Speaker 1: Quick getting every morning, every day, every lady adelaides Hazy,
Speaker 1: the price rises at Adelaide Oval.
Speaker 2: Let's give you a little sense of what's happening.
Speaker 3: So a full strength beer back in twenty twenty one
Speaker 3: was eight dollars fifty Now it's nine dollars ninety.
Speaker 2: I'm not a beer drinker, So does that feel steep?
Speaker 1: Yes? And no, because now at ten bucks for a
Speaker 1: beer when you go out is very very normal, okay.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, yeah, look, if you were
Speaker 1: trying to get yourself into a situation where it had
Speaker 1: a heap of beers on your belt, yep, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be going to the football trying to do that. Maybe
Speaker 1: go somewhere else before we get the football, I don't know.
Speaker 1: But also, at the same time, do it responsibly, yep.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't have said any of.
Speaker 2: That, none of it. Take it all back. It's fine,
Speaker 2: it's not life. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 3: So a pie in twenty twenty one was four dollars
Speaker 3: fifty ounce, five dollars seventy, and a bottled water was
Speaker 3: four dollars fifty ounce, five dollars forty. House wine of
Speaker 3: those who like to partake seven dollars fifty and now
Speaker 3: it's nine dollars.
Speaker 1: Wow, Okay that's a big increase. Yeah, and I always
Speaker 1: wonder about just who's really policing how big the serve is. Yes,
Speaker 1: it feels like they're pretty small.
Speaker 3: Served to know, would they serve them in those little
Speaker 3: thimball glasses at least? I guess when you go to
Speaker 3: a pub you get like a decent sized wine glass
Speaker 3: and they've got the line.
Speaker 2: So there's a pure measurement there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, anyway, we don't know do this thing where
Speaker 1: we really show our age, but dead set. I remember
Speaker 1: back in my day, yes, playing footy as a youngster.
Speaker 1: It wasn't even called oz key back then. But then
Speaker 1: afterwards you go get a hamburger with a lot note
Speaker 1: smarter because smarto for some reason, and my little Brahams
Speaker 1: grows back then, some chips, chocolate and also like a
Speaker 1: big thing of coke. There's no way you're getting changed
Speaker 1: from ten bucks on.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm so scared to work in this space in terms
Speaker 3: of how much I used to pay, maybe for my
Speaker 3: lunch order back in from you get how many cents
Speaker 3: it wasn't twenty cents, it wasn't but I do remember.
Speaker 3: I do remember buying twenty cents mixed lollies where you
Speaker 3: got like this massive bag and mixed lo list for
Speaker 3: twenty cents.
Speaker 2: That was cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you get cobbras and all sorts of things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you get honestly, like, remember when you used
Speaker 3: to write out in a texture on a brown paper
Speaker 3: bag you lunch order. You'd probably probably talking a pie
Speaker 3: and a strawberry milk and a packet of chips for
Speaker 3: I don't know, like here we go under four bucks.
Speaker 4: Did your lunch bags have like was it printed on
Speaker 4: there or did you just handwrite it?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: You hand wrote it, Okay, we had a handwritten or sorry,
Speaker 4: we had printed ones.
Speaker 6: You just teach what you wanted.
Speaker 4: You put your notes there, like please add sauce or whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, yeah, jeez, we're holding off your absolutely, I'm
Speaker 1: waiting for it.
Speaker 3: No, No, do you know what, I don't care? Go
Speaker 3: your hardest go on then that you got.
Speaker 1: Do they have glad wrap back?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 1: I'm just joking. We're just having fun purely because it's rider.
Speaker 1: Can we do this? So, Joe, it's thirteen twenty four
Speaker 1: to ten. What did you used to get that was
Speaker 1: a steal and now everything's changed. Yeah, So just going
Speaker 1: out and having a couple of beers now, and even
Speaker 1: if you go out by yourself, just to have a
Speaker 1: couple of beers to one whit. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: name the place, but I'll say that I went to
Speaker 1: a sample game. It was on a Friday night, so
Speaker 1: you can sort of work out which club it was
Speaker 1: because they play a lot of the games on a
Speaker 1: Friday night. Yeah, two beers. It was a craft beer.
Speaker 1: Two pints. Yeah, thirty six bucks.
Speaker 2: Wow, and it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: The first time in my life. Had to go back
Speaker 1: and I went back to the bar keep and I said,
Speaker 1: excuse me, great establishment, by the way, just want to
Speaker 1: clarify something that I just pay thirty six bucks for
Speaker 1: two beers, to which she said, yes, it's pretty expensive,
Speaker 1: isn't it. I said, that's something we can both agree on.
Speaker 2: Can we just go back to ordering lunch at school?
Speaker 3: So when you're on the farm, how did it work,
Speaker 3: Like if you felt like a steak, sandwich or something,
Speaker 3: did you just walk out in the back paddock and
Speaker 3: go point to a cow?
Speaker 2: I have that one.
Speaker 1: Absolutely the cow could see it coming to You're just
Speaker 1: telling its voice. Oh, something's going on here that is horrible.
Speaker 2: Oh that's horrible.
Speaker 3: Okay, you can mercilessly rip me for my age, and
Speaker 3: I rip him for growing up on a farm with
Speaker 3: eight people in the entire down and I get in trouble.
Speaker 4: I was saying about going out and picking the cow.
Speaker 1: As you always say, from paddock to plate fresh.
Speaker 4: She produces that Joe's back in your day. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: like your you know, back in your day was like
Speaker 4: the father works the monster at home.
Speaker 6: So why wasn't she backing your lunch?
