We're giving
Speaker 8: away We got five thousand dollars. Question got a crazy
Speaker 8: runout sale.
Speaker 5: She's found a bit of paper forever.
Speaker 4: The popo are in as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know how We're about to do Melbourn's biggest
Speaker 5: game of Hide and Seek.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Every week we get a different police department to come
Speaker 5: in with the dog Squad in the other week.
Speaker 6: This week the dog Squad were my favorite because they
Speaker 6: brought the puppies in.
Speaker 5: Well, we're getting the detectives in this morning to help
Speaker 5: Melbourne find us in Hide and Seek. They're going to
Speaker 5: give you some clues and some tips on how you'll
Speaker 5: be able to track us up too many tips two
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Melbourn's biggest game of hide
Speaker 5: and Seek is starting next week. Hey, coming up.
Speaker 7: Next, voice messaging for it? Are you love it?
Speaker 5: She's just got me into it?
Speaker 6: No wait, voice messaging or voice messages.
Speaker 7: Voice messaging. I've got a story that might turn you
Speaker 7: right off it.
Speaker 5: We'll go there after. Ariana Grunde, Welcome to your Wednesday.
Speaker 7: This is Nova Telecommunications, phone calls, texts and now voice messaging.
Speaker 5: Don't start me.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 7: What issues do you have with it? Because I've got
Speaker 7: a few.
Speaker 6: Well, the fact that he doesn't know how to do
Speaker 6: it is his big issue.
Speaker 7: Oh you stumble and fumble around.
Speaker 8: Well, I started voice noting it's called, isn't it? I
Speaker 8: started voice noting Jakes, and the replies I got were
Speaker 8: just a whole lot of ramble, rustling in his pocket.
Speaker 10: Oh to do it?
Speaker 7: Because it can be quite complex because you sort of
Speaker 7: start and then you're not happy with it, so you
Speaker 7: delete it, and then you go again and it won't record.
Speaker 6: Then it's too long.
Speaker 5: You know what. I don't mind the voice to text.
Speaker 7: Oh you do that to me all the time in
Speaker 7: the car as well.
Speaker 5: You do it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, well that's good safe driving exactly. And Lauren,
Speaker 7: you and I do it quite often when we're sort
Speaker 7: of commentating a TV show.
Speaker 6: I like it.
Speaker 7: I wonder where you sit on this, a radio colleague,
Speaker 7: I guess you could say, from the industry. Bianca Die
Speaker 7: works out of Queensland, has spoken about how she's using
Speaker 7: voice messaging for dating. So she I like that instead
Speaker 7: of texting or calling on the apporce she is using
Speaker 7: a voice message to try and capture the attention and
Speaker 7: imagination of the fella. One of her voice messages was
Speaker 7: seven minutes long.
Speaker 6: Oh no, no.
Speaker 7: She speaks about it on her podcast.
Speaker 11: You recently left a seven minute voice message for a
Speaker 11: man you were supposed to go on a date with.
Speaker 6: Seven minutes what.
Speaker 12: I When you bring up the voice message with people,
Speaker 12: they are so split. When you start talking about it,
Speaker 12: people either prickle up like you and Field and prickling
Speaker 12: like oh god, this is a voice message person, or
Speaker 12: they're like, oh my god, oh they're great.
Speaker 8: Seven minutes is too long, Jase, do you think you
Speaker 8: and I have ever had a seven minute phone conversation.
Speaker 5: I'll be honest. That grab drag for me.
Speaker 7: I think you can be a bit tidier with your
Speaker 7: voice messaging.
Speaker 6: Second, could you possibly I get if you're telling a
Speaker 6: story to like your best friend, even then seven minutes
Speaker 6: you can fast forward through them on a voice No.
Speaker 7: I mean think your phone memory seven minutes is going
Speaker 7: to occupy a lot of space.
Speaker 5: I'd see that little circle going around they are sending
Speaker 5: me some sort.
Speaker 6: Of long message seven minutes is ridiculous.
Speaker 5: Voicemails a great idea talk.
Speaker 8: Back break we're doing right now. It has been not
Speaker 8: even three and this is going on.
Speaker 5: But but you know what I mean, Like, if you're
Speaker 5: getting to know someone like you can really take text
Speaker 5: a totally different way. At least you can need the
Speaker 5: tone in their voice. You can lose that chatting on
Speaker 5: a day. I actually think the voice is great.
Speaker 6: I think it's quite cool.
Speaker 7: Imagine getting to sort of like the four minute mark, though,
Speaker 7: and then you say something you're not happy with a
Speaker 7: start again.
Speaker 8: You know it's worse though, when you're listening to it
Speaker 8: and it's gone for like over a minute in your
Speaker 8: phone locks and so then you go, oh, okay, I've
Speaker 8: got and you have to start again.
Speaker 5: Or when people from in the Yes, am I going on?
Speaker 5: I'm going on too long? Oh my god, I'm going
Speaker 5: on to okay, let me quickly finish the story. And
Speaker 5: then they finished the story. Oh my god, that was
Speaker 5: seven minutes. I'm going on to way too.
Speaker 7: You get any examples of your relationship?
Speaker 8: No, but I've Oh yeah, I actually did, Jase. I
Speaker 8: was trying to voice note you about something the other
Speaker 8: day that was too complicated to put in a text.
Speaker 8: But I know you don't answer my call, so I
Speaker 8: thought a voice that was perfect, and this is the.
Speaker 6: Response minute back.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, it was very to the point because Jace
Speaker 8: has no attention span past fifteen seconds.
Speaker 6: This is what I got back.
Speaker 5: I want to do this.
Speaker 13: Hello.
Speaker 6: That's all it played again.
Speaker 7: Do you want to do this?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 6: Shame to do this?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 6: Shame?
Speaker 4: Not quite level?
Speaker 5: When are you talking back to me? Lauren? It should
Speaker 5: be walkie talkie rules. When you finish a message, you
Speaker 5: say over this is never one hundred.
Speaker 9: Rated, absolutely overrated or underrated, underweight?
Speaker 5: All right? What do you come across in life that
Speaker 5: you go, WHOA, this is underrated or you go I
Speaker 5: don't really get what people are on about. These are
Speaker 5: some of the ones we got last week.
Speaker 14: So I think it's overrated.
Speaker 15: I think it's the audience washing.
Speaker 16: It's an absolute nightmare.
Speaker 17: I mean, if you've got to wash my ship big
Speaker 17: enough to be able to wash it, that's great.
Speaker 18: But then you can't look to that. It's too heavy,
Speaker 18: dated as severely overrated.
Speaker 7: Which one are you hitting?
Speaker 4: Bandy Ah?
Speaker 15: They're overwhere.
Speaker 19: I think chicken palmers are so overrated.
Speaker 5: You know what, I'm the same Ham and chicken don't
Speaker 5: go together. Just go the Schnitzel.
Speaker 7: Oh, now get out of here.
Speaker 6: I'm actually quite into schnitzels these. I've leaped away from
Speaker 6: a parmer and lent into a schnitty.
Speaker 5: That's my girl, that is Marcus.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's fair. Do you want to kick yourself?
Speaker 8: Who wants to go first? I'll go Underrated thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 8: If you've got something that you think is overrated or underrated.
Speaker 5: Melbourne underrated state of Origin.
Speaker 8: Oh that's funny you say that, because I was about
Speaker 8: to say overrated.
Speaker 5: No, give it time. Game one tonight, New South Wales
Speaker 5: versus Queensland US here in Melbourne. Always get behind the Morones.
Speaker 5: We're going to be hosting a game at the g
Speaker 5: as well, which will no doubt sell out. Underrated State
Speaker 5: of Origin.
Speaker 8: I just think NRL in general is overrated. I don't
Speaker 8: understand it.
Speaker 5: To Cam Munster from the mining morons, who's interception right now,
Speaker 5: I'm about to join it.
Speaker 8: Okay, you know what. I think he's overrated. Those Stanley
Speaker 8: cups that everybody has.
Speaker 6: Have you seen them?
Speaker 8: They're like drink, yes, but they've got straws in them,
Speaker 8: and people are going mad all around the world, like
Speaker 8: people would driving an hour to go to certain shops
Speaker 8: in different colorways, and people are decorating them. Some dimondy
Speaker 8: ones there's but they're like hard's got a handle.
Speaker 5: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 8: No, I think it's stainless little straw. Overrated Stanley cups, underrated,
Speaker 8: curly welly straw.
Speaker 4: I love you both.
Speaker 7: Accuse me of being an old soul and I am.
Speaker 6: I'm happy to run with it towards just being an
Speaker 6: old man.
Speaker 4: Rated.
Speaker 7: Here we go, Singlets type.
Speaker 4: No, I've started it's a bit chilly.
Speaker 7: Let me, let me, let me shirt because I've been
Speaker 7: sleeping with singlet because it's just a.
Speaker 4: Little bit cold at night.
Speaker 7: Jimmy Favor put I tuck myself into bed and it's
Speaker 7: a lot tasty.
Speaker 6: I just can't work out why you're single.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what. If you take a girl home,
Speaker 5: just take your pants, leave your top off. She takes
Speaker 5: that shirt off and sees the singlet. I'll give you
Speaker 5: a hot tip made the pants will be going back on.
Speaker 8: Bobby Phillips, my dad who's in his seventies. He is
Speaker 8: the only other man I know that wears his bomb singlet.
Speaker 7: Bobby, you get a two for one pack, but you
Speaker 7: can you can also dress the singlet up.
Speaker 6: No, you can't.
Speaker 4: Under under a colored shirt. You can have the singlet on.
Speaker 5: To keep you warm, maybe if you're a mechanic producer.
Speaker 4: Brody, Now there's a validation here.
Speaker 3: I am into singlets.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Brody's also walking around with a giant chair. He looks
Speaker 5: like mister T walking around with the giant chain around
Speaker 5: his neck.
Speaker 8: He's actually think men in singlets are repulsive even in
Speaker 8: the gym. Hey, here's one put your pits away singles
Speaker 8: shirt wear his shirt. Blokes make it all off completely singler, I.
Speaker 5: Reckon, I'm going to have clean support here, and Lauren's
Speaker 5: going to be a no but underrated. The shoehorn.
Speaker 7: I love a shoe trying to get your foot into
Speaker 7: those tight.
Speaker 5: Boots and at least have a little flat completely fat
Speaker 5: fingers through and pull them on because the flap is
Speaker 5: a little bit hard though. If you don't have that flat,
Speaker 5: do you need the horn flat the flap? You need
Speaker 5: the flap on the horn like the loop the loop?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, the loops handy with the boosh. The loop
Speaker 6: is handy with the boot. Let's go to Christian in
Speaker 6: West Meadows talk to us underrated or overrated?
Speaker 17: Just on those Stanley cup that you were just talking about.
Speaker 17: There's an article I was just having a look. It
Speaker 17: was in two Evan November twenty twenty three and a
Speaker 17: car caught fire in the US. It was completely completely
Speaker 17: and inside the car was one of those Stanley cups
Speaker 17: that still had a cold drinking.
Speaker 6: It still had the ice and I remember that.
Speaker 5: And the company actually bought the person in new.
Speaker 6: Cart them a new car.
Speaker 4: Well that's an endorsement.
Speaker 6: Yes, but I'm a frank Green babe.
Speaker 7: Yeah, did the curl one of those multi.
Speaker 6: Colored Don't I want one of the shiny multi colored.
Speaker 5: Don't you know the crome chrime on you know That's
Speaker 5: all I want.
Speaker 4: What do you want?
Speaker 5: A chrome? If Frank Green send you a shiny chromey bottle.
Speaker 6: You're not getting your mits on it.
Speaker 5: That'll be it for me.
