Speaker 1: Jason Lauren on one hundred, Well, good morning and happy if.
Speaker 2: Hello, Big news day, Big news tape.
Speaker 1: I was just listening to the book awards got covered.
Speaker 1: Nicole Scherzinger on real estate dot Com.
Speaker 3: Welcome to He has.
Speaker 2: The book Awards ever made prime time?
Speaker 3: I don't believe so news, but it's about time it did.
Speaker 1: We're gonna we're going to chat about the book Awards
Speaker 1: in the next twenty What's right? Hang on, Mum's not happy?
Speaker 2: What's wrong these my headphones?
Speaker 3: Do you want mind?
Speaker 4: Have?
Speaker 3: We got the wrong? He feel right?
Speaker 5: So just to peakind the.
Speaker 1: Curtain the headphones that we were like molded to our.
Speaker 2: Ears, these were all tied up in knot. I don't
Speaker 2: feel right.
Speaker 3: I did swap them.
Speaker 5: So her he waxes now, and.
Speaker 2: I just felt wrong. I was like mineus so normally
Speaker 2: so neatly wound.
Speaker 3: Up, yours are normally quite next immaculate.
Speaker 2: And then I was like, basically, got knots.
Speaker 3: All through them?
Speaker 5: Are they clean?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: We don't know. When I went to get the ear fitting,
Speaker 2: Clint's had these for one second and there, and when
Speaker 2: I went to get the ear fitting, they said, oh,
Speaker 2: we check if you need to have your ears like clean?
Speaker 2: And they were like immaculate.
Speaker 5: This is good radio. Yeah, it's amazing.
Speaker 3: Straight in am I in? Can you hear me? In you?
Speaker 3: You're in?
Speaker 2: I'm in you anyway, As I was saying, I think
Speaker 2: the made prime time news before it was on Channel
Speaker 2: nine news last night.
Speaker 3: I know book who knew they had a red carpet
Speaker 3: for it as well?
Speaker 5: Hey guys, what are we?
Speaker 3: What else?
Speaker 2: One Nagima? How she won the book award. It's the
Speaker 2: best illustrated book or something.
Speaker 5: What are we? What are we thinking of the weather?
Speaker 2: I felt cold last night? I put the fire on.
Speaker 1: Did you must speaking of witch? I thought? Do we
Speaker 1: change things up? And I've had it a fake fireplace
Speaker 1: to the studio.
Speaker 2: That's nice.
Speaker 3: Pity you've got their conditioner on fifteen.
Speaker 2: But that's why we all rug up and dress like
Speaker 2: we're going to the snow.
Speaker 1: I hear the nice open fire on the screen. Do
Speaker 1: you know I'm very close to it.
Speaker 2: I feel like I'm going to be I like it
Speaker 2: because I can say it's right in my eyelance. Make
Speaker 2: me for warmer. Do you know that in the Tesla
Speaker 2: there is a mode called a romance mode, and you
Speaker 2: hit it and this big screen comes up with a
Speaker 2: fire like that, and you meant to I don't go
Speaker 2: to a lookout, put romance mode on and have it
Speaker 2: thrown down.
Speaker 5: With your lover again.
Speaker 1: Long, it's probably back there in the US watching you
Speaker 1: on the camera.
Speaker 5: Apparently.
Speaker 3: I think that's bad luck.
Speaker 2: If he wants to watch me try and have a
Speaker 2: throw it out in the gar you deserve all that
Speaker 2: you're getting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Do you ever had a throw down
Speaker 3: in thee?
Speaker 2: Not in no?
Speaker 3: WHOA? Well?
Speaker 5: What about other cars?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: When I was far younger and final I dislocated hip.
Speaker 1: These be a leg hanging out in the passenger window.
Speaker 1: Let's get into it. This is Miley, good morning. We
Speaker 1: are on the air thanks to she already express tops
Speaker 1: of seventeen today.
Speaker 5: She's a little bit chilly.
Speaker 2: There's a little chilly over nine.
Speaker 1: Little chili love to get across today. We're going to
Speaker 1: a big announcement after eight o'clock this morning and tickets
Speaker 1: to go with it. More on that, more on that
Speaker 1: very soon. Can I just take a second two minute
Speaker 1: silence minute and don't do a minute? The emergency take
Speaker 1: will kick in and we'll play Savage Garden. But a
Speaker 1: moment of silence because someone is losing something today on
Speaker 1: the team.
Speaker 2: Someone is losing something today on the team, on the
Speaker 2: whole Entai show team, or one of the.
Speaker 5: Three of us, one of the support team.
Speaker 2: It's going to be gen Z. She's got that silly
Speaker 2: look on her face.
Speaker 5: It is gen Z. Puppy dog. No, no, no, not
Speaker 5: the puppy dog.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know Dennis today, Dennis is nuts.
Speaker 5: Are going the balls are coming off. I just put
Speaker 5: a photo of the.
Speaker 2: We don't need to zoom in on the big massive
Speaker 2: because it's a little dog, so they look.
Speaker 3: Big believable balls.
Speaker 2: Do you know who has big balls? Wombats that looks
Speaker 2: like a wombat massive. We had one when I worked
Speaker 2: on kids. W be this big wom bat and they
Speaker 2: picked it up and all I could look at what
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 3: They're the biggest No, they're not.
Speaker 5: The biggest test because I've ever seen to be fair
Speaker 5: sausage dog.
Speaker 2: It's so sad. They just have a little flap after
Speaker 2: that My sausage dog got d sex.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: They don't take that well, they don't take like the
Speaker 2: sack off internals out and so then it kind of
Speaker 2: just flaps around. Yeah, just snip it and stitch it,
Speaker 2: take the internals out, and.
Speaker 5: Then he just walks around with an empty backpack.
Speaker 2: It's very small because they're scratch stretched. Has your dog
Speaker 2: been deces.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I've never had a look.
Speaker 2: I'll have a how old step is one?
Speaker 3: It's about the right age. So will he be?
Speaker 5: Will he be in the cone of shame?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: We also got the little donut. Oh yeah, the donuts
Speaker 2: cute for a sausage dog. It's like a big donut
Speaker 2: you put around their heads, so there's no cone because
Speaker 2: the cone scratches like it scratches all the paint on
Speaker 2: the walls and all the more comfortable option.
Speaker 5: For the I thought you meant a doughnut for next
Speaker 5: to sit on.
Speaker 2: Oh no, like when you have him Royds.
Speaker 5: Donuts.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, Now my dog was decexed a long time ago,
Speaker 6: maybe five years ago. He's still He still roots the bed.
Speaker 2: Mine does it, loves it. He was never never humped.
Speaker 3: I thought it was meant to reduce that.
Speaker 2: It is so what it's a horn ball.
Speaker 3: Do you know when he does it after dinner.
Speaker 6: Maybe to speak, hecffs his dinner and then he goes
Speaker 6: straight to the bed.
Speaker 2: I never want to see you do that again. Jason,
Speaker 2: can you explain what we just have to witness?
Speaker 1: I think it was a dramatized reenactment of what Pep does?
Speaker 5: Sorry I missed it. What does Pep do?
Speaker 2: Oh my god? Stop begging that microphone. I'm sorry to
Speaker 2: anyone listening to this, but I'm more sorry to my
Speaker 2: own eyes for having to see it. Put it on
Speaker 2: a video.
Speaker 1: That's a video. I don't think you're the first to
Speaker 1: help the radio desky.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, but I don't know why. I thought
Speaker 3: it was meant to reduce the well it is question,
Speaker 3: say it don't spray it? Just out of this segment,
Speaker 3: his teeth just fell out your chompers.
Speaker 2: His false teeth came flying.
Speaker 3: Good about that? What about the mose you two? Okay?
Speaker 5: Why do you desect? Your dogs?
Speaker 2: Stopped shagging things and they don't impregnant?
Speaker 3: Right, just so you don't like copulate and populate?
Speaker 2: Yeah, remember Joe Hall.
Speaker 3: The beautiful Channel nine, for she wasn't in the shed.