Speaker 2: I excuse me very much.
Speaker 3: My mother was a nurse and worked night shift every
Speaker 3: single evening.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Don't you dare bring Colleen into this very.
Speaker 1: By the way, yes, how very dare you take it back? So?
Speaker 2: What else?
Speaker 4: What else did you used to get? Nothing but like
Speaker 4: ten cents for a sausage drill.
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty fourteen. Can we take a little trip down
Speaker 1: memory lane place? Yep? What did you used to get?
Speaker 1: That was an absolute steal? But now, given the times
Speaker 1: they are chain, yes, it's just quite quite afford it anymore.
Speaker 1: Not afford it, Oh, Jae's We're taking a little trip
Speaker 1: down memory lane because this is off the back of
Speaker 1: the price hike at Adelaide Oval here stocks there to
Speaker 1: beer has gone up almost a dollar and everything across
Speaker 1: the board since twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: We just want to go back to the good old
Speaker 2: days where things were so damn cheap before the whole
Speaker 2: cost of living crissis, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what used to be a steel but now it's
Speaker 1: just a little bit too steep. Let's go to Danny.
Speaker 1: Go on to you, Danny, Hiram.
Speaker 2: What do you use to pay? Danny?
Speaker 8: So we suspend school holidays with my grandmother and it's
Speaker 8: really going to show my age because we fied our
Speaker 8: pockets with one cent and two cent coin.
Speaker 2: Yes, and we go.
Speaker 8: To the local Delhi and every single lolly was one cent.
Speaker 1: That's amazing, brilliant.
Speaker 8: The other day I went to the supermarket. I bought
Speaker 8: a packet of snakes, eight snakes in that packet.
Speaker 2: It cost me six dollars. Ridiculous, outrageous.
Speaker 1: That is outrageous. It's crazy.
Speaker 3: And we were just saying here, like even lollies when
Speaker 3: they're on special, there's still five dollars now.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and they say it's half price.
Speaker 2: It never is it never is? Thank you, Danny, Thank
Speaker 2: you so much. Liz. What did you used to pay
Speaker 2: back in the day that you can't afford? Now?
Speaker 8: Well, I had ten cents left over from my bus
Speaker 8: school bufffair, So you used to scabbed the old brown
Speaker 8: two decent coin in the playground. Could buy an apple
Speaker 8: to turnover?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, cool way to get through the ten cent apple turnover?
Speaker 1: How good ten cent network? What do you reckon? You
Speaker 1: go on for an apple turnover? Now at your stocks?
Speaker 1: There a bakery that's up with a five or six bus?
Speaker 2: Oh easily easily six?
Speaker 1: Do you know how much it is now?
Speaker 2: Is no?
Speaker 1: Lis?
Speaker 3: And I bet you that tasted like the best thing
Speaker 3: in the whole entire world.
Speaker 8: It was and fresh cream.
Speaker 1: Fresh cream.
Speaker 2: Now it just comes out of a can, doesn't it
Speaker 2: in that situation? Well done? Thank you, Kylie. What did
Speaker 2: you used to pay back in the day?
Speaker 8: Thirty cents for a McDonald's ice cream cone.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm just trying to think how long ago was that, Kylie?
Speaker 8: I don't know, but i'd now I don't know how
Speaker 8: shut out?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's half a lot, it's a red.
Speaker 1: A bit of dollar because that's one of the go
Speaker 1: to treats for my kids. And then you go through
Speaker 1: in the driving you're like, wow, I did the same thing, Kyler.
Speaker 1: Remember it was thirty cents I used to get to.
Speaker 8: Yes, you used to be able to get the flake
Speaker 8: as well for sixty.
Speaker 3: Yes, if you brought a flake on its own, it's
Speaker 3: like three bucks now, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Because yeah? And also do they still do the Sundays
Speaker 2: like the caramel Sundays?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yum, Kylie. Sounds like we should all had to
Speaker 1: match yourself and have a bit.
Speaker 5: Of a.
Speaker 2: Sunday party. Thank you.
Speaker 6: It is travel, okay, it's called.
Speaker 7: Like the first caller.
Speaker 9: You's be able to go to the deli and get
Speaker 9: these little ghost drops. There are five cents each and
Speaker 9: you've got all different colors and make your tongue whatever
Speaker 9: color the lolly.
Speaker 1: Was, Yes, I don't have to remember them, but yep,
Speaker 1: traditionally I think it was blue, red and green, was it?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's the one that they brought out black and
Speaker 9: stuff like that. But yeah, you don't get them anymore
Speaker 9: like that. Lady said the bag of mix these days?
Speaker 9: What two or three bucks?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I just I want to know, as a kid, is
Speaker 3: there anything better than changing the color of your tongue.
Speaker 1: No, definitely not a street credit. You get around the
Speaker 1: playground when you've got a different colored tongue. Crazy.
Speaker 2: I wonder if adds his tongue turned into the color
Speaker 2: of bundy last night?
Speaker 1: What color short? Yeah, yeah, it was Johnny walking.
Speaker 2: As. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Hey, rate me at reading the room?
Speaker 2: Oh, truly awful?
Speaker 1: What do you mean, truly awful? That's not fair.
Speaker 2: No, the most obvious cues in the world just go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, okay, there was that time where you guys
Speaker 1: were all crying. I thought it was a leaky eye
Speaker 1: competition and I didn't quite read the room. But apart
Speaker 1: from that, I feel like it's not too bad.
Speaker 2: No, you're you are the worst cues?
