Speaker 1: We got get you the way morning.
Speaker 2: Every day Adelaides.
Speaker 1: Taking all our offerre conversations onto the A ten News
Speaker 1: First Weather present, squeezing the shower screens. You know what,
Speaker 1: it's not sexy lime Scale produces Zoe. I've gained something
Speaker 1: from my latest break up house.
Speaker 2: I feel unused in this girls' chit chat nine no
Speaker 2: producers Zoe this morning. So look, I think I'm going
Speaker 2: to jump into produce Zoe's shoes and just you know,
Speaker 2: jumping for chickchat, which is a really good opportunity for myself,
Speaker 2: you Jo's and you Tube ten news first just to
Speaker 2: talk womanly things, just to t the fat, you know, yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll mind. Ladies.
Speaker 1: Well, you're taking the mickey, but you are the very
Speaker 1: inspiration for this week's chick chat, by the way, which
Speaker 1: is developing a theme. Last week we were talking about
Speaker 1: first kisses, and this week we're talking about passing.
Speaker 3: Happy.
Speaker 1: I forget some of her best works. This is the
Speaker 1: only work argue so true. All right, now, this has
Speaker 1: come about Tiff because we were having a conversation Hazy
Speaker 1: and and he was very very vehemently saying how he
Speaker 1: loves a pash with his wife.
Speaker 2: That's nice, but sometimes I'll just I'll just practice pash.
Speaker 1: My yeah, coming away, not aggressive.
Speaker 2: That was that was a fourteen.
Speaker 1: Year old was going to say, did you do that
Speaker 1: into your pillow?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you passed your pillow, pas pillow. But I think
Speaker 2: we all passed her as youngsters at once. Saget. No,
Speaker 2: nor meant to say that. I don't think any of
Speaker 2: us did that.
Speaker 1: My friend said, he my friend Andrews. So you love
Speaker 1: a good pash and you regularly try and kiss your wife,
Speaker 1: and she's not about it all.
Speaker 2: So and obviously she has long days. She got three kids.
Speaker 1: No, you have three you both three kids.
Speaker 2: Darn it, let me try that again. We have three kids.
Speaker 2: I don't tell what was.
Speaker 1: The father of her three kids.
Speaker 2: It works so much that I don't seen them, so
Speaker 2: sometimes I can't. I might introduce myself, but she's had
Speaker 2: all day with the kids, and she's probably not feeling
Speaker 2: her most attractive and freshest, even though I think she
Speaker 2: looks happy. Unbelievable, and I'm trying to go for a
Speaker 2: kiss and car is not for it. So what she did,
Speaker 2: I understand. She just sort of aggressively, aggressively balls away. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's completely fine. But I'm all for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, yeah, I can with my hand on my heart.
Speaker 1: So I can't remember the last time Gregor and I
Speaker 1: had a proper past. What do you mean, I don't.
Speaker 1: We don't pash. We're married, We've been together. That doesn't
Speaker 1: stop you together for thirteen years. Give it a go.
Speaker 1: I reckon you'd like it, you know, because he I
Speaker 1: don't know how to say this.
Speaker 2: Is it bad? I don't know.
Speaker 1: He's not a bad passion, it's.
Speaker 2: A bad kiss.
Speaker 4: I did not.
Speaker 2: Say that surprised.
Speaker 1: I just you know how he sort of pashes like
Speaker 1: he dances like just a tiny bit uncoordinated aggressively. You
Speaker 1: can't quite get your time, I don't think. So what
Speaker 1: about when you're you know, having special j cuddles? Yeah?
Speaker 5: What you just stare at I'm just flat on top,
Speaker 5: just staring, eyes wide.
Speaker 1: Open, like you just you just do what has to
Speaker 1: be done. What do you mean?
Speaker 2: What do you mean traditional message? Are you like those
Speaker 2: sea creatures? There's just release something in the ocean. You
Speaker 2: float around? What's going on here? Wasn't no kissing?