Speaker 2: She had that she had an old dog who was
Speaker 2: like thirteen or fourteen, and she then got a puppy,
Speaker 2: but the old boy still had it in it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and one day. Her dog was walking along and it
Speaker 2: just popped out some puppies. She didn't even know it
Speaker 2: was pregnant. The old boy got the young pup pregnant. Appy,
Speaker 2: she had seven puppies. Oh no, she didn't even know
Speaker 2: the drug was pregnant. She didn't even know the old
Speaker 2: boy still had it in him. You should ask her
Speaker 2: about It's a great story.
Speaker 3: Strange me.
Speaker 5: So I got a question about your puppies.
Speaker 2: That your puppies, these puppies, seven of them, maybe five.
Speaker 5: I might have the dog.
Speaker 3: I can All I can think about is Joe Hall
Speaker 3: in a cone of shame?
Speaker 2: No, no, that you Shue was the dog didn't get
Speaker 2: d SX so didn't have the kind of shame anyway,
Speaker 2: ask her about it. Let's get on.
Speaker 1: The chaperone Pink Bony Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 2: I love that song still. Who's going to cover it next?
Speaker 2: Do you think, guys we shouldn't?
Speaker 3: We should ask yeah, cover of it for our Mother's
Speaker 3: Day and Mom's Day and we'll record it secretly and
Speaker 3: then we'll reproduce it.
Speaker 2: And do you think I could do.
Speaker 3: It with him?
Speaker 2: Let's ask you if we do that with him?
Speaker 3: Put it through your CD romy.
Speaker 1: Sebastian is performing Our Mothers on the social He's performing
Speaker 1: our Mother's Day Lunch.
Speaker 5: Your Chance to Win invites a little bit later on.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited about ludged I just snuck up, didn't I.
Speaker 2: I'm really excited so much. Should I go home with
Speaker 2: some amazing gifts for the moms to do? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Great, we're going for a prize. Yeah we should go
Speaker 5: for it.
Speaker 2: But it starts at midday.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I shouldn't go home and come back.
Speaker 6: No, yeah, okay, all right, let's talk about let's take
Speaker 6: it off the year.
Speaker 1: Let's say to the red carpets, one of the most
Speaker 1: incredible red carpets over the year.
Speaker 2: Would you say literacy is Night of Nights?
Speaker 6: It is Literacy's Night of Nights, a night for the
Speaker 6: bookworms among us book clubs.
Speaker 2: Get your roses out.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 6: It is the Australian Book Industry Awards and this year
Speaker 6: the Australian Book Industry Awards.
Speaker 3: We're here in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: Question. Yes, it's just normally covered by Channel.
Speaker 2: Nine Channel nine News News six pm.
Speaker 3: News on the Red Carpet Jour Murphy. The journalists right
Speaker 3: love her now.
Speaker 6: She was there because of the simmering feud which could
Speaker 6: get quite legally fraught between the brook Bellamy and our.
Speaker 3: I don't want to take sides, but our nagging.
Speaker 2: Now, I was surprised you weren't there on Nuggie's arms date.
Speaker 2: To be honest, I should have gone as a plus one. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I fully thought you might.
Speaker 3: She would have had the dog.
Speaker 2: She didn't. I looked for the doctor. I was like,
Speaker 2: wonder if that cute dog's there, but she takes every dog.
Speaker 2: Wasn't there?
Speaker 5: Anyways?
Speaker 2: You being if you if you've missed this, Nagiba Hashi
Speaker 2: is obviously the mastermind behind recipe t eats, and if
Speaker 2: you don't know what that is, you are missing out.
Speaker 5: So she got asked about it on the red card.
Speaker 3: About the controversy that is the what would you call it?
Speaker 2: Is it plagiarism, playing alleged plagiarism.
Speaker 5: Let's calling it caramel slice Gate.
Speaker 2: It's also Buckler Gate.
Speaker 5: It is bucklerber Gate.
Speaker 2: Do you think that books should still be eligible to win?
Speaker 2: You know what, I'm not going to make a problem
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 3: I just want to have so.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's so many how good office here in amazing
Speaker 7: publishers and distributors and yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Just want to get positive.
Speaker 2: She had such a big smile on her face, Nagi.
Speaker 6: She just wants to have a good night guy. She
Speaker 6: just wants to hit the D four with their trophy.
Speaker 6: What with their statuette?
Speaker 2: You think they play like book inspired music on the DJ? Like,
Speaker 2: what are some songs they might have done? Her knees
Speaker 2: up on the dance floor too.
Speaker 6: Half to part, it's still be going, absolutely, she's still
Speaker 6: she's you know what she might be in the Crown
Speaker 6: food court right now?
Speaker 2: Is it a crown?
Speaker 3: I don't know, Murphy and see how it wants to
Speaker 3: be a palladium?
Speaker 6: She took by the way for those playing at home
Speaker 6: and our Nagi took out the Illustrated Book of the Year.
Speaker 3: She beat Brookie.
Speaker 2: Hang On Illustrated. But she doesn't have illustrations in her book.
Speaker 2: She doesn't she have photographs of her recipes? Well, they're
Speaker 2: surely not drawing the recipes Brookies.
Speaker 3: Bookie wasn't good enough for Nagi's wonder book question.
Speaker 2: She didn't quite get there with the rhyme did you
Speaker 2: know Brookies Bookies?
Speaker 3: Was?
Speaker 2: Nagis have you.
Speaker 5: Ever mc the book awards?
Speaker 3: I've not been asked, actually, the paper, the printing. You did.
Speaker 3: The printing, so tell us about the.
Speaker 2: Printing awards was like for the best catalogs and the
Speaker 2: best flyers and the best Yeah, it was all that
Speaker 2: kind of printed for anything that can be printed.
Speaker 3: Been a hoot.
Speaker 2: There was a lot of printed on GSM two fifty
Speaker 2: sheene paper, gloss paper.
Speaker 3: Must have paid your cash.
Speaker 2: It was quite wordy.
Speaker 5: I love a cash stop.
Speaker 2: I never went back to the paper printing awards.
Speaker 6: I have hosted quite a few in my type. One
Speaker 6: of the one of the great ones that I hosted
Speaker 6: and it still happens every year. TJ and I sort
Speaker 6: of alternators hosts. It is the Pool and Recreation Awards.
Speaker 2: Oh that would be good, like Australia's Best Pool they hosted.
Speaker 3: What's last time I hosted was the Exhibition Buildings.
Speaker 2: They should do pool.
Speaker 3: Do you know why it was? It was well attended
Speaker 3: because all the all the life stave the.
Speaker 2: Hot life guy, I love it. Yeah. Do they turn
Speaker 2: up in their red and white DT the red and yellow.
Speaker 3: Or in their ill fitting white suits and they love it.
Speaker 5: I used to just get booked to do Bunning's openings, did.
Speaker 2: You Yeah, it's funny you say that I've been asked
Speaker 2: to do bunning you.
Speaker 5: Pad with Bunnings vouchers, did you Yeah, that's pretty good.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I did a chemistry house one where I got a
Speaker 2: voucher once.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but we'll just spend it not.
Speaker 2: I think I'll let it expire.
Speaker 5: Globe.
Speaker 3: It's a bit of a tussle over the bouch. You
Speaker 3: know what.
Speaker 2: I love shopping there. I went the other day to
Speaker 2: buy one thing and I bought about fifty It's the
Speaker 2: I care of the pharmaceuticals world, isn't it.
Speaker 5: You know what I love Cashi jobs.
Speaker 2: You can't say that there's no sorry yesterday.
Speaker 5: Always have cash, so.
Speaker 2: You have to claim your cash now. I was listening
Speaker 2: to the news yesterday where they said that the taxman is.
Speaker 3: They're coming for deductions for.
Speaker 2: The people who are working from home who have been
Speaker 2: trying to claim their Nintendo sixty four not a working
Speaker 2: not a working requirement.
Speaker 1: Happy Friday, Eve. I'm a little rattled about the footy tonight.
Speaker 3: What's rattling you?
Speaker 5: Well, surprise verse three. It's out west.
