Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Jason Lawren, start your morning the right away, gonna be great. God,
Speaker 2: this is Jason Lauren.
Speaker 3: You're one hundred.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning everybody, and welcome to your Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Good morning. How are we?
Speaker 2: I'm in an excellent mood, one, Lauren Phillips. No, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: he's a he's in a freaky mood.
Speaker 4: He's in a mood and it's it's.
Speaker 2: Really bothering me. Early, I'm in a mood. I'm unsettled
Speaker 2: by it. I'm in a playful mood. That's what trouble.
Speaker 4: That's danger zone, isn't it clean? Dangers?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 5: Did you notice driving in this morning?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 2: The balloons were was gonna land on my road?
Speaker 6: A balloon?
Speaker 2: So cruising I was like, you need to blast that little.
Speaker 4: I think it's because it's a bit cloudy. So they're
Speaker 4: cruising below the low clouds maybe, but they were very low.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, just see him over the bay.
Speaker 4: You're still up there. Do they have music.
Speaker 2: Picnic? I think they'd take a picnic basket. Yeah, they'd
Speaker 2: be they'd be champagne or prosecco.
Speaker 4: They wouldn't have prosecco. They probably have a glass they
Speaker 4: dropped it over the eggs cork out the side.
Speaker 5: They have to be paper cups and.
Speaker 2: They'd probably be attached on a chain like the pens
Speaker 2: at the bank.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that'd have to be attached.
Speaker 7: What if you dropped one, I think you'd have cheese
Speaker 7: and stuff up there.
Speaker 4: Cheese at five o'clock in the morning, I don't think.
Speaker 4: Maybe a sun set course hold, maybe a corset, but
Speaker 4: they're not having cheese. They would have a mimosa.
Speaker 2: Have none of us been anybody on the team.
Speaker 5: I'm never doing it, never ever, ever.
Speaker 2: Anybody on the team had jets and cheese in the
Speaker 2: air on a balloon.
Speaker 4: Gen Z just put her arms up in celebrations and
Speaker 4: you know she just goes, oh no, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: went down. And I'm not into hot air balloons.
Speaker 2: Guys, should we get Lauren to broke over balloon?
Speaker 4: No, I'm not doing it. No, that's it, that's not
Speaker 4: I don't wear harnesses and I don't go in air balloons.
Speaker 2: Can you do nothing elevated?
Speaker 4: Do you know?
Speaker 2: Do you have to wear a harness up there?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: You don't. Strapped in the balloons. Quite the baskets huge,
Speaker 2: the baskets, is it? Yeah? How do you see look
Speaker 2: over the edge people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's no step though if you small, because you
Speaker 5: mark top.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Also when they come into land, it's quite like
Speaker 2: that basket can tip over.
Speaker 4: Someone told me they don't actually have a particular landing spot.
Speaker 4: They just land wherever's clothes.
Speaker 2: They have a key to every park in Melbourne. So
Speaker 2: where do.
Speaker 4: You get your car? Are you telling me you don't
Speaker 4: return took off?
Speaker 2: No? No, no, no, god no how do you get home?
Speaker 2: So they have like a pursuit? No no, no, oh.
Speaker 5: Every different balloon has its own a mini bus.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like a bus that's a balloon.
Speaker 5: Yeah, any but all the balloons might go to a
Speaker 5: different spot.
Speaker 2: Each balloon has a bus. But the driver.
Speaker 7: We're just landing in Albert Park. Oh no, no, no,
Speaker 7: it's the park and the little bus comes to the
Speaker 7: balloon on the side and they they.
Speaker 4: Drive you all the way back to Oh that's a
Speaker 4: bit of a kill. Join at the end is this guy's driving.
Speaker 2: Around like ace Vanura with the head out of the window.
Speaker 2: Follow Thellowans.
Speaker 5: I need to know what people do in those.
Speaker 4: Balluins.
Speaker 5: I need to know what people do up there.
Speaker 2: Thurteen twenty four ten. If you have been in a
Speaker 2: hot air balloon, did you take.
Speaker 5: A picnic and have cheese and prosecco?
Speaker 2: Do you know what a lot? You know a lot
Speaker 2: of people do out there.
Speaker 4: They don't know, they don't they they don't. But in
Speaker 4: between them, are they called drivers or captains or pilot?
Speaker 2: What are you talking? I was about to say, have posals?
Speaker 4: Yeah, now they would be proposed.
Speaker 2: Do you think they having a throw down in the
Speaker 2: hot air balloon? Yeah?
Speaker 4: So I thought what you were insinuating?
Speaker 2: What are you going to say?
Speaker 4: Balloon? Yeah, but then you'd be down one and you
Speaker 4: wouldn't see anything, the basket so high.
Speaker 2: Also, imagine getting a calls.
Speaker 5: Everyone's done it? Twenty four ten? Have you been in
Speaker 5: a hot air balloon?
Speaker 4: Imagine getting a no, please don't call it?
Speaker 2: You trap, you don't know where to go. Well, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: It's a lovely ring, but a future with you is
Speaker 2: not what I'm after. Okay.
Speaker 5: Imagine the poor captain pilot watching that unfold.
Speaker 2: Oh, imagine Jerry in the van looking up.
Speaker 4: Maybe the man in the van is listening right now,
Speaker 4: Mike tell us where the balloons are landing this morning?
Speaker 2: Very low? Four If you've been in a hot air ballow.
Speaker 2: Oh we've got bianchor straight out of the gates.
Speaker 4: Let's go to the phone, yankor good morning, good morning,
Speaker 4: How are you going good? Are you you in the
Speaker 4: van chasing the balloons this morning?
Speaker 8: Not quite. I have been on a hot air balloon.
Speaker 2: And sorry, sorry, use the correct title.
Speaker 4: Hello, can you hear hot air balloon?
Speaker 8: A hot air balloon? I have been in one. I
Speaker 8: didn't get cheese and I didn't get champagne.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're up.
Speaker 8: There the whole time, and you've got to wait around
Speaker 8: until they actually get the balloon up into the air,
Speaker 8: like until they inflate it.
Speaker 4: And how long does that take?
Speaker 8: It took her like over an hour, and you're around. Well, yeah,
Speaker 8: you're waiting around until it's up enough for you to
Speaker 8: get into the bar and then it starts to fly away.
Speaker 2: Land.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 8: No, they kind of have like talking to the guy
Speaker 8: on the ground. It's constant Get.
Speaker 5: What they're constantly to each other?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, it's over the Yeah, there's.
Speaker 4: Not a lot of serenity out there. It's what you're saying, Well.
Speaker 8: Over the noise and stuff, not really, but the views
Speaker 8: kind of cool.
Speaker 2: They wonder cool.
Speaker 4: They have music up there.
Speaker 2: Can you do the noise? That balloon doesn't sound healthy?
Speaker 4: Well, thanks for the info at the loaf flying balloons.
Speaker 5: Now you know what happens up there? Not a lot,
Speaker 5: but as well.
Speaker 2: I can go home now postman alone morning everyone, This
Speaker 2: is no but we've got a big show coming up.
Speaker 2: We'll get to that next. We're got a massive show
Speaker 2: coming up today. Five thousand bucks this morning at eight
Speaker 2: o'clock with a five K question, and we are talking cricket.
Speaker 2: You'll be happy to know with Adam Gilchest.
Speaker 4: I love cricket. I don't like cricket. Oh no, I
Speaker 4: love it. You you know the song?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't go like that? How does it go that?
Speaker 2: But not that? What about the one Darryl Braithwait song?
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Speaker 6: Hell?
Speaker 4: That's I caught you up.
Speaker 2: Where you Gil Crest? The next twenty Hey, Gil Chris,
Speaker 2: our queen has finished.
Speaker 4: A Queen the final show. What happens? No big surprise,
Speaker 4: No big surprise was coming out.
Speaker 2: The only different thing I noticed is you know at
Speaker 2: the end when she does the bow and then she
Speaker 2: lowers into the stage. This time she did the bow
Speaker 2: and ran off back to her dances and they all
Speaker 2: walked off together.
Speaker 5: That's sort of a bit of an anti climax.
Speaker 2: I was expected, no, he was playing I believe he
Speaker 2: was playing.
Speaker 5: No, Justin Bieber.
Speaker 2: To be honest, it was only a quick three minute
Speaker 2: scroll before I got the show justin today again three minutes?
Speaker 4: Will you announce the start of this queen has finished
Speaker 4: and you have no further days.
Speaker 2: You're well informed, this coming from.
Speaker 4: You, retired Taylor Swift aufter all those shows is finally finished.
Speaker 2: That is it.
Speaker 4: We're going to catch up with Violet though, right, who
Speaker 4: was sent over there. Yes, she won our trip to Canada.
Speaker 2: Let's park that for a second. We have major dramas
Speaker 2: here in Melbourne, Clint, can we get the latest on
Speaker 2: the Wooly strike.
Speaker 7: The good news is the industrial action is now over,
Speaker 7: Thank god.
Speaker 4: Thank god, because I went to my Woolworths and there
Speaker 4: was like the fridges were bare.
Speaker 7: Well that's because the distribution centers, three of them were
Speaker 7: impacted by industrial action. Basically the staff there were campaigning
Speaker 7: for better pay and conditions and the lead up to Christmas.
Speaker 2: Oh you silly, silly man. But this is a new segment.
Speaker 2: It's a new segment. It's editorial you knew this guy.
Speaker 2: You say the sea word on this show in December,
Speaker 2: you get Maria. That's the rule. You are listening to
Speaker 2: Nober one hundreds. Just before that, we were talking about
Speaker 2: the dramas with.
Speaker 7: Where were we so when the lead up to celebration
Speaker 7: on the twenty fifth of December. Yes, they've been making
Speaker 7: a point in the distribution centers and they finally got
Speaker 7: their way after what was a tense little standoff because
Speaker 7: as a result of this no trucks, no food, I'll
Speaker 7: go worse.
Speaker 2: No grog.
Speaker 7: Yes, at Dan Murphy's or the b WWS.
