Speaker 1: Go get you every morning, every day, Adelaides.
Speaker 2: We've had a new segment this morning that's been introduced
Speaker 2: to us, but we're a little bit unsure as to
Speaker 2: what exactly is happening, which probably makes sense with this thing.
Speaker 2: It's all going to make sense though. When produce a
Speaker 2: flak takes out, it should I press this button produce
Speaker 2: a flat wouldn't want to? Okay, here we go, satday,
Speaker 2: somebody royally forked up the top four things that forked
Speaker 2: up this week. Oh oh my very goodness, my waters
Speaker 2: are tingling. This feels like something that relies on a
Speaker 2: bit of accountability.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so the top four things that have gone wrong
Speaker 3: this way.
Speaker 4: To be honest, you hit this one out, Jody, you're
Speaker 4: on the list.
Speaker 2: Trust me to explain that. A top ten. But look,
Speaker 2: you are a high performing breakfast show.
Speaker 4: And going back to when Hazy played footy and when
Speaker 4: you played netball, what is it all about a high
Speaker 4: performing team?
Speaker 2: What are we all about? Positive? Only positive feedback?
Speaker 4: I regret asking. It's all about feedback and accountability. So
Speaker 4: we're going to look at the top four four cups
Speaker 4: for this week.
Speaker 2: Oh a great horse to be fine and confronting this
Speaker 2: is to learn.
Speaker 4: Coming at number four, Hazy, We've got to know you
Speaker 4: that you love a sound effect, Jody.
Speaker 5: Oh Man, does the man love a ding or a bubb?
Speaker 4: You just really love a ding and you probably just
Speaker 4: need to learn where and when you can ding and
Speaker 4: can't ding.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 3: I've heard during appatar there from Bruno Mars and Rose
Speaker 3: was a little ding.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You're probably sitting there thinking, well, what did Bruno say?
Speaker 2: That was so correct? Okay, okay, I get it. That's
Speaker 2: fine use of the ding and Bruno Mars coming at
Speaker 2: number three.
Speaker 4: We always love hearing stories from you, and you're call
Speaker 4: in on thirteen, twenty four ten and this week Colleen
Speaker 4: from Mount Pleasant shared that she once had h cup boobs. Yes,
Speaker 4: and a bit of feedback for you, Hazy. She's got
Speaker 4: a lot to learn when it comes to women.
Speaker 3: When you said I'm a h cup, Hazy looked at
Speaker 3: me with that quizzical look that he has, like.
Speaker 5: A little puppador.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to work out.
Speaker 5: Let me do this for you.
Speaker 3: A cup be cup, C cup, de cup, E cup,
Speaker 3: F cup, G cup and then we.
Speaker 2: Get to H cup so big? What will say? Everyone laughed.
Speaker 2: I'm still waiting for confirmation from that question, and someone
Speaker 2: answer the question just.
Speaker 3: To confuse you even more than you throw in like
Speaker 3: a you know a double D.
Speaker 2: That's what I was thinking, was that I know I've
Speaker 2: heard of double D.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, aout Okay.
Speaker 4: Because coming in at number two in the top four
Speaker 4: four cups for this week, we've been giving away a
Speaker 4: live go VIP experience and the chance to part for
Speaker 4: one hundred thousand dollars. Jody, You've had the information in
Speaker 4: front of you all week. We've discussed it in three meetings,
Speaker 4: So you nail it.
Speaker 3: Right because we have a one thousand dollar part.
Speaker 5: Explain how these roles?
Speaker 2: So where are this? And what I will say is
Speaker 2: do you know what? Stuff? And I'm going to up
Speaker 2: it to one hundred thousand dollars thousand? Do you know?
Speaker 2: On me? Jokes, I'm going to throw in ninety nine
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. So what it's about, jokes, is trying to
Speaker 2: turn that that incorrect little statement into a positive action
Speaker 2: and just up it.
Speaker 5: Okay, Oh do you know what?
Speaker 2: Let's let's work on the fly here.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, And I love how you said you're going
Speaker 3: to throw in ninety nine thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: That still doesn't get it. That's ninety nine thousand and one.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, coming in at number one on the
Speaker 4: top four four cups for this week.
Speaker 2: Hazy, you had this wonderful moment this week where you
Speaker 2: were right.
Speaker 4: You were correct argument between squid and octopus being the
Speaker 4: same animal.
