Speaker 1: We got get every day.
Speaker 2: Oh jeez, what about the viral photo of the young
Speaker 2: lady ipswitch Makers who was just drying the mop underneath
Speaker 2: the heat, just above the French fries. So disgusting, ab outrageous.
Speaker 2: There's done the rounds, a lot of social media commentary
Speaker 2: as you would expect. Yeah, can I be honest with
Speaker 2: this thing? And if you haven't seen it, I mean
Speaker 2: google it right now. It's front and center. It's very obvious,
Speaker 2: obvious what's happening. So this girl has got this mop
Speaker 2: and it's clearly dirty. It's almost this brownish mop sitting
Speaker 2: just perfectly on top of the French fries, and while
Speaker 2: she's just trying to give it just a little bit
Speaker 2: of light to make sure that drys nice and quickly.
Speaker 3: Yeuck.
Speaker 2: I'm just going to say this, if I was at
Speaker 2: that macers wouldn't stop me in any way from eating
Speaker 2: the fry, would not stop me.
Speaker 4: In the slice, there was fries in containers sitting at
Speaker 4: the back, like you can literally see them in the photo.
Speaker 1: Like there's open containers of fries right under where she's
Speaker 1: drying this filthy mop. And she looks like she could
Speaker 1: be a manager to.
Speaker 2: Ye she looks like she's in a manager or position.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten. Let's put a call out there
Speaker 2: to other people in say fast food and restaurants, maybe
Speaker 2: in retail. They're the spaces you as employees. Boy, boy,
Speaker 2: you've seen some stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, haven't you seen some things?
Speaker 2: What have you got for us? Thirteen and twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: That Macas thing reminds me of something my husband does
Speaker 1: at home, and I catch him doing it, and I
Speaker 1: just absolutely rip him a new one.
Speaker 2: Because here I wept my up in front of the
Speaker 2: French fries.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they've a good.
Speaker 2: You're a French fried machine. Hetland all Blood's no what.
Speaker 5: He will do.
Speaker 1: I'll catch him if he spills something on the floor,
Speaker 1: He'll grab the dish clother.
Speaker 4: Off the floor and then I use it to clean
Speaker 4: my cutlery.
Speaker 1: Disgusting, Gregory, that's a boy thing we do that.
Speaker 2: We just need one tower for everything. Why I use
Speaker 2: the same towel to clean dirt off the floors I
Speaker 2: would to dry myself. I reckon, do you mean you
Speaker 2: you's read abby? You've had some experience in hospitality, yes,
Speaker 2: oh boy, you would have seen.
Speaker 1: You worked in pubs, dinner.
Speaker 4: I worked let's not get into any of that. But anyway, yeah,
Speaker 4: so that was. It's one night when we were shutting
Speaker 4: the pub down. You know, it's three o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 4: and I get a call over the radio because I
Speaker 4: was in charge, and Abby, can you come to the
Speaker 4: toilets in the front bar. And I went, oh, here
Speaker 4: we go.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: I thought someone's passed out or someone's throwing up. So
Speaker 4: I walked down there and this woman has got her
Speaker 4: underwear at her knees and she's sitting on the toilet
Speaker 4: and pretty much like asleep. Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me.
Speaker 4: You know we're packing up time. I thought she's not
Speaker 4: throwing up, so that's good. Anyway, she gets off the
Speaker 4: toilet and she turns around and she rips off the
Speaker 4: toilet seed and I went, sorry, sorry, sorry, like for that,
Speaker 4: that's our toilet seat. Can you just leave it there?
Speaker 4: She was so out of it that she just looked
Speaker 4: at me. She pulled her nickers up, she grabbed the
Speaker 4: toilet seat, put it under her arm, and she poked
Speaker 4: out the front door, and all my security start are there,
Speaker 4: all going Abby, Abby, Abby, And I went just leave her,
Speaker 4: just let it go, and The next night she came
Speaker 4: in again. She lined up out the front, got her
Speaker 4: idea out, and I'm standing at the front and we're
Speaker 4: all losing out absolute minds. Yeah, and I thought, I
Speaker 4: don't know if she remembers what she did last night. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and I thought, I'm not going to bring it up.
Speaker 4: So embarrassing. But also I just I lost her. I
Speaker 4: laugh about that story every time I tell her.
Speaker 1: And did you say, produces ohe you can't be doing.
Speaker 4: That, whereas first time produces Owie and I met. But yeah,
Speaker 4: it was wild, absolutely wild. Try to take the toilet
Speaker 4: seat with her.
Speaker 1: Brilliant four ten. Please give us a call. All the
Speaker 1: retail workers, hostpo workers.
Speaker 4: What have you seen, Jess?
Speaker 2: We're morning to you. What have you saying?
Speaker 7: Good morning? I used to work in fast food and
Speaker 7: our burger buns would just sit on the floor at
Speaker 7: the back of our restaurants, and we had a less
Speaker 7: rat living in there.
Speaker 8: That we just let live there.
Speaker 2: There. There was a relationship. We were all on the
Speaker 2: same page.
Speaker 7: The family. We don't want to break them up.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be a home wrecker, a rat wrecker.
Speaker 2: You hear a lot of stories about that fast food restaurants.
Speaker 1: But just like you weren't eating them, you weren't serving
Speaker 1: them to customers.
Speaker 8: I wasn't.
Speaker 2: No what about the buns?
Speaker 1: Good morning, good morning?
Speaker 7: Well I had the good old. Can you just slap
Speaker 7: the floors and make sure everything's clean for tomorrow? So
Speaker 7: the good old put it in the bucket and then
Speaker 7: mop the whole floor with the one bucket.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I do love that one.