Speaker 1: No, I tell you. The worst is Demi Levado, Oh Den.
Speaker 1: Levardo has been slammed for performing her song heart attack
Speaker 1: key words heart attack Yes at an event hosted by
Speaker 1: the American Heart Association and Got the Heart the AHAs
Speaker 1: and You'll go Red for Women. Red Cross Collection concert
Speaker 1: was an event intended to raise awareness about deadly cardiovascular issues. So, Demi,
Speaker 1: who's so terrible reading reading the room? We know that
Speaker 1: when viral off the footage of the performance was posted
Speaker 1: to social media, sparking, as you'd imagine, a lot of confusion.
Speaker 1: It's been reported that she explained to the audience that
Speaker 1: the song heart Attack had many parallels for her. She said,
Speaker 1: it's about my journey and a reminder for all of
Speaker 1: us in the room just how strong the mind heart
Speaker 1: body connection truly is. I think I'm I have a heart.
Speaker 3: It's meantime, sixty eight year old Gary who survived, she's
Speaker 3: hard to to ackt this sitting out with that guy.
Speaker 2: Is she taking the piece?
Speaker 1: It's gone. They're like, get her off, get the iPod on,
Speaker 1: just shoffle it play anything that's not working at all. Seriously,
Speaker 1: DEMI walk worse than that. It's like turning up to
Speaker 1: a feminist convention playing this. Do you like that? Ladies? Okay,
Speaker 1: let's go down to the teachers convention. How are we going, Guys,
Speaker 1: no one's reading the room these days.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 1: The worst examples that I've ever seen, though, and I'm
Speaker 1: pretty sure these are absolutely true, was the Annual Convention
Speaker 1: of Healing for Sufferers of Erythrophobia, which is genuinely a
Speaker 1: genuine fear of the color red. Jojah Kay was a
Speaker 1: special performance just in poor taste, isn't it ridiculous?
Speaker 3: Dear Susan's up the back, just in the fetal position,
Speaker 3: rocking back and forth, sucking your tomb.
Speaker 1: Don't you don't you hate red? Clearly the worst example
Speaker 1: that I've ever saying, and still to this day absolutely
Speaker 1: still try and recover. When I took my cat Hueye
Speaker 1: to the cat's recovering from chronic stress due to sudden
Speaker 1: exposure to large quantities of water. Convention, would you believe
Speaker 1: that our good friends CARTI, Meghan these salling, Why does
Speaker 1: this keep happening? I'm someone please think of the poor
Speaker 1: kiddy cats recovering. Some unbelievable research has cross my desk,
Speaker 1: very very alarming.
Speaker 2: And I've always said about you research finger on the pulse.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, great segue. By the way, let's talk about
Speaker 1: fingers in particular, the link between Alzheimer's disease and picking
Speaker 1: your nose. What so it makes sense. Basically, it means
Speaker 1: that if you're transferring all these germs from your fingers
Speaker 1: into your nose, so the more that you pick your nose,
Speaker 1: the stronger chance you have of getting Alzheimer's disease.
Speaker 2: Well, you're in real trouble.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I'm in so much trouble. So much
Speaker 1: of my day is spent picking my nose.
Speaker 3: I would love a little like dash camp in your
Speaker 3: car trained on you, because obviously you think your car's
Speaker 3: invisible and no one can see you.
Speaker 2: Knuckles deep. You would sit there fishing for hours.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you say knuckles deep, I say fish deep sometimes
Speaker 1: sometimes two or three fingers per nostril both times like that.
Speaker 1: That's upwards of six fingers in my face at one.
Speaker 2: Thing is at a go, and.
Speaker 3: I feel sad for you because there'd be nothing left.
Speaker 3: There'd be no gold left to mind in that nose
Speaker 3: of yours years ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a beard in the mind, for goodness sake, find
Speaker 1: a new spot.
Speaker 2: It's bought up the entrance.
Speaker 1: I'm hoping though. Jades' is just one of those medical
Speaker 1: urban legends, right, and those little things that you got
Speaker 1: told as a kid, Yeah, which maybe you discovered as
Speaker 1: an adult. You're like, that is absolute bs. For example,
Speaker 1: an apple a day keeps the doctor away. Incorrect, The
Speaker 1: doctor's still going to knock on your door. He'll find something,
Speaker 1: because a single apple to give you a full bill
Speaker 1: of health. So much so that you don't need to
Speaker 1: go see medical professional. It's not going to happen.
Speaker 3: Because if your diet consists of Elita of Bourbon, a
Speaker 3: packet of Doritos, and sixty eight cigarettes, the doctorates stayed away,
Speaker 3: and then the doctor's not going to go He's right,
Speaker 3: is that his apple?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Two leaders of Bourbon per day, mixed with some
Speaker 1: delicious nutcho cheese doritos. Sure it sounds delicious in theory,
Speaker 1: holistically not good for you. Apple's going to do absolutely nothing.
Speaker 2: That Apple ain't going to save you.
Speaker 1: Swallowing gum stays in your gut for seven years. Incorrect,
Speaker 1: That's not true. Apparently it's like three or four days
Speaker 1: at the most.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, okay.
Speaker 1: Coincidentally enough for my son who's five years old, he's
Speaker 1: in ye one. He told me that the other day, said,
Speaker 1: guess what what told me? That's that?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I thought it's amazing after all of these years, that
Speaker 1: little urban legend is still doing the rounds.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and all the marketers at the chewing gum companies
Speaker 2: are right. Can we get rid of that?
Speaker 1: Cheers? Swallow gum? Get some more? It's fine.
