Speaker 1: We get morning every day, Adelaide Hazy, This podcast.
Speaker 2: Is juicy, always is juicy. No doubt, my good Britney
Speaker 2: Spears will be involved.
Speaker 3: Oh, she was heavily involved. A breaking news from Brittany
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 2: Her marriage, the marriage, Yeah, which she married to? She
Speaker 2: got an actual human husband? Or was she married to
Speaker 2: that stripper pole that she seems to be so in
Speaker 2: love with.
Speaker 3: I don't want to suggest that that was the affair
Speaker 3: that broke their marriage, but my goodness, that pole got
Speaker 3: real up close and personally thrilling.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, stripper poles, you can't trust them. No,
Speaker 2: you can can never trust them.
Speaker 1: If you're in a marriage.
Speaker 3: Just keep one eye open.
Speaker 2: Just keeping fitting strong. Sure, watch out for the strip
Speaker 2: on next minute. You come home. Yep, you get early
Speaker 2: mark from work. Yep, the stripper poles in your bed. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're like, what are you doing? Mate?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And get off the stripper pole. Get off.
Speaker 2: Creeping story telling has several scenes huge.
Speaker 1: Sees well.
Speaker 3: Quentin Aaron is defending his Blindside co star Sandra Bullock
Speaker 3: amid some online criticism she has received for playing Leanne
Speaker 3: Towey in the two thousand and nine hit film, for
Speaker 3: which she won.
Speaker 1: Her Best Actress oscar So.
Speaker 3: In the days since the film, subject Michael Owa filed
Speaker 3: a petition alleging Leanne and her family lied about adopting
Speaker 3: him while making millions off his life story. Some social
Speaker 3: media users began suggesting that Bullock should return her Academy award.
Speaker 3: Bullock is fifty nine. My goodness, she's ageless.
Speaker 2: She was fantastic in that movie as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Protractor's Blindside. When you look at him, you think
Speaker 3: of me. How you have my back?
Speaker 2: How you have his? Okay, it's almost like people are
Speaker 2: blaming Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 3: It's not her fault.
Speaker 2: Situation. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Quintin Aaron played the NFL player OA in the movie.
Speaker 3: He shot down any criticism made against Bullock. It's not
Speaker 3: like how was it on her. She would have been
Speaker 3: presented a script and gone, yeah, that's a nice story.
Speaker 2: I'll just nail it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll be really really good at acting.
Speaker 2: Sorry about that.
Speaker 3: She's good at something. She has spoken out about being
Speaker 3: the butt of Karl Stefanovic's joke at last month's TV
Speaker 3: Week Logan Awards. You might remember this, So Karl made
Speaker 3: a joke, so basically, Kosh, she said, I like the
Speaker 3: series Bump, and then Carl got on stage and made
Speaker 3: a joke about Bump being code for doing an illicit
Speaker 3: substance and it bombed, like the.
Speaker 2: Joke completely bombed. Yeah, extremely bombed.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So he the former Sunrise hose was doing the
Speaker 3: rounds and he was on the morning show talking about
Speaker 3: his new role as economic director at Compare the Markets.
Speaker 3: Is that the one with a little mewcat?
Speaker 2: Simple? Is he the voice of that?
Speaker 3: But he's like head of all the meacats?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, well, Davis, I want.
Speaker 3: To Anyway, he was talking, he was asked about what
Speaker 3: he thought about Sam Pang's jokes, and this is what
Speaker 3: he had to say, while having a little whack at Carl.
Speaker 2: The gags were really good. Sam's really clever because he
Speaker 2: never makes them vicious or personal or whatever. So it
Speaker 2: was just a wonderful night.
Speaker 4: He's so concentered, isn't he good?
Speaker 2: Now takes different Carl's sense of him reasonable difference. She
Speaker 2: definitely wanted to get that out there too. That was
Speaker 2: going on the next.
Speaker 3: What about this one? Britney Spears and her husband Sam
Speaker 3: Ash Gary have split and a headed for divorce. According
Speaker 3: to Bombshell Reports, the singer and her husband reportedly had
Speaker 3: an explosive argument with allegations that she cheated on him.
Speaker 3: What she wouldn't have time. She's so busy on Instagram.
Speaker 2: She's so busy working the poll. Is that what you mean.
Speaker 3: Was the explosive argument about the fact that she keeps
Speaker 3: posting these horrendous videos on for the world to see.
Speaker 2: I just didn't think that when you said there was
Speaker 2: cheating allegations, that Brittany was going to be the person
Speaker 2: who would blow this up. Yeah, just for whatever reason.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Well, and he's got a lot going on.