Speaker 2: I knew that there were different animals.
Speaker 4: Your eyes widened, your sat up straighter, and for three
Speaker 4: seconds you were the smartest man in the room, and
Speaker 4: then normality was restored.
Speaker 2: Octopus and squid the same thing.
Speaker 5: Calamury comes from an octopus.
Speaker 2: To calamurray is a squid. Squid and octopus are the
Speaker 2: same thing.
Speaker 3: I said that were the same thing, and you looked
Speaker 3: at me like I was an absolute idiot.
Speaker 2: And because I'm usually the one who makes mistakes in
Speaker 2: this area, we.
Speaker 5: Always look at you like you're an absolutely shit like mate.
Speaker 2: Am I right for the first time. It's the fifth
Speaker 2: of January twenty twenty five. Could be a very very sorry.
Speaker 2: I proved my points. Thanks for the Friday four cup feedback,
Speaker 2: Mate appreciator. There's plenty of room for improvement for next
Speaker 2: week morning.
Speaker 7: The following segment.
Speaker 6: Content language and newt not that you'll see it if
Speaker 6: easily offended, Well you're about to find out just how.
Speaker 2: Easily your father. And I'll say it again, Joe's if
Speaker 2: you're just tuning in for the first time ever right now,
Speaker 2: how what a time to join us, Just so we'll
Speaker 2: just give their heads up. This isn't the norm. No,
Speaker 2: we get this stuff out of our system before we
Speaker 2: straighten up. After seven o'clock they call the little.
Speaker 3: Children pop in the car and they go, what what are.
Speaker 2: They talking about? That is true? That is true? You know.
Speaker 3: Okay, have you ever sat there and wondered, does my
Speaker 3: partner cheat on me?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: It might very well come down to the job that
Speaker 3: they do their profession. So I have a list here,
Speaker 3: assembled by a couple of Arizona divorce attorneys, of the
Speaker 3: top three professions that like to cheat.
Speaker 2: Oh, this could be a little bit confronting.
Speaker 5: In fact, I've got that wrong. Who don't like to cheat?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 2: Who like to check? Huge difference. There is a massive
Speaker 2: difference from the most wholesome people on a planet to
Speaker 2: the opposite.
Speaker 7: Exactly.
Speaker 3: Okay, so do you want to hear them?
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm assuming if the people would like the cheat
Speaker 2: is the first one to pimp is the second one
Speaker 2: adult film star. What are we talking?
Speaker 3: Okay, you are pretty safe in your relationship if you
Speaker 3: are with an accountant.
Speaker 2: That makes sense. Who knew who wants to bang an
Speaker 2: account anyway? You know what? Man safe with numbers? Yes, straight, reliable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, studious and very serious.
Speaker 2: I would have thought with accountants and the accounts that
Speaker 2: I know, strict routine operators, really strong routine. So get
Speaker 2: up at seven o five, have a bit of a
Speaker 2: protein smoothie, go for a walk, all those types, then
Speaker 2: get to work at like eight fifty four, down to
Speaker 2: the minute. No time to cheat. Could to get home
Speaker 2: and feed the dog?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well, because they're on the clock, aren't they? Every hour
Speaker 3: is billable, so why would you waste.
Speaker 5: Your time having sex?
Speaker 2: It's a numbers game, It's so true.
Speaker 3: The second job that means you are safe if you
Speaker 3: are in a relationship with this.
Speaker 5: Person is a pharmacist. Can I just say what time
Speaker 5: is it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I can say it now.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't it be a good being with a pharmacist because
Speaker 3: they would have access to all the good stuff?
Speaker 2: Yeah? That's extremely legal and people do get in trouble
Speaker 2: for that regularly. Really brings people undone, the fake scripts, etc.
Speaker 3: I just feel like, if you haven't a day and
Speaker 3: you're married to a pharmacist, you call him up in
Speaker 3: your gate, You go, hey, Gary, I'm just feeling a bit,
Speaker 3: you know, anxious, bring home a couple of annects.
Speaker 2: Once again, can confirm has happened plenty of times before,
Speaker 2: highly legal, highly illegal.
Speaker 5: Where don't get done that? I mean, I'm not I'm
Speaker 5: not speaking from a personal experience.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying if you were that way incline, it
Speaker 3: would be pretty handy. Yes, okay, So Gary, the pharmacist
Speaker 3: ain't cheating on you either. The third person who you're
Speaker 3: safe with is no surprise?