Speaker 7: Even I work at a nursing home now and I
Speaker 7: do see it.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're basically just rearranging the dirt to different parts,
Speaker 1: aren't you.
Speaker 7: It makes me more curious what they do in their
Speaker 7: own houses.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll be honest with you, that's exactly what I
Speaker 2: would do if I was in charge permanently mopping up
Speaker 2: from my house.
Speaker 7: Trust you mopping my floors?
Speaker 2: Give me another chance.
Speaker 1: Thanks Ruby Kelly, good morning, good morning, good good. What
Speaker 1: have you seen?
Speaker 8: Good So.
Speaker 10: One of my very first jobs, I used to work
Speaker 10: at All you Can Eat Chinese buffet and at the
Speaker 10: end of a shift, we had to take the trace
Speaker 10: back to the kitchen and pick out all the meat
Speaker 10: that hadn't been in so they could use it the
Speaker 10: next day.
Speaker 2: I've heard of this happening, and it makes up because
Speaker 2: correct me from rom Kelly, it's so like flavor infused
Speaker 2: that you can recycle it.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Maybe, So what was the cutoff then? Like how many
Speaker 2: days before you're like, well, do you know what, No
Speaker 2: one's eating this for a good three or four days,
Speaker 2: Probably time to ditch it. Or you just keep on
Speaker 2: going until.
Speaker 10: It goes Oh yeah, no, yeah, it just keeps going,
Speaker 10: just the circle every shift, no matter if it got
Speaker 10: eaten or not, it just got washed and put back
Speaker 10: in the next day.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Kelly.
Speaker 2: That's why Kelly never took home takeaway.
Speaker 1: Let's get nick. What have you seen I.
Speaker 12: Got when I first started out in a small countrytown pub,
Speaker 12: local footy boys after a big weekend game. Then you
Speaker 12: decided to pull the lights out of the ceilings in
Speaker 12: the bathrooms and shoven ball down the toilet.
Speaker 2: What a great idea, What a great idea at the time.
Speaker 1: Smacks of Andrew, smacks of something stupid that you would do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it happens, though, sometimes the night gets away from unique.
Speaker 2: You get caught up in the moment and all of
Speaker 2: a sudden you've fallen through the front door of the
Speaker 2: archer yep and then you have to report yourself the
Speaker 2: next day. Things like that happen, Yeah, they can.
Speaker 1: This is a man that you're talking to who will
Speaker 1: every time we go out, walk into a room and go, okay,
Speaker 1: what can I climb on a little bit later?
Speaker 2: Scope it out, particularly country pubs. Yeah, as a hospital
Speaker 2: worker at a country pub, goodness, some things have been seen,
Speaker 2: that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Austin. What have you seen?
Speaker 13: So? I am a contractor at many supermarkets and you
Speaker 13: see on courrooms and everything just half eaten food. I've
Speaker 13: seen bottles and cans up there that are pre my time,
Speaker 13: so thirty plus years, and I've never seen them before.
Speaker 4: It Wow.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's just.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's a whole lot of rubbish up there, and
Speaker 13: it's just like you say something and it never gets
Speaker 13: clean because that's out of mind, I guess.
Speaker 1: So in the cool rooms of supermarkets, she's saying, on.
Speaker 13: Top of on top of the cour rooms or crawl
Speaker 13: spaces anywhere, like, yeah, I've found some cool tins and
Speaker 13: stuff up there that I've taken home.
Speaker 14: So yeah, thank you for the man cave enjoy your day, guys,
Speaker 14: Thank you you too.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Luke. Good morning, Luke, good morning. What
Speaker 4: have you seen in a pub?
Speaker 14: So we had a young girl come in asked for
Speaker 14: free drinks. Totally we didn't do that. About fifteen minutes
Speaker 14: later she came back with a heap of money. Later
Speaker 14: on we checked security cameras. She picked up a glassy
Speaker 14: tray and was filling up cups with everybody's leftovers and
Speaker 14: putting them as drink specials.
Speaker 2: That's excellent, goodness, Oh okay, so she was genuinely making
Speaker 2: money like before she got done.
Speaker 14: Well, the thing was went into the security cameras until
Speaker 14: after the shift, and she came up and she got
Speaker 14: quite a few drinks. From later on we just thought
Speaker 14: she was chatting up a few guys, but no, she
Speaker 14: did it for a good hour or soorry and from
Speaker 14: the looks of it, she was getting anywhere from five
Speaker 14: dollars to a ten dollars each stream.
Speaker 1: That's amazing. Rachelle, good morning, good morning. Okay, what have
Speaker 1: you seen?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 7: At work?
Speaker 5: I work in a pub.
Speaker 7: One of the older chefs had brought the sauce on
Speaker 7: a steak, but it was the wrong sauce, so proceeded
Speaker 7: to wash it and tuck it back.
Speaker 2: Thrill because as if you're get to do up a
Speaker 2: new steak.
Speaker 1: What was what was the new sauce that they put
Speaker 1: on at Rochelle?
Speaker 9: The new sauce was pepper sawce, but they had put
Speaker 9: mushroom sauce.
Speaker 14: I'm like, what is.
Speaker 6: Fine?
Speaker 5: Fine?
Speaker 10: To the point?
Speaker 2: That is the thing, isn't it? Because I and also
Speaker 2: with mushroom sauce, for example, I hate mushrooms. I feel
Speaker 2: like a mushroom. Well that's thing. That's the thing. It's mutually.