Speaker 7: I will anyone listening from Frank Green if you can
Speaker 7: send Lauren Phillips and Clintston away, don't don't.
Speaker 6: Just drinking from my friend Green now. They're way better.
Speaker 4: Than Jase Hawkins.
Speaker 5: All I want is one of them. It's not much
Speaker 5: to ask, is it well? Gone?
Speaker 6: By one? I bought mine.
Speaker 5: Zach In Frankston, I've writed, what do you got?
Speaker 16: Good morning guys, jays, I got some for you.
Speaker 14: Yep, under the Cole's Ultimate Chop Chip cookies. Okay, I'm
Speaker 14: not saying the best cookies in the world, but in
Speaker 14: terms of your box cookies, the best you will ever have. Okay,
Speaker 14: good spart cookies have the chocolate compared to cookie ratio
Speaker 14: is bang on?
Speaker 5: Is it moist crunch?
Speaker 16: It's not moist, but it's a good crunch, so it's
Speaker 16: not too hard, doesn't feel like it's got to cut
Speaker 16: your mouth open. And I'll leave you with an aftertas
Speaker 16: wanting more.
Speaker 4: How did it go? With a cap of TEA beautiful Okay,
Speaker 4: you amazing.
Speaker 5: We have a Coles downstairs. What comes Coles downstairs? Open?
Speaker 6: It's open now. I think it opens at six.
Speaker 5: Six or seven? No one, producers saying six. One producers saying.
Speaker 6: Seven, it's six.
Speaker 4: It's very passionate. So what are they called?
Speaker 14: Zach the Cols Ultimate chocolate chip Cookies.
Speaker 5: All right, we must go, We must go. We must
Speaker 5: go to a break because we have to go to
Speaker 5: Col's and get a cookie. Cam Munster, if he hasn't left,
Speaker 5: is going to be joining us to talk state of
Speaker 5: origin on the other side of the date of origin
Speaker 5: of this.
Speaker 8: I love it and I'm very excited about our next guest.
Speaker 7: It's live and exclusive on the nine network on nines
Speaker 7: Wide Water Sports, and this man who's a Queenslander, a
Speaker 7: storm legend, is stepping into the cometary booth. Cam Munster,
Speaker 7: good to see her.
Speaker 10: Thanks guys, Thanks, thanks for having me.
Speaker 5: Guys, So you're out because I've been Yeah, I taught me,
Speaker 5: I taught me groin.
Speaker 13: Unfortunately, in Magic Ground, I've had a lot of problems
Speaker 13: with my hips. So I'll have hips surge in the year,
Speaker 13: but my groins have been overloaded due to the fact
Speaker 13: that my hips aren't playing that greatly, So yeah, I
Speaker 13: tore the ligament.
Speaker 5: When when when you say to my groin, yeah, which
Speaker 5: I trying to rip of the sack or anything?
Speaker 6: Did you tear your ligamentaries or something?
Speaker 10: So I tore the ligament.
Speaker 13: I can't really explain the ligament in my groin, but
Speaker 13: it's the one that surgeon's going Look.
Speaker 10: Look, I'm not packing much.
Speaker 13: Down, so you've got nothing to look at. But just
Speaker 13: tore the one that surgeon go under. And yeah, this
Speaker 13: obviously release you groin.
Speaker 10: So done a pretty good job. So yeah, times are tough.
Speaker 6: But so you're not playing and you're commentating.
Speaker 10: Yeah, first time Origin, Ye, my debut.
Speaker 6: How do you how do you cope watching them play?
Speaker 14: Like?
Speaker 6: Do you just desperately want to be out there?
Speaker 13: Of course it's always great to represent in state, for sure,
Speaker 13: But I haven't actually never watched the game live. Really,
Speaker 13: I've been playing Origin since twenty seventeens and I've never actually.
Speaker 10: Watched it live. So it'd be a lot of emotions
Speaker 10: coming through. Hopefully I can get everything right.
Speaker 7: It's funny Cam because you're in Melbourne. I think Melbournians
Speaker 7: now sort of get rugby League a lot more than
Speaker 7: they did when the Storm came in all those years ago.
Speaker 7: And there's a state of origin. Two is going to
Speaker 7: beat the MCG this year, which.
Speaker 10: Is pretty cool.
Speaker 13: Oh, it's massive. I played in one game at the MCG.
Speaker 13: It was one hundred thousand fans. I know not many
Speaker 13: Melburnians back then twenty and eighteen would have known the
Speaker 13: game as well as they do now, but I think
Speaker 13: they've just loved the passion because of the players like
Speaker 13: Keern Smith, Cooper Kronk and Billy Slater. I've all played
Speaker 13: for Storm and they've all jumped on the bandwagon or
Speaker 13: being to Queensland, you know. So we've been very fortunate
Speaker 13: enough to have those guys played for Melbourne and now
Speaker 13: they've just jumped on the bandwagon, jumped on queens there
Speaker 13: and now Billy's the head coach, so it makes perfect.
Speaker 5: A great job.
Speaker 6: I love Billy Slater.
Speaker 7: Hey, you share a training facility at the Storm with
Speaker 7: the melb In Football Club team. Christian Petrarca is a
Speaker 7: friend of our show. He's in here every Friday. Do
Speaker 7: you ever see him in the in the weights room?
Speaker 7: Is he?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Exactly?
Speaker 10: Not as much as you boys, not as probably much.
Speaker 10: He'd be definitely mentioned more than myself.
Speaker 13: But they've they've actually moved most of their training sessions
Speaker 13: now at Casey, but previous years before that they did
Speaker 13: a lot of recovery and obviously a lot.
Speaker 10: Of gym waits there. Do you sort of look at
Speaker 10: them and go, he's one of the one of the
Speaker 10: best of the game.
Speaker 13: I see Clayton I love a lot doing a lot
Speaker 13: of recovery, Icyson and spar As well. But yeah, there's
Speaker 13: some some talented players there. Unfortunately last week and they
Speaker 13: didn't play as well in Alice Springs, but there's some
Speaker 13: quality players, that's for sure.
Speaker 8: Who's tougher NRL players or AFL players.
Speaker 13: I think I think there's a lot of players that
Speaker 13: could probably play a game from AFL. There's a lot
Speaker 13: of players I probably couldn't play.
Speaker 10: A lot too tougher.
Speaker 13: It's hard to say because there's a lot of players
Speaker 13: take dives and like you know when in the AFL
Speaker 13: and the AFL, Like I'm not going to say too
Speaker 13: many names, but you can definitely tell blokes using as tactics.
Speaker 5: Probably fitter, yes, but.
Speaker 8: The NRL players are definitely more bonkers, more mad.
Speaker 13: There's a lot of there's a lot one hundred and
Speaker 13: twenty k one hunred and thirty players Kilo players playing.
Speaker 10: There's not many of them playing in AFL. I think
Speaker 10: they were getting found.
Speaker 5: Hey, Cameron, Monster's on the air with us from the
Speaker 5: Storm and the Queen's and Saturday, the team's going to
Speaker 5: be in the commentary Boxer Channel nine for the game tonight,
Speaker 5: Cam forget the on the field actually, yeah hundred, let's
Speaker 5: go off the field for a moment where things are
Speaker 5: more chaotic. Congratulations, you're a father of two, Howard's Your youngest.
Speaker 10: Youngest is eight months and my oldest is two and
Speaker 10: a half.
Speaker 6: And have you got a third on the way?
Speaker 10: I do. Congratulations, thank you're really excited about timing?
Speaker 4: Is everything? Brother?
Speaker 8: And so you're off on the road traveling and she's
Speaker 8: going to be at home with three babies. Yep, she
Speaker 8: must be a superwoman.
Speaker 5: So what the second will be? What thirteen months old?
Speaker 5: When you have this one? Yeah, it's I've got three mates.
Speaker 5: If I can do it anyone, yeah.
Speaker 10: Exactly, surprise. He can give me some teach that'd be nice.
Speaker 6: It's true, he can do it anyway.
Speaker 10: I'm very surprised.
Speaker 13: I know you want to be putting on a national
Speaker 13: television or live radio, but yeah, I definitely had to
Speaker 13: ask the question.
Speaker 10: I'm like to get an eternity test.
Speaker 4: I hope.
Speaker 6: That is busy. And when have you got boys or girls?
Speaker 4: Two boys?
Speaker 6: And will you get them playing NRL?
Speaker 10: No, I would mind them playing a different sport, maybe golf.
Speaker 5: I'll be there.
Speaker 13: Caddy Chase for summers as I call it with my boys,
Speaker 13: my superinnuation.
Speaker 5: Cameron Munster from the Storm, the Queensland State of Origin
Speaker 5: team and in the commentary box tonight for Channel nine's coverage,
Speaker 5: make good luck tonight, enjoy the game.
Speaker 10: Thank you so much, don't forget.
Speaker 5: After seven o'clock tonight nine's world Wide World of Sports,
Speaker 5: have got your covered State of Origin game number one
Speaker 5: seven pm and on nine tonight just go on five
Speaker 5: to seven. Coming up after seven o'clock your chance to
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Speaker 8: That, well, tonight is State of Origin surprise to no one.
Speaker 8: I have no idea what it is all about, but
Speaker 8: I'm engaged to a Queenslander, a proud Queenslander, who's very
Speaker 8: excited to watch the game tonight. So last night I
Speaker 8: decided to ask him a few questions that many, I
Speaker 8: would say many people across Melbourne might want the answers
Speaker 8: to They did not go down so well.
Speaker 5: Did he blow up? It's a new segment We're called
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Speaker 8: State of Origin is tonight, of which I have absolutely
Speaker 8: zero understanding of and minimal interest in, to be perfectly.
Speaker 5: Honest, You're partner Paul watching.
Speaker 8: It at home, Duhl. We are watching the State of
Speaker 8: Origin from home tonight.
Speaker 4: He's come around Sola cheesels.
Speaker 6: You can if you like, because he'd love to watch it.
Speaker 9: With someone I'll be a Queenslanders here, yes, queens.
Speaker 6: Well as I'm marrying one. I am a Maroon Maron
Speaker 6: and he loves it. Queenslanders and New South welsh men
Speaker 6: and women live for this stuff.
Speaker 5: Bring aunt a mini keg, come on over. So Brady,
Speaker 5: you want to come to Paul's tonight? Lawrence house?
Speaker 4: Have you bundies?
Speaker 6: Do you want to come to Paul's? Don't worry about me?
Speaker 6: Do you want to go to Paul's to Paul's police?
Speaker 6: What time does this thing start?
Speaker 4: Actually?
Speaker 8: I know because last night I said I decided to
Speaker 8: ask Paul. He realized I was recording him, but I
Speaker 8: decided to ask him some questions about state of origin?
Speaker 6: What time is the state of origin? Are we going
Speaker 6: to watch it?
Speaker 2: Sure? Who's playing? So pass?
Speaker 1: You need to know that, as if I would know
Speaker 1: about by then? On Melbourne team? No, when do we play?
Speaker 1: I was confused because I didn't know if it was
Speaker 1: n RL or NFL. Is Billy Slater playing in it?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he's a coach. It's fun.
Speaker 20: But if I'm going to watch it, I want to
Speaker 20: be into it.
Speaker 6: How many points do you get if you get a
Speaker 6: gold six?
Speaker 2: It's too hard Actually, you need to get on Google.
Speaker 6: How many did you get if you kick it through
Speaker 6: the goalposts?
Speaker 2: Six?
Speaker 21: It's complicated to.
Speaker 3: Two two points? How many do you get for.
Speaker 21: A touchdown try?
Speaker 2: It's so frustrating.
Speaker 20: How many touchdowns do they get in a normal state
Speaker 20: of origin game?
Speaker 21: You do your research. I'm no longer I'm no longer
Speaker 21: find the worthy. You're going to research people ages station.