Speaker 2: Someone debunk that theory. Please?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you get some gluey guts. But that's fine for
Speaker 1: a few days. Watermelons will grow in your stomach if
Speaker 1: you swallow the seeds. Incorrect, Right, Okay, that's we had
Speaker 1: to explain this big belly.
Speaker 2: That's a baby.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's either a baby or timmy beers. It's layoff
Speaker 1: for that extra junft.
Speaker 2: Maybe that big burrito you had for lunch. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: it shouldn't have.
Speaker 1: No, you shouldn't have No, you shouldn't have had chpotli
Speaker 1: sauce either. Delicious? Yeah, catch us up with you really
Speaker 1: and finally, too much self pleasure time will make it
Speaker 1: fall off. I don't want to talk about it. Roll
Speaker 1: the ads place.
Speaker 2: Really, it is so time for it.
Speaker 1: Let's go girl, Lady's a symbol.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So basically this is all the chick conversations that we
Speaker 3: have off here, and we were like, you know what,
Speaker 3: everyone's talking about it as we'll do it on Hey,
Speaker 3: and if you want to get involved, breakfast at over
Speaker 3: nine one nine dot com dot au, which is exactly
Speaker 3: what Anonymous has done this morning. Hey, Jody, Abby, and Zoe,
Speaker 3: I want to hear your thoughts. Is it ever okay
Speaker 3: to go through your partner's phone?
Speaker 2: Question mark.
Speaker 3: My partner has been super distant recently and spending more
Speaker 3: time on his phone than usual, And I've always thought
Speaker 3: it's bad to check your partner's phone. But I have
Speaker 3: a feeling I should please keep me anonymous. Well, we
Speaker 3: will because you haven't put your name there, though we
Speaker 3: couldn't expose you even if we wanted to. All right,
Speaker 3: so obviously we have Abby from the newsroom, who I
Speaker 3: would say is normally single, but who knows over after
Speaker 3: the weekend a big Saturday.
Speaker 6: Night, the Peacock and I back together.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, just revelationists. Oh there he is, just in
Speaker 1: your book.
Speaker 2: It's a real gray area for Abby, isn't it. We
Speaker 2: never quite know.
Speaker 3: And we've got Zoe here, who is in her twenties,
Speaker 3: very career focused, just an all around gorgeous human being.
Speaker 2: I have to say we're calling.
Speaker 1: It Chloe at the momente. She had big glow up
Speaker 1: last week with all.
Speaker 3: Right thoughts on she can your partner's phone? Have you
Speaker 3: ever done it? Have you had it done to you?
Speaker 6: I had it done to me once and it didn't
Speaker 6: end well.
Speaker 1: Someone went through your phone.
Speaker 4: But he was he was living in Melbourne, and he
Speaker 4: essentially like you know, it was ridiculous even thinking that
Speaker 4: it could work.
Speaker 6: And he came over and went through my phone.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I did find naked pictures of a peacock.
Speaker 6: I wasn't into peacocks back then. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So my thought process is, if you're getting to the
Speaker 4: point where you think you need to go through your
Speaker 4: partner's phone, probably not working number one. As I get older,
Speaker 4: obviously communication becomes the key. But I my ex in cans.
Speaker 4: He did things like I'd walk into.
Speaker 2: You've had them all over Australia.
Speaker 4: But we're looking, I'll be quite. We were walking well,
Speaker 4: I was walking into the kitchen. He had his phone
Speaker 4: in his right hand. I walked up on the right
Speaker 4: hand side and he moved it to his left, so
Speaker 4: like straight away, I was like, why.
Speaker 3: So don't they say one of the signs is when
Speaker 3: people leave their phones face down like.
Speaker 4: That yeap, Or if you're going to the toilet and
Speaker 4: stuff and you're taking your phone with you it can't
Speaker 4: be left around, then there's an issue. So I think, yeah,
Speaker 4: to me, the relationship's over.
Speaker 10: Sorry, once you've gone through the phone, it's done.
Speaker 1: Wow was Domino's Pizza calling you at night? All right?
Speaker 10: Go so I it's an interesting one because I've done
Speaker 10: it in my previouslyation when I was in Oh God,
Speaker 10: I was like seventeen, so of course I went through
Speaker 10: his phone. I didn't find anything I wanted to say,
Speaker 10: but I think, no, you shouldn't go through your partner's phone,
Speaker 10: same sort of thing. Abs If you are, there's obviously
Speaker 10: a problem. I think if I had a partner that
Speaker 10: went through my phone, I'd be pi double fived, you know,
Speaker 10: I'd be like, come on, what, But only because I
Speaker 10: know I'm not doing anything wrong. If you've got nothing
Speaker 10: to hide, it should be fine to go through phone.
Speaker 1: Sounds like someone's got something too.
Speaker 3: I'm a spot checker, so I don't mind if my
Speaker 3: husband's phones just sitting on the bench. I'll just have
Speaker 3: a quick look and see what's going on. But I'm
Speaker 3: mainly looking for not messages from other women, but just
Speaker 3: to see if he's made plans to play golf anytime,
Speaker 3: so that's what that's what he hides.
Speaker 10: I'd be more concerned if I had a boyfriend going
Speaker 10: through my phone. I'd be more concerned about him reading
Speaker 10: my text with my girlfriends, because that's where he's going
Speaker 10: to find out what I really think.
Speaker 4: And that some advice for anyone looking at going through
Speaker 4: someone's phone another man or woman's name.
Speaker 6: For the friend messages.
