Speaker 1: We got get money every day, Adelaides Friday Fridays back
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty five. It's a good news story.
Speaker 2: Walcome right fifty, it's see Jody Hazy. I've missed you, guys.
Speaker 2: I've missed you. And don't get me wrong, I having
Speaker 2: six weeks off is pretty good over the break. But
Speaker 2: to get away from the family far out high five everybody.
Speaker 3: We did it.
Speaker 1: Those thoughts yourself though, aren't you? But everyone's I's thinking.
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 2: I dropping the kids off at school the other day,
Speaker 2: I just I did feel a little bit bad that
Speaker 2: the car was still moving. But I and I think
Speaker 2: you guys have been talking about this this week. But
Speaker 2: I said, I said to Boja, are you excited to
Speaker 2: get the kids back to She goes, yeah, I am.
Speaker 3: But now I've got to do lunchboxes again. I think
Speaker 3: she's already she's already ordered the cante like this is
Speaker 3: the first couple of days back.
Speaker 5: That's if your school still got a touch shop.
Speaker 6: But then nicking a few of them off, aren't they?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's level.
Speaker 3: Did you ever have crumb sausages?
Speaker 2: We had crumb sausages and buttered rolls for forty cents
Speaker 2: just a buttered roll for forty cents, and I used
Speaker 2: to love them so much. I used to put the
Speaker 2: crumb sausage in the buttered roll and that was it
Speaker 2: for me. And then you'd get fifty cents with the
Speaker 2: chok buds, which were fifty chok buds.
Speaker 3: And the Nippy's ice chocolate. Oh yes please. That was
Speaker 3: such a good process.
Speaker 6: It's just a good old.
Speaker 5: Days before life got super complicated.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and super dangerous. And that's if you play Nepple
Speaker 1: fits he just a paint a bit of a picture.
Speaker 1: Jody's sporting this ridiculous giant moon, but it looks like
Speaker 1: a big rebox punt. What's happened is she's broken her
Speaker 1: foots playing Nepple. And what came from that was finally
Speaker 1: a breakup between Jody Otti and Nepple.
Speaker 5: I realized the relationship had become quite toxic. And you know,
Speaker 5: when you're sticking her relationship far too long. I should
Speaker 5: have ages ago, and I haven't. I just yesterday I
Speaker 5: had to do it.
Speaker 6: I'd cut it.
Speaker 3: Joe.
Speaker 2: This is going to be tough for you because you
Speaker 2: tell me as well, it's not about the netball, it's
Speaker 2: the social Issually as well and getting blind after the game.
Speaker 3: So it's it is hard.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I think that's the biggest thing
Speaker 2: when you break up with a sport and you hang
Speaker 2: up the boots or the bib, is that you It's
Speaker 2: the social being around the girls or the guys and
Speaker 2: not talking about that game. I used to love those moments.
Speaker 2: Can you guys have been talking about breaking up with
Speaker 2: things during the week. I know, Hazy, you've been talking
Speaker 2: about your skinny jeans. Don't do it, mate, You've got
Speaker 2: a hold on it.
Speaker 3: I tried on a pair of bootleg jeans the other day.
Speaker 2: Do you remember that era in the early noughties where
Speaker 2: Jet and the Band's Jet and the Strokes were wearing.
Speaker 3: Bootleg jeans and everyone was going, this is awesome. I
Speaker 3: tried on some the other day and I vomited down
Speaker 3: the front of.
Speaker 1: My Thank you bitsy are based on that. Absolutely. I
Speaker 1: will not throw out my ski Leak jans.
Speaker 2: So you guys know, I collect my band T shirts,
Speaker 2: but I'll never get rid of that. I love my
Speaker 2: band T shirts. You know the one this is and
Speaker 2: this is not many people know this, but I still
Speaker 2: collect calculator watches.
Speaker 1: I've got to give it up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, some of them actually worth quite a bit of money.
Speaker 2: Now some Saiko and Pulsar watches that I've got. I've
Speaker 2: even got one, Jody, And the only way that you
Speaker 2: can use the buttons is that it comes with that
Speaker 2: tiny little pen that you would use to hit the buttons.