Speaker 1: You don't have to pash to be able to do that?
Speaker 5: You do?
Speaker 1: Actually, no, you.
Speaker 2: Don't speaking can get through without passion.
Speaker 1: No, it's very like Julia robertson Pretty Woman.
Speaker 2: You like to kiss me?
Speaker 1: Greg, Well, that's how I feel.
Speaker 2: So I'm guessing he's such a bad passion. It's like
Speaker 2: still he's kissing a snake. La.
Speaker 1: He's just a fast talker, fast kisser. That's how maybe
Speaker 1: you need to be faster boo. Okay, I want a
Speaker 1: victim blame. Well, you kind of feel like you're both
Speaker 1: having a crack at me because I don't necessarily like pashing.
Speaker 2: If this is unbelievable, I would have thought I would
Speaker 2: have predicted in this space that i'd be the one
Speaker 2: who isn't pashing, but I'm very much into it, and
Speaker 2: you'd be the one who is. But it's a little.
Speaker 1: Almocause we all know you're like a horny little fourteen
Speaker 1: year old teenmate.
Speaker 2: Alright, okay, who told.
Speaker 3: You that.
Speaker 1: Twenty fourteen? Are you into pashing? Where is your last pash?
Speaker 1: Mine was about fifteen minutes ago?
Speaker 2: Interesting?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, are you kidding?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: By darling, have a good day the car park?
Speaker 6: So do you know what?
Speaker 1: You're in a new relationship and everything's fresh, and everything
Speaker 1: about it is exciting. Passionate. Let's drill down on that
Speaker 1: a little bit more after the break, shall we.
Speaker 2: Four ten? Your last full on passion?
Speaker 1: Passions, passions, it's got anonymous.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Hey, good morning.
Speaker 1: Good morning. Okay, your thoughts on pashion?
Speaker 6: Oh very much, sir. Me and my current partner we
Speaker 6: tiers all the time, very very into passion pretty much
Speaker 6: the whole day, to be honest. Yeah, late thirties and
Speaker 6: my late thirties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, get girl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 6: Yes, I love true And he was fine and very
Speaker 6: difficult to find someone like into those things through and
Speaker 6: you know, I was single for many years after my
Speaker 6: first marriage, which was like not kissing, not hugging, no nothing.
Speaker 4: That's why I ended.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I found someone who is very compatible.
Speaker 1: In thosemous making up for lost time.
Speaker 2: I love that, storing all that.
Speaker 1: Extra And how do you feel about public pashion PDAs well.
Speaker 4: I'm an ethnic person and that's part of our culture,
Speaker 4: correcting yourself and being romantic and passionate. It's part of
Speaker 4: how we grew up.
Speaker 2: Actually something that we can take, maybe take a bit
Speaker 2: of a dip and see what happens in Australian culture.
Speaker 1: Sally, Good morning, morning, Passion not to passion.
Speaker 4: I haven't got time for that.
Speaker 1: I'm so you, like.
Speaker 2: My husband would love to pass me all day long,
Speaker 2: like he's fall on right into it.
Speaker 7: I haven't got time.
Speaker 1: I've got things to do.
Speaker 6: Let's get this job done and off I tart.
Speaker 2: That's unbelievable. Well, it should make you feel good, though, Sally,
Speaker 2: that you've got a husband who just wildly still wants
Speaker 2: to get right into it.
Speaker 5: I love that he loves that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but tell but yeah, he's still a fourteen year old.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they do. You find that when like things get
Speaker 1: down to passion and all that sort of stuff, your
Speaker 1: mind goes a thousand miles an hour, like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: there's still dishes in the sink, I haven't hung out
Speaker 1: the washing. I've got to pick up the kids.
Speaker 7: I've got to pick up my son.
Speaker 6: Let's get this done before he comes home, so he
Speaker 6: doesn't know we've done it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's some information for you. We have a very
Speaker 2: very solid ability to stay in that moment. In that moment,
Speaker 2: we stay present.