Speaker 2: You know what I was so against Thursday night forty.
Speaker 3: It's wait for this though, it's a sit by the
Speaker 3: fine wine tonight and watch the footing.
Speaker 2: Come over for a whine.
Speaker 3: I must go shure.
Speaker 2: We have spagetti bolonaise against.
Speaker 5: Oh please, there's an issue.
Speaker 2: A red wine and a spag bowl.
Speaker 3: What's your issue? The issue is spoiler party.
Speaker 5: The bounce isn't untill eight ten?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 5: Because they're playing in Perth?
Speaker 3: That's right, we can get half in eighteen.
Speaker 5: But why is it at eight ten because that would
Speaker 5: be sixteen six ten in.
Speaker 2: Per Why don't they make it five ten?
Speaker 3: And people in Perth they have to get home from
Speaker 3: work and people.
Speaker 2: In Perth don't work. They just hang out on the beach.
Speaker 3: They can at five made.
Speaker 5: I lived in Perth for fourteen months.
Speaker 2: Play Thursday night footy in Perth then?
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is, but everyone in Perth
Speaker 1: loves a Sunday session.
Speaker 5: It's like it's laying on.
Speaker 3: Sorry newsflash. So do we no? No, no, no, no no?
Speaker 3: Can it hits?
Speaker 2: Because they don't They just don't work. I don't think
Speaker 2: there there's nothing.
Speaker 5: Happening on a Monday.
Speaker 3: It's on the long way away, isn't it really country?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I haven't been to Perth for a very long time,
Speaker 2: but my sister in law lives in Perth. Paul's beautiful sister,
Speaker 2: and she was just over here and she was showing
Speaker 2: me all these photos of beautiful people on the coast,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, we.
Speaker 3: Must go, but it is you want to be okay?
Speaker 2: Oh if I get mondays.
Speaker 5: Off, there's two things about Perth.
Speaker 2: But it is like it's too far to go for
Speaker 2: a weekend, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well I grew up on the mean streets
Speaker 1: of Brisbane. For me to go back and see the family,
Speaker 1: that was a six hour red eye.
Speaker 5: Wow, that was a lot.
Speaker 3: I know, thank you.
Speaker 5: The great thing is that very attractive people in Perth
Speaker 5: and when they find out you're not from there.
Speaker 2: When they find out you're not attractive, they don't need
Speaker 2: to find out you're not from there. You just don't
Speaker 2: look like it.
Speaker 5: But they latch on because you're there. You're their meal
Speaker 5: ticket together.
Speaker 2: They're out of town.
Speaker 5: Stay cheer from a solid six to an eight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but then you see what people from Perth look like,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden you're back to a form. Yeah.
Speaker 2: They're all hot and they surf and they're just like
Speaker 2: Perth is the most beautiful state in terms of how
Speaker 2: people that are born in Perth and they will.
Speaker 3: Hear that lovely compliment in a month quite partial to Tasmanian.
Speaker 2: And Tasmanians attractive.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, are they?
Speaker 2: Who's beautiful from Tassy? All the Miss Universe Australias are
Speaker 2: from Perth?
Speaker 3: Are they? Ten? Eight?
Speaker 8: Ten?
Speaker 3: Tonight?
Speaker 5: Come on the pies, she's going to be a late one.
Speaker 2: Should we go? We could get there if we leave now.
Speaker 1: We could spuds game at the footy coming up where there?
Speaker 1: It's going to be pretty good Friday night at the
Speaker 1: g great stuff.
Speaker 5: Hey, everywhere I turn in my area.
Speaker 3: There's a call float?
Speaker 2: Is?
Speaker 3: What a coll fort?
Speaker 2: What the hell is it called a cool flot?
Speaker 3: Coolf?
Speaker 2: What's a cool flut?
Speaker 3: You know what a coot?
Speaker 5: Brady? You know what a core fleet is?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What's a call flute?
Speaker 3: Core for? You know? Coo for?
Speaker 2: Is it like a flute that you play?
Speaker 3: No, it's cool for a cool fort?
Speaker 2: Call flute? How do you spell it?
Speaker 5: Do you have n't me in Ireland?
Speaker 3: Oh we've got cor FLEs? No one Ali? What the
Speaker 3: hell is gen z? I'd expect not to know it?
Speaker 5: But do you know what a corft?
Speaker 3: I do? What is it?
Speaker 2: A cool flot everywhere you looked as a call float everywhere.
Speaker 3: I mean you would have seen them around you too.
Speaker 2: Is this a trick? Do you know what a cool
Speaker 2: flute is?
Speaker 3: Cool?
Speaker 2: Have you never heard of a call flute like me?
Speaker 5: I used to put them up all the time, did you?
Speaker 5: Back in the old DULA station day.
Speaker 3: Corporate spell listen to us?
Speaker 5: Yes, free barbecue like a sign.
Speaker 3: It's a sign.
Speaker 2: Hang on and you're saying it is a sign. You're
Speaker 2: saying it's not. How do you spell it?
Speaker 3: You know? So basically we'll bring you in here.
Speaker 2: How do you spell it? No one knows how to
Speaker 2: spell it.
Speaker 3: That's when no one's material.
Speaker 6: It's a plastic sign you put in your front yard
Speaker 6: to say I vote liberal, you know, vote one for me?
Speaker 3: And everywhere lad.
Speaker 1: Around Bentley for the past six weeks has been photos
Speaker 1: of Zoe Daniel.
Speaker 6: Yes, she's the independent of the teal. The gold Stein
Speaker 6: loves a bit of yellow.
Speaker 3: Doesn't She is a brand name. She loves a bit
Speaker 3: of yellow. I'm like.
Speaker 5: She's in yellow.
Speaker 2: No she's not. She's not green green like the greens,
Speaker 2: but tear she's a te between blue and yellow.
Speaker 5: Yes, on the cord flute.
Speaker 2: I think she always wears she always wears.
Speaker 6: Teal, which the to you always anyway, anyway, striking.
Speaker 3: A lot of corporates from through to explode, but there's
Speaker 3: also a lot of liberal corporates and Tim Wilson Blair.
Speaker 5: Can you please explain.
Speaker 2: The corporate material?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 2: Blair?
Speaker 9: Yes, yeah, Lauren. Look, cor flute is one of those
Speaker 9: plastic signs that you see with all the election hollow
Speaker 9: in the middle with a lot a lot of plastic
Speaker 9: seafoods going through the inside, screen.
Speaker 2: Prints out an outdoor poster so it doesn't get ruined
Speaker 2: in the right. Do you work at Bunnings or something? Blair?
Speaker 9: Now I have. I have a printing business that I.
Speaker 2: Do a lot of the give it a shout out,
Speaker 2: So I'm give you business a plug, Blair. What's it called?
Speaker 9: Oh look, it's called Carras Sprinting. We're in Tlamera in
Speaker 9: the area.
Speaker 2: A lot of get down there for the next election.
Speaker 3: Did you hear where he's from?
Speaker 5: So anyway, Zoey Daniels, the complets everywhere, Daniel.
Speaker 2: Daniel, Oh gee, you're really nailing this.
Speaker 5: At least I knew what a flute was.
Speaker 3: She's in yellow deal.
Speaker 1: Great vision. On Saturday night, as they were accounting the vote,
Speaker 1: she came out, celebrated, she.
Speaker 5: Did, did a little jig.
Speaker 2: She didn't win.
Speaker 5: She did not win, Lauren.
Speaker 2: It's like when people celebrate when they kick a goal,
Speaker 2: but they don't kick the goal.
Speaker 3: Ye, wild celebration on the dance for all the volunteers were.
Speaker 6: There in their how do you get it so wrong?
Speaker 6: Did someone tell me she can get early swings right?
Speaker 6: So they do early calculations and then.
Speaker 2: I'm sick of talking about the election, and.
Speaker 3: Then all of the swings the flutes, and then.
Speaker 6: I think you mean outdoors, and then all the pre
Speaker 6: pole and the postal votes come in and tends to
Speaker 6: sew differently.
Speaker 2: So the early voters didn't vote for her.