Speaker 8: So I told him more having camp monster in Monster
Speaker 8: and he was like, you need to do your research, Lauren.
Speaker 6: He wasn't very helpful.
Speaker 5: I would have killed you.
Speaker 8: Actually, Billy Slater is not playing. Are you there at
Speaker 8: at Paul's house?
Speaker 5: I don't know if I want to go to Paul's house.
Speaker 5: If you're there, I might.
Speaker 6: Not be there.
Speaker 7: Billy used to score lots of touchdowns points points one
Speaker 7: point for.
Speaker 5: A touchdown kickoff. Kickoff is at eight pm, eight eight,
Speaker 5: So she's a late night at Paul's just giving you.
Speaker 6: Guys can go and sit downstairs in the man case.
Speaker 5: And I'll tell you what the cost of living at
Speaker 5: the moment, stresses around bills to pay good is a
Speaker 5: cheeky little getaway.
Speaker 6: Oh wouldn't it be nice? Just as the winters hit us.
Speaker 5: I'm hearing you and speaking of winter up for grabs.
Speaker 5: We have a trip to the snowy Mountains in New
Speaker 5: South Wales and it is going to Lauren. You want
Speaker 5: to do the.
Speaker 6: Honors, Kylie. Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 5: Go on to the snowy mountains.
Speaker 6: My good a little get away with the fam. Oh
Speaker 6: my goodness, are you guys in the.
Speaker 5: Holiday Hey, Kylie, doing your favor. Just look at the
Speaker 5: kids and go, oh no, no, no, no, you guys
Speaker 5: aren't coming.
Speaker 22: Oh guys, it was actually a prank.
Speaker 20: Odd time.
Speaker 6: That's so made.
Speaker 2: We're going.
Speaker 6: I have a great time in the snowy mountains, Karli.
Speaker 6: It's absolutely beautiful for a winter get away.
Speaker 23: Oh, we've never been even.
Speaker 5: That's so cool.
Speaker 6: Have a great time.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 6: No worry, Well done, Kylie.
Speaker 5: That's up there with I told you how we sat
Speaker 5: down our three kids on Sunday and said we're only
Speaker 5: taking two of you to the new house.
Speaker 6: It's so mean.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry. That's some of the joys that come with
Speaker 5: being a parent. All right, so cool. You have to
Speaker 5: do all the other crows. Let us live, let us
Speaker 5: have some fun, all right. Are you ready for today's trip?
Speaker 8: Yes, We've got another trip up for grabs, and that
Speaker 8: trip is to the peninsula here in Victoria. Staycation for
Speaker 8: two or there's a winery to yes please, I love
Speaker 8: it done in the Mornington Peninsula.
Speaker 5: Artists, you are listening out for Riana read when you
Speaker 5: hear us play Rihanna today. It can be any one
Speaker 5: of her songs. You give us a ring and we
Speaker 5: will put you on the list. We could be wringing
Speaker 5: you and saying, hey, guess what the trip is yours?
Speaker 23: All right?
Speaker 5: What she has got?
Speaker 6: Some banger banger.
Speaker 7: She's also making money in the beauty world, is she not?
Speaker 7: She's killing her.
Speaker 6: Mate, absolutely killing it fenty beauty.
Speaker 7: She's now introducing fenty hair, is it?
Speaker 6: Why not?
Speaker 5: Question? It's s fenty, the one that doesn't have the
Speaker 5: label on it.
Speaker 6: I don't think.
Speaker 5: So what do you mean, like you know, like you
Speaker 5: were saying, like those really expensive like you know, cosmetics,
Speaker 5: like handbags and some of these days don't.
Speaker 6: Have quiet luxury. No, that's different. That's like Mary Kate
Speaker 6: Nashley Olson's label the Road.
Speaker 5: So could I just grab like a handbag from Mimco? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Could I take the Mico off and then just say.
Speaker 7: Like gust shopping at industry. You know there's no labels.
Speaker 6: Yes, not really.
Speaker 5: It's an a color number color.
Speaker 8: But no fenty beauty? Are you thinking of Fendy? I
Speaker 8: don't know what you're thinking of.
Speaker 5: I'm just thinking of expensive brands that I cannot say.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 5: When you hear Rianna, you give us ring and thanks
Speaker 5: to my mates it What if it is Ouzzie for travel?
Speaker 5: You could be scoring a trip to the peninsula. We've
Speaker 5: got the detectives and the Victorian police joining us after
Speaker 5: seven thirty on nov Probe the po PO is coming up.
Speaker 5: They're going to give you tips on how you can
Speaker 5: find us for hide and Seek.
Speaker 6: You don't want to miss that two hundred and.
Speaker 5: Fifty thousand dollars Nova's hide and Seek next week we
Speaker 5: will go missing. First person to find us wins the money.
Speaker 23: Here.
Speaker 5: Hey, I've run into this guy twice now in three days.
Speaker 5: Who so on Friday? You know how I stay behind
Speaker 5: because I work long grours and you guys.
Speaker 7: What I was leaving, that's absolutely you just don't want.
Speaker 4: To go home.
Speaker 8: No, what he does and he goes down to the
Speaker 8: coals downstairs and it's all those little mini ice creams,
Speaker 8: little French nivadore.
Speaker 7: And you quite like the eggplant mis your katsu combination.
Speaker 6: He loves the food offerings on Clarendon Austrey.
Speaker 7: It's a whole new world.
Speaker 6: That's why you're here later go on. As you were saying,
Speaker 6: sometimes you leave later than us because you have four
Speaker 6: courses after the show.
Speaker 4: Bullshit. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I was leaving for course one on Friday and
Speaker 5: I was walking through reception with our executive producer Brody,
Speaker 5: who we affectionately called the Thumb. And as I'm leaving,
Speaker 5: open the glass door and there's a gentleman walking towards me,
Speaker 5: and I like the face rang a bell, but it
Speaker 5: was taking me a second of clocket.
Speaker 8: I hate that when you see someone out of context
Speaker 8: and you're like, can you describe him?
Speaker 5: Yep, I would say, gentlemen maybe ten years older than me,
Speaker 5: semi well grist is a little bit of stubble, still
Speaker 5: strong hair at the top, looked athletic oa tall. Brody yeah, midheight.
Speaker 5: Brady and him start talking football and then we start talking.
Speaker 5: I jump in and go, God, the pies aren't looking
Speaker 5: too good at the moment with the injuries. And he
Speaker 5: started giving his expert opinion.
Speaker 6: Was it one of the guys that do the footy
Speaker 6: podcast Jonathan.
Speaker 5: Brown wasn't Brownie Bucks, No Brownie.
Speaker 8: Nathan Buckley who lives in Melbourne. That wouldn't recognize Nathan
Speaker 8: Buckley number five? It was he is one of the
Speaker 8: most for moose men in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: It took me a second. It took me a second.
Speaker 5: Brody did the cardinal sin in front of him. He
Speaker 5: points to.
Speaker 6: Brodie subtle as a sledge charmer. Did he say you
Speaker 6: don't know who this is?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 5: He goes, you know who this is, don't you?
Speaker 6: Oh no, you can't do that. What you have to
Speaker 6: do is say, oh, Bucks, have you met Jason before?
Speaker 6: Thank you helper sister out roads.
Speaker 5: Thank god we're covering his divorce the other week. And
Speaker 5: I recognized the photo And how can.
Speaker 6: You not know who? You can't call yourself a Melbourne
Speaker 6: boy if you don't know who Nathan Buckley.
Speaker 5: Well, to be fair, he looked a little bit more
Speaker 5: relaxed than he did when he was in the coaching box.
Speaker 5: Not saying he's let himself go.
Speaker 7: He does look good.
Speaker 5: It looks g very fit.
Speaker 6: Bucks, isn't he Well?
Speaker 5: I ran into him again yesterday?
Speaker 6: Hang on, is he still coaching reception again?
Speaker 5: I can't strong.
Speaker 8: Then just do that double click, double point thing you
Speaker 8: just did. Then you look like Greg from the Wiggles.
Speaker 6: Don't do that to Bucks. No, no double pistols, he.
Speaker 5: Break the cardinal rill. You don't drop someone in like that?
Speaker 5: What's your tip? If you and Paul walk into.
Speaker 8: A party, I will say, even if I don't remember
Speaker 8: their name, I'll say, oh, have you met my fiance?
Speaker 8: Say Paul before, and then they go, oh, no, hi, Paul,
Speaker 8: I'm Nathan.
Speaker 5: That's what we're doing. And that's and that's my way
Speaker 5: of saying to Lou, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Who that yeah, yeah, yeah, And then it's and then
Speaker 8: it's Paul's job to say, sorry, mate, what was your name?
Speaker 6: I haven't introduced to name?
Speaker 7: Good by yourself. Then you don't have that support from.
Speaker 8: You, just go how are you? You know what I
Speaker 8: always say? The best tip I was ever given. You
Speaker 8: never say nice to me. You always say great to
Speaker 8: see you, because then it doesn't matter if you've met
Speaker 8: them before, and because there's nothing worse.
Speaker 6: Some people going no, we've met before.
Speaker 5: Remember that girl King Chloe who was in dating the
Speaker 5: hot trader the other week, and I was like, love
Speaker 5: he to meet you, and she goes, we met three times?
Speaker 6: You always so great to see you.
Speaker 7: See you again?
Speaker 6: No, not again?
Speaker 7: What what you been up to? It's a nice sort
Speaker 7: of generic question.
Speaker 6: How are you?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Hello, how are you great to see you? How
Speaker 5: are you great to see You's good?
Speaker 6: Great to see the you can never get in trouble
Speaker 6: for it.
Speaker 5: Yeah. But then I'm like, why is it great to
Speaker 5: see me? You've never met me?
Speaker 8: Because it's now great to see you. It's lovely to
Speaker 8: see you.
Speaker 5: Thirteen twenty four ten. If you have a tip or
Speaker 5: a signal you and your partner do if you don't
Speaker 5: know someone right, Lauren on Eno, if you remember, but
Speaker 5: you gave me a.
Speaker 7: What I do?
Speaker 5: You gave me some great advice when it comes to
Speaker 5: giving a signal to someone who calls you in the
Speaker 5: car and you're on speakerphone and you have your partner
Speaker 5: in the car with you. Do you remember what it was?
Speaker 5: Did you say first name last night? We'll get to
Speaker 5: it on the other side of this. Thirteen twenty four
Speaker 5: to ten. Do you have a signal?
Speaker 6: I can't remember. I remember the conversation.
Speaker 5: Well, don't go anywhere long, because I'll tell you what
Speaker 5: it was next. Thirteen twenty four ten. What's your signal
Speaker 5: when you don't know someone's name? We're just talking about
Speaker 5: when you run into someone you forget their name. I
Speaker 5: ran into Nathan Buckley in reception the other day. I
Speaker 5: knew I knew who it was, but you didn't. I did,
Speaker 5: you didn't. Executive producer Brody just dropped me in it.
Speaker 5: He goes, you know who this guy is? Dat it?
Speaker 6: Oh, there's nothing that is.
Speaker 5: You know what else he's done before? No one you
Speaker 5: know what else he's done. I've been on the phone
Speaker 5: to this guy for like five minutes. He's in his
Speaker 5: car right and five minutes and you know me, I.
Speaker 6: Could you could have said anything.
Speaker 5: I've said anything, and then he just goes out of nowhere.
Speaker 5: Oh my wife Anak is in the car.
Speaker 6: Oh no, you can't do that. I are you like
Speaker 6: you know when I when I call you, Jason, you
Speaker 6: have to answer the phone and tell me, especially if
Speaker 6: your children are in the car, because I could have said.