Speaker 2: See like I mean, now we're just everything is in
Speaker 2: your Apple watch. I mean, you have your heart rate,
Speaker 2: you can check your sleep. Everything's there. But I don't
Speaker 2: think that the days of the pulling out the pen
Speaker 2: and using your calculator watch are necessary.
Speaker 5: But honestly, in more situation, do you find yourself going, well,
Speaker 5: I need to calculate the acute angle on this intersection
Speaker 5: between using it.
Speaker 1: Before we let you go, We've got to mention do
Speaker 1: you love a good music festival? Nice day to go
Speaker 1: to the club? Twenty twenty five that's in your backyard
Speaker 1: port nor longer footy.
Speaker 3: Club it is.
Speaker 2: It's February twenty second, and if anyone's keen, it's a
Speaker 2: great day. We get about two and a half thousand
Speaker 2: people there and it's a brilliant day. We have fifteen bands,
Speaker 2: Regurgitators our headliner this year. There's some old bands there, Tumbleweed,
Speaker 2: a great South Australian punk band.
Speaker 3: Where's the Pope?
Speaker 2: I know, joj you're a big the Bearded Clams fan
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 3: They're playing, they're great.
Speaker 2: Ruby Fields will be playing, and then we've got some
Speaker 2: great punk bands, Civic Clam, these New South Wales.
Speaker 3: It's going to be an awesome day.
Speaker 2: So if you want to go along Feb twenty second,
Speaker 2: it's brilliant, go to Daybed Records, go to their website
Speaker 2: and you can get the tickets.
Speaker 5: There you'll find Fitty at the gate with his calculator
Speaker 5: watch adding how many people are coming in? Missy, thank
Speaker 5: you so much and welcome back for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: We love you, love you guys, Thank you Jeers Fitzy.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get into this song. This is the
Speaker 1: Bearded Clams on.
Speaker 7: The following segment is the mature audiences only and may
Speaker 7: contain how to content, graphic language and nudity, not that
Speaker 7: you'll see it. If easily offended, well you're about to
Speaker 7: find out just how easily your father.
Speaker 1: He's only money.
Speaker 7: Jody and Hazy is six.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the time just to be a little bit more risque,
Speaker 1: you know, just sort of shake it out, Yeah before
Speaker 1: we straighten up after seven o'clock and start paying people's bills. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I really like him. Twenty twenty five Joes, you've
Speaker 1: really taken upon yourself to really own this space. Thank
Speaker 1: you and be yourself. It's well done.
Speaker 6: Well, the thing is yesterday, pretend you's first.
Speaker 5: I covered the story about the elephants at Manato Safari
Speaker 5: Park and I have so many questions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the interesting characters elephants.
Speaker 5: I have, and given you're from a farm in Beckham,
Speaker 5: New South Wales, I thought who better to answer my
Speaker 5: sexual elephant questions than Andrew.
Speaker 1: Hayes because from a population of six four people and Backham.
Speaker 1: Of course I know everything there is to know about
Speaker 1: African elephants, yes, of course, or they Indian elephants.
Speaker 5: Asian actually right, Asian elephants.
Speaker 1: Well, sorry, I'm not across the Asian elephant.
Speaker 5: No, but I'm sure that you are across the insemination
Speaker 5: process between animals.
Speaker 1: How you aretificially know what would be across how animals mate?
Speaker 5: Well I presumed you would be, because you have no
Speaker 5: other area of expertise.
Speaker 6: So anyway, I.
Speaker 1: Have three kids, but that's with a human Okay.
Speaker 5: All right, So this is what's happening up at Manato
Speaker 5: Safari Park. There was one elephant up there. Her name
Speaker 5: is Burma.
Speaker 1: That's such a classic elephant has been.
Speaker 5: There since November. She needs some friends. So the plan
Speaker 5: is to get five elephants in total. There will be
Speaker 5: four girls and one boy. Yesterday, if I was to
Speaker 5: plonk you in a bar with like five girls and
Speaker 5: one Andrew, how do you reckon?
Speaker 3: You'd go?
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you what. I've sort of a fair
Speaker 1: share of elephants over the gym six.
Speaker 5: Anyway, Permi arrived from Perth, traveled for forty hours across
Speaker 5: the nuther Boar had this pimped up what can only
Speaker 5: be described as a luxury crate, had air conditioning, It
Speaker 5: had like elephant size kitty litter, and had all like
Speaker 5: a little treat shoot. She was sedated the whole way
Speaker 5: and slept standing up.