Speaker 6: No, No, the the election day voters, she got a
Speaker 6: high proportion of votes. But then the conservative voters, like
Speaker 6: the older conservative voters, like the liberal voters, will vote
Speaker 6: via because you're you know you voted by a postal work.
Speaker 2: Yes, I did, because I was away, So she's vote.
Speaker 5: She came out dancing and now.
Speaker 3: She gone, she's gone embarrassing.
Speaker 2: I know that's really embarrassed.
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty fourteen. I would like to talk early celebrations
Speaker 1: this morning?
Speaker 3: Are you gone? Eli?
Speaker 2: Remember when I went mad at the Grand Final because
Speaker 2: I thought I want all that money on the bed
Speaker 2: and everyone was like, how did you get such good odds?
Speaker 2: And then I realized I'd put the bed on for
Speaker 2: the Grund Final. The year later I was three hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty five days early.
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number? Have you celebrated early?
Speaker 3: Or what's on your core fot?
Speaker 5: Just the one topic today.
Speaker 2: That's not two topic Tuesday clinked over, very ridiculous.
Speaker 5: I guarantee we'll get people that are stuffed up on
Speaker 5: the punt like you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the punt's bad because all the horses
Speaker 2: they all look the same. I do.
Speaker 5: Really, I don't know how Bruce calls it.
Speaker 1: In return, we got free stuff to go this morning,
Speaker 1: butt we chuck you turned to go the crocs vouchers
Speaker 1: hit into the brand new crops in Melbourne Central thirteen
Speaker 1: twenty four ten. Have you celebrated just a little bit
Speaker 1: too early? A shout out to Daniel Johnson is Daniel
Speaker 1: Johns No, that's his silver chair.
Speaker 5: Darren Darren, Darren Hayes.
Speaker 2: Darren Hayes who was the other bloke, the other guy.
Speaker 5: And the other guy that is Darren Hayes and the
Speaker 5: other guy.
Speaker 1: They can I love Silver Chair though Savage Garden Animal Song.
Speaker 2: Remember we heard Darren Hayes in he's written.
Speaker 3: A book, Daniel Johnson, Darren.
Speaker 2: Hayes, Savage Guarden, he's written a book. And we asked
Speaker 2: and if they ever get back together. There was a chance, No,
Speaker 2: there was no chance.
Speaker 3: He seemed quite emphatic about it.
Speaker 5: He didn't say the word no.
Speaker 3: Yeah he did.
Speaker 2: He said he's hurt me beyond belief.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's a no.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 5: He didn't say no, he's just beyond belief.
Speaker 2: He said, there's no coming back from it.
Speaker 5: So there is a chance.
Speaker 2: There's no chance.
Speaker 5: It is just going.
Speaker 2: There's more chance you and I putting a single out
Speaker 2: and it going to number one, So there is.
Speaker 1: No chance in it is just going three to seven.
Speaker 1: Welcome to Nova, Good morning. It is Jason Lauren Clint
Speaker 1: here too, and we're talking early celebrations. This is Zoey
Speaker 1: Daniel who was in My Little Electric She's a teal
Speaker 1: and Peak. She came out celebrating on Saturday night. I
Speaker 1: thought you had to win. Oh, let's count the postal votes.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's so embarrassing, isn't. You couldn't possibly
Speaker 2: do that unless you had, like the guarantee, you had
Speaker 2: the medal around you neck.
Speaker 1: I think someone back at the old radio station we
Speaker 1: used to work at.
Speaker 5: Gave us the ratings. Oh no, no, and said we
Speaker 5: went out fused and then went on a hang on
Speaker 5: that was triple m he went down.
Speaker 2: That wasn't when I was there. We only went up
Speaker 2: since I arrived, since Clinton.
Speaker 5: I arrived some rockie waves.
Speaker 2: It wasn't us.
Speaker 3: What about.
Speaker 2: Literally away. So you never.
Speaker 6: Athletics, carnivals and triathlons, marathons, those sort of things. It
Speaker 6: start high fiving the crowd and then whoop, someone takes
Speaker 6: the comes alongside you.
Speaker 5: But and ther he warren, good morning, Hey, hey, you
Speaker 5: we're good. Celebrated early.
Speaker 11: Yes, a couple of us boys were down at the
Speaker 11: parm and there was this there's always an old idea
Speaker 11: and there giving his tips on the horses, and he
Speaker 11: told us that I picked this one is going to
Speaker 11: go off, and so happened. It went off at one.
Speaker 11: But I picked the wrong race. I was like, we're
Speaker 11: watching the wrong race. And I was just celebrating crazy And.
Speaker 2: At what point did you realize when.
Speaker 11: I took the ticket up to no, you got that far?
Speaker 11: He goes, this is the winning ticket.
Speaker 2: People would have also done like tats lotto, where you
Speaker 2: manually had to check and they would have thought that
Speaker 2: they had fun. Yes, and it was like eighty eight
Speaker 2: instead of a I.
Speaker 1: Stitched up a bloke at Corfield Rosel the other day.
Speaker 1: It was just a couple of Kewi lads. I just
Speaker 1: met him on an day or something. No, it was
Speaker 1: two days after and he was down and out and
Speaker 1: I said, oh, mat one, what.
Speaker 2: Do you mean down and out?
Speaker 6: He lost his car and stuff down and out.
Speaker 5: So he could still eat.
Speaker 3: He just lost his bet, He lost his allowance, his dignity.
Speaker 1: And I gave him my twenty dollars tab bet and
Speaker 1: when I made I to win on that you can
Speaker 1: use the winnings.
Speaker 5: Really thanks, mate, went running up.
Speaker 2: That was why would you do that to a stranger.
Speaker 3: An old man on Antac Day?
Speaker 5: Wasn't it? Don't do this. It wasn't old.
Speaker 6: Man, he said, it was on Antack day. It lost everything.
Speaker 6: It was car in his house and then you gave it.
Speaker 6: It was a year ago he's a twenty dollars ticket
Speaker 6: and it wasn't It was all a horrible man.
Speaker 5: It was a young Kiwi lad and they're in a group.
Speaker 5: We're just having a.
Speaker 3: Bit of said said old lad.
Speaker 2: I wasn't an old man, this old bloke at the pub.
Speaker 3: You are toying with the elderly. That is just horrendous.
Speaker 2: I thought you were better than you.
Speaker 5: Did not you think I was really?
Speaker 3: Did you really? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Not to a stranger. That's something he'd do to you,
Speaker 2: or I to a friend, not a foe.
Speaker 5: Thirteen twenty four ten, Have you celebrated too early?
Speaker 2: Dana and Barrick? Good morning?
Speaker 6: Was it y?
Speaker 7: Good morning? So I competed at the recent Paralympic Games,
Speaker 7: and we've done what I do athletics and I competed
Speaker 7: in the javelin.
Speaker 5: All right, you guys were practicing.
Speaker 1: We were out at the running track in the meet
Speaker 1: up to the Paralympics and we saw you guys practicing.
Speaker 2: Yes, you're not wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So I was the tenth out of the eleventh competitor
Speaker 7: and I went in with an injury, so like I
Speaker 7: wasn't at my best. Yeah, And so the girl that
Speaker 7: was currently sitting in third when I got her country's
Speaker 7: flag before I had thrown.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking that you wouldn't be able to do it
Speaker 2: because you were injured into debata.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, opd and I semestered by twenty five from
Speaker 7: me and she didn't want to shake my hands after.
Speaker 2: That's bad sportsmanship. But also it'd be so embarrassed, like
Speaker 2: the country, did you want a bronze medal at the Paralympics.
Speaker 4: Medal go off?
Speaker 2: Now, I would just like to point out that Jason's
Speaker 2: got his sports wrong, sports wrong. I believe it was
Speaker 2: archery that.
Speaker 7: I was going to say. I don't think you.
Speaker 3: Dana went along with it.
Speaker 2: She's like, yeah, it was archery that we saw. I
Speaker 2: mean they're kind of similar.
Speaker 5: They both got sharp points.