Speaker 2: I don't think they like my ether, but I feel
Speaker 2: like if a mushroom even looks at a piece of food,
Speaker 2: I can taste it and smell it. Really hard to
Speaker 2: wash that off.
Speaker 1: What about if you have mushroom on your pizza?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, no, it's horrible.
Speaker 15: Wow.
Speaker 1: Anyway, thought, Okay, let's go to Joe. Good morning, Joe,
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 13: Here, guy's going good.
Speaker 1: Sorry that my mushroom hating friend over here. What have
Speaker 1: you seen?
Speaker 9: I love mushrooms. So I used to manage hotails for
Speaker 9: a long time and one of them used to have
Speaker 9: a nightclub every Friday night, and we just thought the
Speaker 9: dishwashers were backing up with water. Along the night we
Speaker 9: noticed there were some floaties happening in the water, so
Speaker 9: the stuff were washing the glasses all throughout the night.
Speaker 9: To find out it was actually stewage coming out of
Speaker 9: the dishwasher and the bar, so it was you know,
Speaker 9: we were working in rural sewage basically overflowed from the
Speaker 9: toilet all night long. Yep, lovely things, so all the time.
Speaker 2: You noticed it's far too late.
Speaker 4: It was bad.
Speaker 9: It was bad. We were doing like a bit of
Speaker 9: singing in the rain, like kicking the water around, and
Speaker 9: then we realized we were like covering each other with sewage.
Speaker 9: So yeah, great night.
Speaker 2: It was a smell, like could you notice it?
Speaker 9: Not at first because it was such an open nightclub,
Speaker 9: you know, and it's sweaty, you get sweaty bodies kind
Speaker 9: of in there. And it wasn't until kind of it
Speaker 9: got worse throughout the night. We were like we we
Speaker 9: realized what it was.
Speaker 1: So did you have people saying this beer taste like crap?
Speaker 9: No, no one's picked up on it, which was surprising
Speaker 9: because I'm thinking with that, like the stuff washed a
Speaker 9: lot of like glasses and stuff throughout the night and
Speaker 9: no one kind of tweaked on it. I think it's
Speaker 9: when we shut it down. We were just like, oh
Speaker 9: my god, like they had been reusing and washing glasses.
Speaker 9: So there had to be a whole big team that
Speaker 9: came into sterilizer place. And it literally happened again the
Speaker 9: next time I opened, So there was yeah, and it
Speaker 9: got shut down a whole lot quicker the second time around.
Speaker 2: So thank you so much. That's ridiculous of my beer
Speaker 2: taste like crap, well it's a large, it's a quiet taste. No, literally,
Speaker 2: there's a pooh in my beer that bit taste like boo.
Speaker 2: Thank you for Glas.
Speaker 1: You're waking up to adelaide as well, if you're just
Speaker 1: getting up and you're going to the gym, or you're
Speaker 1: coming home from the gym, or you're getting ready for
Speaker 1: work and you're like, oh, so much information on my phone.
Speaker 1: I can't understand it all. We're gonna break it down
Speaker 1: for the top couple of stories that have happened in
Speaker 1: the last twelve to twenty four hours.
Speaker 4: Starting to news reader Abbey, Please, good morning. So half
Speaker 4: of all adults are expected to go and buy a
Speaker 4: ticket for the power Ball tonight one hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: million dollars. Wow, that's nothing to.
Speaker 1: Be sneezed out? Is it fifty million dollars?
Speaker 4: Just imagine?
Speaker 1: Oh goodness, we have the.
Speaker 2: Same conversation every time. But I think you would turn
Speaker 2: up to work. You've been such a good mood. You'd
Speaker 2: be such a productive work, wouldn't You.
Speaker 1: Don't get everyone?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 1: None of this team would be happy for either one
Speaker 1: of us if we want one.
Speaker 2: Hundred and fifty four would be happy for you guys.
Speaker 2: You'd be happy for me if I want, because one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty you flip me a MILLI all right,
Speaker 2: that's fine. Nah, Yeah, here's a bit of a bonus.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't give it? Would you give any of us
Speaker 2: any money out?
Speaker 1: Nah?
Speaker 4: And I'd be on the first plane out here. Wow,
Speaker 4: where you go?
Speaker 5: Where you go?
Speaker 13: Mate?
Speaker 4: Somewhere warm?
Speaker 1: Mal dive deed madeves now dives? See as you could
Speaker 1: finally move out from your parents place, I can finally
Speaker 1: buy a husband?
Speaker 4: Are the possibility the mal deeds.
Speaker 1: Very nice? Indeed? This is not very nice?
Speaker 4: Indeed?
Speaker 1: So A bakery in Sydney has come under fire for
Speaker 1: posting a harmas themed birthday cake for a four year
Speaker 1: old Australian boy featuring a notorious terrorist surrounded by Palestinian flags,
Speaker 1: and it has sparked all sorts of fury. So Alvan
Speaker 1: Bakery by Foo Foo posted the images on Tuesday, showing
Speaker 1: the boys standing beside a large cake decorated with the
Speaker 1: Palestinian flag and picture of a boo boo ba gar. Nope,
Speaker 1: that's incorrect. I spoke from him for harmas anyway, with
Speaker 1: his finger raised. And they also dressed the child as
Speaker 1: a terrorist.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, is that illgal? Yeah, engaged in terrorists
Speaker 2: behavior is effectively if you're supporting is that engaging in
Speaker 2: terrors behavior?
Speaker 1: Well, AFP and now investigating because they're basically saying, well,
Speaker 1: you're indoctrinating this small child, four year old into believing
Speaker 1: in terrorist organization.