Speaker 5: Is here a farmer?
Speaker 2: A farmer? Frama Is that because of the isolation factor?
Speaker 5: Do you think?
Speaker 2: Do you think like who you cheating on me with?
Speaker 2: That's a whole different issue. I'd tell you watch odes.
Speaker 2: There's some things that should definitely not go down the toilet.
Speaker 2: I think we can all universally agree on.
Speaker 5: That's a lot of things that should some things that
Speaker 5: definitely should not spot on.
Speaker 2: Will said, thank you.
Speaker 3: So yesterday we took a call from Courtney. In fact,
Speaker 3: we paid her bill for four hundred dollars because she
Speaker 3: had to get a plumber out because her toddler did
Speaker 3: something he potentially shouldn't.
Speaker 8: Yes, one night, I was making dinner and had some potatoes,
Speaker 8: and I've just got outside to do some washing. Am
Speaker 8: I newly two year old toddler took the potatoes and
Speaker 8: put them all down our toilet.
Speaker 2: That's good, that's what they do. Really nice stuff. Two
Speaker 2: things from that, congradulations to Courtney. He's still trying to
Speaker 2: reach your bill rather than that have a player, but
Speaker 2: also got to deal with the toddler constantly putting food
Speaker 2: in the toilet. And have you ever tasted potatoes after
Speaker 2: they've had a little dip in the toilet?
Speaker 3: Definitely not not fun. I liked when I boil my potatoes.
Speaker 3: Put a little bit of ooh, I don't know, a
Speaker 3: little bit of stock stock makes them taste nice, or
Speaker 3: a little bit of sot, a little bit of oil.
Speaker 2: Do you ever soak him in the toilet?
Speaker 3: No? Not, not, not often, not ever. Actually, to be honest, okay, kids,
Speaker 3: here's your toilet flavored baked potato.
Speaker 9: You're speaking, it's.
Speaker 2: Different tonight, and what have you done with it? Kids?
Speaker 2: Can we do this? Thirteen twenty four ten. What went
Speaker 2: down the toilet? Get yourself on there? You get himself
Speaker 2: on the standby list for nervous cash or the car?
Speaker 2: Is it a toddler thing? Yeah? So my one year old,
Speaker 2: I don't know how his brain's what. He's got this
Speaker 2: thing nowhere. If you give him something that fits in
Speaker 2: the toilet, he's like, oh, well, I know exactly what
Speaker 2: to do with this. Do do to doo doo takes
Speaker 2: it over to the toilet and it's almost like it
Speaker 2: comes back to do to do you're welcoming. What else
Speaker 2: do you want me to put in the toilet? So
Speaker 2: my wife has lost her car keys? Oh no, and
Speaker 2: the only thing that we can come up with, and
Speaker 2: there are hundreds of dollars to replace. Oh yes, such
Speaker 2: a pain in the bump. Don't get me started as
Speaker 2: to why there's not some sort of GPS track on carcakes, Like, come.
Speaker 5: On, that's what you can put a tile on there.
Speaker 2: You can do that yourself. But as if that shouldn't
Speaker 2: be part of something that's already in the key. Do
Speaker 2: you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: This is this guy?
Speaker 2: Anyway?
Speaker 3: The should be an automatic tracking system on your car
Speaker 3: cases as opposed to just going and buying a device
Speaker 3: that you can put on yourself to make sure you
Speaker 3: never ever lose them.
Speaker 2: Well of cost one hundred dollars to replace. I feel
Speaker 2: like that's a fair request. AnyWho, the keys aren't turning
Speaker 2: up because we're pretty sure that my one year old
Speaker 2: son he has definitely put in the toilet. And then
Speaker 2: last night and I'm not sure what time is it. Actually,
Speaker 2: where are we seventy forty one. Yeah, the kids will
Speaker 2: be on my way to school. So my wife car
Speaker 2: is probably hearing this. She's got some really sort of
Speaker 2: fancy makeup. And yes that I went to the toilet
Speaker 2: and I thought that I was going to do Look,
Speaker 2: I'm just going to be opening. I thought I was
Speaker 2: going to do a number two. But what I feel
Speaker 2: like what I actually was doing. I was sitting there
Speaker 2: a bit of a time out, and I was on
Speaker 2: social media, and I was there for about ten minutes.