Speaker 2: How far do you throw that stick the japlin?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: So I actually compete in a striting frame because of
Speaker 7: my disabilities, and so I threw seventeen sixty five and
Speaker 7: the world record holder she threw twenty meters.
Speaker 2: Whoa, why not?
Speaker 7: Yes we throw, Yes, we throw the open women's weight
Speaker 7: like able bodied athletes.
Speaker 2: So that is amazing, well done, well done, a bronze medal.
Speaker 8: Huckle jeez, com to Yeah, I think we have to pds.
Speaker 8: You two are very fond of the PDA when you
Speaker 8: say it like it's together.
Speaker 3: We're not together, but you know with your respective partners.
Speaker 2: No, no, I don't mind it. Well, I don't mind it.
Speaker 2: Sometimes Paul is not a PDA.
Speaker 3: Guy, so you force it upon him.
Speaker 5: Does he get to stay.
Speaker 2: Like I'm a real I'm a real hand No, I'm
Speaker 2: a handholder. I'm tactile. I like like told and arm
Speaker 2: link a little, a little like head on the shoulder vibes.
Speaker 2: I'm not like it. Let's make out in the middle
Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 3: Supermarket, hand the other.
Speaker 2: The movies, Oh yeah, the movies is for hands.
Speaker 3: You should do a little smooch if.
Speaker 2: You can't hold hands in the movies.
Speaker 1: I was happy to do it at the start, but
Speaker 1: then I'm like, oh, do you get a bit. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm not comfort sweaty hands for your popcorn exactly.
Speaker 2: I'm not great with the left he's just pouring the boxing.
Speaker 2: Why who's a PDA. So who's in trouble?
Speaker 6: Many jenn and Timothy. It has to be one of
Speaker 6: adam satisfying surnames.
Speaker 3: To say, Charla, that's very Adam saying.
Speaker 5: They were recently caught.
Speaker 2: She's she's all over Give us a look at this,
Speaker 2: give us really interesting?
Speaker 5: This is that the Lakers game?
Speaker 2: So she's leaning across him.
Speaker 3: That's yeah, that's she's so keen. She's too keen. Yeah,
Speaker 3: she's too. Oh my goodness, it's a big smooch.
Speaker 2: Look, it's funny. I was talking to my friends bothering
Speaker 2: him Elliott about these two this morning. They're an interesting company.
Speaker 3: You don't believe it, you don't believe in their love.
Speaker 2: She is all over here. I don't know. I just
Speaker 2: don't know. It's just there's something about it that feels.
Speaker 5: They're in the bubble. You just can't keep your hands
Speaker 5: off each other.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he's cool. I feel like he's I feel
Speaker 2: like he's quite cool. And like Carmen, she's like really
Speaker 2: so excited to be on his arm.
Speaker 3: Isn't She's got a fair experience he does the ladies.
Speaker 5: Timothy, you've been gone to a wedding and when it
Speaker 5: gets to the kiss, it's just a bit whoa.
Speaker 2: No, it's beautiful. You do whatever you like.
Speaker 5: What do you mean you've never been the wedding? Where
Speaker 5: you come on?
Speaker 3: Parents?
Speaker 6: Did you see elbows smooch Jody the other night. No,
Speaker 6: can you please google it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was like a real.
Speaker 2: Google googled elbow kisses lady.
Speaker 3: It was. It was reminiscent of Kath and Kel.
Speaker 2: They went to the cheek.
Speaker 3: Look at the one on the left.
Speaker 1: They went to the cheek because they've got their eyes
Speaker 1: closed too early. They missed each other's mouths.
Speaker 2: No, that's just a pre photo. Remember, it's just a
Speaker 2: bad angle. They've gone for the kiss on the cheek.
Speaker 3: That Google Kath and Kell kiss. Well, yeah, it's strikingly similar.
Speaker 1: I remember I was telling you I kiss that girl once.
Speaker 1: It does look like Katherine Kel. Remember I was telling
Speaker 1: you I kiss that girl and I my eyes and
Speaker 1: her eyes were open just looking at it.
Speaker 5: That's terrifying, terrifying.
Speaker 2: The eyes open in the kiss.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like they're just watching you.
Speaker 3: I don't mind a PDA. If only I had someone
Speaker 3: to do it.
Speaker 5: Like, yeah, when you said you're into a handhold, do
Speaker 5: you just walk down the street like.
Speaker 1: This is an over one hundred. You're on the air, Jason,
Speaker 1: Lauren clints here as well as we do. Thanks you
Speaker 1: mates it she already express.
Speaker 2: Guys, I want to talk about my nan Nana mar
Speaker 2: You know Nana.
Speaker 5: Mah absolute trooper.
Speaker 2: She should be in She's an Australian treasure. She's ninety three.
Speaker 6: You can get you can become Senior Australian of the Year.
Speaker 6: You should put her forward, can you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Just for being an all round legs question.
Speaker 5: You went to your dinner last night at four?
Speaker 2: Do you reckon fifty five? Thank you?
Speaker 5: Margate later than you and she's ninety three.
Speaker 2: Probably I went to well, I went to a place
Speaker 2: the other day and she made lunch and it was
Speaker 2: like two thirty and I thought, God, this is close
Speaker 2: to my dinner time.
Speaker 5: This spins me out her place. She still lives independently.
Speaker 2: So Nan, my beautiful Nan, Nana Margh. All my friends
Speaker 2: know her. She's been like when we would holiday as
Speaker 2: a family, Nana Margaret always can't. She's like she's part
Speaker 2: of the clans. She's a queen of a patriarch.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, she's ninety three. She lives in the family home still,
Speaker 2: and just before Easter she had a fall. I've got
Speaker 2: the dreaded call saying NaN's had a fall. She's she
Speaker 2: wears an Apple watch, which she's really cool for someone
Speaker 2: who's ninety three. But the Apple Watch actually detects when
Speaker 2: you fall over in an alert. So I was in
Speaker 2: the state at the time. My brother got it, my mom,
Speaker 2: my stepdad, but get a notification. NaN's had a fall.
Speaker 2: Then it says on an Apple Watch, which is great
Speaker 2: for anyone that doesn't know this is a thing you
Speaker 2: can It's an amazing tool to have people who elderly
Speaker 2: live on their own, and it automatically calls an ambulance
Speaker 2: and then you can say whether you want it or not.
Speaker 2: She said, nah, not for me. I don't want an ambulance.
Speaker 2: She's well. She was outside ninety three and she decided
Speaker 2: that she thought the pool needed some more water.
Speaker 3: She's got a pool, she's got a.
Speaker 2: Pool mate, and she thought it needed small water because
Speaker 2: it had been warm. So she's got to put the
Speaker 2: hose in it.
Speaker 5: She's ninety three.
Speaker 3: I know, doesn't you have a pull guy.
Speaker 2: She has a pool guy.
Speaker 3: He heads it.
Speaker 2: No, No, I should have drove more often when the
Speaker 2: pool man's there. Anyway, Unfortunately she has tripped over the hose.
Speaker 2: My brother's got the alert. He's rushed over. My stepdad
Speaker 2: went over. I was in the state.
Speaker 3: She got up and because she tripped near the pool
Speaker 3: on the hose.
Speaker 5: This could have ended so much worse.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, it's bad enough when someone someone old, and
Speaker 2: when you get that call saying nuns had to fall
Speaker 2: us like us. I was gutted, and Mum said, look,
Speaker 2: she's okay, she's she's she's walked out to the car.
Speaker 2: So they've got her up. They've got her out to
Speaker 2: the car cause didn't know how bad the four was.
Speaker 2: And she was like, I don't need I don't need
Speaker 2: an ambulance. That's fine. She walks up to the car.
Speaker 2: They get her to the hospital. She's broken her hip
Speaker 2: and her shoulder, and.
Speaker 5: She didn't get an ambance. She's ninety three to the car.
Speaker 2: When they say we're not don't build them like they
Speaker 2: used to.
Speaker 5: We're not built like that.
Speaker 3: She's the hips go quick, don't she's got I think.