Speaker 5: Any body mouth yeah. But the thing is when I
Speaker 5: tell that, the kids in the cush So what's your tip?
Speaker 5: So you've forgotten this, but you told me always answer stuff.
Speaker 5: I'm in the car with Lou, right, because if Clint
Speaker 5: rings and I go hey Clint, losing the car, she
Speaker 5: goes back after after I hang up, she'll be like,
Speaker 5: what was he going to say?
Speaker 4: What is a fairpoint?
Speaker 5: So, now, following your advice, I answer the phone and
Speaker 5: go Clint away, how are you?
Speaker 6: Yeah, if you do the full name, it means it's
Speaker 6: the signal.
Speaker 7: I say, morning Lou.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, you don't do that, because then you
Speaker 5: give away that you know she's in the breaking the
Speaker 5: brocade exactly. I just go Clint stand away and then
Speaker 5: we chat why so football? And then shut up. And
Speaker 5: then eventually if Lou speaks, you're gonna be like.
Speaker 6: I want a surprise Hillo Hawkins.
Speaker 4: No, because of the code.
Speaker 5: No, you're wing the code.
Speaker 6: Don't break the bro code, bro code.
Speaker 5: Broad funny thirteen twenty four to ten is our number?
Speaker 5: What's your signal? If you don't know someone's.
Speaker 6: Name, Morning Erica, what's your sale?
Speaker 22: Look, I'm in hospitality and I've been in it for
Speaker 22: a while. So I get to the point now where
Speaker 22: it's like I'm much rabbit and embarrassed myself and say, look,
Speaker 22: I'm so sorry I've worked in the hospital.
Speaker 6: Is it that long?
Speaker 22: I know I've looked after you.
Speaker 23: What was your name again?
Speaker 22: And I'd rather embarrass myself.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I can't think that's embarrassing. I actually think it's.
Speaker 5: Quite I know, but you've gone and said.
Speaker 6: To assume someone knows your name is also quite No.
Speaker 5: No, but you've gone and said, I know, I've looked
Speaker 5: after you, assuming that they know you. Yeah, but they
Speaker 5: that's you, assuming they know you from the restaurant. You
Speaker 5: know what I mean?
Speaker 6: She's saying. So she could be.
Speaker 5: A friend from school, could be like, you've never served me.
Speaker 5: We went to school together. You gotta be careful for that.
Speaker 5: I've done that, ran into a guy at Westfield once.
Speaker 6: But maybe she's only doing it in the restaurant.
Speaker 5: Squeeze loose hands so she knew that. I didn't know that.
Speaker 6: He'll be like, oh, why did you do that?
Speaker 7: What you squeeze me for holding my hand?
Speaker 6: Yeah, what's happened.
Speaker 5: We've really got to get better with the codes. But
Speaker 5: she walked away and I'm chatting with this guy and
Speaker 5: I said, well, anyway, you know, so good to catch up.
Speaker 5: Hopefully it's so long, you know, between catchups, and he
Speaker 5: said I'll se him Monday. I'm rosted on.
Speaker 7: Oh it was.
Speaker 5: A casual at the radio station.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah. But I do the opposite.
Speaker 8: I treat everyone like I know them, and then I
Speaker 8: find myself chatting to Jenny in the freezer ale for
Speaker 8: ten minutes and at the end I go, anyway, great
Speaker 8: to see Jenny goes nice to meet you, and I'm like, right,
Speaker 8: I just tell her my life that story, like I
Speaker 8: went to school with her.
Speaker 6: I just met her in the freezer ale.
Speaker 7: Should be like fifty first date.
Speaker 6: She's like, Lauren Phillips, you're a stage five cleaner, leave.
Speaker 5: Me alone thirteen twenty four to ten. What's your tip
Speaker 5: when it comes to meeting someone? You forget their name?
Speaker 6: Conn? Good morning?
Speaker 24: Hey guys, are you going We're good?
Speaker 5: We're good.
Speaker 7: Good.
Speaker 24: Sometimes this works, sometimes it doesn't, but you can always
Speaker 24: try anyway, Yeah, just say you look hey. I've always
Speaker 24: often wondered, how do you spell your name? Because of
Speaker 24: there's different variations, B E N.
Speaker 4: Does that work for you? Can't?
Speaker 7: How do you spell your name? What's that he spelled?
Speaker 4: Con?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Ok?
Speaker 24: Yeah, but sometimes for example someone like for example, someone
Speaker 24: named Lisa, for example, could be l I s A.
Speaker 24: Or it could be l W. S.
Speaker 5: ASA is gonna work? What about?
Speaker 6: So when he meets Nathan Buckley goes, I wasn't true
Speaker 6: it was Nathan or Nathan wasn't. Yes, I thought you
Speaker 6: might have. I thought you might have been Nathan Buckley.
Speaker 7: I like it An he spelled Bucks.
Speaker 6: The US.
Speaker 5: I did know it.
Speaker 6: I've always often wondered how you spell your name?
Speaker 7: Did Jace?
Speaker 4: Do you reckon? Jason? Knew who Nathan?
Speaker 5: I did?
Speaker 3: Absolutely not, Lawrence, tell me what you know.
Speaker 5: Last week it was the dog squads. As I mentioned,
Speaker 5: they ripped Clint's carapart. This week from the arm the
Speaker 5: crime squad. Detective Sergeant Paul Mulligan, Good morning morning.
Speaker 4: Damn.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're already in trouble with the police.
Speaker 5: We go, Paul, Thanks so much for coming in, mate,
Speaker 5: Not a problem, so plane closed, Detective.
Speaker 25: That's right.
Speaker 6: I see the policeman like you.
Speaker 8: Freak me out because I feel like I know what
Speaker 8: I'm getting when I see a man in his police
Speaker 8: uniform or a woman in her police uniform. But do
Speaker 8: you guys just float around the community watching everyone?
Speaker 4: We do?
Speaker 26: And I think probably the biggest thing is unless you've
Speaker 26: been in trouble with the police, or you know, you're
Speaker 26: a victim of a serious crime, you won't actually get
Speaker 26: exposure to police outside of uniform. So we're quite often
Speaker 26: referred to as the undercover police, which technically.
Speaker 5: What are your crising around in these days?
Speaker 25: Car was I've got a voss Wagon, Tiwan.
Speaker 8: I've seen the Volkswagen, but you've got so many aerials.
Speaker 25: I think it's a little discreet, but maybe not so much.
Speaker 5: Actually, you know what, the Queensland Police got in trouble
Speaker 5: a while back because they were using the family stickers
Speaker 5: on the back of their undercover cars.
Speaker 6: People off, yeah, we don't do that here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Now you are part of the arm crime squad,
Speaker 5: so specifically, what do you investigate?
Speaker 26: They're right, So typically our day to day work involves
Speaker 26: non fatal shooting, so firearms incidents where somebody has been
Speaker 26: injured as a result of a shooting. Kidnappings is something
Speaker 26: that we quite regularly deal with, and not the sort
Speaker 26: of stuff you've seen in the movies where there's ransom
Speaker 26: demands and things, but you know, there's there's a couple
Speaker 26: of different levels of kidnappings. So the type where somebody
Speaker 26: might report having somebody dragged into a car from.
Speaker 7: The street something yeah, yeah, correct.
Speaker 2: So we will.
Speaker 26: Initially receive those jobs, triaged them, and then generate a
Speaker 26: response as to how we will investigate and manage the insude.
Speaker 5: You've got a family, I do. Is it working on
Speaker 5: a kidnapping case? I could imagine would be quite mentally challenging.
Speaker 26: It is, it is, and I guess to dispel that
Speaker 26: he myth that kidnapping is where children are taken, it's
Speaker 26: it's nothing generally kidnappings that we deal with adults Quite
Speaker 26: often you'll probably find in that organized crime space or
Speaker 26: you know, people that are involved in criminal activity will
Speaker 26: be subjected to kidnappings. We also see incidents where in
Speaker 26: a family violence context. Unfortunately, you'll see that they're a
Speaker 26: common one that will see on the side of the
Speaker 26: road where a female might get dragged into a car.
Speaker 7: Or so these are terrifying incidents for victims because agbergs
Speaker 7: as well, there's been a spade of agbergs across an
Speaker 7: aggravated burglary sorry where you know there is a weapon involved,
Speaker 7: it's not discharged that's used as a threat. In seven
Speaker 7: elevens or right.
Speaker 6: So when they've got a weapon but they don't use it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 26: So as well as doing the non fatal students of kidnappings,
Speaker 26: we do robberies. We're shots are fired, we do aggravated burglaries.
Speaker 26: Whereas on a residential property, let's say, where somebody will
Speaker 26: go in with a firearm, discharge of firearms. So as
Speaker 26: the name suggesting arm crimes, God, we do deal with
Speaker 26: a lot of firearms.
Speaker 8: Related to are you going out to the crime scenes
Speaker 8: and looking around or is it like when I would
Speaker 8: watch Blue Heelers and true crime shows where.
Speaker 6: They sit in an office and put all the pictures in.
Speaker 6: There's lines pointing at.
Speaker 5: Things like the TV shirt, very like that. We do
Speaker 5: do that.
Speaker 26: I guess the technology has come a little bit further
Speaker 26: than since then, so we have computers and we do
Speaker 26: charting and things on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's best stupid question. But someone someone kicks down
Speaker 5: my door at seven o'clock at night and they're holding
Speaker 5: a knife or a gun. Yep, just go with it.
Speaker 5: Do whatever they say.
Speaker 25: Oh yeah, that's my suggestion.
Speaker 26: Yeah, absolutely, Like I think the issue is most of
Speaker 26: them are coming in unless it's targeted specifically. If they're
Speaker 26: coming their bridge trying to steal things. You see a
Speaker 26: lot of thefts of cars and the like. It's not
Speaker 26: worth putting putting yourself on the line for that. If
Speaker 26: somebody comes in, just let them take what they want
Speaker 26: to take. I know that goes against the grain for
Speaker 26: a lot of people, but let them do what they
Speaker 26: want to do and then just contact the police.
Speaker 5: And I was going to say, is there anything apart
Speaker 5: from taking their description in mind? Is there anything we
Speaker 5: should be looking for to remember that we can pass
Speaker 5: onto the cop.
Speaker 6: Yeah? What helps you find?
Speaker 27: Yeah, all those sorts of things. And I guess that's easy.
Speaker 26: So afterwards, when we talk to victims, it's sort of like,
Speaker 26: did you notice anything distinct? But you know, most of
Speaker 26: them are in a panic, adrenaline rush. It's it's sort
Speaker 26: of hard for them to see things.
Speaker 5: You know, we need we need those stickers, like on
Speaker 5: the door at seven eleven. That's right, put them on
Speaker 5: our house door.
Speaker 7: How satisfying is it to catch a bad guy?
Speaker 26: Oh, it's immensely satisfying. So I guess that's part of
Speaker 26: the reason why we do what we do. We're really
Speaker 26: passionate about the work we do.
Speaker 7: Say you've been hunted.
Speaker 28: Ohne nicked right, And with the kidnappings and a lot
Speaker 28: of the work we do, given the nature of the
Speaker 28: people we deal with, we often use the the elite
Speaker 28: Special Operations Group, So the Soggi's there's a lot of
Speaker 28: people know it's.
Speaker 5: Like swat team.
Speaker 4: Correct, correct?
Speaker 26: So I think you know there's there's no no greater
Speaker 26: way to say that you've messed up than when you've
Speaker 26: been arrested by them.
Speaker 5: And they they're based in the city, Yeah they are
Speaker 5: yet and is there like soggy Is there a soggy
Speaker 5: Dash swat team in there twenty four hours ready to act. Yes,
Speaker 5: so at three o'clock in the morning they can load
Speaker 5: up and with the yep, yeah right.