Speaker 3: Okay, I say this on behalf of women everywhere, and
Speaker 3: your wife, Car.
Speaker 5: You're a pig.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, yeah, you know what. That's fair. So
Speaker 2: what happens. What happened was I, unfortunately I did number
Speaker 2: one and I forgot to flush it and then when
Speaker 2: I came back twenty minutes later, there was the toilet
Speaker 2: with a really really extensive number one in there and
Speaker 2: a long tube of makeup that was car it would
Speaker 2: be good, just sort of bobbing in there.
Speaker 5: What sort of tube? What was it?
Speaker 2: I don't know what the brand was, but I know
Speaker 2: Carra spoken about it before. She said, it's very, very expensive.
Speaker 5: Just give me what kind of makeup was it?
Speaker 2: Face makeup? I'm not sure. I'm not sure exactly what
Speaker 2: it was. I know that it's expensive, and I know
Speaker 2: that it was sort of bathing in a pool of urine,
Speaker 2: so I had to fish it out and wash it off.
Speaker 2: And Carra still does not know about that. And then Sonny.
Speaker 2: I saw Sonny ask him about it, and he was like, hey,
Speaker 2: she's sure. Just you're welcome.
Speaker 5: I can relate to.
Speaker 3: Was my I Reckon, she was then five or six
Speaker 3: year old, took a compact that that's face makeup. Also,
Speaker 3: it was a Matt compact. It was brand new. They're
Speaker 3: worth about sixty dollars, and she went. She did the
Speaker 3: same thing as Sunny, only she was a bit older.
Speaker 3: She's like, put it in the toilet.
Speaker 5: I've come in and just gone, yeah, do it. You're welcome.
Speaker 2: Thirteen thirty four ten What got flushed down the toilets
Speaker 2: to Kilburn? Good morning to you, Ruby, Hey, Ruby morning.
Speaker 7: How are we very well?
Speaker 5: Thank you? What's happening?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 7: My lovely my niece actually, so I went to visit
Speaker 7: my sister and my knees and every time I go there,
Speaker 7: she loves my car keys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I didn't.
Speaker 7: Think anything of it, and my sister forgot to mention
Speaker 7: Liiana's actually infatuated with a toilet. So we were sitting
Speaker 7: down having a coffee. I put my keys, gave them
Speaker 7: to her like normal. Yeah, we heard a flush in
Speaker 7: the toilet. I don't think anything of her, still didn't.
Speaker 7: As I was leaving, I'm like, where's my shee? You
Speaker 7: said gone? Kept playing gone, and I was like, that's
Speaker 7: what do you mean gone? Where are they?
Speaker 9: Liliana?
Speaker 7: She runs to the toilet and points with the toilet gone.
Speaker 2: Hey, guess what all good? I got you? I flushed
Speaker 2: him down the toilet. You're welcome?
Speaker 5: How much? Me very quickly? How much to replace?
Speaker 7: Because it was a brand new I've got an empty seven.
Speaker 9: My gosh.
Speaker 5: We let's go to Mikayla from on preparing her heights.
Speaker 3: Good morning, good morning, I've just do you tell us
Speaker 3: what happened?
Speaker 7: Oh, look, it's not as it happens. More than i'd
Speaker 7: like to say. I have dropped my phone in the
Speaker 7: toilet as I was in the back of my pocket.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and forgetting that it's there.
Speaker 7: And just going to pull my pants up and it's
Speaker 7: falling in the toilet.
Speaker 2: Ye happens.
Speaker 3: It's the old cinema like do you do you do
Speaker 3: you fish it out or do you just write it
Speaker 3: off and get a new phone.
Speaker 7: You kind of have to because they're expensive and.
Speaker 2: Look, we don't need to go in too many details, Mikaela,
Speaker 2: but it's unfortunately it's the second before you flushed, not
Speaker 2: the second after you flushed, So you know, you don't
Speaker 2: want your phone sort of hang around that sort of content,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 3: To me, Yeah it did?
Speaker 5: Did it work again? Did you do the old in
Speaker 5: a bag of rice?
Speaker 2: Tricky a bag of rice?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, luckily it was.
Speaker 2: Yes, it was never the same. That wasn't it touched
Speaker 2: the experience?