Speaker 2: At ninety three it's scary enough having an operation like
Speaker 2: going under absolutely at anyway, I go and visit her
Speaker 2: in the rehab and she's like, silly me, I've got
Speaker 2: a new hip. I'll be fine. Broken shoulder. Two and
Speaker 2: a half weeks later, she's at home, back at home,
Speaker 2: walking around, cooking me lunch.
Speaker 3: What a tough cookie cook?
Speaker 5: Sorry, what was the.
Speaker 2: Last cooking me lunch? I was like, can I bring anything?
Speaker 2: She goes and I've got I've got a key. She
Speaker 2: here for you of in the oven? Come on over?
Speaker 6: Love?
Speaker 3: How you I love a key?
Speaker 5: Exactly dinner?
Speaker 2: She's got a key.
Speaker 3: So she got she got back up again.
Speaker 2: She got knocked down, and she got up again. How
Speaker 2: tough are grandparents?
Speaker 5: I just.
Speaker 12: How is your name out of?
Speaker 10: Is your nana really need no?
Speaker 5: I was hoping you'd tumble one, but I know, I know,
Speaker 5: but we'd maybe our production already done.
Speaker 2: How tough is your nan? I'm thirteen, twenty fourteen. I
Speaker 2: want to know how tough your grandparents is? And it
Speaker 2: can be grandpa too, But there's something about NaN's and
Speaker 2: grandparents that they just keep going Like I would have
Speaker 2: called an ambulance if I had fallen and broken my finger.
Speaker 5: And that's why we've got the ambulance.
Speaker 3: Crosses a rampid crush.
Speaker 2: She's walked? Is your grandma?
Speaker 3: She's done the pinky? My grandma?
Speaker 6: She has little little barnies with some of the inmates
Speaker 6: at the retirement home, like.
Speaker 3: She has actual fisticuffs. Are you like a punch and
Speaker 3: she always wins. She's very strong.
Speaker 5: She got like a little ship.
Speaker 3: Mike needs. She's Mother's Day.
Speaker 5: She shaved one of the cards from the deck of
Speaker 5: Cards down.
Speaker 2: My great grandmother was one hundred and one when she
Speaker 2: passed away, and she used to complain in the nursing
Speaker 2: home that they're all so old, and I'd be like, Nan,
Speaker 2: you're older than by like thirty years.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: She'd have a shandy at nighttime. Yeah right, I want
Speaker 2: to know how tough is your nan? Is she out?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: Is she out there like my nan at ninety three
Speaker 2: putting water in the pool and watering the garden herself?
Speaker 2: What she doing? What about your nan? Not your nan?
Speaker 2: The neighbor who was your name? Oh, it's very oldly
Speaker 2: and used to take your bins out for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah she did.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they were the days I should never have moved
Speaker 6: from Hawthorne to bring the bins in.
Speaker 5: I mean there was it was going to come to
Speaker 5: an end at some point.
Speaker 2: All right, Melbourne thirteen. Right, how tough is your nan?
Speaker 2: Played again.
Speaker 5: We're asking how tough is your nan?
Speaker 3: How tough is your nana?
Speaker 2: Really need to know we're talking about how they don't
Speaker 2: build them like they used to. My nan is tough
Speaker 2: as nails. She tripped over the other day when she
Speaker 2: was at ninety three going out to put the hose
Speaker 2: in the pools, give it a bit more water because
Speaker 2: it had been warm. She broke her hip and broke
Speaker 2: her shoulder, and she got up and walked to the
Speaker 2: car to get to She's had a new hip and
Speaker 2: she got a broken shoulder, and she's out of rehab.
Speaker 2: And I popped over the other day and she cooked
Speaker 2: me lunch, so and a half weeks after having a
Speaker 2: new hip and a broken shoulder.
Speaker 5: Growing up her mum's mum, My Nan lived with us
Speaker 5: and she'd she'd make my bed till I was like sixteen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, NaN's just get their head. I mean, it's not
Speaker 2: how lazy is your son that? How tough is your name?
Speaker 3: I broke my hip and my shoulder. I'd take six
Speaker 3: months off six months genuine, that's all the footballers do.
Speaker 5: Sickly Waverley Jess is called up morning mining. How tough
Speaker 5: is your nan?
Speaker 13: She's so tough. So she was mowing the lawns. It's
Speaker 13: like the Grand Old Age of eighty five.
Speaker 2: That's awesome, yep.
Speaker 13: And like It was an old school lawn mower, and
Speaker 13: it flicked up a rock that like got embedded in
Speaker 13: her shin. And my grand didn't drive, and she didn't
Speaker 13: want to bother a taxi person because she'd get the
Speaker 13: taxi dirty with the blood. So she walked to the GP,
Speaker 13: which would have been like, I don't know a stair
Speaker 13: away with this rock in her leg and just kind
Speaker 13: of wandered in and said I've got something in my
Speaker 13: leg and they were like, what is going on?
Speaker 2: She walked there. Now, your NaN's in Mount Waverley. That's
Speaker 2: where my nan lives. That's where Clinton nan lives in
Speaker 2: Mount Waverley. They're tough as nails are but grandparents just
Speaker 2: get their hands dirty. They just they don't want to
Speaker 2: bother any you.
Speaker 3: Know what they've been through the Great Depression? Is that
Speaker 3: what I meant? Yeah, the hard times back then.
Speaker 2: Thanks Clinton and away, let's go to Ruby and Baronia.
Speaker 14: Morning. My husband's nine year old grandmother was a real
Speaker 14: dar devil. Last year she went skydiving ninety I love seeing.
Speaker 5: This on the news when they throw old people.
Speaker 2: Was she scared or she was just like no, this
Speaker 2: is living.
Speaker 14: I think she was, but she yeah, you can see.
Speaker 14: You can actually watch the news article on seven or
Speaker 14: channel nine. Yeah, but she actually wanted to go again
Speaker 14: by the end of it.
Speaker 2: But the landing must be hard when you're bones.
Speaker 14: Finally enough, she actually was the only one out of
Speaker 14: the granddaughters that landed perfectly.
Speaker 5: Did she go a second time?
Speaker 14: No, sadly she did pass away in March.
Speaker 2: What was name's name? Betty Lot, Betty good on your
Speaker 2: Betty Milt.
Speaker 3: She's tough as nails, sprinkled the ashes viras skydive.
Speaker 2: They might have done that. You never know.
Speaker 5: No, it's a lot of wind. You don't want to
Speaker 5: scatter them.
Speaker 2: Better freeze scatter them all right, Darcy, good morning? How
Speaker 2: tough is your nan?
Speaker 10: She locked herself out one day, mind you, she was
Speaker 10: one hundred at this point and set the sound of
Speaker 10: little bit. She's got a set of bins next to
Speaker 10: her fence or near her front door.
Speaker 9: No so yeah, she.
Speaker 15: Decided to climb them, oh, to get back over the fence.
Speaker 15: And did she get over well, thankfully admits that a
Speaker 15: neighbor had called her son, who came and stopped her
Speaker 15: and got her down.
Speaker 2: I don't think I could get on top of the
Speaker 2: you're in your forty one hundred. She's climbed on the
Speaker 2: top of the bin. But you know what, she would
Speaker 2: have been so annoyed when she was stopped as well.
Speaker 3: Should ever know?
Speaker 2: I got this? Guys? Are you all worried about? You?
Speaker 2: Young punks? Are thirty? I've lasted one hundred years on
Speaker 2: this earth. I know how to do it.
Speaker 5: I'd be sitting across the legged on the front and
Speaker 5: and wait for the locksmith.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like my nan, she was born in nineteen thirty one,
Speaker 2: that's all. Well, wow, like that's nearly the twenties and
Speaker 2: we're in the twenties now.
Speaker 5: That's crazy, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Well, she's in her nineties, so it's edging closer.
Speaker 5: Is that PlayStation one era?
Speaker 2: I don't know what they played? Marbles? Maybe John John?
Speaker 9: Hello?
Speaker 3: How are you going?
Speaker 2: How tough?