Speaker 6: You don't want to see them at your front door.
Speaker 5: Well you're wait, they'll come through the front door.
Speaker 26: And that's that's necessary because given the work we do,
Speaker 26: like these things happen in the middle of the night. Yeah,
Speaker 26: it happens like if we're on cour so every every
Speaker 26: day we have a detective sergeant on call who will
Speaker 26: vet and triage kidnapping, sued ins, all sorts of jobs.
Speaker 6: That sit with the that's you get the calls and
Speaker 6: then you work out what's the most important to get.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 5: This closed my mind that this is going on in Melbourne. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it is a scene from a movie.
Speaker 7: Well, speaking speaking of which four years was four years ago.
Speaker 7: You're involved in a pretty specky one involving a gold heist.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this made the news as well. You might remember
Speaker 5: this is he.
Speaker 11: Is Cruz and police scour this rural property in Gippsland,
Speaker 11: near the aptly named community of Dollar, where gold, bully
Speaker 11: and jewelry and cash were discovered the alleged proceeds of
Speaker 11: a massive heist. A loaded gun and stolen number plates
Speaker 11: were also found buried three point nine million dollars worth.
Speaker 11: The valuables were taken from the Melbourne Gold Company on
Speaker 11: Colin Street.
Speaker 6: So they robbed the gold plate.
Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, so that's that's quite a significant incident, obviously,
Speaker 26: given the nature of the the stuff that was taken.
Speaker 26: Obviously there's an immense amount of plan that goes into
Speaker 26: the heist like that. So on face for you. Initially,
Speaker 26: when we receive a job like that, we'll go out.
Speaker 26: The local detectives will initially attend the same We'll go
Speaker 26: out and we'll coordinate a response, the investigation will sit
Speaker 26: with us. That particular job was quite significant given the
Speaker 26: amount of gold bullion, cash and jury that was stolen.
Speaker 6: Gold Bullion's actually I think what is that gold bars?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 26: Correct, So it was funny because when we recovered it,
Speaker 26: we had a big trolley of it sitting in the office.
Speaker 25: So it's just blining away. Couldn't stop looking at it.
Speaker 8: Just on that no one will notice if one of
Speaker 8: these gold bars is gone.
Speaker 5: Make sure you've got another cop with you when you're
Speaker 5: counting out like seized money.
Speaker 27: And yeah, so we've got processes in place.
Speaker 26: So and again with technology, the advances of technology, we've
Speaker 26: got cash can that's all done recordings.
Speaker 5: What's the craziest thing you've witnessed, because remember we only
Speaker 5: had a robbery just last week here in Melbourne made headlines.
Speaker 6: With underwear on his head. This is a brief that
Speaker 6: has baffled police. It's very bizarre in terms of the
Speaker 6: outfit that was chosen.
Speaker 5: He committed the crime in unders on his head?
Speaker 7: He did, he did brief that's confused police.
Speaker 26: And I guess as funny as that job made, but
Speaker 26: like he's very resourceful the robber there. It's still we've
Speaker 26: got victims. You know, we have a person who was
Speaker 26: inside that time. So you know, as much as we
Speaker 26: like to have a bit of a laugh and put
Speaker 26: that sort of stuff out there for the benefit of
Speaker 26: the community and trying to work out who it is
Speaker 26: that was responsible, there is a real serious element to
Speaker 26: it too, and that is that you know, he's gone
Speaker 26: in there with a firearm and he's pointed at somebody
Speaker 26: behind the jump terrifying.
Speaker 5: What about a dumb crim you were to come across?
Speaker 6: I love those headlines?
Speaker 26: Is this Melbourne's We often laugh because you know, we
Speaker 26: don't catch the smart ones, although we like to think
Speaker 26: we do.
Speaker 25: But yeah, like that.
Speaker 27: Our work, like I say, it is targeted to.
Speaker 26: That more organized crime sort of Stauffer where there's a
Speaker 26: lot more planning, but not as dumb.
Speaker 8: Correct I would bear a dumb criminal. I hear these
Speaker 8: things and I'm like, I would never even think to
Speaker 8: do that. My brain just doesn't go there.
Speaker 5: So if I have to go onto the bank, I
Speaker 5: look around while I'm waiting in line. I probably shouldn't
Speaker 5: say this in front of you, Paul, but I got
Speaker 5: I had to do it, how would I do it? Well?
Speaker 25: You wouldn't because banks aren't really carrying money anymore.
Speaker 8: You can't even get into a bank. Are there any
Speaker 8: banks open anymore?
Speaker 5: I know, Yeah, that funny little concierge come up and
Speaker 5: go how can I help you? Hey, we're going to
Speaker 5: go to a quick break. We are doing probe the
Speaker 5: Poe po. We have a detective from the Armed Crime
Speaker 5: Squad joined us this morning on the other side of this.
Speaker 5: We want to get your help for Melbourne to try
Speaker 5: and track us down and our two hundred and fifty
Speaker 5: thousand dollars hide and seek and we'll do it next.
Speaker 5: Paul's our police officer this week. He is a detective
Speaker 5: sergeant for the Armed Crime Squad. Now, Paul, we are
Speaker 5: about to embark on our two hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 5: dollar highide and seek, Melbourne's biggest game of hide and seek,
Speaker 5: and people can come and find us. It's all thanks
Speaker 5: to our mates at Alexis. You can make a dynamic
Speaker 5: entrance with the Lexus lb X City SUV at Lexis
Speaker 5: of brighton the pan Highway. Mention that to the guys
Speaker 5: of Victorian Police, I'll get your deal on.
Speaker 7: You must find criminals in some funny old places I
Speaker 7: believe you once found a bad guy hiding in a dam,
Speaker 7: but wasn't doing a great job of concealing his identity.
Speaker 26: No, that's right, So we find him in all sorts
Speaker 26: of places. But this particular incident, we chased the calf
Speaker 26: for a while and he was out and he's taken
Speaker 26: off into some bushland and we were scatting around with
Speaker 26: the canine and there he was just hiding completely under
Speaker 26: the water with his eyes sticking.
Speaker 6: Up to hippopotamus.
Speaker 26: So, yeah, he was an easy pinch, But yeah, they do.
Speaker 26: They hide in some crazy places.
Speaker 5: All right, hide and seek, We're going to go into hiding.
Speaker 5: What would be your tips for people in Melbourne listening
Speaker 5: right now to try and track us down because we're
Speaker 5: a step ahead. We do you clues, we're a step
Speaker 5: ahead of the game. We either don't bring our mobiles
Speaker 5: or we turn location setting up. We do.
Speaker 6: Don't bother with that.
Speaker 27: It's you guys did this a little while ago with
Speaker 27: the other station.
Speaker 7: We don't talk about around there, yep.
Speaker 26: So, and it's funny because a couple of members that
Speaker 26: I know were actually out hunting years now.
Speaker 5: The first one you send the song team through that door.
Speaker 26: Probably no good endorsement, but I don't think they get
Speaker 26: anywhere near you guys. I guess you know basic for us,
Speaker 26: basic police, and you know, like if they're out trying
Speaker 26: to find you, like talk to people, ask questions.
Speaker 27: You know, c C TV these days is huge, So yes.
Speaker 25: It's on every corner. You can't walk around.
Speaker 6: So you obviously have access to what other people don't have.
Speaker 26: Though, yeah we do, obviously we need that, but I
Speaker 26: still think for the for the hide and seek for
Speaker 26: your stuff. You know, if the guys get creative or
Speaker 26: they're they can influence local shopkeepers and things to their
Speaker 26: cameras well.
Speaker 25: I shouldn't be putting.
Speaker 5: That in the day we go hiding, if people were
Speaker 5: to check their cameras, they might say, it's walk past
Speaker 5: their house to the hiding spot.
Speaker 6: They might.
Speaker 29: Idea if we were we are doing hunt and seek,
Speaker 29: if you could use all of your resources and on
Speaker 29: the day we go missing, you we said, go how
Speaker 29: quickly do you think as Victoria police you could find
Speaker 29: us extremely quickly.
Speaker 26: I'd like to think, of critics, some of the stuff
Speaker 26: we have access to which obviously can't talk about. Yeah,
Speaker 26: it enables us to do some pretty crazy stuff.
Speaker 6: We've all watched The Hunted. We see those cameras all that.
Speaker 5: We couldn't walk past an ATM to the safe house.
Speaker 6: For example, we would pop up on you pop up.
Speaker 5: On a bloody ATM camera. We're gonna be careful for that.
Speaker 25: And this is what I say. Cameras are everywhere. You'd
Speaker 25: be surprised some of the things. Twice we fine cameras.
Speaker 5: We can't go through a drive through on the way.
Speaker 6: There that you don't need to tell me tow us.
Speaker 6: That's a you problem. If he goes missing, he'll be
Speaker 6: in some kind of drive through or takeaway place just sooner.
Speaker 25: It's an easy clue.
Speaker 5: Don't give it all. So we said we're not hiding
Speaker 5: in a hospital, we're not hiding in a house, so
Speaker 5: that rules out like airbnb and all that. And we're
Speaker 5: not hiding in a school. But everywhere else it's free game.
Speaker 6: Should we be.
Speaker 25: Bought in field clubrooms?
Speaker 5: Stop talking?
Speaker 8: Should we be dressing like head to toe in like
Speaker 8: black clothes with belloclaver or something?
Speaker 6: Is that too obvious? Should we be enough we want
Speaker 6: to be walking around the street.
Speaker 27: I think we often say that covert is over, so
Speaker 27: over it is covert.
Speaker 26: So I think if you if you just we're a
Speaker 26: tradeing top of floor, trading top, people are going to
Speaker 26: pick it.
Speaker 5: Which is what people are wearing on hunted. Remember they
Speaker 5: dressed up a trading yes.
Speaker 26: And because they're everywhere, you're just need to see somebody
Speaker 26: walk down the street in the trading uniform.
Speaker 5: So that means you can't tonso like you've got to
Speaker 5: go boots, you've got to go full trading outfit. Got
Speaker 5: nice hues in the bottom and reflective.
Speaker 6: Okay, thanks, thanks mate, it's that for you. May well,
Speaker 6: let's see how long we us poor.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much for coming in, mate, and thank
Speaker 5: you for the work the Victorian police do as well.
Speaker 5: We love having you guys in trying to find us.
Speaker 5: We're talking about earlier. If you're looking for a career,
Speaker 5: get into the police force.
Speaker 8: If the police work out where we are, send it
Speaker 8: through to our producers and they can contact us and
Speaker 8: say you guys have been busted by the popo first
Speaker 8: of all, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Let's not send the swat team our way, all right,
Speaker 5: and play to the cops and they come in. Hopefully
Speaker 5: we don't see you soon.
Speaker 4: Thank you, right.
Speaker 5: The popper's just go on nine past eight tire on nov.
Speaker 5: Let's hand to ashword morning, Liz. How are you morning?
Speaker 30: I'm well, thank you? How are you?
Speaker 5: We are excellent? You're a Hawks fan? Having you guys
Speaker 5: just been an awakened giant at the moment the Hawks
Speaker 5: coming back.
Speaker 30: Yeah, they are indeed absolutely well.
Speaker 8: They've been winning. Let's see if you can win to Liz,
Speaker 8: we would love to give you some cash this morning.
Speaker 6: Thank you. The question is do you want a.
Speaker 8: Hard question for five thousand dollars, a medium question for
Speaker 8: five hundred, or an easy question for fifty bucks?
Speaker 5: What are we thinking, Lizzie?
Speaker 17: Medium?
Speaker 3: Medium, medium, five hundred dollars?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 5: Good call from you?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 6: With the five hundred dollars question, Yeah, I just.