Speaker 3: So okay, let's go to how do you pronounce your name?
Speaker 3: I'm just going to ask you my good morning, good morning? Okay,
Speaker 3: what happened with you?
Speaker 6: My daughters decided to wash.
Speaker 2: We had wash the kitten.
Speaker 6: Yeah, wash the kitten, And so I couldn't find and
Speaker 6: I could hear the kitten screaming. So I opened the
Speaker 6: toilet door, and then she was holding the kitten in
Speaker 6: the toilet by the neck and pushing the flusher and
Speaker 6: the kid with water. Now the kit hates.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, isn't that? That's crazy? Who would have thought,
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, there, I look. I'm not some sort
Speaker 2: of vettel expert. But cat's in the toilet getting flushed.
Speaker 2: Don't work. It doesn't work, never has, never will.
Speaker 5: And they don't like it. I mean, let's be honest.
Speaker 3: Cats hate most things, but they particularly hate being flushed
Speaker 3: down a toilet.
Speaker 2: And they already hate water, let alone trying to flush that.
Speaker 2: It just doesn't feel like a proper Friday unless we
Speaker 2: are less by the attendance of the beautiful and fearless
Speaker 2: right itself. It's a good.
Speaker 10: Morning, Andrew Hayes, Jodyti. It's so good to be a
Speaker 10: part of your show and part of the family. And
Speaker 10: and just you know, I think my lucky stars every
Speaker 10: year that or every day or I don't even know
Speaker 10: where I am at the moment, but I just I
Speaker 10: just think everybody around me for being a part of
Speaker 10: this show.
Speaker 2: We can see you your eyes are rolling.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sorry, I don't mean to be serious, Sally, but
Speaker 3: my goodness, it has been a horror week for the
Speaker 3: AFL in terms of former footballers forty plus who have
Speaker 3: obviously found life too difficult and have left us.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's Troy Selwood is a very interesting one because
Speaker 10: anyone who knew Troy, he was just such an upbeat,
Speaker 10: positive guy, beautiful man. And this is the thing. I
Speaker 10: think we just have to be really careful here because
Speaker 10: you know what, sometimes when you see people it's sort
Speaker 10: of happened with our show. We're having a bit of
Speaker 10: experience at the moment. Anyone knows our radio show that
Speaker 10: Kate's having a bit of an extended break at the
Speaker 10: moment as well. But when you see these people and
Speaker 10: they're visibly struggling, it's an opportunity to go out and
Speaker 10: see if they're okay. Now, we spoke to the CEO
Speaker 10: of Lifeline the other day. You know, they take around
Speaker 10: about four and a half to five thousand calls a
Speaker 10: day a day, just be aware of it at the moment,
Speaker 10: and there might be someone that you might have no
Speaker 10: idea that they're doing it tough, but do you know
Speaker 10: it's just that simple question of are you okay? And
Speaker 10: are you doing okay? Could you could really save somebody's life.
Speaker 2: It's incredible how much it's transformed, hasn't it, Fitzy, probably
Speaker 2: from one generation to the other, where now you can't
Speaker 2: talk enough versus when we were youngsters, it was almost
Speaker 2: like a taboo topic.
Speaker 5: But I'd like to ask both of you.
Speaker 3: Hazy, you've been in football circles for a long time,
Speaker 3: so have you, Fitzy. With varying degrees of success, you two,
Speaker 3: but I want to ask you what is it about
Speaker 3: when you finished this great game that can be so isolating?
Speaker 3: Why do you find yourself so lonely and in this
Speaker 3: space where you can't recreate those highs that you've had
Speaker 3: during your career.
Speaker 10: Hazy, I'm probably speaking for you here as well, but
Speaker 10: you don't realize how close that team environment is and
Speaker 10: how much those guys mean to you. And then when
Speaker 10: that social aspect and not having them all around is gone,
Speaker 10: it is a huge, huge hole in your life. It's
Speaker 10: massive and some people can't cope with it. It's actually
Speaker 10: it's everything for a lot of blokes. I came to
Speaker 10: South Astrala to play footy, so I went to Central Districts.
Speaker 2: The only blokes I knew you for the first couple
Speaker 2: of years, the only blokes I knew were in the
Speaker 2: football club. So if I didn't have that, I would
Speaker 2: be for the most part, completely lying. But that's what
Speaker 2: I found as well, FITZI like, as soon as you're
Speaker 2: away from that, you don't realize how good it is
Speaker 2: until it's not there.