Speaker 16: Syn So she was a very independent woman. She would
Speaker 16: travel all around Melbourne train tram walking, She just sort
Speaker 16: of got herself around everywhere. One day she was walking
Speaker 16: along the road and a couple of guys, one driving
Speaker 16: the screwed up one on behind, came past and tried
Speaker 16: to put her their arm through the strap on her bag. Yeah,
Speaker 16: to steal her handbag, and she pulled that guy clean
Speaker 16: off the back of the scooter zoom by and proceeded
Speaker 16: to whack him with her bag until a couple of
Speaker 16: guys came over and apprehended him, and the cops got.
Speaker 2: What's NaN's name? What was NaN's name? Maria diss With
Speaker 2: Maria in her handbag, it would have been like one
Speaker 2: of those ones the Queen used to carry, like a bowling.
Speaker 5: There'd be nothing in there.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, she'd have cash because they don't like.
Speaker 12: Thursday.
Speaker 2: First day my name, got out of hospital with a
Speaker 2: broken hip and you shoulder, she said, take me straight
Speaker 2: to the hair dress room getting a blow over, straight
Speaker 2: for straight for a blazer.
Speaker 5: They're looking at me.
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Speaker 1: style cultlan.
Speaker 3: Not a sour crack. I don't mind it.
Speaker 2: What about a Frankfort?
Speaker 5: No, you know what Frankfort?
Speaker 2: What about a stegn of beer beer? I think it's
Speaker 2: how they.
Speaker 3: Say you need to have the salt on the bratwurst,
Speaker 3: like the I.
Speaker 2: Don't like, Oh my god, what's that accent?
Speaker 5: That German.
Speaker 3: English?
Speaker 2: That's not German. That's not even English with a German accent.
Speaker 2: I don't like. The worst is not German.
Speaker 5: I should be doing anymore?
Speaker 2: How do you say? I like, we're just I'm not
Speaker 2: doing an accent. I'm speaking German.
Speaker 3: Quick she did three years, Lauren.
Speaker 2: The only thing I learned how to say, is I
Speaker 2: live in a tree which is really really unused?
Speaker 5: Do you reckon? I say, our career and play this Moring.
Speaker 3: Play this song?
Speaker 1: Okay, I like this, So it's here and now hey
Speaker 1: remember being announced it this morning, Ashes coming to Melbourne.
Speaker 1: When you hear us play Ash, give us a ring
Speaker 1: of tickets to yours guys. On the other side of this,
Speaker 1: I've organized a surprise for you too this morning.
Speaker 5: You guys want to head to Italy?
Speaker 3: They've indeed.
Speaker 2: I think it's spout with a.
Speaker 3: Bit, isn't it chance danced?
Speaker 5: Some chance you can get it together?
Speaker 2: Do you say chance? Yeah, I would say chance.
Speaker 3: The wrapper I mix it up a bit the Australian.
Speaker 2: That's tricky.
Speaker 1: Some bands have come into effect in Adelaide when it
Speaker 1: comes to advertising products on buses and trains over there.
Speaker 1: The government's coming out and they're trying to pull back
Speaker 1: obesity numbers. So that's a good idea, but they're bringing
Speaker 1: rules about what you can and can't advertise during school
Speaker 1: drop off and pick up on public transport.
Speaker 2: But I hang on ads on trams and busses like
Speaker 2: permanently stuck on for months at a time.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, there's new rules and effects, So you can't
Speaker 5: stick up one.
Speaker 2: Not just during school hours, it's all the time.
Speaker 1: So it's going to come into effect from July one.
Speaker 1: Prohibits a range of junk food items being put on display, chocolate, lollies, desserts,
Speaker 1: ice creams, got all the good stuff that sucks.
Speaker 12: And processed meats, ham ham ham and over there they
Speaker 12: have that process bus.
Speaker 6: Like champagne. Then it's not the honey what's the honey one?
Speaker 6: The honey process?
Speaker 3: What did your parents used to be? I had and
Speaker 3: tomato sauce, chicken.
Speaker 2: Loaf process, chick loved chicken loaf. Oh my god, it's well,
Speaker 2: it's like they like, I don't know, they make the
Speaker 2: chicken obviously, the chicken is born in the shape of
Speaker 2: a roll and then they slice it in perfect circles.
Speaker 2: The kids don't is chicken mof still existing?
Speaker 5: I think it is chickens.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have had chicken loaf in twenty.
Speaker 3: Condiment do you have with it?
Speaker 2: I think I just used to have chicken loafing raw
Speaker 2: dog maybe mayo. Yeah, it feels like and back then
Speaker 2: it wasn't coopy mayo. It was like got me old
Speaker 2: egg whole legg Mayo.
Speaker 5: Do you get me thinking about old school school treats
Speaker 5: that they don't have the good stuff that we would
Speaker 5: have bombs?
Speaker 2: Speak about five sherbet bombs for ten cents.
Speaker 5: Who's up for a game?
Speaker 3: Oh? Absolutely?
Speaker 5: It involves a blind fold?
Speaker 3: Not for me, Clinton, it's a kinky blindfold as well.
Speaker 3: Where have you got this job? You bring this one
Speaker 3: in from home. It's like it's a beautiful saturn.
Speaker 5: Whack that on. You can be a support person to
Speaker 5: make sure this is.
Speaker 2: A stop stroking your satin blindfold and throw.
Speaker 5: I bought in some old school treats that we would
Speaker 5: have had.
Speaker 2: I would have done an if I knew was old.
Speaker 3: Come at me.
Speaker 2: I got my eyes shut to give me.
Speaker 5: Can you feed him because you're closer to the desk?
Speaker 2: One for him, one for me?
Speaker 5: Okay, did you have this item growing up in your lunch?
Speaker 2: No, we're too old for this.
Speaker 3: Come on?
Speaker 2: Is he touching it?
Speaker 5: Or just straighten the straight the GB I reckon.
Speaker 2: This is an old school, this is news school.
Speaker 5: It's straight the god, what is it any ideas?
Speaker 6: It's like tas like race bubbles cmm.
Speaker 5: This one brings back some memories.
Speaker 2: One brings back some memories. And you know what, I
Speaker 2: lost my first tooth eating one of these, and I
Speaker 2: swallowed it.
Speaker 3: Can you just remember that I've got some intolerance.
Speaker 2: Issues, and oh I've got some intolerance issues, and I'm
Speaker 2: intolerance to your winging. No, that's a good.
Speaker 5: One that brings back chewy.
Speaker 3: That a roll up.
Speaker 5: Real free it apparently sugar made with real fruit.
Speaker 2: Not as sugar as they used to be.
Speaker 5: No, I know, well they made with real fruit.
Speaker 3: Did you used to roll the roll up into a
Speaker 3: ball and just eat the whole ball?
Speaker 2: I used to roll it up like as it came
Speaker 2: out of package and re roll it and then eat
Speaker 2: it like that.
Speaker 3: Im still it might still?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've got a problem. There's roll No, No, no
Speaker 1: normal roll up. No, he needs to cleanse his palate
Speaker 1: because there's one that's going to really bring back memory.
Speaker 3: Memory.
Speaker 5: Kid, it's not tiny teddies. Don't tell what it is
Speaker 5: because he's got to try it.
Speaker 2: Oh, can you still get that?
Speaker 5: You can still get it now? The only problem is.
Speaker 2: No, I can't read him that.
Speaker 5: Why not don't beat a spoon?
Speaker 2: I keep it's from my breakfast.
Speaker 5: You this will bring back your childhood?
Speaker 2: Should I do both?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: No, no, just the o is okay, here we go
Speaker 5: going in the garden, open wide.
Speaker 2: Come on, you pansy, what is it? Text?
Speaker 6: I know what that is? What is it, jays? That
Speaker 6: is the taste of my youth. That is a yoga, yoga.
Speaker 3: The brain as well. That's good.
Speaker 2: Eminem's in it, my parents us give me the world
Speaker 2: nuts in it.
Speaker 5: I think, oh no, oh god, I'm you. And now
Speaker 5: this didn't come with condiments. It was just straight up.
Speaker 2: It was you can take it off the yoga. What
Speaker 2: was it called yogo split?