Speaker 3: From what I saw the other day of that video,
Speaker 3: I think she cheated on him with the pole. There's
Speaker 3: definitely something going on there. They were extremely intimate.
Speaker 2: Yes, they really were. And once again it just sort
Speaker 2: of feels like and that.
Speaker 3: Brittany needs a showers.
Speaker 2: Also cheating unbelievable stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah about that.
Speaker 2: Eh, there's Jody's Joe's let's give away somehow she gets next.
Speaker 2: I reckon it's Jodi and Nazy as we mourn the Matilda's.
Speaker 3: Loss like someone's die.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're gonna do it throughout the show as well.
Speaker 2: If you've got a song maybe it's one of those
Speaker 2: sad songs just going to get through. Send us a
Speaker 2: text for double no one nine, no one nine.
Speaker 3: It's healthy to get it all out this morning. But
Speaker 3: you could go to the gym, or to the shopping,
Speaker 3: or go to work.
Speaker 2: But if you went in a beachier direction.
Speaker 1: You're only a and if away from a holiday with
Speaker 1: the war, if a.
Speaker 2: Book, accommodation, flass packages and more, what if it's for travel, Well,
Speaker 2: that's a really, really tough day across Australia. I was
Speaker 2: going to say Adelaide, but the entire nation. So we're
Speaker 2: going through some of these sad songs. I don't want
Speaker 2: to play again, Joe, it's but this is a song
Speaker 2: that really puts you into a bit of a mess
Speaker 2: in the corner of a shower.
Speaker 1: Imagine dragon.
Speaker 2: For me, I like to take things in a bit
Speaker 2: of a different direction.
Speaker 4: I'm sexy and know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, does that make you cry because it's not.
Speaker 2: Sexy because I don't have the same sea through glasses
Speaker 2: as lmfao the lensless glasses.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're taking your calls and your text this morning,
Speaker 3: so we might as well just wallow in the sadness
Speaker 3: that is the Matilda's losing. Yes, I've done a great job.
Speaker 3: We all agree about that. However, they won't be playing
Speaker 3: in the World Cup vitle, So it's okay to feel it.
Speaker 3: Feel the feel I feel.
Speaker 2: Let's get those tears out text. I'm very busy as well.
Speaker 2: All some emotional songs for double No, My No, My nine.
Speaker 2: I like this one, Michelle from lind Dock extreme more
Speaker 2: than words, good song. Try it out. That'll do it,
Speaker 2: they'll do it.
Speaker 3: What about Oh my goodness, nothing compares to you, o Connor.
Speaker 5: Samantha Grena, here it comes, he comes, those tears more,
Speaker 5: sam O, my god, that's your soul.
Speaker 3: It does it does? All right? Get it all out?
Speaker 3: This morning we got Rhino from Coryn and Park Is
Speaker 3: that right? But yeah, sorry, sorry, Reno. I'm very I'm
Speaker 3: very tired and emotional this morning. Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: What's all makes you cry?
Speaker 2: Mate? A bit of a bit of luke comes a
Speaker 2: bit of a even though I'm leaving, mate, Oh how
Speaker 2: are you going there?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 2: Oh it's there. It all just builds up and it
Speaker 2: becomes too much, doesn't it?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 7: Mate?
Speaker 2: It just yeah, just in there and you're like Rellie cartment.
Speaker 2: What were you doing? You're just like, man, I need
Speaker 2: those tickets.
Speaker 3: Then no, thank you so much for the call.
Speaker 2: Good stuff. Come on vent with us. What's the song
Speaker 2: you got? What's going to help get those emotions out out?
Speaker 2: It's not easy for blokes to well, why is it
Speaker 2: not easy for you? Like to bottle it all up down?
Speaker 3: We don't do that. That's the whole point of this
Speaker 3: exercise is so that you don't so get involved this
Speaker 3: morning thirsteen twenty four ten oh for double o nine
Speaker 3: one nine nine one nine, Just vent, just let it
Speaker 3: all Gouy stocks.
Speaker 2: Stand an emotional Thursday for us.
Speaker 3: We're getting it all out this morning, aren't we. This
Speaker 3: is cathartic. This is a safe space. This is where
Speaker 3: you can come to cry your eyes out because the
Speaker 3: Matilda's lost, that's okay.
Speaker 2: We won't judge the emotions. And because the world game
Speaker 2: football is such a you know, you could be there
Speaker 2: for sixty minutes, nothing happens, and then I go and
Speaker 2: it changes your life for a sinsion.
Speaker 3: When Sam curse Gord, We're like, we're on here.
Speaker 2: Yeah you've got the momentum. Oh yeah we went on
Speaker 2: not quite We weren't on it all. In fact, we
Speaker 2: were quite off. Yeah, Texas throw Vicky from Semaphore Park
Speaker 2: her song that really gives her all the feels and
Speaker 2: those little emotional things that come out of your eyeballs.