Speaker 2: BWS drive through at the boundary there on Center Road
Speaker 2: was pretty much ready to close. She was looking bare.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, I was almost going to turn to chardonnaye
Speaker 2: no I love. The guys were packing up stock to
Speaker 2: send it to the kild Her drive through.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, the shops have been there's nothing I put
Speaker 4: it in the car anyway, there's in a hole. There's
Speaker 4: a whole page at the front of the Herald Sun
Speaker 4: today the big statement from their CEO apologizing, saying strike
Speaker 4: is over. We are back to business. Fruit and venges back,
Speaker 4: frozen foods back.
Speaker 2: Toilet paper is back. Toilet papers hard again. Executive producer
Speaker 2: Brody the Thumb moved.
Speaker 5: Into his own we're not stockpiling well, he.
Speaker 2: Moved into his new house yesterday. How's this right? The
Speaker 2: guy all, Oh, it was stupid, it was it was
Speaker 2: always set up for disaster. He sold his house. Settlement
Speaker 2: was yesterday. Two hours later was settlement for the new house.
Speaker 4: And he didn't book removals. He did it all himself,
Speaker 4: and he hadn't packed, and he had a hangover yesterday.
Speaker 4: And there's still food in the fridge when he moved
Speaker 4: the fridge.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was not a good day.
Speaker 2: Have you got toilet paper?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: We went to Colds to get toilet paper. Sorry, went
Speaker 1: to Wolloves to get toilet paper and there was not
Speaker 1: a single role in the store.
Speaker 2: Why didn't you go to Colts?
Speaker 1: It was too far and it was too busy, So
Speaker 1: then my mum had to drop me toilet paper.
Speaker 2: That's degrading. What about paper towel? Sometimes in times.
Speaker 4: Of just get in the shower of trouble off.
Speaker 2: I did that during COVID.
Speaker 1: It was liberating.
Speaker 4: I bet you did. You're you're actually a feral?
Speaker 2: How the movie you sent me message last night saying
Speaker 2: my wife and I aren't talking to each other.
Speaker 4: Well, I could have told you that was going to
Speaker 4: happen yesterday morning when you walked in with a hangover,
Speaker 4: saying today when he.
Speaker 2: Left, is pretty confident about christening the new house.
Speaker 1: I don't think so there was no christ.
Speaker 4: Moving house is exciting, but the absolute pits.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, but also.
Speaker 5: Moving in scrape moving out.
Speaker 2: I told us months ago he was settling on both
Speaker 2: places on the same day, two hours apart. And then
Speaker 2: I spoke to Misdays. The truck hasn't arrived yet, still
Speaker 2: doing deliveries.
Speaker 5: He also just borrowed a truck off his brother.
Speaker 4: You didn't even actually get people to help. Good on
Speaker 4: your broads. Well done. When's the housewarming house, buddy?
Speaker 2: But tonight? Never right?
Speaker 5: We can't wait to come over.
Speaker 2: I offered to go around help lift bridges.
Speaker 4: You didn't mean that.
Speaker 2: You'd be a shock and I know a help. So
Speaker 2: when you're offer someone in airport run, I can drop
Speaker 2: you to the airport. That'd be great.
Speaker 4: But I never offer someone an airport run, not even
Speaker 4: my own fiance. Make your own way. Thetter be a airport.
Speaker 4: No thanks, I'm going to the airport. I'm going somewhere fark.
Speaker 7: That's true, Jayson, It's time to talk Rick. He can't wait.
Speaker 7: Australia has leveled the border. Gaviscar Series one all. We're
Speaker 7: turning our attention to the Third Test in Brisbane and
Speaker 7: joining us this morning from Fox. Cricket is the one,
Speaker 7: the only, Adam Gilchris.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Hey, good morning.
Speaker 2: We are excellent. I know Lauren isteen to ask about
Speaker 2: She's itching to ask you the first question, Gilly, go
Speaker 2: for it, lost, what do you go for it? I
Speaker 2: know she had a question regarding the Indian top order.
Speaker 4: I don't know a lot about cricket, and I said
Speaker 4: throughout ab could you give me a question to ask?
Speaker 4: And he said you should ask. Do you think the
Speaker 4: Indian top order is up to scratch?
Speaker 3: What do you think? That's what I want to know.
Speaker 4: Well, I think that I think that they're very good,
Speaker 4: but the Australians are better. So that's what I think.
Speaker 3: That you are on the money. You do know your cricket.
Speaker 3: The evidence, on the evidence of what we saw at
Speaker 3: the Adelaide over Australia rebounded brilliantly that it was the reverse.
Speaker 3: In Perth, India, dominated, but the found their mojo, which
Speaker 3: is good. They leveled the series up and it was
Speaker 3: a fun weekend in Adelaide. How to do it over there?
Speaker 2: All over two and a half days?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Is it too long, Laurence too long?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I'm actually trending to supporting that statement because I
Speaker 3: think in the sounds like I'm really old man when
Speaker 3: I say the modern game. But recently, I mean in
Speaker 3: New Zealand. England and New Zealan paid a two and
Speaker 3: a half days test back. I'm wondering whether it is
Speaker 3: should be trimmed back to a four day shield then yeah,
Speaker 3: because the entertainment fact is still there. I'm not criticizing
Speaker 3: the quality of product, but it's entertaining. It's just moving
Speaker 3: so much quicker these days. Maybe just factor it in
Speaker 3: as a four day event.
Speaker 4: I'm just a silly question after it.
Speaker 2: No, I just don't understand how Australia could ship the
Speaker 2: beds so bad a couple of weeks ago and then
Speaker 2: the complete reverse happened. Yeah, are they normally tighter than this?
Speaker 3: And Pat come and said the purse gooreboard didn't truly
Speaker 3: reflect where Australia we're at.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it was the humidity I got him
Speaker 2: over there.
Speaker 3: Well, the scoreboard said they got absolutely belted.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The Australian team traditionally have had like the critics come
Speaker 7: for the Aussies right, but time and time again, the
Speaker 7: likes of Pat Commens, Mitch Stark, these guys they just
Speaker 7: they find a way to respond to those critics. Like
Speaker 7: is Australian cricket in safe hands right now?
Speaker 3: I think people look across the depth of talent in
Speaker 3: say Sheffield Chill cricket and there's there's a couple of
Speaker 3: players sort of shine through a bit. Sam Conscious from
Speaker 3: New South Wales is probably the one that's the glaring,
Speaker 3: obvious talent on the rise. But I don't get to
Speaker 3: a crystal ball gazing too much. I think deal with
Speaker 3: watch in front of you and the team responded well.
Speaker 2: And it's one all Lauren, you got hand up.
Speaker 4: Another question, My next question is do you think now
Speaker 4: this is just as someone who look I don't know
Speaker 4: a lot about cricket, but I grew up watch like
Speaker 4: I knew Adam Gilchrist, I knew Shane Warn, I knew
Speaker 4: all the rock stars back in the day. But I
Speaker 4: don't really know any of the players anymore wings clipped
Speaker 4: because their personalities are like they're not allowed to have
Speaker 4: too much personality anymore. But the ones with big personalities
Speaker 4: get criticized.
Speaker 3: Now that's society, isn't it.
Speaker 5: I know, I don't library let him, let him be,
Speaker 5: let it rock star.
Speaker 2: Let's be honest. You imagine a current player pulling out
Speaker 2: a pack of Winnie Blues in the stand and watching,
Speaker 2: you know, after you know, it's just been bowled out.
Speaker 4: Days, good old days.
Speaker 3: I think I think there's a bit of commentary around
Speaker 3: that and through in the public to hear that little bit.
Speaker 3: I mean, when we're not really comparing apples and apples,
Speaker 3: if we're talking about any player compared to warning, when
Speaker 3: we're talking about personalities and well, I remember we were
Speaker 3: standing lined up you make reference to the Winnie Blue
Speaker 3: that we were lined up at a boot camp to
Speaker 3: have a big week long physical and psychological tough foot
Speaker 3: camp where we were going to get smashed and tested
Speaker 3: you mentally and all that. And part of at the start,
Speaker 3: the doctor asked us thought to put our dependent medication.
Speaker 3: Anyone who had an I put your medication out, put
Speaker 3: your tables out. If you got bad back warning flug
Speaker 3: down eight pages. So that's the sort of character we're
Speaker 3: talking about. It You would you have to compete with?
Speaker 2: Would you look at him like I look at our
Speaker 2: team right, we all went out for festive drinks on Friday,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, Jesus, how do they back up? Would
Speaker 2: you sit? They're looking at him, sucking back two packs,
Speaker 2: going how's he doing? Then go out there and go
Speaker 2: like he does.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he was, uh, you know, a wonder of nature.
Speaker 3: You just didn't know how he function but he did.
Speaker 3: He was out on the on the cricket field. That
Speaker 3: was his domain and it was. It was the best
Speaker 3: thing I did in cricket was the week keeper shame Warning.
Speaker 3: Then at the end of the over, I go up
Speaker 3: the other end Glenn mcgarod bowling over and I have
Speaker 3: shame warns down and next to me talking to me
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 4: Was just quoting Yeah, see the good old days. I
Speaker 4: loved all your cricketers, rockstar cricketers from early two thousand. Well,
Speaker 4: I don't make him like they used to.
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Speaker 2: the family.
Speaker 3: Brilliant, great to chat and enjoy the cricket.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning everybody, and welcome to your Tuesday. Final
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift Concerts has gone down. That's it. End of
Speaker 2: the years tour and an era.
Speaker 4: It begun in March twenty twenty three, this tour.
Speaker 2: Before you sit there and go, oh god, I'm sick
Speaker 2: of Taylor and all that sort of thing, right, hats
Speaker 2: off to or what she has accomplished is outstanding. And
Speaker 2: like I sing about this morning, just the because we
Speaker 2: went to the concert here in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: At the g It was amazing.
Speaker 2: It was just I've never experienced something that was so positive, so.
Speaker 4: Much happiness and positive right, And she said on stage
Speaker 4: last night, this tour has been the adventure of a lifetime.