Speaker 2: And I wonder what the next step is in terms
Speaker 2: of that bakery. Could the bakery be shut down?
Speaker 1: I don't know, not a good business move.
Speaker 4: But also, like the parents have had to the kids
Speaker 4: four what are the parents like? The parents have had
Speaker 4: to say, hey can you make this cake for?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Like the kid didn't walk in there himself and ask
Speaker 4: for it.
Speaker 1: Thought, h not a great story out of Sydney day.
Speaker 4: Do you know what I had for my thirtieth birthday?
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 4: The cake lady did a fondant little tanks and Tories.
Speaker 4: Oh that's not like I'm thirty and had dogs on
Speaker 4: my cake. This four year old probably should have gone
Speaker 4: down the same street pictures. It wasn't pictures. There were
Speaker 4: actual fondant, actual little statues of Tank and Tory, little sausage, yes,
Speaker 4: little sausage. And they lasted for years and then when
Speaker 4: we had the big heat waver Brisbane and the floods,
Speaker 4: they had to be chucked out.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, okay, what was your birthday part? It was
Speaker 2: like two to four on a Sunday.
Speaker 4: I went out that night actually, and it took me
Speaker 4: a week to recover.
Speaker 2: That is your post at Snooze News.
Speaker 1: The Project ban Wi left stunned the other night when
Speaker 1: Sarah Harris, who is the beautiful host, they were talking
Speaker 1: about the use of artificial intelligence and Kate Langbrook suggested
Speaker 1: that robots would be replacing humans very very shortly, and
Speaker 1: then Sarah took things in a vastly different direction.
Speaker 2: And then you come home you find the female robot
Speaker 2: in bed with your husband.
Speaker 4: I have a husband.
Speaker 2: You get a robot.
Speaker 1: Show?
Speaker 2: She is she talking about what I think she's talking about.
Speaker 1: Think she's talking about what you think she's talking about?
Speaker 1: Oh my very goodness, goodness me, Wow, didn't that come
Speaker 1: from nowhere?
Speaker 2: It really did. I mean it's got every single man
Speaker 2: in this country thinking. That's for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's for sure and certain because this.
Speaker 2: Is this the thing I do. This is it still
Speaker 2: is early enough? Can I do a little snappole? All
Speaker 2: the ladies are in the room here, Jody abbeys and
Speaker 2: also produce amily Okay, little snappole open and honestly if
Speaker 2: you like the use of such, let's call them toys, yes,
Speaker 2: in your households. Can we go around the problem? Are
Speaker 2: we doing this?
Speaker 1: Okay? So I don't think there should be any shame
Speaker 1: around this, So I'm happy to go first.
Speaker 2: Jody, sure, sure, yes, yes, you are so blue at
Speaker 2: the moment.
Speaker 4: I know it's yeah.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Have they got names? Hang on day, They've got names
Speaker 2: of them. There's a little army of them.
Speaker 1: Actually, you know, what did happen if just remember this,
Speaker 1: There was one when it was charging on the kitchen pitch.
Speaker 1: My mother in law came over.
Speaker 2: What did she do?
Speaker 1: She just pretended like she completely and utterly glossed over it.
Speaker 2: Well, she just started sort of put it on her
Speaker 2: ham chinge. That was a little massage, very good.
Speaker 7: Do you need a few?
Speaker 2: He was just charging himself.
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 2: Producers are we yeah, crawl up, Yes, I'm the one
Speaker 2: that also, what does Greg know about them?
Speaker 4: Surely Greg's well versed. Yes, sometimes they don't. I don't
Speaker 4: know how it works.
Speaker 2: It could be a little secret thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about producer room over there?
Speaker 16: Yep?
Speaker 11: There are also periods when women are single. Yeah, we
Speaker 11: don't have it as easy as guys. Where it's you know,
Speaker 11: it's as built in, so sometimes you want something else
Speaker 11: to help.
Speaker 2: What do you as built in?
Speaker 4: You've got two.
Speaker 2: Hands you're not using for that?
Speaker 4: Oh, you don't use them?
Speaker 2: That God's watching. That's three from three.
Speaker 1: Oh, we don't even need to ask if.
Speaker 2: We need to news reader. Abby, No, Abby.
Speaker 4: Own that? Oh my god, I never have owned one
Speaker 4: of them.
Speaker 2: Have you ever thought about it?
Speaker 4: Well, she's lying, No, I'm seriously, I've never and I
Speaker 4: don't do it. A lot of my friends go, you
Speaker 4: need to sort your life out, Abby, Yes.
Speaker 2: This is why you have male issues because you're not
Speaker 2: so efficient.
Speaker 1: Probably you're very right, honestly, would have bet my house
Speaker 1: and my Lailo Soraya on the fact that you would
Speaker 1: have had one.
Speaker 4: No, I haven't. Also, can we not forget that at
Speaker 4: the moment, I'm living back at home, So.
Speaker 2: Abby, should you and me? Do you want? Should we
Speaker 2: leave together the Dirty Birds convention? Do you want us
Speaker 2: to head up right now?
Speaker 4: I would never be not that there's anything wrong with it,
Speaker 4: but I just it's not for me.
Speaker 1: Okay, I know what we're at.
Speaker 2: Because you haven't tried it. There you go. The stats
Speaker 2: are in ladies, So here's what I read. Statistically speaking,
Speaker 2: three out of four ladies have an instrument and the
Speaker 2: other one lies.
Speaker 14: Do you reckon?
Speaker 2: Perhaps the most preciousome situation that you can possibly be
Speaker 2: in is in a job interview. Oh yeah, every single
Speaker 2: answer that you give is judged to its absolute call.