Speaker 2: I'll always love you. Were always love the Matildas even
Speaker 2: though we've bombed out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that. This song is sad because Euston didn't
Speaker 3: hook up with Kevin Costner in the end. It was
Speaker 3: a broken romance. I really liked each other.
Speaker 2: Didn't hook up with the bodyguard?
Speaker 3: No, No, that should have That should have ended in
Speaker 3: happy ever after, shouldn't I Yeah?
Speaker 2: And also, I mean, how can you start a life
Speaker 2: when it's just water everywhere? I hang on that with
Speaker 2: water world different Kevin Costs in a great movie. Yes,
Speaker 2: careless whisper George. This is from Daniel and Finland. It's sexy,
Speaker 2: isn't it sexy?
Speaker 3: Something doesn't have the opposite effect on you?
Speaker 1: Does it make?
Speaker 3: Does it make? Andrew a little toy?
Speaker 2: Daniel shedding a deer. I'm just getting a little bit
Speaker 2: up and about different worlds. Daniel.
Speaker 3: Music though it's universal, but it can have different impacts
Speaker 3: on different people, can't It's.
Speaker 2: Good quickly This throughout the morning as well. Oh sure,
Speaker 2: just fantasms the text. Give us a call thurteen twenty
Speaker 2: fourteen or for double nine my nine nine on nine.
Speaker 2: What song is going to get here through this? It
Speaker 2: feels like a breakup, doesn't it going to?
Speaker 3: Are we going to play my song demons? I imagine dragons.
Speaker 3: Just prepare me. I just need to be emotionally prepared
Speaker 3: if we're going to in.
Speaker 2: Full Yeah, all right, very good, Okay, get ready for this.
Speaker 2: Joe's crying is good, get it out. We almost got there,
Speaker 2: only four years to wait. There was no plan B
Speaker 2: for me. What do you mean there was no option
Speaker 2: to lose last night?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: And yet here we are, and yet here we are.
Speaker 3: And it's a miserable loses miserable morning. It's rainings like God,
Speaker 3: adelaide cheer up, or we could just embrace the sadness
Speaker 3: because we are taking your go to cry songs this
Speaker 3: morning thirteen twenty four ten or four double nine one
Speaker 3: nine nine one nine. If you'd like to make a request,
Speaker 3: we'll entertain the idea of playing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Our producer Ham got on board our little bit
Speaker 2: James Blunt classic.
Speaker 5: My friend you have been No.
Speaker 6: One you have been one form.
Speaker 2: And of course when James says my friend or lover,
Speaker 2: he of course means the World Cup. Yes, goodbye World Cup.
Speaker 2: But James Blunt so small right now, but he's all
Speaker 2: happy because he's English.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so true. I can't. It's actually making me angry
Speaker 3: seeing the English celebrations on the TV. We probably need
Speaker 3: to turn Sunrise off this one.
Speaker 2: Ow, Big Big Boss. We had dinner with him, Oh
Speaker 2: my god, and he is English. Yes, and we left
Speaker 2: just half the halftime. Good time to leave.
Speaker 3: It really was good timing by us. I decided to
Speaker 3: leave when he turned to me after I was like
Speaker 3: yelling at one of the English players to get up.
Speaker 3: He's like, I don't think I'm going to watch a
Speaker 3: lot of sport with you. That was a compliment though, right.
Speaker 3: That means he likes me.
Speaker 2: I think so.
Speaker 3: That means I'm going to keep my job for a while.
Speaker 2: Hard to read though, Watch this Space thirteen twenty four
Speaker 2: ten Let's get through this morning? Gives you a sad song?
Speaker 2: Or send it to texto for double nine one nine.
Speaker 2: Let's have a bit of a rollercoaster. Let's go down
Speaker 2: and then go back up. Okay with a golden ticket
Speaker 2: upgrade next. All right, there, this was a really nice
Speaker 2: moment running it bright with the shots. Is no sports.
Speaker 6: Person in Australia, male or female to.
Speaker 4: A top side of town right.
Speaker 2: Now we're all thinking that. And then it came undone.