Speaker 5: Feel like five hundred is a gettable I got this
Speaker 5: one straight away. In fact, if you don't have the
Speaker 5: answer come to mind straight away. My advice would be
Speaker 5: take a guess.
Speaker 8: Yes, Liz, I'm gonna ask a question. You're gonna hear
Speaker 8: a three two one countdown. You have to answer within
Speaker 8: that time, and if you are correct, five hundred dollars
Speaker 8: coming your way.
Speaker 5: Come on, here comes your five hundred dollars question.
Speaker 6: Liz from Ashwood. In which country was Kia founded?
Speaker 3: Three? Two one?
Speaker 6: Depend so close?
Speaker 8: I thought you'd say that Korea was found in nineteen
Speaker 8: ninety four in Soul Korea.
Speaker 22: Oh, South Korea, but not close enough.
Speaker 8: So sorry, mate, Jace, you actually said, I reckon.
Speaker 6: If they don't know Korea, they'll guess Japan.
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 7: Indeed, a lot of car manufacturing happens in that part
Speaker 7: of the world.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, I'm miss the old Ford factory in Geelong.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: What do we say they're making there now? Sound Brady
Speaker 5: building frames or something.
Speaker 6: No, they make little houses that I'm almost like ready
Speaker 6: to build for my kea houses?
Speaker 5: Yeah, houses, Do you reckon? You'd still fight with your
Speaker 5: partner putting that together?
Speaker 6: Yep, absolutely yeah, I'd fight with my partner about anything,
Speaker 6: to be honest.
Speaker 5: Let's head to the school cross country track.
Speaker 7: Two words that I despise growing up as a kid
Speaker 7: cross country. I was just so bad at it.
Speaker 5: I mean really, it's running around the block, across the field.
Speaker 6: Now you run over hills and it's not just like
Speaker 6: a running.
Speaker 7: Track, tough.
Speaker 5: Taking you out, calm down.
Speaker 7: Well, we used to do it through it was.
Speaker 6: That is what cross country is as opposed to a
Speaker 6: running track.
Speaker 7: It was always like bad memories. Yes, anyway, it's a
Speaker 7: long way.
Speaker 6: It's a long way. Now have little legs.
Speaker 7: The last couple of days has been some fierce debate
Speaker 7: online because Rachel Finch, who we all know and love,
Speaker 7: former Miss Universe Australia, she tagged along to her girl,
Speaker 7: Violet cross Country School cross country. Violet is eight. Now,
Speaker 7: as you're about to hear Rachel Finch, she got a
Speaker 7: little bit too close to the action, you could say.
Speaker 7: Now she's been criticized.
Speaker 8: She posted this video and mind you, she posted it
Speaker 8: with the caption crazy cam.
Speaker 6: I think she probably knew it was a little unhinged.
Speaker 7: This is blown up over the last few It's basically
Speaker 7: as all the kiddies went about their business, running up
Speaker 7: and down the hills and through the bush and the
Speaker 7: scrub down the hills around the track. Rachel Finch was
Speaker 7: running behind them.
Speaker 4: Violet, Okay, here we go. First second downhill sucking are.
Speaker 10: Go?
Speaker 2: Okay, what sucks.
Speaker 8: First of all, I'm laughing because I'm just imagining my
Speaker 8: mum Lizy, if I said could you run in the
Speaker 8: cross country with me?
Speaker 6: She would have been like, hey, no.
Speaker 7: Jay's initial reactions.
Speaker 5: I don't hate it. What so just hear me a
Speaker 5: little close to hear hear me out right, if you
Speaker 5: could hear some of the parents watching my kids.
Speaker 6: Basketab Oh yeah, parents laugh right, yelling and screaming, getting involved.
Speaker 5: May It was like I was at the bloody playoffs
Speaker 5: in La on Monday night and I wasn't. I was
Speaker 5: just at Chilip Street at the Sandy basketball court. But
Speaker 5: I'm like, all the parents were like screaming. You know,
Speaker 5: it's all fine. So I get that she's there pushing
Speaker 5: her kid and supporting him. You know, in the past,
Speaker 5: when our kids are really young in primary school, they
Speaker 5: were nervous going on the run, so you know, other
Speaker 5: parents would go out walking the track with him. The
Speaker 5: concern I've got is overnight she has come out and
Speaker 5: posted a response. Right, have a listen to the last
Speaker 5: comment she makes on this video.
Speaker 6: Just a quick.
Speaker 31: Message to anyone else wanting to criticize or personally attack
Speaker 31: me for wanting to support, encourage, and motivate my child
Speaker 31: to do the very best that she can do. A
Speaker 31: couple of things just one check your facts and two
Speaker 31: check back in eight or so years, when Violet is
Speaker 31: an adult, to see the progress.
Speaker 5: See I was hoping. I was hoping she would say
Speaker 5: check back in eighteen years to see if she had
Speaker 5: a problem with it. But it wasn't to see if
Speaker 5: she had a problem with it. It was to see
Speaker 5: the progress because I need her to be the best Rachel.
Speaker 6: She's a great mom. They are very hands on parents
Speaker 6: with their kids. They're so supportive of their kids. They've
Speaker 6: got very active lifestyles.
Speaker 7: Stage mom, who cares beer?
Speaker 6: Stage mom.
Speaker 7: I don't mind that running on a cross country course.
Speaker 8: And I think the issue is that other parents from
Speaker 8: the school are saying, well, my kids were running too,
Speaker 8: and they didn't want to overtake Rachel because they were
Speaker 8: intimidated by her filming and they felt like they were
Speaker 8: racing her.
Speaker 5: That's a bit of a stretch.
Speaker 6: Well but hang on, if you had basketball, fine of
Speaker 6: the parents got on and started like on the field,
Speaker 6: on the court.
Speaker 5: Well, you can't do that.
Speaker 6: Well that's isn't that what's happening here? Like if they
Speaker 6: got on the court and were like helping the kid
Speaker 6: at the free throw line.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, that'd be too long your farm. You're right,
Speaker 5: you're right, stay in the car, Rachel, No, don't stay
Speaker 5: in the window down here from there.
Speaker 7: I'm sort of surprise you chatted it on social media
Speaker 7: the initial video, I.
Speaker 8: Think, which looks she's posted it with crazy cam. I
Speaker 8: think she's like, I'm a crazy she's taking I'm a
Speaker 8: crazy crowd supportive.
Speaker 5: Parent forget sport. I used to refused to go to
Speaker 5: the movies with my dad if it was a comedy.
Speaker 5: Why he had a very embarrassing.
Speaker 4: Laugh, Oh you.
Speaker 7: Can you replicate it?
Speaker 5: And her mum and be like Paul and I would
Speaker 5: be die, like you're twelve years old, Like I remember,
Speaker 5: Mom and dad would be like, come on, we go
Speaker 5: on the movies and I would always be like.
Speaker 10: Is it a comedy?
Speaker 5: Yeah, because if it's a comedy, I'm not going.
Speaker 7: I've heard that laugh before.
Speaker 4: I am.
Speaker 8: I'm reluctant these days to go with and sit next
Speaker 8: to my mum at the football and Clinton you've been
Speaker 8: with me before and I've made you sit next to him,
Speaker 8: and I'm like, you can listen to the right at
Speaker 8: the Melbourne Demons games. She it's like sitting next to
Speaker 8: Bruce mcaveaney commentary.
Speaker 6: The feedback.
Speaker 5: I've got eyes, Liz, I can see what's going an
Speaker 5: assistant coach.
Speaker 6: I could be sitting next to an assistant coach it's down.
Speaker 7: By ten points and just calling for the coach's head.
Speaker 4: Time to go side.
Speaker 6: Yeah, seriously, it's embarrassing when at any age when your
Speaker 6: parents are making your sad.
Speaker 5: To thirteen twenty four to ten? Where did you refuse
Speaker 5: to go to with your parents?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 5: Would you refuse to bring them to sports carnival because
Speaker 5: they do, Rachel Finch? They would leave the car and
Speaker 5: job the cross country with you.
Speaker 6: No, it's supporting your parents are great, but jogging the
Speaker 6: cross country with you, Liz wouldn't have done that. Would
Speaker 6: tones have done that?
Speaker 7: Oh no, absolutely not. It wor there's a bar there,
Speaker 7: she would have been there.
Speaker 8: But yeah, with my mum, Liz, thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 8: is our number? Do you have an embarrassing parent? Or
Speaker 8: are you an embarrassing parent?
Speaker 5: Where do you refuse to take them? Just talking about
Speaker 5: the video it's gone viral over the last couple of
Speaker 5: days of Rachel Finch running with her child in the
Speaker 5: school cross country, cheering them on, Okay, here we go.
Speaker 22: First second downhill, sucking there suck, here go go gay
Speaker 22: what sucks?
Speaker 5: I've changed my opinion. At first I thought it was
Speaker 5: okay and a bit supportive, but I've just watched a
Speaker 5: video on her socials. I think if you look close
Speaker 5: so you might see the chains attach, the.
Speaker 6: Kids don't seriously, mate, she's out there, Like I felt
Speaker 6: uncomfortable watching the video that she has posted.
Speaker 5: Just these kids constantly run. Get those knees up, you
Speaker 5: can get through the park you want nice like, seriously.
Speaker 6: Stop anyway? Thirteen twenty four ten is out phone number,
Speaker 6: and we're trying to touch the No, they don't stop.
Speaker 7: It not little hamsters.
Speaker 6: We're asking, are you an embarrassing parent or do you
Speaker 6: have an embarrassing parent that you didn't want to take such.
Speaker 5: Almost waiting to see if the kids wearing the hat
Speaker 5: the fishing line and food hanging off the end that
Speaker 5: they have to run.
Speaker 6: Towards it, that would work for you if you had
Speaker 6: a fishing roll with a little pie in front of.
Speaker 5: It, go light lightning, Hey a twenty four ten, Lauren said,
Speaker 5: embarrassing parents, where can't you take your folks? In return,
Speaker 5: I've got two hundred and fifty dollars Bailey Nelson Voucher's
Speaker 5: up for grabs. They're shaking up the way you get
Speaker 5: glasses with friendly optometrists and austrange design frames at fair prices.
Speaker 5: Where can't you take your folks school athletics day or
Speaker 5: where else? Melbourne thirteen, twenty fourteen.
Speaker 8: Where do they embarrass you? Like sitting next to my
Speaker 8: mum at the Melbourne Demon's game. She's so passionate.
Speaker 6: It is like sitting next to an assistant coach.
Speaker 5: I just to hate taking my mum to restaurants. Why
Speaker 5: should argue with the prices and the serving size?
Speaker 8: You're not my dad, but sometimes I don't want to
Speaker 8: take you to a restaurant because you don't want like
Speaker 8: no mayo, no this, No that can I get?
Speaker 6: Not this? Can I get?
Speaker 7: Not that extra bacon?
Speaker 5: Ye sorr if I'm saving them on ingredients?
Speaker 6: No changes to the menu?
Speaker 5: Would Jordan, Inton Kilda? Where can't you take your mum?
Speaker 25: Yeah?
Speaker 18: So a few years ago we used to play brothers
Speaker 18: play basketball like around Australia and I used to have
Speaker 18: to sit down the other end of the court just
Speaker 18: because she would yell out every time he would get touched.
Speaker 18: Lightly Not sure if she knew the rules, but she'd
Speaker 18: be screaming out saying, you know, get my son and
Speaker 18: things like that quite embarrassing.
Speaker 8: Who was more embarrassed you having to sit next to
Speaker 8: her or your brother on the basketball court?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 18: Probably my brother. But I felt like everyone was looking
Speaker 18: at me.
Speaker 6: So yeah, yeah, yeah, they were looking at you. Jordan.
Speaker 5: Actually there was one mm next to me at basketball
Speaker 5: the other night, like the boys were about to win.