Speaker 6: How good is that?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 5: Oh wouldn't that be an awesome human trait to be
Speaker 5: able to sleep standing up?
Speaker 1: Is that a fun factor? Bleue? Mind that elephants can
Speaker 1: sleep standing up, because so can horses.
Speaker 6: Yeah right, I see, I didn'd be handy in this space.
Speaker 1: I'm more familiar with horses.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, anyway, there's sort of someone anyway.
Speaker 5: So Permit arrived yesterday and they were introduced to each other,
Speaker 5: and guess what they did.
Speaker 6: They bloody locked runks. That's actually really notice and they
Speaker 6: locked chunks.
Speaker 5: And then things escalated a little bit overnight, as things
Speaker 5: do with elephants, and have a listen to the man
Speaker 5: in charge of the elephants, have a listened.
Speaker 2: This morning was even better because that's when they actually
Speaker 2: kind of was sniffing each other nice and gently and.
Speaker 1: Yes, I won't say what I was going about to say,
Speaker 1: but stiff at each other and good ways, and then
Speaker 1: this and then this.
Speaker 6: Make the two girls.
Speaker 1: Oh it's twenty twenty five, Joes, it's twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Eything's possible.
Speaker 6: I think what he wanted to say there was a
Speaker 6: bit of butt sniffing. That's what I think.
Speaker 5: You know how dogs sort of around that area, but
Speaker 5: it stopped short. So anyway, my question to Manato's furry
Speaker 5: puck is are you going to try and breed these guys?
Speaker 6: And two of them? So Burma and Permit are past
Speaker 6: breeding age. I hear your sister, they are done.
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 6: That tapped out.
Speaker 5: But there is a bull over in Perth who is essentially,
Speaker 5: I guess, having its male period at the moment.
Speaker 1: Sorry, can I just jump in for a second. You
Speaker 1: call it male elephants bulls?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Do they?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, I didn't know they either something.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So he's over in Perth.
Speaker 5: They have to wait for him to calm the hell
Speaker 5: down before they can chuck him in the luxury cart
Speaker 5: and head him over the nulla ball to Adelaide.
Speaker 1: What do you mean on his male period?
Speaker 6: You have a listen to this.
Speaker 2: He's currently in Must where he's got elevated TESTOSTERONEA so
Speaker 2: sixty percent higher than normal.
Speaker 6: I reckon, you're in Must.
Speaker 5: Sometimes sometimes I come in here and I go you
Speaker 5: try and sniff me, and I'm like, oh god, and
Speaker 5: then you're moody and then you're all over the shop
Speaker 5: and you need to come down.
Speaker 6: I'm like, Haze's on Must again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that'll be right too. Joe turns up late, I'm
Speaker 1: angry and they're like, oh, he's on Must or wherever
Speaker 1: it is again. Yeah. No, I'm pissed off because you're late. Now,
Speaker 1: let's hear from our elephant expert, Jode thought that's coming up.
Speaker 1: It's such a prominent title.
Speaker 6: Isn't it.
Speaker 5: My question is, and we're just talking about the plans
Speaker 5: for potential reproduction up at the Manato Safari Park.
Speaker 6: So this is the plan.
Speaker 5: So the boy elephant puchermus, he's over in Perth at
Speaker 5: the moment, right, he's kind of essentially having his male
Speaker 5: time of the month, so he's a bit antsy. His testosterone'
Speaker 5: up sixty percent. So he's in no position, not mentally
Speaker 5: or physically, to jump in the crate and come over
Speaker 5: to Adelaide. They're waiting for him to calm the hell down.
Speaker 5: But my question is his job. He's part of a
Speaker 5: reproductive program. His job is to service a couple of
Speaker 5: the four female or the girly elephants that will be there.
Speaker 6: He's already fathered a calf.
Speaker 1: Excuse me very much. Do the ladies know about this?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 5: By way of artificial insemination? And that just got He's
Speaker 5: got my brain going to on earth?
Speaker 6: Do they do that?
Speaker 5: Like I know how they do it in humans, how
Speaker 5: do you do that with an elephant? It was very
Speaker 5: perplexing to me, Like do they take put from us
Speaker 5: and put him in a room and shut the door
Speaker 5: and give him a playboy.