Speaker 3: Look, I hazy, I know they lost, but that nothing
Speaker 3: about this side, nothing about this side speaks losers to me, Like,
Speaker 3: I'm so grateful for this football team who have one
Speaker 3: hundred percent revolutionize women's sport in this country. So I
Speaker 3: was a girl that grew up hazy like a massive tomboy,
Speaker 3: and I just love sport and I didn't really have
Speaker 3: any female role models. So that left me with number
Speaker 3: thirty two for the Bombers. Tim Watson. I loved Watson,
Speaker 3: Tim Watson, but to see my girls on the couch
Speaker 3: this month watching the Women's World Cup, watching the Soccer
Speaker 3: World Cup and just being absolutely engrossed by it has
Speaker 3: my heart bursting. It's been absolutely incredible on the sheer
Speaker 3: amount of arguments I've had, and this will surprise you
Speaker 3: over the dinner table over the years, just arguing with
Speaker 3: blokes about no, females do deserve equal pay, they do
Speaker 3: deserve equal media attention, I've had so many arguments, and
Speaker 3: just watching this World Cup has kind of vindicated what
Speaker 3: I've tried to shout from the rooftops for a very
Speaker 3: long time. And you know all those blokes who wrote
Speaker 3: all those sexist remarks when the AFLW.
Speaker 1: Started, we all saw it.
Speaker 3: They were the ones front and center at the FIFA
Speaker 3: Fan World Cup plaza, all shouting the loudest sorry likes.
Speaker 2: And now your top argument at home is no, you
Speaker 2: can't wear those gloves during dinner. Yeah, so Mary Fowls
Speaker 2: doing it? Yeah, take the gloves off, but I do
Speaker 2: want to.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't recall any sporting event capturing the nation universally
Speaker 3: like this has. And it has been so good. And
Speaker 3: I saw it at the FIFA fan site last night,
Speaker 3: all these little girls running around in number twenty Sam
Speaker 3: Kirk tops. It was incredible and no one spoke the Matilda's,
Speaker 3: No one like Kirsty. Kirsty rocked up as we were
Speaker 3: doing our first cross and she came up to me.
Speaker 3: She's like, what do you need to know? She needs
Speaker 3: to know the weather tonight. Do you need to know
Speaker 3: my prediction? What do you want? And I was like,
Speaker 3: all right, Kirsty you're on here, I'm going to put
Speaker 3: you live on the television and I did and this
Speaker 3: was the result. After she went and got herself a
Speaker 3: great Northern and got me one tour, I was like,
Speaker 3: I don't really drink beer but and you know I'm working,
Speaker 3: but thanks anyway, Kirsty. But my cameraman lapped it up anyway.
Speaker 3: This was Kirsty Live on ten years first last night.
Speaker 1: Kirsty, how big a fan are you doing?
Speaker 2: Mate?
Speaker 1: It's so brilliant, Like what this team has done for
Speaker 1: sport and for women's sport is amazing. I couldn't be
Speaker 1: proud of Yeah.
Speaker 2: Just wonder if.
Speaker 3: I couldn't have been prouder of Kirsty and she she
Speaker 3: took out the cross too with absolute style. Have a listen, Kirsty,
Speaker 3: just let's get it go. Matilda's from you, my love.
Speaker 7: A big night of hair.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Jody.
Speaker 2: This was what an hour before kick off?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, this is about six o'clock and my boss
Speaker 3: text me and said you're going to end up on
Speaker 3: the cheap seats.
Speaker 1: Well done.
Speaker 3: And then Kirsty turns to me after we've been live
Speaker 3: on air and she goes, yeah, so what when's that going?
Speaker 3: To be on jokes and I said that was just
Speaker 3: on Kirsty, that was live and she goes off. I
Speaker 3: was like, thank you for not swearing on it.
Speaker 2: Gersey's listening this morning. That cheers? Oh how's that hang
Speaker 2: over the world? Don't kiss by do day.
Speaker 1: Day Please? Welcome to Jody and Hazy Tom today.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm no medical expert and I've never been
Speaker 3: a doctor. However, you're moving really well, so I think
Speaker 3: you could probably play on the weekend get out of
Speaker 3: the head something.
Speaker 7: Look, I put my hand up for selection, and what
Speaker 7: did Nixie say? Unfortunately didn't even get to Nixie. Medical
Speaker 7: team shut it downstream. Yeah right, yeah, which is probably
Speaker 7: smart by them. Wouldn't reflect well on them if they
Speaker 7: put someone back into and a half months from an
Speaker 7: acl paun.
Speaker 3: Adelaide learned that lesson by sending people out there who
Speaker 3: weren't quite ready to go.
Speaker 2: Do you know good week trivia? Do you know it
Speaker 2: was a tone in libratory who tried to go back
Speaker 2: after like two months or something after a new reconstruction.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, to come back to you guys in
Speaker 2: that one, Yeah, good as.
Speaker 4: You were not my strong suit. So I'm going to
Speaker 4: pass on that one.
Speaker 3: Okay, must win this weekend, isn't it definition of Yeah?
Speaker 7: It's one of those ones where you don't really have
Speaker 7: to provide too much motivation for the boys in terms
Speaker 7: of a pump up video or opo analysis or anything.