Speaker 1: It's just being scrutinized. And they're very tricky with the questions,
Speaker 1: like they're designed to get into your psyche and work
Speaker 1: out what sort of person you are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, particularly some of those questions where there's like several
Speaker 2: you could give several different answers, which is the right one.
Speaker 1: I always remember a HR person told me to say,
Speaker 1: okay when they say what are you weaknesses. I'm just like,
Speaker 1: I'm a bit of a perfectionist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm a bit of an overworker.
Speaker 1: I don't know where to stop.
Speaker 2: I tend to give my myself to the job just
Speaker 2: a little bit too much. I love this fire at Reddit.
Speaker 2: Job candidate has detailed the embarrassing sago had they botched
Speaker 2: a job interview in seconds by giving the worst response ever.
Speaker 2: Those are responses where he's like, do you know what?
Speaker 2: The rest of the interview is probably void from him.
Speaker 2: The interviewer had asked the unnamed applicant, how did you
Speaker 2: get here today, prompting them to matter of faculty respond
Speaker 2: by bus. That's when the employment I hopefully realized that
Speaker 2: the prospective boss was not speaking literally and they'd epically
Speaker 2: fumbled their answer. They said, I got a stone cold
Speaker 2: stare as a realization hit me. He meant in my career,
Speaker 2: not to the physical office. We called the Reddit to
Speaker 2: her reportals, but the next fifty eight minutes of the
Speaker 2: interview just going through the motions. Other Reddit yearsers got
Speaker 2: involved as well. One described getting asked what their background
Speaker 2: was on a video call, prompting them to look behind
Speaker 2: themselves and mistakenly respond well it's kind of a mirror.
Speaker 2: Quickly realizing they'd taken a question too literally after the
Speaker 2: interview clarified, I mean, what is your background.
Speaker 1: Works in life?
Speaker 2: Yes, it's good, isn't it. Some of those responses where
Speaker 2: you just you take it in a different direction. Remember
Speaker 2: Demi Levado back in the day, that's this specific question
Speaker 2: during an interview.
Speaker 4: And your favorite dish.
Speaker 3: I like mugs because they're very comfortable in your hand
Speaker 3: and they hold the hot things that you don't have
Speaker 3: to touch.
Speaker 2: Probably just went through the motions of the rest of that.
Speaker 1: I feel like that was the phase of Demi's life
Speaker 1: where there was some perhaps substances involved.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: She wasn't clear of mind, let's put it that way.
Speaker 2: On her mind wasn't as clear as could possibly be.
Speaker 2: What about Miss Congeniality, one of the great movies describe
Speaker 2: you're a perfectly.
Speaker 1: That's a tough one.
Speaker 8: I'd have to say, April twenty fifth, because it's not
Speaker 8: too hot, not too cold.
Speaker 2: It's a good point.
Speaker 1: It's so oh cleary made.
Speaker 2: Words. Selection is very important.
Speaker 15: We know that.
Speaker 2: That's why we stuff it up all the time here
Speaker 2: right here on over nine one two.
Speaker 1: Yes, too, musical warriors, just going head to head. This
Speaker 1: is how it works. We're going to put forward our
Speaker 1: songs and you can jump on the Jody and Hazy
Speaker 1: Instagram page and part cast your vote by way.
Speaker 2: Of a poll, and then we're going to reveal the
Speaker 2: winning sign tomorrow while we are out for flays Friday's
Speaker 2: Lively School at eight o'clock in the morning. And look,
Speaker 2: I'm just going to be honest. What his routine the
Speaker 2: last a few weeks is that I've been winning. I
Speaker 2: don't mean that in an arrogant way. Jones. I'm just
Speaker 2: telling you right now. It is eleven to five. Wow,
Speaker 2: it's really blown out, hasn't it. Boy?
Speaker 4: Boy, I stopped listening.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Okay? Sorry, what I was saying? It's eleven to five.
Speaker 4: You are losing.
Speaker 2: Sheer's tips, Okay, just trying to help you out because
Speaker 2: you thought you were.
Speaker 4: Joins us from the newsroom, doing a quick dot point
Speaker 4: for you.
Speaker 2: It happens.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Theme this week Jode's is break up songs. This is
Speaker 2: off the back of my hamstring, genuinely breaking how many pieces?
Speaker 2: Not really sure. I've got to get myself to the Physias.
Speaker 1: You haven't THEO extra yet, which you were supposed to
Speaker 1: do days and days and days ago.
Speaker 2: Life's just getting in the way, isn't that?
Speaker 1: What if you had to do that's so important?
Speaker 2: You still can't really sit down properly, do you not?
Speaker 1: Honestly? I took a photo of your leg yesterday. It's
Speaker 1: because it is.
Speaker 4: Black and blue.
Speaker 2: You should see me try and go to the toilet. Oh,
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's changed. When I used to
Speaker 2: go to university back in the day, there'd be these
Speaker 2: photos in the toilets of what not to do, and
Speaker 2: one of them, which was always hilarious, was someone standing
Speaker 2: up on the seat and doing a poo. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: what I have to do at the moment, because I
Speaker 2: can't sit down. I have to stand up to am
Speaker 2: I I'm that person in the photo at Universe back
Speaker 2: in the day. Anyway, the theme is torn. What have
Speaker 2: you got frustrated?
Speaker 1: Well, the theme is torn because your ham string is torn.
Speaker 1: Therefore I have gone for the song torn.