Speaker 5: There was like ten seconds left, the oppositions team got
Speaker 5: the ball and she started screaming, foul, just foul him,
Speaker 5: just found him.
Speaker 4: Girl.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh gosh, I'm like, you can't can't say nikky,
Speaker 6: good morning. It's your husband that you can't take somewhere.
Speaker 17: Ah.
Speaker 30: Yes, she's so embarrassing. I joined her up into little
Speaker 30: nippers yep, and any racers, he'd run into the water
Speaker 30: and hold all the other kids so that they couldn't
Speaker 30: go anywhere, and my daughter would win the race.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 30: It holded bored when they were doing paddle boarding.
Speaker 3: Oh get that.
Speaker 30: No, just everyone would just looked at him, and I
Speaker 30: had to stop taking her there because it was so embarrassing.
Speaker 5: How did he go when they stick the little bit
Speaker 5: of hose in the sand and they've got to jump
Speaker 5: up and run for the bit of hoes you guys
Speaker 5: ever seen the Yeah is it called flags? I was
Speaker 5: very good at that?
Speaker 4: Were you.
Speaker 7: Paul was sprinking?
Speaker 6: It's the Queenslers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're good in short distances. Someone's drowning, though, someone else?
Speaker 5: Get him?
Speaker 6: Henry, good morning. Your dad's embarrassing.
Speaker 32: Yeah?
Speaker 6: What does dad do?
Speaker 33: Ah?
Speaker 6: And why does he embarrass you?
Speaker 33: He massaged me and it hurts?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah, too hard dad? How old are you, Henry?
Speaker 33: I'm can my birthday tomorrow?
Speaker 5: Happy birthday for tomorrow. You can say to him, I
Speaker 5: know when the last time you went to Hidda, But
Speaker 5: you can say to him, I'd like it softer, please?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, Dad.
Speaker 5: Give him a bad google.
Speaker 8: Dad's treating Henry like he's a full grown, strong adult.
Speaker 5: Hey, I'll tell you what, Henri. It's your birthday tomorrow.
Speaker 5: I'm going to hook you up with a family pastor.
Speaker 5: Garfield Movie.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, thank you, No stars Chris.
Speaker 5: Pratt, Samuel Jackson. The Garfield Movie is action pack comedy
Speaker 5: event for the whole family. Hits him as May thirty
Speaker 5: eight bottles of.
Speaker 6: Wine, Henry, No bottles of wine for Henry?
Speaker 5: Should we give wine to a kid?
Speaker 4: Once? Want one? Now?
Speaker 6: One more?
Speaker 5: Call here?
Speaker 6: From Pormont. We Sasha on the line, Sasha, where does
Speaker 6: your dad embarrass you?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 19: Guys at the at the Asian restaurant? So his wife
Speaker 19: doesn't have an accent, but he you know, he likes you.
Speaker 23: Well.
Speaker 19: I don't know if he likes the door, if he
Speaker 19: unintentionally does it, but he puts for an Asian accent
Speaker 19: when he talks to the waiters.
Speaker 7: No, you can't do that, mo whan he's ordering yeah.
Speaker 24: Or just all the time.
Speaker 8: Oh, yeah, you can't do that.
Speaker 6: You can't do that. You can't be doing that, dad.
Speaker 4: Nah.
Speaker 7: I don't know what to say. You absolutely can't do that. No.
Speaker 6: I wonder if he knows he's doing I don't want
Speaker 6: to dinner, No, no, something my dad. I wonder if
Speaker 6: he realizes he's doing it.
Speaker 5: Anyway, It's different world, Dad, it's a different world.
Speaker 6: Now. It is a big night for some people tonight.
Speaker 6: It's State of Origin, of which I have zero to
Speaker 6: little understanding of and interesting to be fair, but I
Speaker 6: am marrying a Queenslander. People love it.
Speaker 7: So it starts in New South Wales tonight in Sydney.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so my Paulie loves the state of Origin. Queenslander
Speaker 8: much like you. Jase gets very excited about it, so.
Speaker 5: It's a great time of the year. All rolls out
Speaker 5: after seven pm on Channel nine tonight. I'm the Wow.
Speaker 8: Well, I knew he would make me watch it tonight. Yeah,
Speaker 8: last night I thought I'd ask him a few questions
Speaker 8: about state of origin without him realizing that I was
Speaker 8: recording his answers, and I think he took it quite well.
Speaker 6: What time is the state of origin? Onw are we
Speaker 6: going to watch it?
Speaker 2: Sure? Who's playing? So pass? You need to know that?
Speaker 2: As if I would know that?
Speaker 1: Then on Melbourne team? No, when do we play?
Speaker 20: I was confused because I didn't know if it was
Speaker 20: n RL or NFL.
Speaker 2: Is Billy Slater playing in it? Oh my god, he's
Speaker 2: a coach. It's fun.
Speaker 20: But if I'm going to watch it, I want to
Speaker 20: be into it. How many points do you get if
Speaker 20: you get a goal of six?
Speaker 2: It's too hard less see you need to gem doogle.
Speaker 2: How many did you get if you kick it through
Speaker 2: the goalposts? Six's complicated?
Speaker 5: Two?
Speaker 2: Two?
Speaker 3: Two points?
Speaker 6: How many do you get for a touchdown?
Speaker 2: Called the touchdowns?
Speaker 21: He'll try it's so frustrating.
Speaker 20: How many touchdowns do they get? In a normal state
Speaker 20: of origin game.
Speaker 2: You do your research.
Speaker 21: I'm no longer I'm no longer to looking at you
Speaker 21: find a worthy you're going to research?
Speaker 2: People are tender station.
Speaker 6: I think he took it quite well, my interest in
Speaker 6: state of origin.
Speaker 7: He's a good teacher, isn't it.
Speaker 6: He was. He was on his laptop, he was trying
Speaker 6: to work, and he was no happy with me. And
Speaker 6: I take a police slater is not playing my mind.
Speaker 5: I don't want to be anywhere near you watching the
Speaker 5: game tonight. The bill the kid is the coach that
Speaker 5: will do my head.
Speaker 8: But how annoying. When I said do we have to
Speaker 8: watch it? He goes, yes, we do.
Speaker 5: Well, you know what we should swap? Because do you
Speaker 5: know what Lou will be making me watch tonight?
Speaker 6: Bridgeton? Is the next four episodes dropped yet?
Speaker 5: Teen?
Speaker 6: Mum? It's not teen mum, it's dim mom. Great?
Speaker 5: Oh why don't you like that?
Speaker 7: Because it sounds quit dramatic.
Speaker 6: It's terrible when.
Speaker 8: You have to watch something your partner wants to watch
Speaker 8: and you have to pretend you're interested in. It's a
Speaker 8: massive punish, isn't it.
Speaker 5: I got her to watch Below Deck? The new episode
Speaker 5: did she like it, though she pretended to like it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Paul makes me watch horse racing on a Saturday,
Speaker 8: and oh.
Speaker 6: My god, what a way to ruin your Saturday it
Speaker 6: with a bit of fashion. No, yeah, they do on
Speaker 6: the one that Emma Friedman and Kate Waterhouse is on.
Speaker 7: But he's watching one racing. Do you know what?
Speaker 4: Clinton?
Speaker 6: Sometimes you watched it on TV and on his iPad
Speaker 6: and sometimes on his phone.
Speaker 7: You can never have enough screen.
Speaker 5: See what loud does? She pretends to like a lot
Speaker 5: of things we do together.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's pretty much how most relationships.
Speaker 7: Work, like marriage, Really into this marriage?
Speaker 5: Can we run with this? Thirteen twenty four to ten?
Speaker 5: What is your and make your watch.
Speaker 6: That you absolutely can't stand?
Speaker 5: Teen Mums is terrible?
Speaker 6: See I can't stand below deck.
Speaker 5: Watch so much fun?
Speaker 7: What's the storyline in teen Mum?
Speaker 5: Spoiler alert? Teens hook up and get pregnant. I've said
Speaker 5: too much? And then they even do Where are they now?
Speaker 5: Do they? I don't care. I'll give you centering like
Speaker 5: you know where they are? No? Like, honestly, sorry.
Speaker 6: You know what else?
Speaker 8: Paul likes watching and I'm like, why are we watching this?
Speaker 8: Their air crash investigation.
Speaker 6: To get on a plane again. If you want to
Speaker 6: watch that, you.
Speaker 5: Want to know how sick and they watch them on
Speaker 5: a plane.
Speaker 8: Yes, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 5: When they're putting down the flaps, I'm like, oh, I
Speaker 5: know that sound from a crash investigation.
Speaker 6: Because there's a good sound or a bad sounds.
Speaker 5: Depends when they're putting down the flaps.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 8: Thirteen twenty fourteen. If you're know what makes you watch
Speaker 8: something you hate?
Speaker 4: Cool?
Speaker 5: Now everyone's invited to Lawrence House tonight.
Speaker 4: Paul.
Speaker 5: Her partner's making me watch the State of Origin.
Speaker 8: He's making He's a Queenslander, a proud Queenslander, making me
Speaker 8: watch it, and I don't understand it.
Speaker 5: I'm going to maroon skirts. I'll bring it over for you.
Speaker 5: No thanks, Matt, What is your partner make you watch?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 15: I make her watch the wrestling pretty much every Tuesday
Speaker 15: and Saturday.
Speaker 6: Like the w W A I would leave. That's the
Speaker 6: one Matt, you know I secretly love the WUM do
Speaker 6: you do a WrestleMania?
Speaker 5: Do you do it as for play? Matt and be like, hey,
Speaker 5: should we wrestle?
Speaker 15: It's got so bad that it's actually started appearing in
Speaker 15: her algorithm on Instagram.
Speaker 8: Do you get around on the weekend in one of
Speaker 8: those fake wrestling championship.
Speaker 4: That's that's been discussed as a wife.
Speaker 6: Who's your favorite?
Speaker 24: Oh god, I start that's the core.
Speaker 6: I still love it. Do you reckon Lauren the Undertaker.
Speaker 5: A mask at home?
Speaker 4: Oh? Yeah?
Speaker 6: She would a mask?
Speaker 5: Yeah, like a wrestling mask.
Speaker 7: She didn't know it was.
Speaker 6: I think it was only the Mexican wrestlers that wore
Speaker 6: the masks. Wrest well, right, you have.
Speaker 7: A mask and a belt.
Speaker 6: No, I never had a belt, but I did go
Speaker 6: to wrestle my a New ones and they all had belts,
Speaker 6: and all the funds had belt. It was crazy.
Speaker 5: The Undertaker, the Undertaker, Yeah.
Speaker 6: The Undertaker is he's retired? Is he alive?
Speaker 5: And Misin is got this? This want to throw down
Speaker 5: at home? Doesn't it?
Speaker 6: The Undertaker ball?
Speaker 5: I'll get my mask? Were on thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 7: Like pul jumping on, you'd.
Speaker 6: Fight would kill me.
Speaker 5: He's a big unit.
Speaker 6: You a big boy.
Speaker 5: You ain't getting up after that? The Big Grig thirteen
Speaker 5: twenty four ten is out a number? Bert, What is
Speaker 5: your partner? Make your watch Binge a great show called
Speaker 5: Below Deck new season.
Speaker 6: One of you today.
Speaker 5: I started yesterday, got my wife to watch it with
Speaker 5: me last night.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm glad she loved it with you loved it gorgeous,
Speaker 8: paul He's a queen slander and he is making me
Speaker 8: watch State of Origin with him tonight, and as a
Speaker 8: supportive wife to be, I will be probably driving him crazy.
Speaker 5: What do you what do you make him watch? Because
Speaker 5: I know you like you watch Current Affair every night?
Speaker 5: Did he still watch.