Speaker 1: Do you think about nothing else?
Speaker 2: You think about nothing else?
Speaker 7: Present with that all day long.
Speaker 2: That's exactly like you don't don't think about anything.
Speaker 1: Else wouldn't that be nice?
Speaker 8: When's your next meal?
Speaker 1: When when's the and yeah.
Speaker 2: That's what you think about pre and post. We need
Speaker 2: nourishment to give us energy.
Speaker 1: Cycle. It's a vicious cycle. Thank you so much, Sally.
Speaker 2: What a the lightful, wholesome little contest.
Speaker 1: This is yes, So if you haven't heard this competition before,
Speaker 1: based we have some nob hits and throwbacks that have
Speaker 1: been orchestralized and we just have to buzz in with
Speaker 1: our name and say what that song and the artist is.
Speaker 1: Some of us have more adept at this than others.
Speaker 2: You're welcome, You're welcome. What do you mean?
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm quite good at that. Are on my day?
Speaker 2: On your day?
Speaker 1: That day comes once every your.
Speaker 2: Days a few and far between, because it is twenty
Speaker 2: eight to fourteen. For Joes, it's every other day.
Speaker 1: He's just trying to gas light. I'm just trying to gaslight,
Speaker 1: thinking that I'm good at it.
Speaker 2: How about your gas like the schoolboard?
Speaker 1: Oh all right, okay, So playing for you is Teresa
Speaker 1: from Rostreapa. Good morning, teresad morning morning.
Speaker 2: How are you all?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Going very well? How are you?
Speaker 8: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Hazy was trying to work out your name before he
Speaker 1: thought it.
Speaker 2: Was No, it's so it's it's spelled t h E
Speaker 2: R E s E. Is that right?
Speaker 1: Which is true?
Speaker 6: Is that without the art tree? Right?
Speaker 2: Okay? Because based on spelling, we're like, is it thressa?
Speaker 2: That's incorrect?
Speaker 1: Isn't it? Okay? And on my team unfortunately for Natasha
Speaker 1: from more for Val, I'm so sorry. I apologize in
Speaker 1: advanced you've got it to and you thank you for
Speaker 1: your positivity.
Speaker 2: Did you get in second? Natasha?
Speaker 1: Okay? This is this is actually why no one likes.
Speaker 2: You open about that. I'm very obnoxious in this space,
Speaker 2: just in this space, like I try not to let
Speaker 2: it have verg into other areas of the search, so
Speaker 2: sometimes it does. Sometimes I can't control.
Speaker 1: Well, you're preaching to the converted with that, okay, rip
Speaker 1: in producer Black, welcome.
Speaker 5: Now you too. I want to want a clean game here.
Speaker 5: You are not to speak over the songs because you
Speaker 5: do that a lot.
Speaker 1: You do that when you don't know what it is radio.
Speaker 2: I got to speak, No.
Speaker 1: You don't.
Speaker 5: We all need to listen to the song and I
Speaker 5: just need you a little bit less arrogant.
Speaker 2: Excuse me very much, all right, He would get very
Speaker 2: confident in my own I know what Hazy Jason rum.
Speaker 1: Its e because he buys himself time and he throws
Speaker 1: me when he talks over the song. Can you tell
Speaker 1: him not to talk over the song?
Speaker 4: You go, oh, I know it?
Speaker 1: Okay, smart asking and just say it. You don't have
Speaker 1: to talk over the song.
Speaker 2: We are moments away from mediation with you two. You
Speaker 2: said you said in the song before, I'm going to
Speaker 2: be very calm and relaxed. You've already broken it.
Speaker 5: Okay, everyone calm, everyone relaxed, Hazy one Niel to you.
Speaker 5: Let's go for song number two.
Speaker 1: Jody no Jo Okay, DJ Sammy, Heaven it is?
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 1: Shot?