Speaker 3: So true, that's where the juice is they teen twenty
Speaker 3: four to ten. Should you go through your partner's phone?
Speaker 3: Have you gone through your partner's phone?
Speaker 1: If you've gone through your partner's phone as well and
Speaker 1: you've found something outrageous, oh my god, dis please and.
Speaker 2: Let me just do a little spot check on you. Please.
Speaker 2: Do you go through Carra's phone? She goes through your phone?
Speaker 1: Or sometimes I used to go through Carra's phone, but
Speaker 1: it's so boring parenting advice or spice? Car Yeah?
Speaker 8: Good?
Speaker 6: Oh god?
Speaker 1: Thurteen twenty four ten will take you Torsney.
Speaker 3: Chat.
Speaker 2: It is so time for it. Let's go.
Speaker 1: I love this little version of chee chat because for
Speaker 1: this particular topic, I reckon there's a chance of some spice.
Speaker 3: Okay, So we got an email, Hey, Jodyabian Sowe not Andrew,
Speaker 3: because you're not involved in this, I want to hear
Speaker 3: your thoughts.
Speaker 2: Is it ever okay to go three partners phone?
Speaker 3: She's thinking about it because he's super distant, so you know,
Speaker 3: she's come to the right place for advice?
Speaker 2: Am I right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Two people? No you should not one person? Hell yes,
Speaker 2: go for it.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to Stacey. If I've just read
Speaker 3: What's Happened to You? Please tell everyone?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, so I well he was my husband
Speaker 5: at the time we were supposed to get married. We
Speaker 5: did end up getting married. He had left his Apple
Speaker 5: works at home and I felt like something was going on.
Speaker 5: And when I went through his Apple works, I found
Speaker 5: messages from his dad that we didn't actually have contact with,
Speaker 5: saying that he had set up for my fiancee to
Speaker 5: move to Canberra with family and to take our two
Speaker 5: year old son with him.
Speaker 3: Oh and not and not to marry you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and we did. We sorted it out, but we
Speaker 5: got married. But they stay, it's no longer a marriage anymore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, who am I to give relationship advice? But
Speaker 1: in my world massive red flag?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah wait, so I'm sorry. So you're not. You
Speaker 2: did get married, but you're not together anymore.
Speaker 5: No did that with them. It's been separated for almost
Speaker 5: three years.
Speaker 2: Did dad come to the wedding?
Speaker 5: No, No, that's now six.
Speaker 2: Things worked out?
Speaker 5: Okay stay, yeah, yeah, we're we're very happy now.
Speaker 3: Wow, goodle If I tried to check my husband's Apple Watch,
Speaker 3: I'd be useless because I wouldn't be able to read it.
Speaker 3: It's far too small for me to be able to
Speaker 3: read his text messages on there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, exactly the same. I really don't use Apple
Speaker 1: Watch when I had Apple Watch, except for going for
Speaker 1: running things like that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, just to measure how quick you wear each
Speaker 3: colminer four fifiic.
Speaker 1: Well, the matters, they're doing something. Good stuff, guys, let's
Speaker 1: go to poor poor your thoughts on this.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I dated a lady for a couple of years,
Speaker 7: and we were pretty open about our phone, and we
Speaker 7: knew each other's passwords and everything like that, so it
Speaker 7: wasn't an issue. Then I noticed that after a couple
Speaker 7: of years she started getting a little bit secretive about
Speaker 7: her phone, and when she was asleep one night, I
Speaker 7: actually went through her phone, which I felt a bit
Speaker 7: bad about, but I just needed to check out and
Speaker 7: I found two sets of photos of another boyfriend that
Speaker 7: she was seeing behind my back. She had three of
Speaker 7: us going at the same time.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, my god. From the news, Yeah, wow,
Speaker 1: how did you handle this? What was your next step Well.
Speaker 7: I asked her about it, and she got angry because
Speaker 7: I was checking her phone. She went off for a
Speaker 7: tree at me for that, and I thought, okay, out
Speaker 7: of the whole conversation, you took away with the fact
Speaker 7: that I went through your phone, not the fact that
Speaker 7: you were dating three different men and I've been dating
Speaker 7: you for two years.
Speaker 1: She's an ordinary person. Did you confront the other men
Speaker 1: by any chance? Did you have any communications?
Speaker 7: I did find out that it was money orientated. The
Speaker 7: guy that she ended up being with on a regular
Speaker 7: basis was a fifo Yeah. Yeah, no, no, no, yeah,
Speaker 7: yeah no. I realized that that relationship ended quite abruptly.
Speaker 1: That's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm so sorry I went through that. Are you okay? Now?
Speaker 2: Do you have someone who doesn't have three other people
Speaker 2: on the go?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'll do. Actually, I have a nice young lady, Neil,
Speaker 7: and she's ten years younger than me. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Paul landed on his fate.
Speaker 2: Paul, thank you. Let's go to Chloe.
Speaker 8: Hey, Chloe, look, I have been in the past. I
Speaker 8: think if you've mentally already checked out and you want
Speaker 8: a bit of proof, then you know, I think it's
Speaker 8: the thing that you need to do for your own
Speaker 8: mental sanity a little bit. Yeah, but what if you
Speaker 8: just checking for a little snoop and you ruin a
Speaker 8: bit of a surprise that.
Speaker 1: They've made for you?
Speaker 2: Oh no, what happened?
Speaker 8: What if they're like, oh, let's I'm going to propose
Speaker 8: to them and let's ask for some permission or something
Speaker 8: like that, and you've just gone and you've ruined it.