Speaker 1: I don't understand what happens, so we'll give you five minutes. Mate,
Speaker 1: see what happens. Well, I think we're getting somewhere. Are
Speaker 1: we getting somewhere?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: We are.
Speaker 3: I need to know. I need to know now, I
Speaker 3: need to know. I need to know. I need to
Speaker 3: know what news today is.
Speaker 1: What you need to know? What you need to know?
Speaker 1: With Jody and Asy and I'm just going to go
Speaker 1: straight through it. Our next topic gives me the chance
Speaker 1: finally to play this on over. Yeah, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: let's talk about smogo.
Speaker 5: Kmart has called for the end of the traditional smoke
Speaker 5: O break, arguing that no one spoke anymore. Basically, I
Speaker 5: mean they're going to the Fair Work Commission and I'm
Speaker 5: sure that's what they're going to say when they do
Speaker 5: their presentation. Hey, no one smokes anymore. Yeah, so yeah,
Speaker 5: the end of.
Speaker 6: The smoke oh break is nigh.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: It's used to see, particularly around the city around smoko time,
Speaker 5: just groups of five or six all congregated. What does
Speaker 5: the smoke I break traditionally like every hour?
Speaker 1: Well, I think it was so when I used to
Speaker 1: work at a pub when I was nineteen. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think this was a Greenwood hotel in North Sydney and
Speaker 1: I remember amongst the other non smokers, we would be
Speaker 1: angry because they are entitled to a five minute break
Speaker 1: per hour. Yeah, so have you're there for eight hours?
Speaker 1: God knows what that adds up to, but it's.
Speaker 5: A lot, yeah, and it's almost being it's almost being
Speaker 5: rewarded for having a raving addiction.
Speaker 6: What about people who just like Tim Tans? You don't
Speaker 6: get a Tim Tan break ever? Reality?
Speaker 1: What about if you addicted to candy Crush? Yeah, five
Speaker 1: minutes on candy Crush? Who could stop up for five minutes?
Speaker 1: So that's the problem.
Speaker 6: If you're addicted to Temo, don't get ten minutes every
Speaker 6: hour for that?
Speaker 1: Do you know one d percent? You do not? What
Speaker 1: if you're adicted to Jagged?
Speaker 6: Okay, mate, that's too far.
Speaker 1: So this isn't official and I don't think it's in
Speaker 1: the contract, but Jody has a five to seven minute
Speaker 1: Jagged break each and every hour whilst on air. Good
Speaker 1: for you, Joe's well done, good stuff, nice.
Speaker 6: Balance, Come on Jagged, lemme.
Speaker 1: Alone, producer Black, So you were telling us off air
Speaker 1: that you used to use. Will you basically fueled a
Speaker 1: smoking addiction to try and get ahead.
Speaker 8: I loved the smoker break. I was a smoker for
Speaker 8: ten years. I'm very glad I'm not anymore. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: I was pack a day. What I don't hate to
Speaker 8: imagine how much that would cost me a week?
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, hang on, fifty bucks. So fifty bucks a
Speaker 5: day fifty times seven is three fifty a week on cigarettes.
Speaker 6: You'd be spending yep day.
Speaker 8: I was a packet a day. But it was a
Speaker 8: great networker. And I'm not trying to advocate the smoking
Speaker 8: because it's not very good. But you would go out
Speaker 8: for a smoko break and there's general managers and CEO
Speaker 8: and it was a great way to meet people higher up.
Speaker 8: So essentially I was giving myself one cancer to get ahead.
Speaker 6: Yeah, how's that makes you? As the EP of Jodie
Speaker 6: and Hazy.
Speaker 1: I'm taking years off my life.
Speaker 3: But nothing.
Speaker 1: Don't smart worthy emphas. Oh anyway, let's leave you with this,
Speaker 1: l oh, I felt goodhose.
Speaker 6: Well, Hazy.
Speaker 5: I think we've all been absolutely stunned to see the
Speaker 5: pictures coming out of the States, a commercial airline colliding
Speaker 5: with a Blackhawk chopper.
Speaker 6: It went down.
Speaker 5: Sixty passengers are presumed dead and four crew as well
Speaker 5: as well as three crew aboard that chopper. Just absolutely
Speaker 5: stunning scenes. Let's cross now to Washington with nine News
Speaker 5: US correspondent Jonathan Cursley. Jonathan, what an absolutely horrific accident.