Speaker 7: It's just if we don't win, our seasons done, so
Speaker 7: get the job done and we would live to fight
Speaker 7: another day.
Speaker 2: How do you go watching tom when it would seem
Speaker 2: from the outside very very frustrating when and Nixy's even
Speaker 2: said all the ingredients are there, it's just some key
Speaker 2: moments that are letting the Crows down.
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm terrible at watching, just get frustrated knowing that
Speaker 7: I can't do anything. But yeah, I think if you
Speaker 7: look at our the four away trips that have been big, well,
Speaker 7: the four games have been big this year. The close losses,
Speaker 7: the two Collingwood ones in Melbourne at the g a
Speaker 7: couple of weeks ago, and then Brisbane last week. We
Speaker 7: didn't defend in the big moments and that led to
Speaker 7: them getting a few late goals, and then we offensive offensively,
Speaker 7: We've never had an issue. We seem to score whenever
Speaker 7: we want to. We can move the ball, we can
Speaker 7: attack them well, but we just can't seem to stop
Speaker 7: them in the big moments. And unfortunately, when you look
Speaker 7: at our season, if you flip a few of them
Speaker 7: to wins, we're in the top eight and a chance
Speaker 7: to really compete. But we've got to beat Sydney now
Speaker 7: to give us a chance.
Speaker 3: Well, the consensus is that you're going to be a
Speaker 3: very good side in a few years. Is it frustrate
Speaker 3: that you want it to happen now?
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 7: I think I think to get to this level, you
Speaker 7: have to be a competitive human and you have to
Speaker 7: have a competitive spirit that makes you want to be
Speaker 7: elite all the time, Like you want to win, you
Speaker 7: want to win, you want to win. It's so much
Speaker 7: still a point where losing is actually like hurt's more
Speaker 7: than the winning, Like the great feeling of a win
Speaker 7: is unbelievable, but the loss actually stings.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So I feel like our group's been like that for
Speaker 7: probably two or three years now, where we've been like
Speaker 7: bottom of larder. Everyone's like it's a rebuild, and in
Speaker 7: our minds we've been thinking, no, we're ready to go.
Speaker 7: Just give us the opportunity, but yeah, we need to
Speaker 7: show it.
Speaker 3: Do you feel like that was what was missing for
Speaker 3: Andrew Hayes. That's why he didn't buy AFL because you
Speaker 3: need that real competitive spirit.
Speaker 2: I have heard that.
Speaker 7: We heard that somewhere. Yeah you heard, yeah, the room
Speaker 7: or mill. You know what Adelaide's like. Yeah, yeahs bowl.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I certainly had enough competitiveness, yep. But it was
Speaker 2: just I mean, it was the physical stuff, it was talent,
Speaker 2: it was all those key ingredients. It probably help me.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't worry.
Speaker 2: I wanted it. I wanted it.
Speaker 3: Oh. I know you're still dreaming about your an Field
Speaker 3: debut at thirty eight.
Speaker 2: My debut day the other night. In my dream, that
Speaker 2: was awful to.
Speaker 4: The way our injury least is looking later edition.
Speaker 3: Maybe a little comeback on the cars put you in
Speaker 3: the square.
Speaker 2: Matt Graush can make a comeback. Yeah yeah, all of
Speaker 2: a sudden. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Apples and Orange is really We've been talking Matilda's this morning,
Speaker 3: and you were saying that you kind of sense that
Speaker 3: England might have gotten up for that. You didn't want
Speaker 3: to admit it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, in a sense, I was. I was cheering for Matilda's,
Speaker 7: no no doubt there. When Curse called that absolute rocket
Speaker 7: we were up and about. But yeah, I just had
Speaker 7: a feeling after watching a fair bit of the World
Speaker 7: Cup that the Matildas was sort of riding a bit
Speaker 7: of a way, whereas England was a better team, and
Speaker 7: unfortunately it come to fruition.
Speaker 3: Yeah, did you watch it with the boys?
Speaker 4: I didn't know.
Speaker 7: No, just me name at home and we yeah, we're
Speaker 7: getting we're getting around it. It was sort of the first
Speaker 7: half was a little bit shaky there, and then when
Speaker 7: curse ORed, you just got that that Aussie hope of
Speaker 7: hang on, we're a chancey, we're a chance, the girls
Speaker 7: are going to do it.
Speaker 3: And then unfortunately, have you guys loved the way the
Speaker 3: nation has got around this tournament? Can you recall any
Speaker 3: other sporting event that has captured everyone's hearts like this?
Speaker 4: Nah? No, definitely not.