Speaker 2: Oh you did shot yourself. You didn't know it. Hen's
Speaker 2: why you tried to hand it over to me.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah I did, Jody.
Speaker 5: Just to clarify, I'm the judge. You got in first.
Speaker 5: Why were you throwing it to Hazy?
Speaker 1: Because I knew it was Heaven, but I didn't for
Speaker 1: a second it was DJ Sammy. That's all right, we'll
Speaker 1: play incredible speak on my behalf.
Speaker 2: Incredible, says Flak. What are we dealing with here? We
Speaker 2: are dealing with a tiebreaker?
Speaker 5: Oh one, each to Jo d and Hazy the third
Speaker 5: song in songs A song song song, and it is.
Speaker 2: Ready Joe's Let's go Jody?
Speaker 1: Too hot?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 1: Bruno Mars? Too hot?
Speaker 2: No? Incorrect, Andrew Hayes. Now I get a little listen.
Speaker 1: No, he doesn't get to listen. No, he doesn't he.
Speaker 2: Your children, I know, don't say it, Andrew Hayes. I
Speaker 2: need your answer. What do you mean? How do you want? Okay,
Speaker 2: what's your answer? What do you mean? The answer doesn't
Speaker 2: know it's Bruno Mar, Yes, and it is.
Speaker 1: He doesn't know.
Speaker 2: Hot town slum Dog.
Speaker 4: I go again.
Speaker 1: It's uptown funk.
Speaker 2: Jody is correct that expedition of me. I only get
Speaker 2: one one.
Speaker 1: But it's twenty eight fourteen, so I throw a dog
Speaker 1: of mine.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So by the fold, the ruling is only wins
Speaker 2: this weekend. I know it's morally North Melbourne has won
Speaker 2: the last game of the season. We were having a
Speaker 2: private conversation and sometimes after the show we'll just sort
Speaker 2: of sit there and you'll rattle off the things that
Speaker 2: you're really good.
Speaker 1: At long meetings, aren't they.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're very very long murders. They sometimes drag into
Speaker 2: the evening. You were telling us how you're very, very
Speaker 2: good at reverse parking, which I've seen in the flesh.
Speaker 2: Very impressive. And then yesterday during the show, we're talking
Speaker 2: about Sienna Miller and Jude Law and you were rattling
Speaker 2: off really eerie details of the affair that Jude Law.
Speaker 1: Had with his nanny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we thought that must be just a bit
Speaker 2: of a fluke, But it turns out that's one of
Speaker 2: your superpowers.
Speaker 1: I have this really weird nap of remembering who's had
Speaker 1: affairs on who in Hollywood's so bizarre.
Speaker 2: So you reckon. You can pretty much all the A listers.
Speaker 2: You've got a good idea where their marriage is potentially
Speaker 2: broken down.
Speaker 1: And for some reason, like when these things break and
Speaker 1: they happened, maybe because I've worked in radio so long,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just engrossed myself in what the
Speaker 1: hell's gone down?
Speaker 2: Okay, should we put you to the test?
Speaker 1: Oh? Why not?
Speaker 2: All right? Should we play a little bit of a
Speaker 2: game show? Okay, Okay, let's launch into this. Let's have
Speaker 2: some fun too, please, Jody and Hazes. It's probably the
Speaker 2: best thing we've ever done. All right, Jody, are you
Speaker 2: ready to play it?
Speaker 1: Wait? Can I just clarify. I have all these people
Speaker 1: had affairs?
Speaker 2: They most certainly have. Well maybe they haven't. Well, you
Speaker 2: know you're the expert.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I'm already regretting my self grandiose.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, first one, are you ready to play? Gwen
Speaker 2: Stefani and Gavin Rossdale?
Speaker 1: Did Gavin have an affair with the nanny?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: My god?