Speaker 6: Another Current Affair?
Speaker 26: No?
Speaker 8: We love a current a fair. We're like a couple
Speaker 8: of old people. But I quite like you know, like Kardashians,
Speaker 8: Vonder pumpt Rules.
Speaker 6: But Paula doesn't hate that stuff. He'll sit there with
Speaker 6: me and watch it.
Speaker 7: He loves a laugh.
Speaker 5: I've started going through the back catalog of Seinfeld.
Speaker 7: No, that's good gear great, hates it.
Speaker 6: Mel from Taylor's Lakes. What does your partner make you watch?
Speaker 30: Look, I'm not sure if you're aware of the show Jag.
Speaker 23: I think in the seventies or.
Speaker 5: Wasn't the seventies?
Speaker 7: In the nineties come back, it's a Navy shirt you.
Speaker 30: I don't know, but it's very terrible and my tart
Speaker 30: I has to sit down and watch it, and I
Speaker 30: have to watch it as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Is it like a show on No, No, it's more
Speaker 3: like an Air Force.
Speaker 24: You know, I'm not going sure, it's.
Speaker 5: Like a it's like an n CIS in the Air Force. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, it sounds terrible.
Speaker 5: It is brutal.
Speaker 24: You don't ever watch it?
Speaker 8: No, I won't be watching that, will be too busy
Speaker 8: watching The State of Origin.
Speaker 5: Nineteen ninety five to nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she said the seventies. That's about right.
Speaker 7: They've got good entertainment during the State of Origin. Do
Speaker 7: they usually have? You should be Google they'll have some sort.
Speaker 6: Of big act Amy Shark or some such things.
Speaker 5: Natasha from Maybe You you have to watch a weird
Speaker 5: TV show?
Speaker 19: Yes, good morning guys.
Speaker 33: My husband makes me watch Doctor Who, the actual original doctors.
Speaker 6: You're making you watch that?
Speaker 33: Well, at the moment, we're watching the most up to
Speaker 33: date recent Christmas.
Speaker 5: Special Christmas Great.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 33: So we're watching it as often as they come out,
Speaker 33: and the remakes as well as all the original episodes
Speaker 33: that have been released.
Speaker 8: Speaking of Christmas movies that I make Paul watch Love
Speaker 8: actually every Christmas.
Speaker 6: And he's like, do we have to do this again.
Speaker 6: We do have to do it again.
Speaker 5: Trying to find where I can watch Water Rats Rats.
Speaker 5: It's a good show.
Speaker 6: I don't know if that's on the streamer.
Speaker 7: I might speak to them about you.
Speaker 6: You should channel line show.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Is there some old bird called Margaret It works in
Speaker 5: some sort of library up there at Channel nine that
Speaker 5: she can get.
Speaker 7: Ye, I'll speak to mar can you can you speak
Speaker 7: to Margaret?
Speaker 5: You can get the Water Rats tapes absolutely on VHS.
Speaker 8: Let's go to adding cool Morning, Brad, what does your
Speaker 8: partner make you watch?
Speaker 5: Can't stand Morning?
Speaker 15: Jason Loan and Cleaned. My wife started making me watch
Speaker 15: Married at First Sight, and anybody asked me, I absolutely
Speaker 15: hate it, but I've kind of secretly started enjoying it.
Speaker 6: It's so good Maps. It's just real life drama.
Speaker 15: But if anybody asked me, I still hate that joke.
Speaker 6: Yeah, come on, I love Maths. Love it.
Speaker 5: I watched Toy Story to hook up with the Girl.
Speaker 6: Once you watch it to hook up with a girl.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Sorry, I'm trying to find water.
Speaker 6: Just started playing water.
Speaker 5: You know, it was like it was I come around
Speaker 5: to my place, we'll have dinner. Well, not like a
Speaker 5: tutorial and then watch a movie. And she put on
Speaker 5: Toy Story and I was.
Speaker 4: Like, what do we do?
Speaker 6: Are the things you do when you're on a date?
Speaker 5: I know, but you can't really make a move during
Speaker 5: Toy Story?
Speaker 6: Why not? You know how it is?
Speaker 5: You d wondering hard when there's bloody when Woody's on
Speaker 5: the screen.
Speaker 6: Looking for Yeah.
Speaker 5: You can yeah what and you're gonna keep going at it?
Speaker 5: Well that song?
Speaker 6: Yeah, stuff out, you're on a date.
Speaker 5: We found someone's nae animation.
Speaker 8: Let's go to Carissa, good morning. Do you make your
Speaker 8: partner watch something?
Speaker 23: Honestly, I feel for you because I'm that partner. And
Speaker 23: it's even weirder because I'm American. But I make my
Speaker 23: partner watch the Matilda's Games. But it's like a comfort
Speaker 23: show to fall asleep the soccer.
Speaker 5: You full sleep to the soccer.
Speaker 23: Further, so you know, she's got to know, Like I
Speaker 23: pause on different players and I'm like, okay, what's her name?
Speaker 23: It's a quiz. You know, you got to know who's
Speaker 23: who drama, who's dated who, Like, who's dating somebody that
Speaker 23: plays on the same team, like.
Speaker 6: The lesbian drama.
Speaker 23: Yeah, you need to if you're gonna follow women's soccer.
Speaker 5: You want the goss, just Crissa, just be careful watching
Speaker 5: be bed because I stumbled across this. We used to
Speaker 5: watch n C I s with Michael Weatherley. You know
Speaker 5: Michael Weatherley, Google him and my wife Redhead. No, no, no,
Speaker 5: you're thinking of Bloody. I get them all, Momi, Michael Webb, Ratio, Yeah,
Speaker 5: good looking Stallion and Lou was happy to watch it
Speaker 5: just before we went to bed, and it took me
Speaker 5: a while to realize, are you thinking of Michael Weatherley?
Speaker 5: While she worked up? She worked out? Well, someone, what do.
Speaker 6: You think women like watching George Clooney in r before bedtime?
Speaker 5: Might roll out of tonight?
Speaker 6: You look just like George. She'd never ever.
Speaker 5: Know Mary in Fairfield. So do you make your partner
Speaker 5: watch or they make you?
Speaker 32: Okay, now, my partner makes me watch a YouTube guy
Speaker 32: he hates going on holidays. I don't know why, so
Speaker 32: he follows. We watch a person like on a stew
Speaker 32: that are on a bike on youtubeing around different countries
Speaker 32: in America, in the streets of America or Mexico or
Speaker 32: wherever they go, and it just makes me watch it
Speaker 32: for hours on.
Speaker 6: It drives me just a guy scooting around America and
Speaker 6: does he do?
Speaker 5: Does your partner see there laughing watching help comments?
Speaker 27: Look at this?
Speaker 32: He laughs at thir Yeah, he's unbelievable. It does get interesting,
Speaker 32: but yeah, it's insane that he doesn't like to go
Speaker 32: and brothers to sit down and watch it.
Speaker 6: Here you go. It's no, that's a hard note for
Speaker 6: me too.
Speaker 8: But shout out to all the supportive partners who will
Speaker 8: be watching Saturn oreton tonight.
Speaker 6: I beg you're as excited about it as I have.
Speaker 5: You are on the air with Jason Lauren Clint here
Speaker 5: as well, and we are teaming up for one hell
Speaker 5: of a night tomorrow night Nova's Red Room with this
Speaker 5: lady you final invite to Keeter Alexander's Nova Red Rooms.
Speaker 8: I'm excited. It's gonna be fun. We're having a team
Speaker 8: night out tomorrow night.
Speaker 6: Chapel off chapel.
Speaker 5: What are they you we're doing pre drinks?
Speaker 4: We might as well, well, yeah.
Speaker 6: Well let's not drinking.
Speaker 5: What are we wearing?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 6: You know, last time we went to a red room.
Speaker 6: We went to the Red Room.
Speaker 27: It was really hot.
Speaker 8: It was at the s and Jay swore this matching
Speaker 8: silk set of like silk shorts and the silk top.
Speaker 6: Remember, and everyone on social resort slammed him that he
Speaker 6: was in his badgehob.
Speaker 5: They put me in the paper, are saying Jace didn't
Speaker 5: know the Red room was he rocked up in his pajama.
Speaker 4: You should.
Speaker 8: Show us the shorts you've got on now show cleaned,
Speaker 8: because you've got a matching shirt to those two.
Speaker 6: You know, I don't think you wear that. It's winter
Speaker 6: and it's Melbourne.
Speaker 8: Get your colored shorts off, jean, black jeans, T shirt.
Speaker 5: Okay, Ryan from Officer, you've scored an invite to Novoa's
Speaker 5: Red Room. We will see you tomorrow night.
Speaker 24: Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 6: Wait see you there, Ryan, Ellie from Belgrave, good morning,
Speaker 6: good morning. Would you like to join us at Alexander
Speaker 6: tomorrow night at chaple Off Chopper.
Speaker 5: We would love to. We will see their girlfriend and
Speaker 5: I don't know what we're doing after Ellie could be
Speaker 5: enough party a Lawrence place, we could be charging.
Speaker 4: Will be.
Speaker 7: In Rustling Cramp and let's check in with you. You want
Speaker 7: to come to Keta tomorrow night?
Speaker 30: Absolutely, and our.
Speaker 6: Final invite for today let's go to Sorry He'll Susie,
Speaker 6: good morning.
Speaker 5: Oh good morning. How are you cool.
Speaker 6: You've got a big fan of keta in your household.
Speaker 6: I am my daughter, my daughter, she'd love to go.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I'm so happy.
Speaker 8: We will see you at Nova's Red Room tomorrow night
Speaker 8: with ke your Alexander.
Speaker 6: We can't wait. Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: You tell your daughter to bring your own bottle. We're
Speaker 5: not just rocking up a Lawrence after party with nothing.
Speaker 6: We don't know how old her daughter is.
Speaker 5: Actually, it's a good points.
Speaker 7: Good yes, he's a hot tickets take times a ringing it.
Speaker 5: It's a good point.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 4: That is it.
Speaker 5: We are getting out of here for the day.
Speaker 6: Everybody, now, it's some exciting news.
Speaker 8: Chase tomorrow when we come in, it'll be Thursday, which
Speaker 8: is your favorite day of the weekend, and it's Friday.
Speaker 6: Of a long weekend. Sing it seas we are on
Speaker 6: the home stretch too long.
Speaker 7: That's delightful.
Speaker 5: I ordered a skippin.
Speaker 6: Already start the clean out. Yep, Friday skipping actually not
Speaker 6: a bad long weekend activity.
Speaker 5: Queen got my head. I'm moving house in about twenty
Speaker 5: six days.
Speaker 6: And we are going to hear about the packing twenty
Speaker 6: six days.
Speaker 5: So Friday, that giant skip is nine meters too big
Speaker 5: for a skipping Well, it's.
Speaker 6: A lot of I'm sure you've got a lot of stuff.
Speaker 6: It's amazing how much stuff you accumulated for a couple
Speaker 6: of years.
Speaker 5: Just so wrap.
Speaker 8: My last house I only lived in for two years
Speaker 8: and I could not believe the stuff we had.
Speaker 5: I'm the same. I'm like, when was the last time
Speaker 5: I got on my Razor scooter.
Speaker 7: That's got to go turn before you pack, so turfy
Speaker 7: stuff before you absolutely just covered by cupboard. Yep, aware
Speaker 7: you go, I got it makes the process a lot easier.
Speaker 6: Learn sensible. Clint Stunaway strikes again.
Speaker 5: It's a fun Police last week job.
Speaker 6: It's a panic in the last week and it.
Speaker 5: Melos in next your chance to win a trip a
Speaker 5: day every day on over this week. We will see
Speaker 5: you tomorrow. Bye, Thank you.
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