Speaker 4: And I speak on behalf of my band, my crew,
Speaker 4: who all left their families and spent time away from
Speaker 4: everything they know and loved and performed when they were sick,
Speaker 4: when anything was going on in their lives. They made
Speaker 4: sure this show happened for you and we will never
Speaker 4: forget you giving us this moment.
Speaker 2: That's cool.
Speaker 4: So she played it pretty straight. There were all these
Speaker 4: rumors that Selene Deemskirt maybe in a pop up justin
Speaker 4: b because she was in Canada.
Speaker 5: She just did her show. And you know Cam the
Speaker 5: dancer when they do Never getting Back Together, and he
Speaker 5: says something funny.
Speaker 4: He said for the last time.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, nice goode.
Speaker 4: Travis Kelcey was not there be three billion dollars to smile.
Speaker 4: She's taking those Christian lubatont knee high boots off and
Speaker 4: hopefully putting them in an incinerator, giving your feet arrest.
Speaker 4: She will custom Christian lubatants that whole show. We wouldn't
Speaker 4: even walk from like the car to the racetrack on
Speaker 4: Flemington in my high heels.
Speaker 2: Were they Woui vutons from Bali or were they proper.
Speaker 4: Ones Christian Lubatons. All right, sorry, I mean that's the
Speaker 4: dancing in heels.
Speaker 2: Chief cousin the cheek. I think, what's what's there? Because
Speaker 2: there's Louis Vuitton, and then at Chadsten there's a shop
Speaker 2: directly opposite that's a similar logo. Is it Saint something St?
Speaker 2: Laurent might be that one, because I went in thinking
Speaker 2: it was Louis Vuton, asking about confused.
Speaker 5: And then there's lubraton Lubaton is the red sole on
Speaker 5: the shoe, you.
Speaker 2: Know, iconic, But you don't know someone's wearing unless you.
Speaker 4: Wear high heels. And you could tell Taylor's she does
Speaker 4: those high kicks. They were run on the bottom of.
Speaker 2: This Coming up next, you happy to admit this?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Do you think you will be the only person in
Speaker 2: Melbourne thinking this? No? Are you a bit disgusted with
Speaker 2: yourself that you think this?
Speaker 4: Maybe?
Speaker 2: Do you think people will look at you differently after
Speaker 2: you admit it?
Speaker 4: Nahh that's where we disagree.
Speaker 2: All right, Lauren's got something inappropriate to reveal. Next, I
Speaker 2: want to take you to the United States of America.
Speaker 2: You remember the case involving the CEO who was gunned
Speaker 2: down in New York City. Scary sparked a well, certainly
Speaker 2: a man hunt in New York State, but also in
Speaker 2: large parts of America. Americans are put on notice trying
Speaker 2: to find this hitman who when photos emerged, it sparked
Speaker 2: a lot of interest from the female population. Little update overnight,
Speaker 2: a Maca's worker has tipped off the police that they
Speaker 2: think the guy was in their restaurant.
Speaker 7: A lot of people weren't wanting to tip off police
Speaker 7: because they saw him as somewhat of a Robin Hood
Speaker 7: figure because he was shot someone clinton he was hot,
Speaker 7: so it's hot.
Speaker 2: Who would think? Hang on, I just want to get
Speaker 2: this right. Are you telling me there are people out
Speaker 2: there that's sick in the head that they would look
Speaker 2: at this assassin who shot a guy in the back
Speaker 2: and killed him, cold blooded killer? And you're telling me
Speaker 2: there'd be people out there that would be looking at
Speaker 2: this criminal and saying he's hot. Women and some men jays,
Speaker 2: that's right. I'd be shocked to meet someone that would
Speaker 2: think a cold bloody killer could be hot.
Speaker 4: Your thoughts line, He's got very sexy eyes. He looked
Speaker 4: we've only seen him from like the nose up, and
Speaker 4: he's kind of hot. I've been saying it all week,
Speaker 4: the striking.
Speaker 5: Like if I didn't know what he had done and
Speaker 5: I saw him.
Speaker 4: His little face mask down and smiled and there's that
Speaker 4: vision and there's something kind of hot about him, not
Speaker 4: about what he did. Just I'm talking.
Speaker 2: I would say being an assassin would be the ultimate
Speaker 2: bad boy. It's fairly ultimate.
Speaker 5: Yes, you can't go around shooting people. No, I don't
Speaker 5: think that's a good idea.
Speaker 2: Can I figure those eyes?
Speaker 4: Remember that hot prisoner though, that guy, the other one
Speaker 4: who had the hot mu.
Speaker 2: No, well.
Speaker 4: In the inn house to remember Jeremy Meeks and people
Speaker 4: fropped him.
Speaker 2: You have an eye tattoo, like a tattoo even though
Speaker 2: his name.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was everywhere.
Speaker 7: Remember he did he do modeling afterwards?
Speaker 4: Remember him?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah yeah, the blue eyes, the shaved head.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 4: He became a model. And he was dating the girl
Speaker 4: whose dad owned top shop like billionaire billion billy billy
Speaker 4: billionaire clan. Is there anything Chloe Green was her name.
Speaker 4: I don't think that's together anymore. I think the mind
Speaker 4: had a baby go with me, hot hot crim But
Speaker 4: the assassin, there is something kind of not about him, just.
Speaker 2: About you want to see his gun?
Speaker 4: Not really, I just wouldn't mind seeing a full mug shot.
Speaker 2: Have they released the full photo since they've taken him
Speaker 2: into custody, because that could be an in.
Speaker 4: Because I think they've only just called him, well they
Speaker 4: think it's him, They're not sure.
Speaker 2: Is there anyone here we go? Here we go? Is
Speaker 2: there anyone you find attractive that you know it's inappropriate
Speaker 2: to find them attractive? Now? Keep in mind. This is
Speaker 2: a non judgment.
Speaker 9: So I used to have the hots for Julia Gillard.
Speaker 9: I love, I just I just love the way she
Speaker 9: went about it, the power she had, the authority.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's inappropriate. Why not Julie, she's the
Speaker 2: prime minister? All right? She was? Or she was? Sorry?
Speaker 2: Thirteen I'm not sure what we're going to get.
Speaker 5: You think power is sexy?
Speaker 2: Power is sexy?
Speaker 4: Really? Authority? You like authority?
Speaker 2: What about Brody? Who runs this shoe?
Speaker 7: Everyone ask no, Brody.
Speaker 5: Is there any one you don't find?
Speaker 4: No, don't answer.
Speaker 2: Is there anyway? Is there anyone that you know it's inappropriate?
Speaker 4: Because it'll be someone at work, and that's gonna be it,
Speaker 4: won't Who do you like to.
Speaker 2: Roll around with?
Speaker 1: One of my good friends, Jimmy, his grandma. She's just
Speaker 1: she's really hot. She is really I've said that to him,
Speaker 1: like she's she's just hot's and she's old. I think
Speaker 1: she's like almost eighty, but she's hot.
Speaker 5: That's inappropriate, But good on your grands still got it?
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four.
Speaker 4: No, you haven't answered the question.
Speaker 2: Mind, roll above board. Thirteen twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 2: We'll come back with mine. Our boss is hot.
Speaker 5: Oh you can't, I said, he's going to say someone
Speaker 5: from work.
Speaker 2: Hey, Brady, you want.
Speaker 4: No, don't add to that.
Speaker 2: That's a true question, but which I remember got very
Speaker 2: good looking.
Speaker 4: Peter Ceo, Peter Charlton.
Speaker 5: Do you think he's hot?
Speaker 4: Is that how you're talking about Sarah?
Speaker 2: Hot? Sorry? Hot?
Speaker 4: You can't say that hot?
Speaker 5: Stop hot, you'll get fired. Hoot, don't we pot.
Speaker 2: Hot?
Speaker 4: Stop it? Turn him down?
Speaker 2: You're married thirty thirteen twenty four ten. She's hot, though, Stop, No,
Speaker 2: it is true. She's very good, like if you're going
Speaker 2: to get in trouble by anyone. Okay, sorry, all of you.
Speaker 4: Naughty boys, Mild Sarah. Everyone loves her my.
Speaker 2: Office now, okay stop thirteen twenty four fourteen. She is gorgeous,
Speaker 2: all right, I said a workplace Jesus thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: Is our number? Is there someone you find attractive that
Speaker 2: you know it's a bit inappropriate?
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe it's your like your cousin. Who was it
Speaker 4: that said they had a hot cousin?
Speaker 1: Bro?
Speaker 4: I think that was also Bropiate.
Speaker 2: Thirteen to twenty four ten? Is our number? Is there
Speaker 2: someone you're attracted to and you know it's a little
Speaker 2: bit inappropriate. You can remain completely anonymous by all means. Morning, Sarah,
Speaker 2: give us a ring at Nov. Thirteen, twenty fourteen. Is
Speaker 2: there someone you're attracted to, but you know it's a
Speaker 2: little inappropriate. There was the insurance ceo that got gunned
Speaker 2: down in New York last week. Cold blooded murder, I know.
Speaker 4: But the photos of the assassinate well, they found him.
Speaker 4: They've actually called him. So I've only seen him really
Speaker 4: for the nose up because he's got those sexy eyes.
Speaker 4: And then there was one where he pulled the mask
Speaker 4: down because apparently he was flirting with the girl. Apparently
Speaker 4: he was flirting with the girl at the hotel reception
Speaker 4: and she said can I see your smile? And he
Speaker 4: pulled his mask down and Bingo busted him.
Speaker 7: I've gotten foto so he's been found in Pennsylvania after
Speaker 7: a tip off.
Speaker 4: From him apparently only twenty six.
Speaker 2: Give us a look. This is him. Oh my goodness, gracious, ry,
Speaker 2: look at the.
Speaker 4: Habits of the rig on him.
Speaker 5: Are there any other photos?
Speaker 4: Keep scrolling?
Speaker 2: Hang on? Would you like to win tickets to the courtroom?
Speaker 2: That's him.
Speaker 4: There'll be a lot of interest in this case, there's
Speaker 4: the eyes.