Speaker 1: But prior to that, it was well known that he'd
Speaker 1: had an affair with a English singer who I think
Speaker 1: was a transvestite.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you for the extra information I've just got
Speaker 2: in front of me here. That he had an affair
Speaker 2: with the name. That's a very very good start. Okay, sure,
Speaker 2: Gavin Rosstowe, you dirty bird? All right? Next one, yep,
Speaker 2: Maria Shreiver and Arnold Schwartz.
Speaker 1: Arnie, most definitely, he definitely had an affair with the
Speaker 1: housekeeper and he may have knocked her up and had
Speaker 1: a love child.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I don't know that Arnold Schwartz Negga
Speaker 2: was such a dirty bird. It seems to be a
Speaker 2: theme here as well. If you're a celebrity, keep it
Speaker 2: in your pans. Don't get help.
Speaker 1: No, I never get the help.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, here we go.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: And you know what if you can't get this because
Speaker 2: it's pretty broad. Yeah, Ellen Nordegren.
Speaker 1: Oh, yes, the Woods. Yeah, he cheated on her with multiple, multiple,
Speaker 1: multiple women's, She's done it. Some of them were nightclubs.
Speaker 1: One was Rachel You could tell. There's no doubt about
Speaker 1: that because I remember when she came down for the
Speaker 1: Australian Masters and they the paparazzi took photos of her
Speaker 1: checking into the Crown Casino and so that's how it
Speaker 1: all blew up. And then if like correct me if
Speaker 1: I'm wrong. Another one was I reckon Jamie Grubbs because
Speaker 1: he left a voicemail on her phone saying, Hey, my
Speaker 1: wife's going to call you. Ellen's going to call you.
Speaker 1: She's been through my phone and I just need you
Speaker 1: to lie for me and delete the number. That would
Speaker 1: be huge. I think his words were huge.
Speaker 2: K I've just got here. He cheated with more than
Speaker 2: one woman. Thank you for the extra information. I've got
Speaker 2: two more quick ones for you. Okay, all right, here
Speaker 2: we go. Yeah, Hugh Grant and Elizabeth Hurley. Who the
Speaker 2: hell was you?
Speaker 1: Brown? She was she was a lady of the night
Speaker 1: and it was what's her name? What's her her name?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Stunts with anyway, So they got caught in the back
Speaker 1: of a cab and I reckon. Police pulled them over.
Speaker 1: I reckon and then he had a mug shot. Can
Speaker 1: you remember that mug?
Speaker 2: I remember the mugshot. He wasn't happy. Yeah, it probably
Speaker 2: wouldn't be. Yeah, more suspicious if he was smiling.
Speaker 1: So is that close enough?
Speaker 2: You've got one Morey Reese, Witherspoon and Ryan Philippe.
Speaker 1: From memory. He had an affair or allegedly had an
Speaker 1: affair with an Aussie actress, Abby Cornish.
Speaker 2: Incredible three four six from six. That is actually quite incredible.
Speaker 2: Oh god, well done.
Speaker 1: Some people have foot fetishes, I have celebrity affair fetisheslations.
Speaker 2: This is your superpower.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Now tell me what's the difference between bought and brought?
Speaker 1: I have a question for you. You're a sushi train regular.
Speaker 1: How often you're hitting it up with your son Henry?
Speaker 2: Well, it depends on his fancies, but I'd say usually
Speaker 2: once a week. Once a week, usually on a Wednesday
Speaker 2: or Thursday, straight after school.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, okay, And how many plates we're doing?
Speaker 2: Well, that is a very good question. He ranges from
Speaker 2: two to three plates. Ok. He likes the I don't
Speaker 2: know how to say it, armi beans, a mai beans.
Speaker 2: He likes the green beans. Let's just call it that.
Speaker 2: And then we're very very adventurous, my son and I.
Speaker 2: He sort of you know, jumps between the chicken tariaki
Speaker 2: or the tuna and avocado, because you know, we're Australian
Speaker 2: people who like sushi. Was so uneducated with our palettes.