Speaker 7: I was thinking back to even the men's World Cup
Speaker 7: where OSI's had a really good run and we look
Speaker 7: like we were a chance to maybe do some damage.
Speaker 7: Laid into that tournament as well, but there was no
Speaker 7: real there was the buy in from the country, but
Speaker 7: it was probably because it was in guitar, it was
Speaker 7: at a different time zone. It was harder to watch,
Speaker 7: whereas this has just been like for us, this has
Speaker 7: been unbelievable and men's women's teams across the nation getting involved.
Speaker 4: It's been great.
Speaker 2: Hey Tom, we we've just been getting through this morning.
Speaker 2: It feels like a day of morning. We've just had
Speaker 2: a big breakup Australia broke up with the World Cup
Speaker 2: last night. For any people to text through and call
Speaker 2: through with their songs that ease the process. Have you
Speaker 2: got a bit of a sad song that gets you
Speaker 2: through tough times? Yeah?
Speaker 4: So mine is Landslide by Fleetwood Mark Time, Hold.
Speaker 7: On, I'll be all right. Yeah, I Fleetwood make is
Speaker 7: my favorite band. But that that song has been played
Speaker 7: at numerous times actually in after injuries and things like that,
Speaker 7: so it always just takes me back to bad places.
Speaker 2: This wasn't so plain Home from Darwin, wasn't.
Speaker 4: It wasn't No.
Speaker 7: It was a post post Hammy after my other a
Speaker 7: cl and it was just one of those ones. It
Speaker 7: actually just seems to come on when I'm sad, and
Speaker 7: so it reminds me of sad things. And so as
Speaker 7: soon as I got asked if I've got a sad song, unfortunately,
Speaker 7: it's one of my favorite songs.
Speaker 4: But just makes me sad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this comes on and Tommy's like checks his body.
Speaker 2: Have I just done.
Speaker 4: Broken a finger randomly?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, we wanted everyone to wallow this morning, but
Speaker 3: that's taken it to a new level. Yeah, isn't it.
Speaker 2: That's wrong? Apologies, audience, we're just getting through you. Guys
Speaker 2: aren't allowed to say anything apparently, But I just feel
Speaker 2: like something's cooking behind sayings you what do you mean?
Speaker 2: Is there something can you? Can you at least tell me?
Speaker 2: Is there something cooking behind the scenes that could potentially
Speaker 2: happen next week?
Speaker 3: I say, I have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Oh, well, that means like you do know what I'm
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you're talking about. I feel what
Speaker 3: are you suggesting about Tommy and.
Speaker 2: I I just sort of feel like that. Hang on,
Speaker 2: I think something, and I've been told no details, but
Speaker 2: all been told is to wait till next week.
Speaker 3: Yeah okay, well, well then I would suggest that you
Speaker 3: wait till next week.
Speaker 2: So there is something Maybe.
Speaker 3: I can't say, no, I can't say very tightly.
Speaker 2: There is something in a word, Tommy big win this weekend?
Speaker 2: And by how much?
Speaker 4: How can I do that? In one word, it's.
Speaker 2: A really good question. Do you know. Even when I
Speaker 2: said that, I was like, oh my gosh, how's he going.
Speaker 3: To do this?
Speaker 4: But it's okay. You're in morning after the World Cup,
Speaker 4: so I'll give you a pass.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: I think I think we do win. We're really good
Speaker 4: at home.
Speaker 7: The way that Sydney play, they love to handle out
Speaker 7: of the back half and then use the short kicks
Speaker 7: to build up. We play quite an assertive game, so
Speaker 7: if we get our defense right, we will get the win.
Speaker 7: I'm going to say it's a close one. I'm going
Speaker 7: to say bye by a kick.
Speaker 2: I go.
Speaker 3: No one's heart can deal with that this weekend, not
Speaker 3: after what we've just been through.
Speaker 4: With the Matilda is simply have to find a way,
Speaker 4: don't you know?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 1: Can we can?
Speaker 3: We have a bit of Fleetwood Mac, Do you need
Speaker 3: a hug on the way out?
Speaker 4: I'm battle.
Speaker 2: So we need to stress sept with the Battle of
Speaker 2: the Banger's. I mean, it's just a well oiled and
Speaker 2: crafted machine, but the amount of structure and research that
Speaker 2: goes into it is just quite unbelievable. So we select
Speaker 2: the song on a Wednesday to talk about it on Thursday,
Speaker 2: the song reveal eight am on Friday.
Speaker 3: It's a big build up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so our song was already selected when I selected
Speaker 2: my song. Or you better believe we're going to win
Speaker 2: the World Cup?
Speaker 3: Oh you're going to reveal it?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to go straight into very much a
Speaker 2: pump up song other black Eyed Peace, John.