Speaker 2: Do you want to be shot?
Speaker 4: Oh there is Mackie days now. I liked him better
Speaker 4: with his mask on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that that gives you the year. He's a handsome blake.
Speaker 2: Thirteen and twenty four to ten.
Speaker 5: Remember the hot cream Jeremy makes. He was really hot
Speaker 5: and he became a model.
Speaker 2: Look this Blakes Apps, he's got a.
Speaker 4: Rig on him.
Speaker 2: It ain't twenty four ten is our number? Who do
Speaker 2: you find attractive? But you know it's a little inappropriate.
Speaker 2: We'll come back and hit the calls next on over
Speaker 2: Lauren's being inappropriate.
Speaker 4: Well I'm not.
Speaker 7: I just know youve got the hot.
Speaker 4: It's a terrible story out of America where the assassin
Speaker 4: who's been on the run. A few photos of him
Speaker 4: have been released and I said, it's kind.
Speaker 7: Of suspect has been identified. Luigi is his name? Twenty
Speaker 7: six years of ages. The name give you the ick?
Speaker 7: Ab Well, the abs don't do that. The abs are fine.
Speaker 7: The eyes grape cheese on those things. Thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 7: Is there someone you're attracted to and you know it's
Speaker 7: a little inappropriate.
Speaker 4: Someone who's called in anonymously, So this should be good
Speaker 4: From Melton morning, Oho, you got the.
Speaker 2: Hots for.
Speaker 10: I'm going to be in trouble if he's listening.
Speaker 11: But we bosses, what.
Speaker 5: That is inappropriate? Is she just a babe?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 10: We got a work break up in a few days
Speaker 10: and I'm tempted to just not go. So I don't
Speaker 10: do anything in appropriate. But it's more saying, yeah.
Speaker 4: You don't want to say your missus is what we
Speaker 4: just met?
Speaker 2: And I would back You.
Speaker 4: Know though, if if a bloke said to you your
Speaker 4: wife lou is gorgeous? Would how would you take that?
Speaker 4: You'd be fine.
Speaker 2: I'd be fine. But but I get the feeling anonymous
Speaker 2: wouldn't say it as polite? How you got to own
Speaker 2: the socials?
Speaker 10: Possibly?
Speaker 5: Yeah, quite, don't cross the line.
Speaker 4: Don't do it, little, don't say it just poker, No,
Speaker 4: don't poker and don't send your don't you dare? Stop it?
Speaker 2: You too?
Speaker 4: Don't do it? Buddy?
Speaker 2: Here you thought, what a name, What a beautiful name
Speaker 2: for everyone? Good morning? Have you got the hot sports?
Speaker 2: In appropriate?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: My word?
Speaker 3: His name's Alexandrio.
Speaker 12: He is Italian, is at the bottle of in Hastings.
Speaker 10: He is to die for.
Speaker 5: What's his name?
Speaker 2: Alexandrier wasn't it appropriate? How old is it appropriate?
Speaker 8: Because I'm sixty five and he's twenty five?
Speaker 5: A bottle in Hastings you have to do a drive
Speaker 5: part chase.
Speaker 2: I still don't see the problem.
Speaker 12: The problem is that every time I walk in, I
Speaker 12: just go, oh, Jesus Christ is what you are in?
Speaker 4: And I just pulled to the ground A charming as
Speaker 4: well Veronic.
Speaker 2: I's got eyes to die for the eyes.
Speaker 4: He is?
Speaker 2: I mean, can you can you give us I might
Speaker 2: be old, but I'm not blind. Can you give us
Speaker 2: a description? What he looks like? Is jaceon cuson sexy music?
Speaker 12: Ah, well, yum, young time breakfast, lunch and tea.
Speaker 3: And entree slowly?
Speaker 2: How's that?
Speaker 4: That is amazing?
Speaker 2: Growling like feature, Oh yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 4: The hotti from the bottoms.
Speaker 13: I have to I have told myself back.
Speaker 12: Even when I get back.
Speaker 13: In my car, I just think, oh, where's the cool breeze?
Speaker 2: Where's her conder?
Speaker 12: I'm dying here.
Speaker 5: Her he is kidding hot under the color?
Speaker 4: Guys?
Speaker 2: Are you drinking every night? Can the bottleshelf? I just.
Speaker 12: I just go to my neighbors and say, who who
Speaker 12: wants to drink? Just for the steak of goalie.
Speaker 5: She's shouting the whole neighborhood.
Speaker 2: She is the definition of thirsty.
Speaker 4: So she can go down for some yum young time.
Speaker 8: So I would just picking my book off the street
Speaker 8: too and just say, who wants to drink?
Speaker 4: Quick?
Speaker 8: Quick, quickly?
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm going back to.
Speaker 5: Does he know how you feel about him?
Speaker 2: I love you?
Speaker 12: I love you too, darling.
Speaker 5: Does he know how you feel about him?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 13: Yeah, we just kill ourselves.
Speaker 3: I just look at him and we just laugh. He's
Speaker 3: just hot and I just stay to him.
Speaker 8: Oh you're just it's too bad.
Speaker 12: I can't handle it.
Speaker 3: You're killing me.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, it's going to be a sad day
Speaker 5: when he assigns from the bottle shop.
Speaker 4: Stay sorry, graduate, it's a full time job. Wow, good
Speaker 4: on your varonic.
Speaker 2: Should we send a security guard to that bottle shop?
Speaker 2: Bit of a welfare check?
Speaker 4: He's fine, he loves it. He's probably making commission every
Speaker 4: time she buys another bottle of Shardi.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty fourteen. Who you're attracted to and you know
Speaker 2: it's inappropriate?
Speaker 4: Simon morning, good morning, guys.
Speaker 2: How are you appropriately to someone? Who is it?
Speaker 11: I'm speaking to us?
Speaker 2: Yes, it's fact here Clinton going to stay out of this.
Speaker 4: I don't do this again. You've done this before, Simon.
Speaker 2: For it, Simon.
Speaker 11: Highlight and now of respect that you're engaged and I'm
Speaker 11: pretty much married, so it's a healthy lust. But yeah,
Speaker 11: you're stunning.
Speaker 5: Oh thanks Simon, No problem at all, do you think?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not.
Speaker 5: I can't even ask that.
Speaker 11: I go on, go on, go on, grow a set.
Speaker 5: I was just the YouTube boys. Stop staring at me inside.
Speaker 2: Good for you, Simon, you chicken?
Speaker 4: Is it young? Young time?
Speaker 2: Simon?
Speaker 11: No comment on the on the ground that will incriminate me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, don't get in trouble with the Misso you don't
Speaker 5: want to do that.
Speaker 11: No, No, she knows, Oh she knows. You're the Jane
Speaker 11: Bunner of Radio.
Speaker 2: Laurence just slid off asleep. Come on, Jane, back to
Speaker 2: the mic. Well do you know what you must have
Speaker 2: a thing for? Weather girls. Well, good morning everyone, and
Speaker 2: welcome to your Tuesday. Good morning, very emotional Tuesday. It's
Speaker 2: all over, Taylor sweet the end of the year's tour.
Speaker 4: It's the end of an era.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 4: March twenty three, it's started.
Speaker 2: That is unbelievable. March twenty three, two sold out shows
Speaker 2: at the g.
Speaker 5: I mean it was the greatest concert I've ever been to.
Speaker 4: And I know people that went to Taylor Swi's ears
Speaker 4: to her that were kind of a bit meth about
Speaker 4: her and left as fans. She's an amazing performer.
Speaker 2: She is. She's got for eighteen months, eighteen months on
Speaker 2: the road, not just toured, but all the team dances.
Speaker 4: Yeah. She made a little speech on stage saying, all
Speaker 4: these dances and my band have moved away from their
Speaker 4: families and they've turned up when they're sick, and they've
Speaker 4: done it for you, for.
Speaker 2: The fans, checking into a new hotel every day.
Speaker 5: Imagine how good the hotel she'd be staying in would be.
Speaker 2: Those I know but just unpacking. And then you know
Speaker 2: she's not unpacking the mad pack as well. Yeah check out,
Speaker 2: you got to get out before check to express. She
Speaker 2: chucked the cards in that little thing, that key in
Speaker 2: the in the and all the little mini soaps she's collected.
Speaker 5: She's got it and she's paid it some massive bonus.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well remember dreck and they were all like today's
Speaker 4: The day was at the bonus.
Speaker 2: She started the tour by offloading I remember millions to
Speaker 2: all the truck drivers and stuff the crew.
Speaker 4: So you know what, smart pay em early because then
Speaker 4: they work hard. I know they know that they're getting
Speaker 4: treated well. They'll treat you well, all right.
Speaker 2: Look more on that a little bit later on this
Speaker 2: hour because we send young Violet and her mum to Canada.
Speaker 2: She won tickets from us to go to the final
Speaker 2: Eras show.
Speaker 5: She's our official Taylor Swift correspondent.
Speaker 4: We'll have all the tea coming up shortly.
Speaker 2: Canadian correspondent. Also on the way your chance to win
Speaker 2: five thousand dollars, but coming up next. As we wrap
Speaker 2: up for the year, in the lead up to the
Speaker 2: big Festive Day, we are looking back at rather than
Speaker 2: our best bits, some bits that we're in our finest
Speaker 2: work and it's time to celebrate something Jason, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: this one does involve a celebration for a certain sector
Speaker 2: of Melbourne. Would you say Clint's proud about it. We'll
Speaker 2: go there next some days here on number one hundred,
Speaker 2: Good Morning Melbourne.
Speaker 7: We speak a lot on this show about the trials
Speaker 7: and tribulations that you two experience.
Speaker 2: With your partners.
Speaker 5: Look being in a relationship, Chip, Clint is a real
Speaker 5: pain in the next.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it can be because glorious and it can just
Speaker 4: be like, don't easy to live on my own?
Speaker 2: Do you want to know? The text exchange lot and
Speaker 2: I just don't get you.
Speaker 7: It does give us, It gives us great fodder to
Speaker 7: talk about your partners and enjoy.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, you go back.