Speaker 4: Thanks very much for having me on to talk to
Speaker 4: you the listeners about what is just an awful tragedy,
Speaker 4: something that will be known as the Tragedy on the
Speaker 4: Potomacs for years to come. It is the worst aviation
Speaker 4: disaster in America in more than fifteen years. And as
Speaker 4: I look over the waters of the Potomac River, which
Speaker 4: are freezing, there is still ice sheets on them. It
Speaker 4: is the middle of winters here and the crews are
Speaker 4: still at works in what is now recovery operation. The
Speaker 4: flash and blue lights on the boats remain there and
Speaker 4: they have been therefore out. The wreckage remains in the water,
Speaker 4: both the aircraft and the helicopter, and they are pouring
Speaker 4: over trying to find the black boxes. Now the crucial
Speaker 4: pieces of evidence that may well answer just how these
Speaker 4: two aircraft managed to be in the same point at
Speaker 4: the same time. We've been told that they were both
Speaker 4: on what they call a standard flight pattern, Yet that
Speaker 4: doesn't explain how they managed to collide into each other.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump, and a wide ranging press conference at the
Speaker 4: White House earlier today, indicated that the black Hork helicopter
Speaker 4: may have had a pilot problem. At the same time,
Speaker 4: he suggested that what he's calling diversity, equality and inclusion
Speaker 4: HighRes may have contributed to something going wrong with the
Speaker 4: air traffic control system. I mean, it's it's just extraordinary.
Speaker 4: He's made this a political fight on a day of
Speaker 4: absolute tragedy. Were starting to learn some more about the victims,
Speaker 4: the pilot, the first officer on board, the figure skaters
Speaker 4: who were on board the plane, from both America and Russia.
Speaker 4: But this is a tragedy of unimaginable proportions. And now
Speaker 4: there are sixty seven people.
Speaker 1: Feared dead in the situation. Now you feel like you
Speaker 1: need stability from your president. He's the one who's throwing
Speaker 1: out theories and throwing out the causing panic in at KI.
Speaker 4: He'd gone too far, too quickly before there are anfirm
Speaker 4: answers in the investigation. Last night he said that this
Speaker 4: was avoidable, but that it shouldn't have happened. Today, he
Speaker 4: essentially repeated those lines, but then seem to change where
Speaker 4: he believed the blame may well possibly lie. We are
Speaker 4: now learning also that the passenger aircraft was asked to
Speaker 4: change runways, that's almost the last moment. And we are
Speaker 4: learning about problems too within the air traffic control system.
Speaker 4: So there are certainly huge amounts of questions over what
Speaker 4: was going on in their traffic control. Why wasn't the
Speaker 4: military helicopter able to pull out or make a maneuver
Speaker 4: that could have saved lives in this instance, And there
Speaker 4: will be people pointing the finger of blame, But right
Speaker 4: now there's families of sixty seven people who are mourning
Speaker 4: the loss of loved ones. They've recovered some of the
Speaker 4: bodies from the water in the early hours of this morning,
Speaker 4: and that recovery operation is going to consent.
Speaker 6: Jonathan.
Speaker 5: I know, as you say, it's very early days and
Speaker 5: it's hard to tell, but my mind goes to the
Speaker 5: passengers and what they would have gone through in those
Speaker 5: last seconds of their lives, and you can only hope
Speaker 5: that it would have been a quick process that they
Speaker 5: wouldn't have seen coming right.
Speaker 4: Flying on a passenger aircraft. Many many people do it
Speaker 4: twenty of times a year in the United States, millions
Speaker 4: of people travel across the scores of airports right across
Speaker 4: this country. This is a very busy airport here, and
Speaker 4: again for all of those souls on board, it's just
Speaker 4: terrific to even fathom what their last moments would have been.
Speaker 5: Like News US correspondent Jonathan Cursley, we really appreciate your
Speaker 5: time on what he's going to be an incredibly busy
Speaker 5: and horrendous day for you.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about Maths, and I mean, right from the
Speaker 1: start there was a certified villain and that he is
Speaker 1: Tim who's in a relationship with Katie you.