Speaker 7: Boy.
Speaker 2: Yes, JODI's giving me that look where she's like, damn,
Speaker 2: that's a good song a doing? Are you shagging?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: WHOA you could use that look for I'm not about
Speaker 3: this song?
Speaker 2: Oh really? What about the start? What about the start?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 2: Ready? Ready for?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 2: I'll get you out paid a Friday? Women?
Speaker 3: And I'd suggest that it's all down here, all with
Speaker 3: the intro.
Speaker 2: Excuse me very much? All right, So I've got black
Speaker 2: Eyed Peace pumpets Okay.
Speaker 3: All right, Well this is a song that takes me
Speaker 3: back to watching my husband play ice hockey, and every
Speaker 3: time they'd skate out in the ice, they'd play a
Speaker 3: little bit of fat Boy Slim.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't minus, I don't minus at all. We
Speaker 2: were words what's goin on?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You're the chorus right here, right now, so right here,
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 2: You can learn it very quickly.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, there's not a lot more too.
Speaker 2: The song was this Creig Ottie's theme song?
Speaker 3: Well yeah, kind of all the boys would the boys
Speaker 3: would go out to this.
Speaker 2: Yeah here right now, boys, Yeah, let's get it.
Speaker 3: This is your moment. I hope none of the Matilda's
Speaker 3: played this song in their headphones before they ran out
Speaker 3: because it didn't work.
Speaker 2: It didn't work. It's right, fair boy, slim right here
Speaker 2: right now? Or Pumpets by the Black Eyed Peas still
Speaker 2: on socials at Jody and Hazy. Let's get this thing going.
Speaker 2: By the way, if we are keeping score, it's not
Speaker 2: important it really much? Is it really much?
Speaker 7: Is?
Speaker 2: Wow? Seven apiece?
Speaker 3: Is grammar important to you?
Speaker 2: Not really got myself to this point, didn't I? Somehow?
Speaker 2: Seven apiece?
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's tight.
Speaker 2: Chance for me to take a lead. I haven't lead
Speaker 2: in this competition at all?
Speaker 3: Okay, well it's not gonna happen this week?
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 1: Not with it?
Speaker 3: What is it? Pumpers the black about lyrics, Pumpet louder,
Speaker 3: that's it.
Speaker 2: It's a bit more to it than that. How very
Speaker 2: dare you? I shall be having words with will I.
Speaker 3: Am although will I am speaking?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Joe's been ragging you will hey all this morning,
Speaker 2: Jade's we're taking requests for songs that are just getting
Speaker 2: at you through what feels like a really tough breakup, Matildas.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it does, doesn't it? Should? We go to Candas
Speaker 3: from morphot Vale. Hey, Candace, Hi, what's a good crying song?
Speaker 6: So Mine is Home by Michael Bublaze.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, let me go.
Speaker 3: You've got this, Candas, Let it all out, Candace, It's okay.
Speaker 3: It's a real safe space for you.
Speaker 2: What's this song there for you? Cannie? What's the story
Speaker 2: behind this?
Speaker 6: Well, it's just it really hits home. It takes all emotions,
Speaker 6: especially when I left home from high school missing family,
Speaker 6: and now when I leave my own family. It's really
Speaker 6: his close. Go home.
Speaker 3: You're not crying. I'm crying. I'm crying.
Speaker 6: You're crying trying not to cry.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well that was our aim this morning, wasn't It does?
Speaker 3: Get to Beverly, Good morning, Beverly.
Speaker 1: Top of the Morning, Top of the Morning.
Speaker 3: What you crying song? Let it all out?
Speaker 6: Oh look, this is my go to song, and believe me,
Speaker 6: it's exhausted. Is it's gone?
Speaker 2: Bibasizing?
Speaker 6: Oh, you know the way we were every time.
Speaker 2: Every single time.
Speaker 3: I suppose you've gone this over the Rose, which is
Speaker 3: a sobbing song.
Speaker 6: Look, it's been one of those brilliant songs.
Speaker 2: I think I even played it to a guy one well.
Speaker 6: I couldn't think of him a thing to say to him,
Speaker 6: so I just.
Speaker 7: Sort of, good, have you heard that?
Speaker 3: Get the words out?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Wrong to read?
Speaker 3: Okay, And I went, did it have the desired effect there?
Speaker 5: Beverly?
Speaker 2: I think he was crying.
Speaker 3: Actually normally I do always crying that song. It's just yeah,
Speaker 3: it's very very emotional.
Speaker 6: I mean, she's yeah, brings everything out, all the good stuff.
Speaker 3: I get all of that, Beverly, and I know that
Speaker 3: you love to sob to it. However, we won't be
Speaker 3: playing that on.