Speaker 10: I saw and I love Rory Sloane is one of
Speaker 10: the greatest men you'll ever meet in your life. And
Speaker 10: his family and what it means to him well, and
Speaker 10: I went and watched the Crow's train the other day.
Speaker 9: Sloaney's not there.
Speaker 10: He was out in that club for so long and
Speaker 10: he was such an integral part of that team, and
Speaker 10: I thought to myself, I wonder how Sloaney's going. Do
Speaker 10: I need to send him a message just to say
Speaker 10: how you're going? Because you know what, it's just that
Speaker 10: he wouldn't have known any different than going to the
Speaker 10: footy club every day and being with all those boys.
Speaker 10: But now that's gone from his life. So it doesn't
Speaker 10: have to be AFL foot ball. It's suburban football as well.
Speaker 10: If you know someone who's just hang up the boots
Speaker 10: or anything at a supporting organization, maybe just gim McAll
Speaker 10: and going how are you going?
Speaker 9: Not being around us all the time?
Speaker 3: Depressions are heavy topic. And I will say this to
Speaker 3: you fifty. I have sat back and watched the Kate
Speaker 3: Richie situation the way you and whipp Her have handled
Speaker 3: it over the last week, I have to say, and
Speaker 3: I get deeply emotional thinking about this, and I feel
Speaker 3: so much empathy for Kate because I've been in a
Speaker 3: position where I've been, not to her degree, but in
Speaker 3: the public eye, and I've fallen apart. And to watch
Speaker 3: the way you and your co host have gone to
Speaker 3: bat for her, and the way that I know Hazy
Speaker 3: would go to bat for me if I was in
Speaker 3: a Kate Richie situation again, has been quite magnificent, because
Speaker 3: I know that all I wanted in that space were
Speaker 3: for the men close to me to stick up for
Speaker 3: me and to say we've got you back, We're going
Speaker 3: to be here, You're going to get through it, and
Speaker 3: you're going to be okay. So to watch you and
Speaker 3: Whipper do that has been actually really quite lovely. So
Speaker 3: you know, hats off to you. I think you're a
Speaker 3: magnificent human being for doing that.
Speaker 10: It's complicated, So it's a really complicated situation for anyone
Speaker 10: out there, your best You might disagree with some of
Speaker 10: the stuff that they're doing, but you just have to
Speaker 10: be there for them. You have to have that shoulder
Speaker 10: ready to go and to cry on, because they need
Speaker 10: you more than ever.
Speaker 2: Extremely wise words, FITZI. The U turn that we're about
Speaker 2: to do right now feels like I'm being a U
Speaker 2: turn on the Harbor Bridge. That's how great chat. But
Speaker 2: we need to finish with some fun with your Yeah,
Speaker 2: can you sit around?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I can stick around.
Speaker 5: That's nice.
Speaker 9: Okay, where we're going? Where are we going?
Speaker 2: Well, you know what we're about talk about. Obviously, a
Speaker 2: couple of days ago, Jodie produced some ground breaking radio
Speaker 2: which no doubt filtered through the streets of Sydney. But
Speaker 2: we'll touch on that. We need to get your favorite
Speaker 2: number one, your favorite sweet biscuit, but also your favorite
Speaker 2: ice cream. So I told you it's going to be
Speaker 2: a big U turn. I told you it was a
Speaker 2: huge turn.
Speaker 5: But you've just taken out six cars with this turn.
Speaker 2: More from fifty next or joins us each and every
Speaker 2: Friday fifty Look, I know what the answer is going
Speaker 2: to be. It's obvious.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 2: A couple of days ago and Jodie released a ground
Speaker 2: bit of groundbreaking bit of radio.
Speaker 3: It was the top five It's Unbecoming of you, which
Speaker 3: you get jealous because it was my idea, Joe's.
Speaker 9: Was this from Delicious magazine?
Speaker 10: Because usually these when they see these ideas, when they
Speaker 10: do these piles, right, it's all about it's about what
Speaker 10: company pays them to be number one. But this is
Speaker 10: from Delicious magazine. It was from a proper magazine.
Speaker 3: I saw in Delicious Magazine and then I put my
Speaker 3: own own twist on it that had a deeply.