Speaker 4: To your immaculate, perfect home. But you don't have to
Speaker 4: share with anyone else's mess. No one needs to left divers,
Speaker 4: no one's leaving.
Speaker 5: Dishes in the sink.
Speaker 4: A bit of bedroom chat please, and the romance really
Speaker 4: just this highlights.
Speaker 2: We got in the bed last night and started talking
Speaker 2: to each other and this morning morning, Babe, I loved
Speaker 2: laying in bed chatting with you last night made my
Speaker 2: heart happy, I replied, saying it made me wake up
Speaker 2: and find it hard to get to sleep. You dogsrue,
Speaker 2: but it was really nice.
Speaker 4: And reach your phone and let me send her she
Speaker 4: was reaching out to you.
Speaker 7: Was really nice and you should have sent her a
Speaker 7: shower pick.
Speaker 5: What were you talking about?
Speaker 4: Something awesome? Like out nighttime conversation last night? That was
Speaker 4: that we think the dryer might be broken because Paul
Speaker 4: pulled his jeans in and they're in for like two
Speaker 4: hours are still damp, like we need to get a
Speaker 4: dryer maintenance person out to have a look at the dryer.
Speaker 2: I think we're talking about bed. Should I water blast
Speaker 2: the backyard tomorrow?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well off and say that you guys are doing
Speaker 2: it all wrong.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I found it quite intriguing finding out about the single world.
Speaker 2: What do you want to know when you just go
Speaker 2: I'm ready to leave the house now, Yeah, you just
Speaker 2: wait for anyone, but you just walk out. You don't
Speaker 2: have to go like no one's going. Hang, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to get the dog's okay, I can't find my phone.
Speaker 2: Have you seen my phone? You don't? You just leave
Speaker 2: maybe two minutes. You don't have any of that. You
Speaker 2: just get in the car.
Speaker 4: The So what about when at nighttime, at about four
Speaker 4: o'clock or five o'clock, you don't have to say to
Speaker 4: anyone what do you want for dinner tonight and then
Speaker 4: spend two hours not agreeing on anything. You just order
Speaker 4: and cook and go to the shops and pick up
Speaker 4: whatever you want to.
Speaker 7: Know what I also do, Well, I'll put the TV
Speaker 7: on and I watch whatever I like in the afternoon
Speaker 7: slot before the news.
Speaker 4: So you're telling me there's no one in your house
Speaker 4: that says I've got to take this call.
Speaker 5: Can you turn that down?
Speaker 2: Nobody?
Speaker 4: Oh that's living.
Speaker 2: Do you know the other magical thing that happens?
Speaker 4: What else is good about being single?
Speaker 7: You can go to the bathroom where whenever you like,
Speaker 7: you're about to say.
Speaker 4: Where, when you don't even have to shut the door.
Speaker 7: Do you know that the hot water is still going
Speaker 7: to be piping hot.
Speaker 2: And you get to decide when washing gets done?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, usually you can go you know what, I am
Speaker 2: going to leave my towel on the floor today.
Speaker 4: You know what, you'd hardly even have any washing.
Speaker 2: Just added to that list.
Speaker 7: It's a very special time as we creep closer to
Speaker 7: the festive season. Yeah, I don't need to buy for
Speaker 7: anyone else.
Speaker 2: And no in laws, no in laws.
Speaker 5: You do what you want on that day, No arguments about.
Speaker 2: Her she wants? Does she want to your handbag?
Speaker 5: You can spend all your money on.
Speaker 2: Yourself by myself. A handbag you're gray with a hen beneath.
Speaker 4: The man bag a bugs.
Speaker 2: I'm sure we're missing things. Twenty thirteen, twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: What's the best thing about being single? Have you seen
Speaker 2: he's rolling here in a new shirt every day for
Speaker 2: the last two weeks.
Speaker 4: He's got no one else to have to share his
Speaker 4: money with.
Speaker 2: No, he's got no one to answer to. If I
Speaker 2: wore a new shirt, it'll be like, wait when you
Speaker 2: buy that, did you need it? Did you need it?
Speaker 2: You've got poor blue ones like that.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I was about to Paul all the time.
Speaker 4: Do you need another black T shirt?
Speaker 10: Really?
Speaker 2: Thirteen fourteen? Yeah, what's the best thing about being singles?
Speaker 2: Celebrate with me singles? Oh, this is going to give
Speaker 2: us from isn't it. You're on the air with Jason Lauren,
Speaker 2: who are both in relationships and single Clint, who's just
Speaker 2: highlighting the best things about being seen.
Speaker 4: Yes, you're telling me you walk in the door and
Speaker 4: you don't trip over anyone's shoes that they've just left
Speaker 4: in the middle of the hallway.
Speaker 2: Just me.
Speaker 4: Oh, and there's no one to be mad.
Speaker 7: Cooked risotto last night, beautiful meal.
Speaker 4: That's a lot of meal for one person.
Speaker 7: Well, there's leftovers for me today. There overs, Oh delicious.
Speaker 2: You don't have to be careful answering the phone when
Speaker 2: you're in a drive through to give away that you've
Speaker 2: gone through a drive through on the way.
Speaker 7: Absolutely not. I'm shouting it from the rooftop.
Speaker 4: I mean, you don't have a secret bank account.
Speaker 2: Just me own, Lauren. That makes things a lot easier.
Speaker 2: Not that anyone I know has a scene he game
Speaker 2: thirteen twenty four ten is our number? What's the best
Speaker 2: thing about being single? Melbourne?
Speaker 4: Philippa, Good morning, Good morning, Lauren. How are you very well?
Speaker 4: How are you, Philip?
Speaker 2: She's depressed, she's in a relationship clin Good morning, Darling. Philippa,
Speaker 2: Oh how are you? I'm really well. What's the bet
Speaker 2: you single at the moment? Philippa still ah, yeah, still single?
Speaker 2: Don't have a heavy heart. Turn that frown upside down.
Speaker 8: Time, turn the frown upside down.
Speaker 3: But I do miss him?
Speaker 7: Well, I know, But tell us why it's nice to
Speaker 7: be single these.
Speaker 12: Well, honestly, I only watched TV shows once.
Speaker 13: I don't have to watch episodes three times.
Speaker 4: That's that's strong, Philippa.
Speaker 5: Watch that episode asleep?
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, imagine how many shows I watched three.
Speaker 2: Or four times plus plus think about you can watch
Speaker 2: it when you want. You're not sitting there going oh no,
Speaker 2: she's out tonight and I can't advance the season you can.
Speaker 5: Then pretend you haven't watched it when again, you just.
Speaker 2: Be honest, Matt, I'm thirteen twenty four to ten. Best
Speaker 2: thing about being single, Good morning, gos.
Speaker 8: Coming home from work at the end of the night
Speaker 8: and not seeing the endless team move orders at the
Speaker 8: front door.
Speaker 2: Oh, you don't have to spend half your day breaking
Speaker 2: down the box corner. Yes, it's a bit of an
Speaker 2: addiction to some women.
Speaker 4: And yes, on a single Yes, Paul's not a fan
Speaker 4: of my box corner.
Speaker 2: Just ridiculous.
Speaker 4: I mean that's his job to break the boxes down
Speaker 4: and work out a way to get them in a
Speaker 4: puzzle in them.
Speaker 2: The other day I opened I've been and they would
Speaker 2: put in a whole box, not broken down, just like
Speaker 2: what the bins full. That's it, it's done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like a bin in the bin.
Speaker 2: That's a I'll tell you what.
Speaker 4: That is a strong Not having the box corner is
Speaker 4: a strong reason.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm really questioning my marriage this morning, thirteen twenty
Speaker 2: four to ten. Best thing about being single, Joey.
Speaker 4: Good morning, talk to Clint. Go on YouTube Chatty Joey, Good.
Speaker 8: Morning, Hi Clint, Joey.
Speaker 13: I can have as many cushions, the better.
Speaker 4: I want as many cushions, many pillows on the bed.
Speaker 8: It's really comfy.
Speaker 7: Do you know what, Joey, I don't have many cushions
Speaker 7: at all on my bed, and I'm pretty.
Speaker 2: Happy about that.
Speaker 13: You also don't let pep on your bed.
Speaker 2: So you're right. I don't. I like that bed all
Speaker 2: to myself. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because this worked so well for you. In the
Speaker 7: last segment, Joey single, Why are you single? You sound
Speaker 7: like a delightful young lady.
Speaker 10: Oh well, if you'd been at doggy dating, you would
Speaker 10: have been able to meet me and Karen as well.
Speaker 2: What's your dog's name? Karen?
Speaker 11: Karen?
Speaker 12: Karen for corgy.
Speaker 2: It's Karen, a nice Corgie, lovely. This isn't Joe, This
Speaker 2: isn't on it. This isn't Joe the one that sedated
Speaker 2: her dog for doggy dating, is it?
Speaker 12: I am the one that was at doggie dating with Karen.
Speaker 2: Anxious Karen, the dog got anxious and well back legs
Speaker 2: won't movie.
Speaker 5: And I think that was a different person.
Speaker 4: I was definitely not Karen.
Speaker 2: It meant stories, right.
Speaker 5: Would you let Karen on your bed?
Speaker 2: Karen or Jolley?
Speaker 4: Karen Karen picked the beagles all out on the bed.
Speaker 2: I reckon, there's a better chance of Karen getting on
Speaker 2: the bed. They're trying to figure out which one's Karen.
Speaker 4: I need some advice from you, Jas because you have
Speaker 4: a thousand children. It is my niece's first birthday. No,
Speaker 4: it's not coming up.
Speaker 2: What do you mean it's not it's look, it might
Speaker 2: be her first.
Speaker 4: But this little siena little scena.
Speaker 2: He's gone quick.
Speaker 4: Hair, hasn't it flowentnd? So they got out of the
Speaker 4: hospital on December twenty fifth.
Speaker 2: Good one.
Speaker 5: Well she was born on twenty first and.
Speaker 2: She They really made that day about them, didn't they?