Speaker 2: Nobody two first straight. It will send me fine of
Speaker 2: a World Cup second one barber Stride, who saw that? Come?
Speaker 4: You tell me you put the time machine.
Speaker 2: On this daisy. Now, this isn't gonna hurt when I
Speaker 2: say that's going to hurt terrible because it's a big
Speaker 2: fat needle and the syrup and it's really thick, and
Speaker 2: that syrup is knowledge. Where would you like it?
Speaker 4: And certain?
Speaker 2: Okay, straight to the bloodstream. Seventeenth of August. Let's go
Speaker 2: back to nineteen ninety one. The lovely Austin Butler was
Speaker 2: born in California. Today is his thirty second birthday. Rarely
Speaker 2: does my wife comment on other men when she's watching
Speaker 2: the TV. But she's thrown a few comments about Austin
Speaker 2: Butler in the past. And I will tell you got
Speaker 2: that I own. She's like everything.
Speaker 3: I'd be very nervous if you returned home from work
Speaker 3: one day and you saw Austin Butler's car outside of
Speaker 3: your home in West Croydon. Yeah, I'd be like, oh,
Speaker 3: car is up to no good?
Speaker 2: Like who saw that coming? Austin Butler just hanging around
Speaker 2: West Croydon.
Speaker 7: Not me.
Speaker 2: Great for the suburb, good exposure. Get him down to
Speaker 2: Willow Ben.
Speaker 3: And that's not the only thing he's exposing in West Croydon.
Speaker 2: I'm my right car. Oh my god, are we all
Speaker 2: insinuating that my wife's playing up on me? And I'm
Speaker 2: united too, Like, go to Boston. What is happening here?
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable. Okar doesn't hear this anyway? Speaking oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: speaking of how beautifully do we segue into this. Nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety eight, US President Bill Glyndon apologize to the American
Speaker 2: people for his inappropriate for relationship with white House. In
Speaker 2: turn Monica Lewinsky, Miss Lewinsky, and I believed him when
Speaker 2: he said he didn't do anything inappropriate.
Speaker 8: I did not have sexual relations for that woman, Miss Lewinsky.
Speaker 8: I never told anybody to lie, not a single time never.
Speaker 8: These allegations are false, and I need to go back
Speaker 8: to work for the American pupil.
Speaker 2: That's a lie, Bill, a lie, genuine light quite the
Speaker 2: opposite of what he said happened.
Speaker 3: And there's a dry cleaners in a DNA sample to
Speaker 3: prove it. Don't put your head in your hands, Producer, M. Don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you were shocked as well, weren't you. M. We
Speaker 2: all thought Bill was better than that. Turned out he's
Speaker 2: a massive dirty bird. Two thousand and eight, Michael Phillips
Speaker 2: from the USA when the Men's foreby went home in
Speaker 2: a Medley relayd becoming the first Olympian twin eight gold medals.
Speaker 2: I said eight in the same Olympics. And then in
Speaker 2: two thousand and nine he got done for smoking weed
Speaker 2: rooms I got Phelps is.
Speaker 3: Saying he's gonna compete another limb is nice.
Speaker 2: What an absolute unbelievable athlete.
Speaker 4: He was No.
Speaker 2: One song in August seventeen. In twenty thirteen was the
Speaker 2: Other Side by Jason Derulo.
Speaker 3: I thought you were going to say the Other Side,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 2: By the Red Chief.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good song like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, No, you like this song too, though.
Speaker 3: Oh sure, if you say so. God, why don't you
Speaker 3: worry about your own backyard. Your wife's having an affair
Speaker 3: with Austin Butler.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I tried to forget that good I
Speaker 2: heard though, begin I hope we've got you through this.
Speaker 2: What feels like a bit of a day of morning.
Speaker 2: I just hadn't planned for Matilda's to lose.
Speaker 3: No, that's okay saying that.
Speaker 2: What a good job they did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fingers crossed. You've had a really big SOB and
Speaker 3: now you're ready to go about your day.
Speaker 2: Yes, and make sure we kep it locked and Nova
Speaker 2: as well. The Weekend is your featured artist for Nova's
Speaker 2: one hundred grand or one hundred in the hand. When
Speaker 2: you hear a Weekend song, it just give us a call.
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Speaker 2: the chance at financial freedom.
Speaker 3: Oh what a choice to make. Hey, you have a
Speaker 3: lovely day. It's okay, everything's okay.
Speaker 2: Let's just get through this together. Okay, alright, one day
Speaker 2: at a time. One hundred and ten percent will credit.
Speaker 3: Do you want to hug? Come on, I'm good, Come
Speaker 3: over here, don't touch me.
Speaker 2: Go tillyes Cates