Speaker 2: Caramel it Delicious Magazine. You did mention that in the
Speaker 2: produce the flag.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, Fitzy, I just need to tell you that
Speaker 4: there is a link on my email from four days
Speaker 4: ago from JD saying this is a great idea I
Speaker 4: should do this.
Speaker 5: O my god. Okay, Judas right, Okay.
Speaker 9: Let's do this.
Speaker 2: It is ice.
Speaker 10: I know it's ice. Creams and it must be on
Speaker 10: a stick. But see cornetos and drumsticks aren't on a stick.
Speaker 10: But does Vanetta get a run in the best ice
Speaker 10: cream or is that more of a dessert?
Speaker 2: Do you know? I'm still in the same category that
Speaker 2: I for some reason, it's been lodged into my brain
Speaker 2: that it is such a fancy ice cream that tastes
Speaker 2: better than all the rest.
Speaker 5: Viennata the nineties of you two, the Vonetta.
Speaker 10: There's a do you know there's a restaurant in Sydney
Speaker 10: that does crumb to Vaetta dessert?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 10: Yeah, so they crumb it like a golden gay time
Speaker 10: and you've got the Vannetta in the middle.
Speaker 9: It's actually.
Speaker 3: Please to Hazy's Top five biscuits, Fitzy sweet Biscuit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, your sweet biscuit? What'ts number one?
Speaker 6: Do you?
Speaker 9: Did?
Speaker 2: You go Monte carl Like Monte Carlo. I had Tim
Speaker 2: Tams at number two and that was controversial, disgusting.
Speaker 10: You look, Tim Tams not the obvious choice.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I know it's right up there.
Speaker 10: I understand, but I would I'm still chucking the Kingston
Speaker 10: in there, guys.
Speaker 2: I've got to check everyone's on the Kingston I said
Speaker 2: that I was as far as going Kingston shouldn't even
Speaker 2: be the sort of Cream's family. And then we had
Speaker 2: Isaac Humphrey here, the big fello from the thirty six
Speaker 2: is yesterday, and he was like, it's got to be
Speaker 2: the Kingston is.
Speaker 3: To call the Kingston the impostor biscuit, that's what you said,
Speaker 3: it's an imposter. Kidding yourself, Ryan Fitzgerald, You're a man
Speaker 3: after my own heart.
Speaker 5: You've been absolutely torn to shreds in this place, honestly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I didn't. I didn't believe until fifty said it.
Speaker 9: To be honest, I have an ice.
Speaker 10: I'm going to have an ice bath and I'm going
Speaker 10: to cleanse myself right now.
Speaker 5: I love you.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for joining us yourself.
Speaker 2: What an opportunity for you has to take control and
Speaker 2: choose the music.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and a new little format this year.
Speaker 3: Basically we have a what's it called one of those projector.
Speaker 2: Things, generator year Generator.
Speaker 3: There we go and it reels off five songs and
Speaker 3: we have to buzz in voice style like turn our
Speaker 3: chairs when we hear a song that we like, and
Speaker 3: we did just that. I think I may have had
Speaker 3: the Hazy affliction where I've.
Speaker 5: Gone too early.
Speaker 2: Second, so the year was nineteen ninety seven and you
Speaker 2: at nice newl and you stopped on this.
Speaker 1: Great shoon that Jos that's pretty good, and then about
Speaker 1: two songs later, I stopped on this.
Speaker 2: Also, one of the reasons for my choosing this song
Speaker 2: is that you were already out and I saw your
Speaker 2: reaction when this song come up. It was much disappointment.
Speaker 2: There was a lot of disappointment.
Speaker 3: So there was a real level of vindictivous in your
Speaker 3: choice this week.
Speaker 6: Is that right?
Speaker 2: I'd say more tactical. Okay, vindictive first, tactical, different.
Speaker 5: Vastly different concepts, aren't they all?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 3: All you have to do is jump on the Jody
Speaker 3: and Hazy Instagram page to vote for your favorite song
Speaker 3: that you would like to hear. Right now, it's too
Speaker 3: late voting splosed camera guy, Josh.
Speaker 5: Welcome to the studio.
Speaker 9: Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: I feel like I'm about to be disappointed.
Speaker 2: I don't say that. Don't say that.
Speaker 3: I did notice like Hazy's eyes light up the second
Speaker 3: you started kick yourself.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he loves it.