Speaker 5: Might remember from the other night, and we'll get producers
Speaker 5: to really drill down on this. But he married Katie
Speaker 5: and then was like, got caught off camera. If there's
Speaker 5: such a thing on Maths's off camera. No, you're never
Speaker 5: off camera. You're always on camera. He was like, she's
Speaker 5: not my type. I like short, patitt and blonde.
Speaker 9: I'm like really embarrassed that you've put me through this situation,
Speaker 9: she says, But.
Speaker 1: She didn't hear as well with him, You're not going
Speaker 1: to use this audio, will you? And she was like, no,
Speaker 1: it's you're fine and you're fired. Keep going though, how
Speaker 1: do you really feel? Yeah?
Speaker 5: So, anyway, he's escalated into the quintessential villain, hasn't he?
Speaker 9: He has a little bit also this Manu is thirty
Speaker 9: Night with a nose ring, just saying so I'm not
Speaker 9: sure where the criticians coming from, but they were having
Speaker 9: a chat him Katie last night on Maths about what's
Speaker 9: going to happen because she was clearly getting bad vibes,
Speaker 9: and she said, I don't want to treat this like tinder.
Speaker 9: I don't want to be half hearted with this. I
Speaker 9: want to give this a solid crack. And so he
Speaker 9: said what would you like to do today? And this
Speaker 9: is how unfolded.
Speaker 1: What would be your number one thing you want to
Speaker 1: do today?
Speaker 3: A strip off need and run around the forest.
Speaker 1: You do it.
Speaker 3: I'll just put the blinds up.
Speaker 9: No, Tim obviously kidding, have a laugh, Try and get
Speaker 9: to know this woman. Why is the go to being a.
Speaker 6: Just be nice? Just be nice?
Speaker 1: Okay? Okay, so let's just knuckle down on these words
Speaker 1: because words are very important. Okay, So do you think
Speaker 1: do you think when he does his next media engagement
Speaker 1: that he will try and wiggle his way out of
Speaker 1: this by saying I know I was saying put the
Speaker 1: blinds up, as in, let everyone see, not put the
Speaker 1: blinds down, because obviously you'd say put the blinds down
Speaker 1: if you're trying to hide someone.
Speaker 9: No, he will not because he has said he is
Speaker 9: refusing to do any media. He has come out and said,
Speaker 9: it's only one week in and you've painted me in
Speaker 9: such an awful light.
Speaker 6: If used to engage and do any media, that's going to.
Speaker 1: Help very a great approach to the media.
Speaker 5: How very dare that man think that he's going to
Speaker 5: go on a wholesome, you know, honest, morally, just completely
Speaker 5: clean show like Maths and feel like he's been portrayed
Speaker 5: in a bad line.
Speaker 1: Poort him from that's the latest installment from Maths. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, let's just peel the curtains back ever so slightly.
Speaker 1: What just happened there went past my face?
Speaker 5: Well, you were being a smarty pants for a start,
Speaker 5: so the executive producer decided to pick something in your
Speaker 5: head and it was fair enough.
Speaker 1: I could have taken my hardball that that's what I
Speaker 1: was hoping for. My very goodness, I can't even remember
Speaker 1: what he said. No, I'm just joking. He said, make
Speaker 1: sure you say that. Ryan Fitzgerald's coming up very very soon.
Speaker 6: And your look was I'm not an idiot my job, but.
Speaker 1: I always stuff up, so he remind me. Anyway, it's
Speaker 1: a fun little game we play. Should we do this?
Speaker 1: Let's see if I can press a right buttony Battle
Speaker 1: of the bers What a beautiful little smot. This is
Speaker 1: Battle of the Bangers. It's a chance for you, the listeners,
Speaker 1: to choose the music and it has been ever so
Speaker 1: tweaked for twenty twenty five jokes.
Speaker 6: Well, and how as I'm going to try and summarize it.
Speaker 5: Basically, we get a random year generator and it lands
Speaker 5: on a date. We're given a selection of six songs
Speaker 5: and in the voice style, we sort of turn our
Speaker 5: chair or yell out our names when we want that
Speaker 5: particular song.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we don't know what the song's going to be.
Speaker 1: And once we say yes, we are committed to the song.
Speaker 1: And it's the second song, and you love it and
Speaker 1: you commit to it, it doesn't matter what the third
Speaker 1: and fourth song is. You are committed to that second song.