Speaker 1: Can I just clut this out for you? Ed the marmi, ed.
Speaker 2: Mami, green beans, ed green beans?
Speaker 4: What all?
Speaker 1: Mens? My husband struggles with that word as well, Eda marmi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they roll their eyes when we order the green beans.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I think he's called them the enema
Speaker 1: beans before as well.
Speaker 2: He says it so quickly though as well, that they
Speaker 2: just go okay. He must have said at a marmy beans.
Speaker 1: Okay. So I've discovered a Wednesday night at a sushi
Speaker 1: train is the busiest place on earth? Do you find that?
Speaker 2: Well, we go early, we go straight after school, so
Speaker 2: we get there about fourish. Okay, yeah, super early dinner
Speaker 2: because the rush at welland oh.
Speaker 1: Man, it was a lot. So I took it not
Speaker 1: to the Well and one, but I took my thirteen
Speaker 1: year old to our local the other night, and oh wow,
Speaker 1: it was so bad that there was no booth. There
Speaker 1: was not even any barstools. They sort of crammed us
Speaker 1: in the corner on a makeshift table with a couple
Speaker 1: of stools chucked in there. So we were helping ourselves.
Speaker 1: But then Greg was at home with the five year old,
Speaker 1: and so we had to order some takeaway on top
Speaker 1: of the hectic scenes that are attacking the sushi train
Speaker 1: with a lot of people in it. Right then they
Speaker 1: came around and they said, what would you like for
Speaker 1: take away? And I was pointing on the menu, you know,
Speaker 1: the big plastic menu. God, it can be confusing, don't
Speaker 1: you think?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Absolutely, because I'm like, all I can see is
Speaker 2: two options, Yeah, ariachy chicken tuner on avocada, something else
Speaker 2: is a blood and.
Speaker 1: What sort of beans and the grain back. So I
Speaker 1: ordered to take away six pieces of cucumber rolls for
Speaker 1: the five year old and six pieces of the tuna. Okay,
Speaker 1: twenty five minutes later, we're still sitting there waiting for
Speaker 1: our takeaway, and she came up. She said I'm so sorry,
Speaker 1: it's taking so long. We don't have time to make it.
Speaker 1: Would you like a free can of drink? And I
Speaker 1: was like, think you, what do you mean you don't
Speaker 1: have time to make it. It's like six cucumber rolls
Speaker 1: and six pieces of tuna.
Speaker 2: That guy's literally over there having a cigarette.
Speaker 1: No, that guy wasn't over there and having a cigarette.
Speaker 1: He was in the middle making a massive platter. What
Speaker 1: she thought I had said is six times six of
Speaker 1: cucumber rolls and two times lots of tuna. So what
Speaker 1: should have been twelve pieces became forty eight pieces of
Speaker 1: tuna forty eight pieces. And the man, the poor man,
Speaker 1: looked like he'd lost the will to live. He's like, why,
Speaker 1: how there's no human on earth that can eat this
Speaker 1: amount of sushi.
Speaker 2: Look at her over there, geez, where.
Speaker 1: Does she put it? She ain't asumo resting in three
Speaker 1: thousands of sushi anyway. In an effort to get us
Speaker 1: out of there, she said, we won't charge you, just
Speaker 1: get out.
Speaker 2: So he took the sushi.
Speaker 1: I took a whole platter of sushi.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, that's how you score yourself free sushi. You
Speaker 2: overload the system.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't recommend it. And the worst part
Speaker 1: about this story is Peyden had loaded up on all
Speaker 1: the condiments, like the teriukey saws on.
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 1: You can't do that. She goes, it's not my lunch tomorrow.
Speaker 2: You're going to get your money's worth. We're talking about
Speaker 2: when did you overaught off the back of your almost
Speaker 2: situation where you completely made a sushi train run out
Speaker 2: of stock.