Speaker 2: Well, that makes sense, doesn't it. Potentially I was looking
Speaker 2: at it hence I said the word torn. This is
Speaker 2: so appropriate, though, isn't it.
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And a good song, Yeah, And when I gave it
Speaker 1: to camel guy Josh, He's like, that's so clever because
Speaker 1: his hams drinks.
Speaker 13: Torn.
Speaker 1: I went, but I'll claim it. I'll claim that I
Speaker 1: was being clever.
Speaker 2: Jody, this is brilliant. You're like just nodding along, all right,
Speaker 2: Natalie Imbruglia Torn versus. I just got a feeling you
Speaker 2: might like this song. Jo It's true Fighters. Unfortunately, you
Speaker 2: love the foolies, love the foolies.
Speaker 4: Why do you mean that to me?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 1: I'm torn. You're torn, like Natalie, between your hamstrings.
Speaker 2: Between genuinely buddy for my song. That's why we're doing that.
Speaker 2: The best of you. Food Fighters versus Natalie and Brulia.
Speaker 1: Get voting please on the Jodi and Hazy Instagram page.
Speaker 1: I need this.
Speaker 2: You definitely do winning song tomorrow morning at eight. What
Speaker 2: about this university student over the States about rageous stuff,
Speaker 2: Completely and disgustingly addicted to cheese. Adela Koshab is her name.
Speaker 2: She said she's been dealing with her cravings since spring
Speaker 2: in twenty eighteen, when she binged almost daily on the
Speaker 2: cheapest bricks of white cheddar and parmesan that she could find. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she said, I would stop buy the stores daily, and
Speaker 2: I would just buy cheese. I would literally just eat
Speaker 2: a block of cheese with my hands. She's twenty seven now,
Speaker 2: she said. Often she'ld do it while she was sitting
Speaker 2: on the floor of her Midtown apartment alone in the dark.
Speaker 2: She'd go through nearly two bricks of cheese every single day.
Speaker 1: That is outrageous.
Speaker 2: And know, as you can imagine as well, it meant
Speaker 2: that she put on quite a lot of weight. She
Speaker 2: since lost it because she has managed to keep on
Speaker 2: top of her cheese addiction.
Speaker 4: So she wasn't like toast intolerant then.
Speaker 2: Absolutely not. Maybe she is now, But can you imagine
Speaker 2: if you're putting two bricks of cheese into you, if
Speaker 2: you were lactose and tolerant.
Speaker 1: Imagine if Producer M did that.
Speaker 4: Goodness me M does do that though, even if she
Speaker 4: is lactose intolerant, you are.
Speaker 1: But don't you have some pills or something before you
Speaker 1: eat cheese so you can eat it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's something called lack tease. So if you have
Speaker 11: those before you eat, you can go to town.
Speaker 4: But lactose that is so sexy.
Speaker 11: The issue is I forget to take the la like
Speaker 11: tease and still go to town anyway, and then poor Mike.
Speaker 4: To see because you're not serious about you lactose in tolerance.
Speaker 4: Which population isn't I love cheese.
Speaker 2: Yeah, strange addictions, they're absolutely out there. Why in a
Speaker 2: space like this do we automatically go to news reader app?
Speaker 11: Why?
Speaker 4: Because I know you two are strangely addicted to me?
Speaker 15: Ah?
Speaker 4: No, I remember, So I was trying to think about this.
Speaker 4: I had to feel that I'm not addicted to anything.
Speaker 4: But I used to watch when we had Foxtell. I
Speaker 4: used to watch a show called My Strange Addiction. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it was on TLC, best station out there anyway, and
Speaker 4: My Strange Addiction. And I was scrolling the interwebs yesterday
Speaker 4: and a particular clip came up of a couple who
Speaker 4: were featured on that show. And they drink something very
Speaker 4: very interesting. They're addicted to drinking something of their own.
Speaker 4: I'll want you to have a listen to it.
Speaker 15: Name is Dick, my name is Aubrey, and we are
Speaker 15: addicted to drinking our yarine and I have not drank
Speaker 15: water for years now.
Speaker 5: Each day I'm consuming about a half gallon of fresh
Speaker 5: hear in smiles like buttery popcorn.
Speaker 2: Oh, my god, that's not supposed to be consumed nice no,
Speaker 2: well in saying that, though people do, but.
Speaker 1: No, thank you is absolutely revolting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, have you got a strange addiction? Please send us
Speaker 2: a text though for nine nine nine on nine can
Speaker 2: course Aboll thirteen twenty four ten. But if you're into
Speaker 2: that bucker it calls anyway, let's talk nably disputes, shall we?
Speaker 3: Can we?
Speaker 11: And can we?
Speaker 7: Just?
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm just going to say this straight off
Speaker 2: the bat. Well done to local mum by the name
Speaker 2: of Renee. So she's taken to TikTok and she said
Speaker 2: it a lie with the fears debate after sharing details
Speaker 2: of a neighborhood stout over a backyard soccer game. So
Speaker 2: she's got kids, yes, and in particular a five year old.
Speaker 2: And what do we know about five year.
Speaker 1: Old if they can't be told all controlled?
Speaker 2: They are very very active. Yes, So, first of all,
Speaker 2: to Renee getting out there in amongsty kids kicking a
Speaker 2: soccer bell, well done. And to her neighbors, Yeah, don't
Speaker 2: quite like it when the ball hits the fence. Listen
Speaker 2: to this.
Speaker 3: I'm playing with my five year old son with a
Speaker 3: ball that is accidentally hitting your fence, and then she goes,
Speaker 3: how about you teach your children some respect. Yeah, my
Speaker 3: five year old's really trying to be malicious by kicking
Speaker 3: the ball in the goal and then accidentally hitting your fence.