Speaker 8: What do you do then?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, has that happened to you? Or you ruined the
Speaker 2: surprise for yourself?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 8: Look, no, I've only ever found bad things myself in
Speaker 8: a pone, not very nice them. I've never found a
Speaker 8: nice surprise unfortunately. But yeah maybe one day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, see that that is an interesting one as well,
Speaker 1: because then do you come clean or you've probably got
Speaker 1: to sit there and be like, just a surprise, you
Speaker 1: had ill intentions at the start. Ah, It's an absolute circus,
Speaker 1: isn't isn't it?
Speaker 2: It's a bit of a mess.
Speaker 1: I remember a few days ago and we spoke about
Speaker 1: Kelly Clarkson how she told us what she likes to
Speaker 1: do in the shower. Remind me, yeah, you a fish?
Speaker 1: She said she likes to do and she can't help, but
Speaker 1: she likes to quite regularly urinate in the shower. Classic
Speaker 1: classic dirty bird, Kelly.
Speaker 2: Cla classic Clarkson.
Speaker 1: And I told you how much I like to eat
Speaker 1: in the shower and also drink beers in the shower,
Speaker 1: because the shower's there for much more than just washing yourself.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, guess what. There's another celebrity that jumped on board
Speaker 1: the shower train, and that is living your life in there.
Speaker 1: So can you take a shower with me?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: I highly recommend you do. Don't take this the wrong way,
Speaker 1: but come on, take this little journey. But let's have
Speaker 1: a shower. Oh, there it is Jessica. Bill's the layers
Speaker 1: to come out to do something in the shower.
Speaker 2: What does she like to do?
Speaker 1: She's offered an insight into a daily routine by revealing
Speaker 1: her peculiarit of eating in the shower, which is divided opinion,
Speaker 1: of course, but she's taken it the next step up.
Speaker 1: She said in a recent TikTok post that she likes
Speaker 1: to eat and drink in the shower shower privately arpants
Speaker 1: like cereal or yogurt, tea popsicles, to which he said,
Speaker 1: I know, melk factor, right, but safe you know, anything
Speaker 1: that drops, You're good. Love that from Jess.
Speaker 2: I love your just beel impression.
Speaker 1: Basically, what she's saying is you can do absolutely anything
Speaker 1: in the shower, and I mean anything. And I don't
Speaker 1: think you understand what goes on in the Hayes household
Speaker 1: inside the shower.
Speaker 2: Do I want to know while we're showering, how you think?
Speaker 1: What do you think Kara and I get up to
Speaker 1: in the shower?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 1: Wow, what do you go and have a guess?
Speaker 2: It's escalated? Go I, well, the kids home or the
Speaker 2: kids out?
Speaker 1: The kids they might be home, they might be out.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you anyway. Number One, Car and I actually
Speaker 1: got married in the shower, which is nice. Number Two,
Speaker 1: Car I gave birth to all three of our kids
Speaker 1: in the shower. That's how much we get around the shower.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Number three, the kids are homeschool, so we teach the
Speaker 1: kids in the shower whilst he's showering as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So basically what we do in the shower is everything
Speaker 1: except for wash ourselves. Yeah right, So that's just that's
Speaker 1: just a bit of an insight into what happens in that.
Speaker 2: That's a real twist on showering things.
Speaker 1: You can get involved as well to your bunch of
Speaker 1: dirty birds. I for doublow nine one nine because Jess
Speaker 1: bills come out and she's bang on board, especially the
Speaker 1: popsicle thing and the coffee thing, and everything hits the floor.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if she's eating it once hits a floor.
Speaker 1: Showers are free goes, aren't.
Speaker 2: No, I don't.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure about eating yogurt in the shower, Like,
Speaker 3: what if the water gets into the yoga well?
Speaker 1: I can't just turn it up and not let me
Speaker 1: get it on your back? There, goats, what have you
Speaker 1: been doing?
Speaker 2: I've never shower together ever again.
Speaker 1: Dirty back, Give that a bit of a scrub. Please.
Speaker 1: This may take a while, folks, Let's get to the break.
Speaker 3: Happy to be corrected anytime on this show. Thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: fourteen or full doublow.
Speaker 2: Nine one nine.
Speaker 1: I'm incorrect, but.
Speaker 3: I saw a picture of Phil Dumphy yesterday from Modern
Speaker 3: Family ie ty Berrell, and he had a mustache at
Speaker 3: the SAG Awards, and I just thought, oh my goodness,
Speaker 3: mustaches are horrendous.
Speaker 1: Ow boy, Phil, I'm the core that that's my thing.
Speaker 1: I'm here, I serve the wear by text lol, laugh
Speaker 1: out loud, OMG, oh my god, wtf by the face
Speaker 1: throw a mustache not you got the perfect package?
Speaker 2: Yeah, w TfL o the face.
Speaker 3: You just got me thinking about the best slash worst
Speaker 3: mustaches of all time because I have this theory that
Speaker 3: no man looks good with the mustache, and I genuinely
Speaker 3: would walk at pashing someone who had one.
Speaker 1: Really, yes, what about David Boone? Just bear in mind
Speaker 1: as well, you're going to offence some people. I know
Speaker 1: that's okay, I know the news read Abby, you're old man.
Speaker 1: He's a beautiful character with the mustache.
Speaker 4: My father has had a mustache for his whole entire life.
Speaker 4: And he shaved it off once and walked out to
Speaker 4: mum and she looked at him and she said, if
Speaker 4: you ever do that again, I will divorce you.