Speaker 5: It's like two bad so sad. Yes, you already made your.
Speaker 1: Decision one hundred percent. You dug a hole, now fill
Speaker 1: it all that sort of stuff. Jodes, you selected this
Speaker 1: banger from two thousand and six. That's good, Bobby sink class.
Speaker 1: It's nice, it's a good song. It's up against my boy,
Speaker 1: Narles Barkley. This was my selection. I think you're class.
Speaker 1: So that's what we're doing, mate. It's Bob Sincla versus
Speaker 1: Niles Barkley.
Speaker 5: And the way you get the win is you jump
Speaker 5: on the socials, the Jody and Hazy Instagram page and
Speaker 5: cast your vote. Now, the man who is in charge
Speaker 5: of that and deletes all the negative comments so I
Speaker 5: can't see them.
Speaker 1: And it does such a good job too. Sometimes he
Speaker 1: comes in and he's sweating. He's like, I'm exhausted.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've been up all night. Just give you with
Speaker 6: the leaper. Now, how do we go?
Speaker 2: I can tell you the winner this week won by
Speaker 2: twice the votes of the loser.
Speaker 1: Oh that's very degrading. That's not a confidence boost in
Speaker 1: round one, is it? Okay?
Speaker 6: Well, you're up against the two times.
Speaker 1: The Banker's Champs versus the No Time Champ. So our
Speaker 1: first winner for season three all right. Should we give
Speaker 1: you a little drum roll, Let's do it. Let's go.
Speaker 1: It's Jody Ellidie. That's boring, you've always been Jo. Congratulations.
Speaker 1: So what were the votes ninety to forty five?
Speaker 6: Exactly? Oh my gosh, bless.
Speaker 1: Your dull first edition of Battle of the Bangers. The
Speaker 1: music chosen by you is Bob Sincla Rock This party
Speaker 1: an absolute anthem from two thousand and six. Enjoy it,
Speaker 1: snover nine nine, Let's go, Let's go.
Speaker 10: He's an NBA OR winning champion, but with a very
Speaker 10: different team.
Speaker 2: Sydney L twenty two champions.
Speaker 6: Having made Adelaide his home over the last few years,
Speaker 6: he's led from the front as captain.
Speaker 3: Twenty roll of One.
Speaker 5: Of our favors from the Adelaide, thirty six is and
Speaker 5: easily our favorite. DJ.
Speaker 6: Please welcome thirty six as captain.
Speaker 1: On the day of the game if you don't mind,
Speaker 1: Good morning, DJ Vasilia, skipper of the Adelade thirty six
Speaker 1: is gay, great man.
Speaker 11: Good morning.
Speaker 3: How are we We're good?
Speaker 6: More importantly, how are you?
Speaker 11: I excited? Obviously, last time game of the season. Hopefully
Speaker 11: it's not and we're making a good push for the playoffs,
Speaker 11: but I'm excited for tonight's game.
Speaker 1: You know, mate, that that itself is remarkable given we
Speaker 1: guys were a few weeks ago and all of a
Speaker 1: sudden there was a massive change off the back of
Speaker 1: what we've heard, there was a few sort of crisis talks,
Speaker 1: probably led by yourself given the captain, Mate, What happened,
Speaker 1: what was said? What spark change?
Speaker 11: Obviously I spoke with our general manager, Matt Western, and
Speaker 11: he kind of organized the meeting. But I believe with
Speaker 11: the amount of talent we've gone on this team that
Speaker 11: it will go to waste if we don't even make
Speaker 11: the playoffs.
Speaker 3: And put everyone in check.
Speaker 11: Everyone's accountable now, that includes the physio, the coaches, all
Speaker 11: the players, the GM own. Everyone's in check now that
Speaker 11: if anyone steps out of line, we're allowed to bring
Speaker 11: you in and you can't suk or or do anything
Speaker 11: of that. So, but yeah, it was. It was a
Speaker 11: good meeting and ever since then, where we were six
Speaker 11: and two with the number one defensive team in the league.
Speaker 10: Yeah, playing, I'm just trying to rub your cart, So
Speaker 10: is it my understanding that sort of in that cross
Speaker 10: in that meeting, everyone sort of decided let's check all
Speaker 10: our egos is that is that right?