Speaker 4: They did? Oh no, it was the best. It was
Speaker 4: like the best if we all had. They rolled home
Speaker 4: with this little baby, straight into our house for lunch.
Speaker 4: It was amazing time at lunchtime they ride.
Speaker 2: That's cool.
Speaker 4: Well, step my sister in law use She and I
Speaker 4: like we froth over the FESTI season. She was like,
Speaker 4: should I come straight to the hospital at your house?
Speaker 4: And I was like, well, you can probably go home
Speaker 4: and have a shower, and and we live in the
Speaker 4: same street as well. I was like, you can go home, baby,
Speaker 4: here you go home.
Speaker 2: Did everyone know they were coming over with the baby.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was such a great day.
Speaker 4: But yeah, her first birthday is coming up, and as
Speaker 4: you know, I am the queen of buying inappropriate gifts
Speaker 4: for children, but I don't want to balls this one up.
Speaker 2: So she's gonna have to get two gifts off. What
Speaker 2: the hell she needs a birthday?
Speaker 5: And I know, well that's what my mum said yesterday.
Speaker 4: She said, well just remember she doesn't get another birthday
Speaker 4: until December next year, so why she's like buy things
Speaker 4: from when they when she's eighteen months and nearly two.
Speaker 7: Liz, my birthday is on Tuesday next week, Chris, I
Speaker 7: didn't I know, I did it, I said, Chris.
Speaker 6: All one, it was just one.
Speaker 4: I don't care about the present, the Christmas true, just
Speaker 4: watch for my.
Speaker 6: Everyone.
Speaker 2: Sorry, guys, we're actually a boarding the song. We're boarding.
Speaker 2: We've checked the tape.
Speaker 4: He only said half the words you said, Chris, Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, silence, Mariah, we're actually boarding the song. I was
Speaker 2: going to say, we've never done that before. We've checked
Speaker 2: the tape. Birthday has been a protest. There's been a protest.
Speaker 2: If you say the C word in December, great, Chris Kringle,
Speaker 2: What you were going to say?
Speaker 5: Okay, so that doesn't help me.
Speaker 4: Well on Earth? Am I buying my niece for first birthday?
Speaker 4: So I wanted to get one of those cars that
Speaker 4: they sit in and they can drive, you know those.
Speaker 5: I think she's too little.
Speaker 4: No no, no, she can't even work.
Speaker 2: No no no, they come with remote. Yeah, you can
Speaker 2: drive them for them. So you strap the kid in
Speaker 2: the car and then drive the kid.
Speaker 4: So I could get her one.
Speaker 2: That's pretty fine.
Speaker 5: But they don't have a big backyard. Are they not
Speaker 5: driving on the road footpath?
Speaker 2: I would not drop that on the road. Little pink
Speaker 2: get a little mini?
Speaker 5: Is she too little?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: You strap them in. The only thing I would say
Speaker 2: is the first birthday is not about the child.
Speaker 5: This is what someone else said.
Speaker 4: So I need to buy her parents, like my brother
Speaker 4: and sister in Laura gift because it's it's four days
Speaker 4: before the twenty fifth of December and I'm already buying them.
Speaker 2: Gives you buy a present for the kid. But honestly,
Speaker 2: the first birthday is a kids want.
Speaker 5: All she likes is empty water bottles and tissue boxes.
Speaker 2: Great, well you're getting out cheap, then do I.
Speaker 4: Just wrap that up. I would save myself box.
Speaker 5: She loves pulling them out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll tell you you can't be doing that at
Speaker 2: the moment with the strike at wallis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, you don't want to waste that. She's learning
Speaker 4: to walk, which is really annoying. Mind you when she
Speaker 4: comes over and now she just walks and gets everything
Speaker 4: off the shelf.
Speaker 2: Cannot wait for the next six months because in the
Speaker 2: next six months she will be full walking mode and
Speaker 2: she will get into everything.
Speaker 4: Her favorite thing. At the moment, we've got like where
Speaker 4: the television is in the fireplace. It's like a low,
Speaker 4: beautiful cabinet's got some beautiful photos. Picking out the photos
Speaker 4: and throwing them.
Speaker 7: Her first birthday party, isn't it themed?
Speaker 4: I think they're working on that at the moment.
Speaker 2: The first birthday is about celebrating you made it well.
Speaker 5: They've got a margarita bar. Yeah, a little Mexican thing.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm thinking, our first child feeling.
Speaker 4: Oh, should I get her some tics? She can open
Speaker 4: it when she's eighteen, those ones with the words in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good idea. Yeah, she'll play with the worm.
Speaker 2: Mum and dad to play with the Liqua. Felix's first
Speaker 2: birthday finished at four am.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well this is the thing they really kick on,
Speaker 4: don't they.
Speaker 2: They really kick on?
Speaker 4: So what did you do for the Because first birthdays
Speaker 4: are a little ott these days, some of them. Yeah,
Speaker 4: yeah they are because it's really not about the kid.
Speaker 4: Is do I even need a buy gift?
Speaker 8: Know?
Speaker 2: You know what? You need to get one of those
Speaker 2: photos where you put the cake in front of the
Speaker 2: kid and they just mash up the cake. What do
Speaker 2: you do? So they just like they put a giant
Speaker 2: cake in front of the kid with the one on
Speaker 2: it and you get photos of the kid just diving
Speaker 2: into the ruin. Yeah, it's great, they're covered in it.
Speaker 4: Then how do you eat the cake?
Speaker 2: Ah?
Speaker 5: I just think I might skimp out on the gift.
Speaker 4: Is it appropriate?
Speaker 2: Great advice?
Speaker 4: Don't throw a cake in the kid's face on her
Speaker 4: first birthday.
Speaker 2: I would go the go the margarita machine.
Speaker 4: Margarita machines. They've got a margarita bar at the party.
Speaker 4: Get machine, get a machine frozen cocktail.
Speaker 2: Our birthday Siena.
Speaker 4: Siena turning one.
Speaker 2: Wow, I know you know what someone said that the
Speaker 2: biggest advice and it's so true, they said to me.
Speaker 2: The days are long, but the years are quick, like
Speaker 2: the days can feel like the days can feel like
Speaker 2: go forever. It is so profud. But then you sit
Speaker 2: there going Jesus Christ. A year's got already, but they're
Speaker 2: growing up so quick.
Speaker 4: I know the year has flown by with the days.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a bit like working here. Really, it really
Speaker 2: is like working with me. It's just gone five to
Speaker 2: eight coming up. She has done it. She has been
Speaker 2: on tour for well over a year. And last night
Speaker 2: was the closing night of the Eras tour. It all
Speaker 2: went down in Vancouver, Canada, and we sent over a
Speaker 2: couple of lucky noble listeners. They're going to join us
Speaker 2: with all the tea on Taylor coming up next morning.
Speaker 2: This is Nomber one hundred. You are on the air
Speaker 2: with Jas and Lauren and guys. Wow, the very final
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift concert she has done, wrapping up the Eras tour.
Speaker 4: Listen to this, guys. The tour stretched one hundred forty
Speaker 4: nine dates. She visited twenty one countries. She grows over
Speaker 4: two billion dollars in ticket sales, and when she originally
Speaker 4: announced this tour, it was not meant to be this.
Speaker 4: It was just going to be a twenty seven show
Speaker 4: run recross the US.
Speaker 2: She's got addicted to performing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it went from that well, because the ticket sales
Speaker 4: were just overwhelming, Ticketmaster's service crash. She added more dates
Speaker 4: and then she kicked off the tour on March seventeenth,
Speaker 4: twenty twenty three, before taking off right around the world
Speaker 4: over a year and a half. It is just Kick Canada, unbelievable.
Speaker 2: There was a Melbourne flavor there as well. There was indeed.
Speaker 2: I got to say, I've been doing this little radio
Speaker 2: gig for quite some time. Hard to believe, I know,
Speaker 2: because the way I look, You're so young.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Ava.
Speaker 2: But I've never seen a reaction to a contest like
Speaker 2: when we said we want to send someone to the
Speaker 2: closing night of the Eras tour.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a couple of weeks ago we opened the phones
Speaker 4: and said, who wants to go to Vancouver for Taylor
Speaker 4: Swift's final show?
Speaker 5: And my gosh, the phones crushed.
Speaker 4: Every day.
Speaker 2: We sent Lauren around to one lucky Melbourne listeners house,
Speaker 2: go for it, Go Go Go. Violet and her mum
Speaker 2: Paula jumped on a plane went to Vancouver, Canada. They
Speaker 2: were at the concert. They join us. Now, guys, how was.
Speaker 8: It a dream comes true?
Speaker 4: It was amazing, viable, violent, glad.
Speaker 13: Yes, a lot, couldn't stop.
Speaker 2: Hey, hey, Paula, it's and it's not just one for
Speaker 2: the kids that get into it. Like I was like
Speaker 2: a screaming teenager when I was there. How do you
Speaker 2: find it?
Speaker 12: It was fantastic. I liked my voice actually got a bit.
Speaker 13: We're a bit croaky today.
Speaker 12: Both of us from singing and yelling and dancing, and
Speaker 12: it took us two I am to actually go to bed.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I know you're on like this high Violet.
Speaker 5: What was your favorite bit?
Speaker 4: What was the best song?
Speaker 13: Well, she played long live for the surprise.
Speaker 5: Song, and I just died because that was the song
Speaker 5: when we spoke to you, that's what you wanted.
Speaker 6: To hear, right, Yeah, that was it was and she
Speaker 6: played it and I can't believe it.
Speaker 2: Guys. Did she do a bit of a spiel about
Speaker 2: being the final show and thank everyone?
Speaker 4: Yes she did.
Speaker 1: She was.
Speaker 12: It was Everyone was expecting a recupation announcement, but we
Speaker 12: didn't get that.
Speaker 4: But that's okay.
Speaker 12: I think she just wanted to wrap it up. Yeah,
Speaker 12: but she is filming, and so we don't know what
Speaker 12: she's filming for.