Speaker 1: You know what, we brother and sister abs because the
Speaker 1: exact same thing happened in my family. As long as
Speaker 1: I've known my dad, he's had a ustache. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure he was born with a mustache.
Speaker 4: We do have the same skin tone at the moment.
Speaker 3: Now, if I had said that, there would have been
Speaker 3: a tazzy joke straightaway.
Speaker 1: Wasn't that? That's Joe's reading the play.
Speaker 6: We're from New South Wales and Adelaide, so we're normal.
Speaker 3: Okay, Wow, So Ty Burrow or Phil Dumpy makes the
Speaker 3: top five? Do you want to hear the rest?
Speaker 1: Yes? Please? You top five?
Speaker 2: It was the best or worse slash? The best slash worse?
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean? Like they're highly acclaimed,
Speaker 2: but they're also terrible.
Speaker 3: So Tom Selick had a chevron, That's what it was
Speaker 3: called a chevron, and I just think poor Jennifer Aniston
Speaker 3: had to mac on with him and friends too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what did that happen?
Speaker 2: Yuck?
Speaker 4: No, not Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Courtney Cox and him
Speaker 4: data because he was a little bit older, it was controversial.
Speaker 6: He was the friend of the family. That's right.
Speaker 3: Well, I see, I don't mind being corrected on this occasion.
Speaker 3: Number three, Justin Bieber had one for a little while,
Speaker 3: but it was it was just like a pre pubescent
Speaker 3: boy that couldn't grow one.
Speaker 1: That would have been a teenage mistache.
Speaker 3: So it was a real wispy little number. Apparently his
Speaker 3: wife Haley told him to shave it off. Yes, and
Speaker 3: all his fans were campaigning for him to get rid
Speaker 3: of it. They hated it, really yep.
Speaker 1: And then when Haley says get rid of it, you go,
Speaker 1: I guess I'm getting rid of it.
Speaker 2: I guess I am number two and command.
Speaker 1: It just works, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: That was him in the mirror when he saw himself
Speaker 3: with a mustache, and the number one best slash worst
Speaker 3: celebrity mustache honorable mention to Ted Larso because that's a
Speaker 3: real thick, bushy number, but.
Speaker 2: It has to go to Brad Pitt. Really he had
Speaker 2: one in Inglorious Bastards. So this is what I'm saying
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 3: The best looking man on the planet, the sexiest man alive,
Speaker 3: look absolutely foolish, foolish, I tell you, with a mustache.
Speaker 1: There you go. It's not for everyone. Even the sexiest
Speaker 1: bike on the planet can't pull out of mustache.
Speaker 2: Okay, can you go?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I can. But I look dangerous with the mystach. It
Speaker 1: looks like I'm some kind of underworld figure.
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: Because it's quite dark, and it's very very thick, and
Speaker 1: I've got patches all over the rest of my face.
Speaker 1: It's the only part of my face well can grow
Speaker 1: genuine facial hair.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, me too, and it's not.
Speaker 1: I love your mustache, it's beautiful. Can we talk about
Speaker 1: Christian Balge just for a second, because he is one
Speaker 1: of the great actors I like to do so girls.
Speaker 1: Did you know I'm utterly insane? Sure?
Speaker 3: Is?
Speaker 1: That's human American psycho? Would you like to hear the specials?
Speaker 2: Not if you want to keep your spleen? Oh my goodness,
Speaker 2: what a character you played, that settled down Christian he's
Speaker 2: worth one hundred and twenty million dollars. Gets what sort
Speaker 2: of car he drives?
Speaker 1: Oh, it'd be something fancy, like a Ferrari or something
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 3: Surely, absolutely not a two thousand and three secondhand Toyota
Speaker 3: Tacoma Wow, which I guess is the equivalent.
Speaker 2: Of a high Lox.
Speaker 1: It's a pickup truck. Yeah right, but really really old,
Speaker 1: and by this particular report as well, he bought its
Speaker 1: second hands.
Speaker 2: Baconhand high Lux. Wow, we Christian, you're worth one hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty million dollars. What are you thinking?
Speaker 1: Yeah, just one of those situations where it's like, I
Speaker 1: don't care how much money is in the bank. I
Speaker 1: love my Tacoma and I'm not parting way with the
Speaker 1: plays with it now, there's probably a significant other saying
Speaker 1: it's time for you to ditch the Toyota, yeah and
Speaker 1: move on, Christian.
Speaker 3: I guess people can have a real emotional attachment to
Speaker 3: their first cars, though, can't they. Yeah, attachment to a
Speaker 3: lot of things really that you just can't let go of,
Speaker 3: Which is what we'd like to talk to you about
Speaker 3: this morning on thirteen, twenty four to ten.
Speaker 2: What can't you let go of?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And sometimes it takes like an intervention from your significant
Speaker 1: other or maybe some friends where they just go, you
Speaker 1: know what, enough's enough. You're at the age where you
Speaker 1: should really let some things go. Can I go first?
Speaker 2: Please do for me?
Speaker 1: It was hoop neck t shirts. Oh that was I
Speaker 1: think that was a little bit cool back in twenty ten.
Speaker 2: Hoop neck t shirt.
Speaker 3: I think I think this is because you're quite partial
Speaker 3: to your pecks.
Speaker 2: You quite like them, and you quite like to show
Speaker 2: them off. Am I right? Tell me I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: There might be a little bit of that. I had
Speaker 1: an intervention with my wife and I reckon a few
Speaker 1: a little bit of feedback from the team here as well.