Speaker 3: That's one of the things.
Speaker 11: But it's like, if you've got a problem with anyone,
Speaker 11: just let it rip now, Like we're not under twelves.
Speaker 11: It's not a participation award, like we get paid to
Speaker 11: play the game of ars Wale and win a championship for
Speaker 11: the city.
Speaker 5: So so theoretically, DJ, if we were to hold a
Speaker 5: crisis meeting in here and I was to ask for
Speaker 5: someone to put their ego in check, could you facilitate
Speaker 5: it please.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you want me to, DJ says it,
Speaker 1: I reckon the message might sink in Montrez Harrel. We
Speaker 1: haven't seen not just a thirty six whims and import
Speaker 1: like this in the NBL for quite a while.
Speaker 5: And sorry and for those who don't follow basketball, this
Speaker 5: guy is like as NBA and as rock Star does
Speaker 5: it gets you.
Speaker 1: Guys have regular lunches at Charmers Kitchen. We were having
Speaker 1: lunch incident and he got cruised in and then Big Tres,
Speaker 1: the Big Monster, came in and he was arguing. He
Speaker 1: had about ten kilos of chains around his neck and
Speaker 1: he had the glasses on. And usually if someone's wearing
Speaker 1: glasses inside, you're like oh, what's going on here? But
Speaker 1: when Tres does it, you're like, that's.
Speaker 6: Cool, that's a flex.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean that's just him, Like where's his glasses?
Speaker 11: We make a joke that he's got his whole all
Speaker 11: our salary on his neck, but no, that's just who
Speaker 11: he is.
Speaker 1: Mate. Can we get to know you a little bit more?
Speaker 1: Am I right in saying you're you're a pretty big
Speaker 1: Port Adelaide fan? Yeah, i am.
Speaker 11: I'm very close with a few of the players, like
Speaker 11: Will Riolely Zach Butters went to We both went to
Speaker 11: the same school back Smash Grammar. Wines are played against him.
Speaker 11: He was year twelve. I was year nine. We played
Speaker 11: at a country cop in Sheperd and you played basketball, Yeah,
Speaker 11: Oli Wines used to play basketball?
Speaker 5: Real? Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah was he he was like more like that. He
Speaker 11: was a point guard, but he was You could tell
Speaker 11: he played footy because he was really aggressive and people
Speaker 11: around this point guard in the grand final but he
Speaker 11: did foul out, so right, you could tell basketball wasn't
Speaker 11: his sport. But yeah, I'm just good friends with most
Speaker 11: of the guys over there, so it's pretty cool. And
Speaker 11: they come to a lot of our games to support us,
Speaker 11: and we did the same for them before we let
Speaker 11: you go.
Speaker 1: I've said this morning, and I hope I'm right, but
Speaker 1: I need to check with you. DJ vasil Yevich treat
Speaker 1: the j like a yea, DJ vasil Yevich.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, and you're you're Serbian, yes, yeah, okay. So
Speaker 5: what's interesting to me is it Hazy has no idea
Speaker 5: of the English language and now feels like he's some
Speaker 5: sort of expert Serbian.
Speaker 11: I mean, we think that's up for a good coffee yesterday,
Speaker 11: so I think it's close to being fluent.
Speaker 3: In my opinion.
Speaker 6: A thirty minute coffee with DJ and now you're fluent.
Speaker 1: That's all it takes. That's all it takes. Also, mate,
Speaker 1: we need to mention just how genes we are. You've
Speaker 1: brought in a family past of the game tonight, and
Speaker 1: these tickets. You guys sell that absolutely each and every week.
Speaker 1: I reckon if it was a twenty thousand CED arena
Speaker 1: can sell it out tonight.
Speaker 3: As well, I think so too.
Speaker 11: And obviously being the last time game and we're pushing
Speaker 11: for the playoffs, so if we make it, I think
Speaker 11: the demand will be very very high.
Speaker 5: So very nice, Seteen twenty four to ten your best
Speaker 5: pronunciation of Vasilovich.
Speaker 1: Mate. We appreciate you. Thank you so much for coming
Speaker 1: in on game day, and hopefully we can speak to
Speaker 1: you more regularly because you guys are flying through in
Speaker 1: the playoffs.
Speaker 11: I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Thanks for having