Speaker 4: I've seen these. She's got a crew following her around
Speaker 4: for her last two shows. So she's doing.
Speaker 5: Something's cooking, something's coming up.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's just a hime.
Speaker 4: Who did she Who did she give the final twenty
Speaker 4: two hat to? Was there a little kid there?
Speaker 12: Yeah, there was a little kid there. There were really
Speaker 12: it was such a special moment. I actually cried watching it.
Speaker 13: It was just so wholesome.
Speaker 2: Now, Violet, did you get any merch?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh what did you get?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 8: I got a sir, and it's I'm very lucky.
Speaker 12: It's like just a size up.
Speaker 4: But I waited four hours in life. Totally worth it though,
Speaker 4: totally Oh guys, I'm so glad you've had such a
Speaker 4: great time.
Speaker 5: You were such a great winner. Violent Your mum must
Speaker 5: be so proud of you.
Speaker 4: I'm glad mother and daughter got to have such a
Speaker 4: great trip to Vancouver together.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much.
Speaker 12: This has been an amazing experience. We realized how lucky
Speaker 12: we are and keep thinking ourselves.
Speaker 2: You guys are more than welcome. You guys, go and
Speaker 2: enjoy your last bit of time in Vancouver and have
Speaker 2: a safe true prime tree Primes.
Speaker 13: Thank you so much. Thanks and over babes.
Speaker 2: Wow, way night from Vancouver where they are.
Speaker 4: What an experience I mean, it was an experiencing her
Speaker 4: at the MC check. In fact, we made history here
Speaker 4: because it was her biggest show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, suck on that Vancouver click.
Speaker 4: It's amazing though. You know what, it was a real
Speaker 4: thrill to be able to send volt over to Vancouver.
Speaker 4: And she's an unbelievable Taylor Sweet. What a weapon is team?
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Speaker 8: Yet?
Speaker 2: That said, yeah, I think that's what he was all
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Speaker 5: I don't know, but they kick you out, Yeah, they do.
Speaker 2: When executive producer Brody came over. Brody played poker against him.
Speaker 2: What do you say to you again when you're playing poker?
Speaker 2: Can we play for your watch? Did you.
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Speaker 1: But when he dealt he dealt himself pocket aces on
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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: How do you how do you have it all stitched up?
Speaker 2: Hey, it's a twenty five past eight. You're on the
Speaker 2: air with Lauren clint here as well. You're listening to
Speaker 2: Nomber one hundred. Guys, it's a Tuesday. It is. It
Speaker 2: is a Tuesday, which means we do this.
Speaker 4: Your kid through it.
Speaker 1: They had a.
Speaker 2: Tantrum day thirty twenty four to ten.
Speaker 5: What did your kids throw a tantrum over Melbourne?
Speaker 2: This is what we got last week. And I turn
Speaker 2: around and he's.
Speaker 8: Got his crops in his mouth chomping on them, so
Speaker 8: I'm taking them off him and he's born full blown tantrum.
Speaker 2: Does Lenny meat shoes nice?
Speaker 8: I have a three year old and she has a
Speaker 8: tantrum every time we change a NAT view when she
Speaker 8: has a food because she wants to see harpoo.
Speaker 4: She wants to see it.
Speaker 8: Yes, she wants to see how many balls in the
Speaker 8: nappy and to look at it and really inspect it.
Speaker 2: Kids are cooked, mate, Kids are gross. They complain a
Speaker 2: lot as well, don't they. Oh you put no idy,
Speaker 2: no idy? Oh they want this and they want that.
Speaker 2: Archie out to I like.
Speaker 4: It when they asked for something, then have a tangent
Speaker 4: when they get it.
Speaker 2: That's what happened yesterday. I was laying on the couch
Speaker 2: the two year old watching Poor Patrol. I put what episode?
Speaker 2: He goes that when I put it on? Then he
Speaker 2: starts screaming, and I'm like, what's wrong? I don't want
Speaker 2: this one? Yeah, that's the one you told me to
Speaker 2: put on.
Speaker 4: I had dinner with my nephew and he wanted the
Speaker 4: lid on his sippy cup, so I put it on
Speaker 4: and he had a melt out. He didn't want the
Speaker 4: lid on.
Speaker 2: He wanted to.
Speaker 4: Because he asked me to know he didn't.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but what about when the other kids got the
Speaker 7: lid and the other the other one wants the lid
Speaker 7: and their bloody both complaining.
Speaker 2: Or the latest is Archie goes to bed and he
Speaker 2: wants his little lampoon like the nightlight. But he thinks
Speaker 2: of offers on, Oh, he's turn the light off. So
Speaker 2: I turned it off and then he goes, ah, turn
Speaker 2: the light off, and then I turned on and he's
Speaker 2: like thank you. I'm like, that's on.
Speaker 4: Work it out, kid, work it out. You're old enough
Speaker 4: to turn it on enough yourself. What are your hands
Speaker 4: painted on?
Speaker 2: No, kids only get movement from when they're twenty. In
Speaker 2: their hands until then you have to do everything.
Speaker 5: Oh, don't worry.
Speaker 4: When men get older, they stop being able to do
Speaker 4: things too, and all of a sudden we have to
Speaker 4: do it again for them.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four to ten. What is the silliest thing
Speaker 2: You're child has chucked a tantrum over? We're looking for
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Speaker 5: Can you play my beautiful song again?
Speaker 2: Yes? Thirteen twenty four to ten. We want to know
Speaker 2: what did the kid chuck a tantrum over?
Speaker 4: Kid?
Speaker 2: True?
Speaker 4: They had a.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four to ten to join us for Tantrum Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Mel In whats ony a, What did your kid chuck
Speaker 2: a tantrum over?
Speaker 13: Hey guys, love listening to you.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you mel So.
Speaker 13: Last week I was listening to your segment about tantrum.
Speaker 13: So I got home and my three year old son
Speaker 13: had asked me for a piece of post good butter
Speaker 13: Emergie my host, and as I buttering, he wanted it
Speaker 13: cut and fingers, so three pieces of toast, and as
Speaker 13: I was buttering it, the toasts have actually fallen apart
Speaker 13: a little bit, because you know when the toast, Yeah,
Speaker 13: buttered the toast?
Speaker 2: Yeah you've over buttered that break yep.
Speaker 8: Yeah I did, and he cracked it.
Speaker 13: He also upset and just had a massachantrum, even though
Speaker 13: the toast was actually cut into three pieces.
Speaker 5: Exactly how he wanted it.
Speaker 2: I don't mean to be rude, but I think that
Speaker 2: one was justified.
Speaker 4: What you don't like to the toast, yeah, basically meld.
Speaker 4: What's just happened there is Jasons admitted his giant toddler
Speaker 4: who has tantrums over ridiculous things.
Speaker 8: Crazy.
Speaker 4: You've just proven what we always thought, baby, Well, you need.
Speaker 2: A Meles call to work that out. Thurneen, twenty fourteen
Speaker 2: to join us for Dantrum Tuesday? What has your kid
Speaker 2: absolutely lost it over? More simple the better? This is
Speaker 2: the kid LAROI and girls. We had a lot of
Speaker 2: cloud around today. Tops are twenty one. You're listening to
Speaker 2: Jason Lauren. This is number one hundred. We are talking
Speaker 2: tantrums on nov Kid through it.
Speaker 4: They had a thirteen twenty four ten Melbourne White, Did
Speaker 4: your kid have a tantrum? What was it over?
Speaker 2: Told? Archie blew up last week when he walked in
Speaker 2: the bathroom and Love was having a shower and he
Speaker 2: pointed her boobs and started crying for milk because he
Speaker 2: missed them. He's out of milk.
Speaker 5: But how long since he's had them?
Speaker 2: Years?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Archie, come on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lifty game exactly. They're not yours any mone.
Speaker 7: I'm heading to Chadstone after this for Santa Potos with
Speaker 7: my nephew.
Speaker 4: Aah.
Speaker 7: I'm hoping to see a few tantrums.
Speaker 5: You thought you were so you're hoping to see a
Speaker 5: few booby.
Speaker 7: No, Well you don't get them at Chadston, do you.
Speaker 7: Sometimes it's more of a south Land.
Speaker 4: Yeah. My niece had an absolute tantrum on the on
Speaker 4: the lap of Santa. She did not like you.
Speaker 2: See. I took Archie to the Southland one south Santa
Speaker 2: the other day and were waving.
Speaker 4: At him, and I tend to like him from a distance,
Speaker 4: but not Yeah, that's I noticed.
Speaker 2: And she was like, can we go see him? And
Speaker 2: I'm like, now we even paid the money.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, but you are going to see We're.
Speaker 2: Going to see Santa next week. I can't wait. I like,
Speaker 2: just off Broadway, Santa.
Speaker 5: Are you're going to be in the Santa photo.
Speaker 2: We normally get two, we get kids and then the yeah,
Speaker 2: with your nephew.
Speaker 4: I'm a bit annoyed. I wasn't asked to be in
Speaker 4: mine with my niece. To be honest, as the Golden Auntie,
Speaker 4: do you want me to come and do we should
Speaker 4: do one the three of us?
Speaker 2: We should Who sits on Sata's knee? That's obvious. That'll
Speaker 2: be you.
Speaker 5: Classic middle child Sydday.
Speaker 2: On Thurday twenty four to ten, Good morning, Indewa, what
Speaker 2: did your kid throw a tantrum over? Well?
Speaker 8: She was very sussy about her food and she always
Speaker 8: liked her fork and one day I gave her some
Speaker 8: soup and a spoon, and she threw the ball. She
Speaker 8: wanted her fall.
Speaker 5: Oh crazy, she wanted to eat the soup with a fall.
Speaker 2: I would have given her the fall to see like,
Speaker 2: you know what, she needs a kid, good luck, he
Speaker 2: doesn't need.
Speaker 4: She doesn't need as blade.
Speaker 2: I love a slade.
Speaker 4: She doesn't know it's a spook. You know, a blade
Speaker 4: is a spoon with a blade. A spork is a
Speaker 4: spoon with a fork.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 7: Fork with a fork with the knife is a splade?