Speaker 2: He smelt out an opportunity. Because it's early in the year,
Speaker 2: you're leading one zip, so I need this obviously to
Speaker 2: tie things up. You know, you make it an interesting
Speaker 2: concept because you smashed me last year.
Speaker 5: You know what you are. You're a shark and you
Speaker 5: smelt blood in the water.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what I'm that sharks, I'll buy you. No,
Speaker 2: oh bye, I'm not a friendly shark. I will go
Speaker 2: after and I'll take a full limb. No, I don't
Speaker 2: care you have a leg in front of me. It's off.
Speaker 2: They say sharks don't like the taste of human. Not me.
Speaker 2: I crave it. I'm going for it anyway. Here we go,
Speaker 2: go to drm roll Blue. You certainly can.
Speaker 4: It's everyone's favorite spice girl every haysh.
Speaker 2: I got some stats it for us. What are the votes?
Speaker 9: Seventy to one hundred and thirty.
Speaker 5: You voted for a man eater.
Speaker 2: From nineteen ninety seven. The winner for this week's Battle
Speaker 2: of the Bang is is it? Spice girls have spice
Speaker 2: up your life? In Joe winning song for Battle of
Speaker 2: the Bank, it brings us to one apiece spice girls
Speaker 2: that spice up you well.
Speaker 5: I enjoyed it probably significantly more than you did.
Speaker 2: I caught it spice up your world it spice up
Speaker 2: your life. It was a tactical choice. I'm going to
Speaker 2: be honest with you.
Speaker 3: We've pulled a bit of a Taylor Swifty here, producers.
Speaker 3: We think she's coming in for a little Top five recap.
Speaker 3: That's what we put on the rundown. It is not
Speaker 3: that we are here to bid farewell to our little producers.
Speaker 5: Zoe, so.
Speaker 3: You were saying, yes, she is leaving us for significantly
Speaker 3: inferior radio pastures. You have been a significant part of
Speaker 3: our radio journey in the first couple of years with
Speaker 3: your TikTok dancers, your infectious personality. We love you so
Speaker 3: much and we're sad to see you go. We do
Speaker 3: need to thank you before you exit the building for
Speaker 3: allowing us to relentlessly take the PI double five out
Speaker 3: of the following. Your baggy jeans, devastating breakups with a
Speaker 3: fallout seem to last for what seems like hazy several centuries.
Speaker 2: Yes, which can probably be summed up in five seconds
Speaker 2: of this.
Speaker 3: That's incorrect, save that sound effect for her online dating catastrophes.
Speaker 2: Bruised and battered, but with a willful latitude.
Speaker 3: I want to say thank you for zipping up my
Speaker 3: dress each and every morning, making sure I'm not semi nude.
Speaker 3: That was not in your job description when you started. Also,
Speaker 3: thank you for being the voice of gen Z making
Speaker 3: sense out of what would have to be the most
Speaker 3: perplexing generation in the history of manghand you've been there
Speaker 3: for us on that.
Speaker 2: I think we all can agree when we both say skibbity.
Speaker 3: Giy toilet And quite seriously on behalf of all the
Speaker 3: callers who you speak to day in day out, the
Speaker 3: old than you the regular, thank you for being so polite,
Speaker 3: so kind to them, and to some of them you've
Speaker 3: become like a friend and that's a real testament to
Speaker 3: you and your skills with other human beings.
Speaker 5: So it's nice.
Speaker 3: The fact that you haven't tried to date one of
Speaker 3: them is an absolute merica. So I would like for
Speaker 3: you to go out in the way that you came in,
Speaker 3: and that is with your immaculate chefs.
Speaker 5: Gives impression of this woman.
Speaker 3: I will not be lectured about sexism and misogyny by
Speaker 3: this man.
Speaker 5: I will not and.
Speaker 3: Misogyny by this man.
Speaker 2: Not Now, nice work. Sorry, She's been quite.
Speaker 3: The journey, yes, and you are moving into states, so
Speaker 3: all the best imagine where you're going.
Speaker 2: Who cares.
Speaker 3: All we know is that where you will. Miss you
Speaker 3: so very much. Your contribution has been invaluable and we
Speaker 3: love you. Thanks so thank you.
Speaker 2: Thanks guys, good stuff. All right, let's leave with this