Speaker 3: I will not stop playing ball with my son, and
Speaker 3: my son will not stop kicking the ball.
Speaker 2: And if it accidentally hits your.
Speaker 3: Fence, get over it.
Speaker 2: And lastly, here's one thing more.
Speaker 1: If you finished, yeah, solid finish, where do you sit
Speaker 1: on this one?
Speaker 2: Well, on one, Renais, because one on the five year
Speaker 2: old is not doing it to be disrespectful. Also, five
Speaker 2: year old skills probably not up to Leo Messi standard.
Speaker 2: So it's going to hit the fence, isn't it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what happens when you've got kids and you've got
Speaker 2: a fence and you've got a soccer ball, and particularly
Speaker 2: during the middle of the day. It's not like the
Speaker 2: kids doing it at night times.
Speaker 1: Well, that's true. Although we have a bit of a
Speaker 1: situation with our neighbors at the moment. I got a
Speaker 1: text message from one of the neighbors who said, do
Speaker 1: you mind complaining to the council about the other neighbor
Speaker 1: Our adjoining neighbor and the fact that the gate keeps
Speaker 1: banging at night. They shut their gate, but it sounds
Speaker 1: like a shotgun going off.
Speaker 2: Oh that's scary.
Speaker 1: So we've got a current current interaction going at the moment. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a few unplay. It wasn't words of being exchanged.
Speaker 2: This is a sort of spicy stuff and we're talking
Speaker 2: about it. Yeah, yeah, thirteen twenty four to ten neighborly disputes.
Speaker 2: Do you have bad neighbors? Hell, maybe you're a bad neighbor.
Speaker 2: I don't want to pigeonhole anyone. But sometimes it can
Speaker 2: be the older folks as well, because they're the ones
Speaker 2: who want more peace and quiet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not always though.
Speaker 2: For example, I think it must have been sort of
Speaker 2: two thousand and seven, two thousand and eight. I think
Speaker 2: I've told this story before. Just had a few friends
Speaker 2: over're having a bit of a cricket day. There would
Speaker 2: have been thirty five to forty of us. And look, sure,
Speaker 2: sure we were well hydrated, but it was a Saturday, Yeah,
Speaker 2: and we're playing cricket. And once again, this was a
Speaker 2: tennis ball consistently hitting the side of a fence.
Speaker 1: It's been annoying.
Speaker 2: Older couple next to us. Eventually had enough and the
Speaker 2: bloke who came out didn't speak very good English, but
Speaker 2: he definitely had a gun and he definitely pointed the gun.
Speaker 1: That's me, Oh my very goodness.
Speaker 2: You've never said I flew that day. I genuinely flew.
Speaker 2: That's what it was like to be You say, so.
Speaker 16: What happened?
Speaker 1: When did you complain to the police or not?
Speaker 2: A lot happened because I think the police turned up
Speaker 2: and they just said, oh, there's no firearm here, firearms here,
Speaker 2: blah blah blah. Yeah, and then there was not much
Speaker 2: that you could do from there. Yeah, but that was
Speaker 2: a moment, a genuine moment. I don't think I've ever
Speaker 2: been more scared of my life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's horrifying, and we don't condone that behavior.
Speaker 2: Is they just quietly, Yeah, you should have scared us
Speaker 2: off that day, But it didn't.
Speaker 1: Didn't, wouldn't I do?
Speaker 4: Love though that he walked out and out of forty
Speaker 4: people saw you and went, yeah, he's definitely trouble maker.
Speaker 2: I was going to get an aim on this bike.
Speaker 2: Oh dear, let's go to Susie. What have you got, Susie.
Speaker 6: I was living in a house in Carolta Park, and
Speaker 6: I had a neighbor that had a child that was
Speaker 6: kicking the ball on the fence, and I asked them
Speaker 6: politely if they could just maybe kick the ball off
Speaker 6: the side of the house rather than off the fence.
Speaker 6: But it never happened constantly. It was the loudest bang.
Speaker 6: It would terrify my cats. Anyway, they knocked all the
Speaker 6: screws out of the fence, and then the fence had
Speaker 6: to be repaired, and they expected.
Speaker 4: Me to pay for it.
Speaker 2: Oh see, that's that's new areas, isn't it. That's clearly
Speaker 2: the damage of the neighbors. So how was it They.
Speaker 6: Wouldn't expect any responsibility for it? Also, it had it
Speaker 6: came out of everyone's pocket.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, Yeah, that's not that's the recipe for a
Speaker 2: long lasting feud, the.
Speaker 1: Old who pays for the fence? One a your neighborhood disputes,
Speaker 1: You've you've been part of one, Cassie.
Speaker 9: Yes, So we were.
Speaker 16: Currently living with my parents while we were building and her,
Speaker 16: their next door neighbor, used to complain about us watering
Speaker 16: the garden, and so she used to follow us.
Speaker 5: She'd be waiting for.
Speaker 16: Us to pull up in the driveway to shape her
Speaker 16: finger and tell us off. And she used to follow
Speaker 16: us to the car while I was trying to put
Speaker 16: my infant daughter in the car to leave home, to
Speaker 16: tell us off about how much water we were using
Speaker 16: to water a garden. It wasn't really that much.
Speaker 7: It was just general garden watering.
Speaker 16: And she used to complain, you could hear the dogs breathing.
Speaker 2: She's she's not a lot of work at all?
Speaker 16: Is the job?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Just obviously a bit elderly and have nothing.