Speaker 1: That hoop neck t shirts. Yes, to the point where
Speaker 1: Carra had to go through my wardrobe and basically them
Speaker 1: physically get rid of them. And the other one for
Speaker 1: me is some of the brands that I used to wear,
Speaker 1: which I can't do anymore. I was wearing a Stoozy
Speaker 1: shirt other day.
Speaker 3: I was going to bring that up like Stuosy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the early two thousands called and they want their cool
Speaker 3: brand back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I missed the call, so I didn't answer that call. Also,
Speaker 1: I've got some Mad Huey's tank tops. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 1: was like champion. I think she's champion. Listen, Champion. You're
Speaker 1: pushing forty. No, no, no, no, you're not going out
Speaker 1: in public and that. So you can wear them around
Speaker 1: the house, yep, but don't you dare step foot outside.
Speaker 1: But I will not let go of this shirts.
Speaker 3: My husband has some hockey cards that he collected as
Speaker 3: a kids, and he likes to say that they're our superinnuation.
Speaker 2: That's what he's going to sell one older because he.
Speaker 1: Bought them for five so now they're worth seven dollars.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, they're twenty four to ten. Give us a
Speaker 3: call this morning. What can't you let go of? Christian
Speaker 3: Bale has an extremely surprising vehicle. He drives a two
Speaker 3: thousand and three Toyota Tacoma, which is like.
Speaker 1: A highlux for he like a highlights, a really old,
Speaker 1: beaten up highlucks. If that's twenty one years old.
Speaker 3: The man's worth one hundred and twenty million dollars and
Speaker 3: he's getting around in a beat up old truck.
Speaker 1: You've got to appreciate that. I like to dicet girls.
Speaker 1: Did you know I'm utterly insane? He also likes to
Speaker 1: drive around in a really old pickup truck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there are just some things in life that you
Speaker 3: can't let go of you. It's one of those aggressively
Speaker 3: low hoop neck t shirts.
Speaker 1: I like to show off my sternum. I think, want
Speaker 1: to see my sorr about what about just the faint
Speaker 1: of picture. There's four ladies in the room. It was
Speaker 1: a collective shake of the head, yeah, like a jenny
Speaker 1: like you guys are in sync?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: Did your wife actually went through your closet and just
Speaker 3: clean them all out and said that's enough?
Speaker 1: I think she got rid of a few of the hoops.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, okay, fair enough. Thirteen twenty four ten. Let's
Speaker 3: do this this morning? What can you not let go of?
Speaker 2: Hey, Jesse, bag good morning, Good morning. What are you
Speaker 2: holding on to?
Speaker 5: You know, the plant that the hospital puts on your
Speaker 5: baby from the biblical cord.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've still got my.
Speaker 1: Daughters with a little bit of the bilical cord on.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, after a long.
Speaker 8: I can't get rid of it.
Speaker 1: How big is it? What is it doing? Is it'd
Speaker 1: just be like a little piece of almost.
Speaker 8: The little shriveled up things like sibbled up. But it's
Speaker 8: been glad rap and I've just packed it away.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just for a special occasion.
Speaker 8: It's twelve years older than now.
Speaker 1: It's it's aging beautifully.
Speaker 5: It's aging really good.
Speaker 3: Okay, maybe time to let that go, Jesse, I think nah,
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: My mother in.
Speaker 3: Law still got my husband's first stitches. What yeah, from
Speaker 3: when he had a hockey fight.
Speaker 1: That's strange, isn't that. What about your kid's teeth, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you got your kid's.
Speaker 2: Teeth, I think so.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've got other kid's teeth as well.
Speaker 3: Okayycho, Donna, good morning, what can't you let go of?
Speaker 2: Donna?
Speaker 8: My microwaves.
Speaker 1: Believe it or not, it sounds a little bit dangerous.
Speaker 1: How old are we talking here, Donna? Yeah?
Speaker 9: I think you could be right there.
Speaker 5: We got it in nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 1: You gotta watch out, donner up some popcorn, oh dear,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden, although they probably made
Speaker 1: him much better back then, they made the last.
Speaker 2: So, Donna, is it? I'm just trying to think the
Speaker 2: old microwaves. Didn't you used to turn a dial? It wasn't.
Speaker 2: Actually digital?
Speaker 8: Is is the crazy thing about it?
Speaker 4: It is digital?
Speaker 2: It is digital?
Speaker 8: Okay, it is digital? Yeah, and it is still going well,
Speaker 8: I believe strong.
Speaker 2: Okay, hang in there, Donna, I reckon, it's good? Why not?
Speaker 3: And but good morning, good morning you we're good. What
Speaker 3: can't you let go of? Amber?
Speaker 2: I can't let go.
Speaker 8: Of of my my time zone tickets from back when
Speaker 8: I was like nine, ten years old. So this is
Speaker 8: back in like two thousand and six.
Speaker 9: You can't even use them anymore.
Speaker 2: To claim you to claim your toys.
Speaker 8: I just have them in a box.
Speaker 1: So what would happen? What have happened with someone's to
Speaker 1: get rid of them?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: How heart broken would you be?
Speaker 4: Well, my partner's actually tried to get rid of them.
Speaker 8: A couple of times when we've moved.
Speaker 5: House, yeah, and I'm like, Nope, not doing that.
Speaker 9: I don't even know why I'm keeping them at this point.
Speaker 9: It's just I don't know.
Speaker 8: I'd be heartbroken if way through them out.
Speaker 1: I think it's.
Speaker 8: Time stamp.
Speaker 2: I guess I just love the thought of Amber going
Speaker 2: down to the beach house and having them laugh in
Speaker 2: her face.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. These expired seven years.