Speaker 7: Have you not seen them?
Speaker 2: I've got I've got a six pack of splades. Can
Speaker 2: I have one?
Speaker 5: But where does the spoon come into it?
Speaker 4: If it's a fork with a blade, it's a spork.
Speaker 7: We're talking about a splade, which is a fork with
Speaker 7: a knife.
Speaker 5: But where does the sick come from in the name
Speaker 5: of that?
Speaker 7: It doesn't matter because it's a blade and it's a splaye.
Speaker 2: Wrong?
Speaker 4: Where is this spoon is anyway?
Speaker 2: Don't don't miss that's a splaye. That's a s blade. Right,
Speaker 2: there's a sport. It's a spork. Do you know what?
Speaker 4: Don't blade it splade? You guys are wrong.
Speaker 5: Well, that name is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Spla I love a spoils.
Speaker 5: Why are you using a fork for ice cream?
Speaker 2: Because I slide through the ice?
Speaker 7: Actually, do you know what through the spelt s P
Speaker 7: l A y D.
Speaker 4: Splayed nice spoon in the blade because it's a fork,
Speaker 4: it's a.
Speaker 2: Splaye Hampton Park, Amie, what did your child a tantrum over?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 12: He broke his toy and I asked me to fix it.
Speaker 13: I did, and then he cracked it because I fixed it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why do you do that?
Speaker 4: Makes make sense? Because he liked to just looked at
Speaker 4: it and was crying. I was like no, no, no,
Speaker 4: and I was like, I got to fix it, and
Speaker 4: he's like, no, Mom, what you do that for?
Speaker 5: What do you fix my broken toy for?
Speaker 2: It's always linked to them being tired or hungry. And
Speaker 2: know how Lauren is in the.
Speaker 4: Media, You are toddler, then, yeah, that's you. I'm always
Speaker 4: tired and hungry.
Speaker 2: Jade in Mitch Month thirteen twenty four to ten or
Speaker 2: what was the tantrum over?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 13: That I had the audactiny to have him last?
Speaker 4: Have him?
Speaker 2: What last?
Speaker 4: Have him? Us?
Speaker 13: In the line of three kids?
Speaker 4: Oh, he's got.
Speaker 5: How do you stop reproducing.
Speaker 13: Exactly exactly the kids around.
Speaker 4: What sort of tantrum was it? Was? It like screaming,
Speaker 4: throwing on the floor, rolling around, Yeah, on the floor.
Speaker 13: No other options were available.
Speaker 4: So how very dare I have him? How very dare
Speaker 4: time to go again?
Speaker 2: Time to go again? Jack?
Speaker 4: Oh no, because when a kid, when a kid has
Speaker 4: a tantrum like that, I really imagine it just makes
Speaker 4: you overy sing I want another kid exactly. That'll get
Speaker 4: you up on about.
Speaker 2: A given mine away. Yes to that cafe. Let's go
Speaker 2: to Emma in morning to the morning.
Speaker 12: In Hello, my almost two year old, we showed him
Speaker 12: a rainbow for the first time, and then it disappeared
Speaker 12: so we couldn't bring it back. So we had about
Speaker 12: half an hour of oh, where's the rainbow?
Speaker 4: Were you in a public place?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 12: Thank god, We're at home and we're inside, so I'm
Speaker 12: sure that the neighbors would have called the cops if.
Speaker 10: We were outside.
Speaker 12: We were, it was all It was hilarious. But can
Speaker 12: I just also say I'm sisters of Sarah who just
Speaker 12: won the five grand and I am so we are
Speaker 12: no over family, but I just wanted to say I
Speaker 12: was crying in the car.
Speaker 10: Listening, So yeah, it was.
Speaker 2: It was very exciting.
Speaker 12: There's no no one more deserving of her.
Speaker 5: She sounds less.
Speaker 4: So if you've just tuned in, Sarah won the five
Speaker 4: thousand dollars this morning in our five K question. She's
Speaker 4: a teacher, she's a mom of two. Special pretty special lady, Sarah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Emma, are you fishing for a price?
Speaker 12: Yeah, of course, yeah, I want half of it now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a good sister.
Speaker 2: How about let's give you a treat turn of dollars
Speaker 2: to spend at Indoda. Oh god, thank you.
Speaker 12: I need it after my little can with my child.
Speaker 5: Yeah you don't want yeah, I said, Sarah was nice too.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, hey, Warren, we both said Sarah was for a
Speaker 2: gift with feeling give and in Doda gift card, it's
Speaker 2: the gift that will make them feel calm. They they
Speaker 2: do great massage the hot stone, yes, yes, perfect.
Speaker 7: And Doda today Jace, Yes, I mean Wikipedi is great
Speaker 7: for many things, including proving us right. Sing it sister
Speaker 7: A splaye thank you, an eating utensil which combines the
Speaker 7: functions of a spoon and knife and a fork. It
Speaker 7: was invented in Australia in nineteen forty.
Speaker 4: So it is a spoon, knife and a four and
Speaker 4: it's Australian, very Australian.
Speaker 5: Very Australian, made for Pavlova, I would suggest, so.
Speaker 2: You can givet spot.
Speaker 4: No. I said it was also part spoon and you
Speaker 4: said no, it's just for complained And I said, well
Speaker 4: in splade needs to come from somewhere like should be.
Speaker 2: One of those people will never say she was wrong.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 7: We were all right, she's wrong.
Speaker 2: I'm glad we're having this fight in the tantrum. So
Speaker 2: we were all right, we were all actually one of
Speaker 2: those people were all right.
Speaker 4: We were actually all wrong.
Speaker 5: It's all three moves together.
Speaker 4: It's a blade, a fork and and.
Speaker 2: It's called a play. Why right across Melbourne, this is
Speaker 2: Nove one hundred. You are on the air, which Ace
Speaker 2: and Lauren. Let's do it? Fire World is turning seven.
Speaker 4: We're seven times the fun.
Speaker 6: It's We're slides, Rides and wildlife collide on Via World
Speaker 6: theme Fuck, Come get a Wildlife?
Speaker 2: Just so free Jason Lawrence, why wait, Let's do it?
Speaker 2: People waiting for it on Thursday. We are taking the
Speaker 2: show on the road. Many reasons. One is we know
Speaker 2: cost of living through the roof of the moment leading
Speaker 2: into the summer holidays. Or we want to treat our
Speaker 2: other listeners and say thank you for supporting us in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four. So right, we got the cus to
Speaker 2: Gombe World.
Speaker 4: And we are having a big hey, the kids' day
Speaker 4: out out Gumby Well.
Speaker 5: We want you to join us.
Speaker 4: Melbourne thirteen, twenty four ten is our number, Laws and
Speaker 4: good morning.
Speaker 2: Hi. Shouldn't you be at school?
Speaker 13: I'm going to school now on the way, Jay.
Speaker 2: What time schools start? Are you late or you're okay?
Speaker 4: We're going there now, Good on your lawson.
Speaker 5: Have you got any brothers and sisters?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've got two brothers.
Speaker 4: Big brothers, little brothers, big brothers, big brothers. And do
Speaker 4: you guys all want to come to Gumby Well with
Speaker 4: us on Thursday?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: Done, We will see there. You know you tell Jason
Speaker 2: mind his own business, mind your own business.
Speaker 4: Yay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, good on your lawson. See you can be a
Speaker 5: friend of ours.
Speaker 4: We'll see you on Thursday. We can't wait to meet you.
Speaker 2: We'll wear might give them dodgy tickets. Now I'm joking.
Speaker 2: I'm joking. Hey, Laws And see you Thursday, buddy, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: we've got more tickets to go. Let's go to box
Speaker 2: till Linda.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Hi.
Speaker 5: Do you want to come down to gun.
Speaker 4: Buy World with us? We have the keys exclusively. The
Speaker 4: park will be open just for us.
Speaker 13: That would be awesome.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Done, family pass coming your way on the right.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow we're going to be doing a blitz through the show.
Speaker 2: The final family passes to join us for our kids'
Speaker 2: day out at gun By a World Fun.
Speaker 4: That's right, taking the chenre.
Speaker 2: Gun By World is turning seven with seven times the fun.
Speaker 2: It's where slides, rides and wildlife collide. Gun By World
Speaker 2: Theme Park. Come get a wildlife, try to throw a
Speaker 2: giant python around my neck. Last time was there?
Speaker 4: I was looking at the map that come By World
Speaker 4: the other day. It's amazing. It's huge.
Speaker 5: It's an animal park with a snake stub. There's a
Speaker 5: water park. There's the roller coaster.
Speaker 2: I have been, have you been?
Speaker 4: I haven't been a kid.
Speaker 5: It's some of that giant libird.
Speaker 2: Some one of those lazy one of those lazy rivers
Speaker 2: where you just lay on.
Speaker 4: The You know, how good to not be in this
Speaker 4: studio and to be living our best lives together on Thursday,
Speaker 4: the Thursday, looking all right, twenty six degrees. You know,
Speaker 4: thank you for being that is it?
Speaker 2: No, are getting out of here? What are you up
Speaker 2: to today? Jane?
Speaker 4: Do you want to do a weather Yeah?
Speaker 2: That was unbelievable.
Speaker 5: Today it will be a top twenty.
Speaker 2: One initiate that as a compliment.
Speaker 7: She's very popular, very popular, popular, as popular as Levina Nixon.
Speaker 4: Well you ask a girl. Yeah, I'm a Channel nine.
Speaker 2: I'm You're all flustered from your till properly we are
Speaker 2: out of here. Have a great day of yone. We
Speaker 2: will see you tomorrow. Three shows.
Speaker 5: I nearly said, enjoy your Friday.
Speaker 4: It's Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Three show to go, three shows to go, but tomorrow
Speaker 2: final chance to join us at gun by. Well, we're
Speaker 2: gonna have a stack of family passes to go. We'll
Speaker 2: see that by bye.
Speaker 6: Thank you, gonna be Jason Lauren, Jason
Speaker 4: Lauren, wake up feeling good on number one hundred Jason
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