Speaker 1: Well literally, hell, miss shut down the whole train station
Speaker 1: because this poor man made forty eight pieces of tuna
Speaker 1: and cucumber rolls and I just ordered twelve, just one
Speaker 1: of twelve, little guys.
Speaker 2: What about the nerve of viewers well, not knowing that
Speaker 2: forty eight pieces are coming, thinking six pieces are coming
Speaker 2: in the background going what's taking taking?
Speaker 1: I literally said that, and then and she goes to me,
Speaker 1: She goes, I'm sorry, can we just give you a
Speaker 1: free drink? And I'm like, no, No, I've got a
Speaker 1: five year at home. She needs her cucumber rolls. What
Speaker 1: is it? What on earth can be so hard?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 1: As I look to the center of the sushi train,
Speaker 1: this man's like drowning in cucumber rolls.
Speaker 2: Paul who's your toddler, Andre the Giant? It's forty.
Speaker 1: Four to ten? When did you over order? Mark? What happened?
Speaker 7: This is going back two years ago when I was
Speaker 7: hairdressing in Sydney. Yeah, and I had to order and
Speaker 7: stop for the salon. So I was ordering PERM solution
Speaker 7: and instead of order ordering like twelve units of four
Speaker 7: particular types of PERM solutions, because there's one for resistant,
Speaker 7: once for normal, once.
Speaker 8: Yes, twelve units, I ordered twounces of each one. Everyone
Speaker 8: in Sydney could have had a permit oursel on. Everybody
Speaker 8: was not.
Speaker 3: My box was not a happy camper.
Speaker 2: But is that is that something that you could use?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: Can can you store it?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 2: Like at least but you.
Speaker 7: Know when you're in a song with it that five
Speaker 7: people and you've got, you know.
Speaker 3: Twelve boxes of O solution, twelve boxes of one solution,
Speaker 3: twelve boxes of one plus solution, twelve boxes of solution
Speaker 3: and twelve boxes of free it's like, oh my morning, Lordie,
Speaker 3: I want for very long.
Speaker 1: And don't you reckon Marcus. We were ever to engage
Speaker 1: in chemical warfare with another country, you could use Perman
Speaker 1: solution because that stuff is so strong.
Speaker 8: We would certainly win the war against China.
Speaker 7: We contain everybody curly.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, thank.
Speaker 4: You mac Choe.
Speaker 1: What did you overorder?
Speaker 6: May I say that this was Cole's fault and not mine.
Speaker 8: I had to make I had to make.
Speaker 6: Guacamoley for a big family function, and when I say
Speaker 6: I mean lots of guacamolly. So I ordered lots of avocados.
Speaker 7: And instead of getting those, they substituted it with about
Speaker 7: thirty onions.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Chloe, we go through the same situation.
Speaker 2: My wife's like, how like are they taking the you
Speaker 2: know what when some of the substitutions are throwing like,
Speaker 2: oh no avocados or good, let's chuck in some macons.
Speaker 6: What am I meant to do with thirty onions?
Speaker 2: I'm not really sure unless you unless you're former Prime
Speaker 2: Minister Tony Abbott, I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: You clacamunially something like that. Thank you so much, Chloe.
Speaker 1: Oh our boy, Gussie, how are you mate?
Speaker 9: I'm good? How are you good?
Speaker 1: What happened? Who ordered? Over ordered? In your house?
Speaker 9: So my mum was at the super car racing, yes,
Speaker 9: the horse racing, sorry, and she was ordering pizza because
Speaker 9: the dominoes app ye see and she was so strong
Speaker 9: she ordered ten pizzas and two g I mean ten
Speaker 9: ten garlic breads for two peas. Sul have had sixteen beers.
Speaker 2: Oh look your beautiful mum. Gussie Claire does a fantastic job.
Speaker 2: But look I think you got away from it that not, hey.
Speaker 1: GUSSI, at least you got left over Pizza Dale for
Speaker 1: the rest of the week.
Speaker 9: We had leftover launches for the week.