Speaker 9: Else to do, not much to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's what it feels like as well. It's like,
Speaker 2: what is he? And I might as well complain, are
Speaker 2: that dog's breathing?
Speaker 16: To that?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: That tree keeps on looking at me?
Speaker 1: And stuff like that, all of that rosebread. What was
Speaker 1: your neighborhood dispute?
Speaker 8: Hey, A couple of years back, well, a few what
Speaker 8: We just had gotten married and we moved into this
Speaker 8: suburb in Adelaide and everything was great, and then we
Speaker 8: had friends coming over and like they would be when
Speaker 8: they would leave, which was just you know, but it's
Speaker 8: quiet to say, you know, hey bye, And this was happening,
Speaker 8: and then all of a sudden we had this nasty
Speaker 8: note in our lettle book saying, what sort.
Speaker 10: Of people are you?
Speaker 8: You know, you've come to the neighborhood and you're distracting everybody.
Speaker 1: You know, we want you out.
Speaker 8: You're causing you know, your young people.
Speaker 9: You know, what else are you going to get up to?
Speaker 7: And we were sorting stros We were like, oh my god,
Speaker 7: this is after this home.
Speaker 8: We just know people and we want to get out
Speaker 8: and get to know the neighbors.
Speaker 14: How are we going to do that now?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I love a little beeper as you drive off.
Speaker 2: It's really nice.
Speaker 16: I like it.
Speaker 7: What everybody don't bet when you leave it wrong stresses
Speaker 7: out here.
Speaker 2: Geez, that's a I like hearing that. It means that
Speaker 2: the neighbors are social, a nice little social street going.
Speaker 1: He's had a good time to What was your neighborhood dispute?
Speaker 5: So, back when I was living in Victoria, my main
Speaker 5: dispute was when they had neighbors coming over and visitors
Speaker 5: coming over to the neighbor's house, and the visitors tend
Speaker 5: to not knock in the front door. They go through
Speaker 5: my back through the front yard to the backyard and
Speaker 5: jump over the fence and vice versa.
Speaker 9: When they wanted to go.
Speaker 5: And yeah, this is this happened like just after, conveniently,
Speaker 5: just after I had my kids outside playing on my
Speaker 5: plag adam whatnot. So yeah, it was very comedient that
Speaker 5: there was no random stranger in my backyard while my
Speaker 5: kids were in the backyard as well.
Speaker 1: That's so rude. Thank you, thank you for the call,
Speaker 1: Naomi from Craigmore, good morning, good morning. Okay, what did
Speaker 1: your neighbor capter?
Speaker 17: So, we used to have a really tall neighbor who
Speaker 17: would stand outside and drink his morning coffee staring over
Speaker 17: our vent, trying to look into our front door.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 17: And we tried to complain to the council and they
Speaker 17: said nothing they could do. So we've complained to the police.
Speaker 17: There was nothing they could do. Apparently he's glad to
Speaker 17: do that he his own yard. So we put up
Speaker 17: a two point one meter high side vent to try
Speaker 17: and stop him from looking. So they just set up
Speaker 17: a camera and looking straight for a yard. But apparently
Speaker 17: there's legally nothing we can do about us. It's so
Speaker 17: crazy because because we are in our house and so
Speaker 17: do they. I can't even complain like a real estate
Speaker 17: agent or anything.
Speaker 1: That is awful.
Speaker 17: Yelp, So every time we go in the backyard, we
Speaker 17: don't know if their camera is watching the kids play.
Speaker 1: That is surely there's laws in privacy laws.
Speaker 11: It's not.
Speaker 17: Apparently there's not.
Speaker 2: Just I just wonder, Naomi, if someone was to I'm
Speaker 2: not sure who it would be, but if to accidentally
Speaker 2: load a baby gun and shoot it from the side damage.
Speaker 17: I've definitely I've definitely thought about it.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 17: What about blinds under our back veranda so that he
Speaker 17: can't see straight into like the kid's bedroom.
Speaker 2: That seems unbelievable situation that surely something needs to happen there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, God, shall we take one more? Yes, Georgie, good morning,
Speaker 1: good morning, How are you good?
Speaker 8: Thank you?
Speaker 1: What happened with the neighbors.
Speaker 5: We used to live next door to a family of
Speaker 5: They had three teenagers, and one day my husband was
Speaker 5: walking down the side of the house and founder used
Speaker 5: condom that.
Speaker 4: Has been over.
Speaker 2: That's good, it happens sometimes, all right, Wow, it's done.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know when you're a teenager.
Speaker 12: He knocked on the door and spoke to the.
Speaker 6: Mother and said they need to come and pick it up.
Speaker 9: Yes, but yeah, no, we never.
Speaker 7: They never came around okay, so who had to discise?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he had to, Georgie. I can relate to this
Speaker 1: because we used to have an establishment down the back
Speaker 1: alleyway of our house. It was an establishment where men
Speaker 1: would go to get very very special messages. And we
Speaker 1: had the same thing. And so I picked it up
Speaker 1: with a glove and I took it back to them
Speaker 1: and handed it back.
Speaker 4: I do believe this is yours?
Speaker 2: Yes, oh my very good.
Speaker 4: That's disgusting.
Speaker 2: You're not alone, Georgie, not alone.
Speaker 1: It happens very rude, rude, rude, Georgie.
Speaker 2: I always, whenever sometimes you do stumble upon a situation
Speaker 2: where you find a used condom, I always just think,
Speaker 2: I just think, you know what, it's than the alternative,
Speaker 2: not using protection at all. There's a positive to come
Speaker 2: from that situ that is the real positive.