Speaker 3: And you have to.
Speaker 2: They're a bit tight on the lollies. And it came
Speaker 2: with its own spoon back in the day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well we're supposed to have one, but the spoon's
Speaker 5: not in there.
Speaker 2: Do you remember? Do you remember the little the little.
Speaker 1: Flier well, Fliper Melbourne, if you could.
Speaker 2: You know you got sad when stuck in the house.
Speaker 3: You don't came on. Executive producer Brody is meant to be.
Speaker 5: I thought he was having a fit.
Speaker 3: He's grinding a pole out.
Speaker 2: There, Brody, You and I must go to this concert together.
Speaker 2: We must.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, it's you and me, Laurie all day.
Speaker 2: Let's go, Oh luck banger after banger.
Speaker 6: Can we just can we just stop the hip thrust?
Speaker 6: So Brodie keep it going on the workplace till you.
Speaker 2: Return your buddy. You want to.
Speaker 5: That's a banger.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, you get the fire back on.
Speaker 5: Let's shut this again.
Speaker 3: Were on it, We're on it, We're on the radio.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, all the screens have lit up with
Speaker 2: an open fireplace sing at Melbourne. Oh well, you got
Speaker 2: it bad. It's one of the great songs of all time.
Speaker 2: And I reckon. I was in someone do a Live Google.
Speaker 2: I was in year ten when I was dirty dancing
Speaker 2: to that song. So that was two thousand and two.
Speaker 2: My guess is that song came out around two thousand
Speaker 2: and two.
Speaker 1: Right, well, let's go to the phones, because guys, first, anyone's.
Speaker 2: None of them are playing attention to come, be honest,
Speaker 2: they are Oh, don't be the fun police clean.
Speaker 6: Oh no, I'm just I just I don't think anyone
Speaker 6: has head brought into your twenty four.
Speaker 5: Twenty four, Oh Stephanie, you're going to rusher.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, hey, Stephanie, you got a bad came
Speaker 2: out in two thousand and one.
Speaker 1: Oh oh oh oh oh, Stephanie, you have first free
Speaker 1: tickets in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Stephani, are you going to take Melbourne?
Speaker 2: How old are you can?
Speaker 3: I ask?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Right in the heating zone. Right in the heating zone,
Speaker 2: you would have been a young and in your bedroom
Speaker 2: dancing to Usher.
Speaker 5: I think we're gonna have to keep playing us song.
Speaker 7: All morning?
Speaker 2: Is it usher Day?
Speaker 5: It's Usher Day?
Speaker 2: It's Usher Day?
Speaker 5: What do we go to do? We go burn next?
Speaker 3: It's called usher in your Thursday?
Speaker 5: Usher in your Thursday?
Speaker 3: Here at nov like it.
Speaker 5: Love that for us.
Speaker 2: Sorry to our musical director, your suggestions are out the window.
Speaker 1: Usher is in Scott Baker, Teddy Smith is going to
Speaker 1: be wrapped. Mother's Day is fast approaching. The kids are
Speaker 1: off to the Mother's Day stall today.
Speaker 2: Oh is that today? Why not tomorrow?
Speaker 5: I think they break it up because they restock.
Speaker 2: Also, if you forget, yeah, you got another day up.
Speaker 2: You say, what's on offer to school Mother's Day store?
Speaker 2: Do you get a flyer or something?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: Oh no, there's no pamphlet.
Speaker 3: How much?
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 1: I think you're allowed to take five bucks Father's Day Store.
Speaker 1: I've still got my dad's.
Speaker 2: Best mug, best smug or best dad smug I'm not sure.
Speaker 5: But tomorrow this snuck up is out and your Mother's.
Speaker 3: Day lunch so excited.
Speaker 2: What are we going to wear? What are you guys wearing?
Speaker 1: Well, see that's not your number one question, Clint, you're
Speaker 1: out of the room before and you know how we
Speaker 1: got Gary Sebastian performance. Lauren wants to ask guy if
Speaker 1: she can do a duet.
Speaker 2: Singing.
Speaker 5: Lauren did some off air, no practicing, No, take a
Speaker 5: listen to this.
Speaker 2: The sun set up, you borry my heart and.
Speaker 3: Future wait for Its not bad like that.
Speaker 2: It's a it's a bit low for me, but this
Speaker 2: is good. Dreams came.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, do you reckon?
Speaker 2: You'll sing angels? Ma, Mary, I could do a.
Speaker 6: Lot now.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: Sebastian joining us to up tomorrow at our Mother's Day lunch.
Speaker 1: Speaking in Mother's Day, we're going to chat more about
Speaker 1: it on the other side.
Speaker 3: Of this, I'll do you do it.
Speaker 2: Oh, we're doing Usher again.
Speaker 3: We're going We're actually no more tickets, No more tickets, Usher,
Speaker 3: let's go.
Speaker 5: We announce this morning Ushes coming to Melbourne. So we're
Speaker 5: celebrating by Oh they're calling again.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no, no, no, no more tickets,
Speaker 1: just saying no, no more, no tickets not here, We've
Speaker 1: already given them away.
Speaker 3: Is that it?
Speaker 5: Usher burn right across Melbourne? This is no bar?
Speaker 4: Oh wow, the wheels, it's nearly Friday. Good enough, she
Speaker 4: gets you off and about it?
Speaker 3: Really does no one more?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Usher is on the way to Melbourne. Click just
Speaker 1: heading back in the studio. You missed the singleong Ping.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, yes, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm not gauging the same sense of enthusiasm for USh
Speaker 2: from Clint as there is from some other people of
Speaker 2: the team.
Speaker 6: I'm the same Get on board mate, Oh sorry, I'm
Speaker 6: just not a I'm not a raging fan, that's all.
Speaker 5: Oh, sh shame, shame.
Speaker 2: Shame, shame, shame, shame. He saw the fireplaces light up,
Speaker 2: he thought it was going to be burned for you
Speaker 2: by John Farmer hid in here like a little pony,
Speaker 2: and then Usher went.
Speaker 5: Back to donate.
Speaker 3: I just don't profit.
Speaker 2: Ah, you're just being a bit of a like sorry,
Speaker 2: a little okay, just gone very weird about it. Does
Speaker 2: anyone else think he's got weird about it? Have you
Speaker 2: got been there in our producers?
Speaker 3: Have you got beef with Usher? Yeah? Idea, Yeah, I
Speaker 3: got beef with thoughts.
Speaker 2: Do you think he's been weird about it?
Speaker 12: Being so strange?
Speaker 3: Clinton strange?
Speaker 5: You're off him.
Speaker 2: I can tell Tuck he's gone so far off him
Speaker 2: that he doesn't know how to come back and pretend
Speaker 2: we can't.
Speaker 5: Now damage is done?
Speaker 3: What done to you? You two were just winding out.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna play along.
Speaker 2: You can't even laugh about it.
Speaker 3: Careless.
Speaker 5: We've obviously crossed the line, and I apologize.
Speaker 2: We have hit the sore spot. Did you get dumped
Speaker 2: to the only reason you need?
Speaker 3: You need to be seeing someone to be dumped even
Speaker 3: in high school.
Speaker 5: We can move on.
Speaker 2: No one mentioned he's not even coming to Melbourne anymore.
Speaker 2: He's just canceled his tour.
Speaker 5: Not planning anymore us.
Speaker 3: No, please, do you play all the ash you like?
Speaker 5: Okay, I can't win now he wants to hear him.
Speaker 2: What's your favorite USh?
Speaker 3: The one with the fireplace.
Speaker 2: We've already pretending he doesn't know the name of them.
Speaker 2: That must have been the breakers?
Speaker 3: Are you bullying me? I'm off home. I'm being bullied now.
Speaker 2: You're a really bad sport.
Speaker 1: You know only one thing is going to bring this back,
Speaker 1: perfect confessions. But this is going out to one Sea
Speaker 1: stand away.
Speaker 2: Usher's least favorite fan. Wow, we really hit a soft spot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you just join, You's big news this morning, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: I don't hate Susher, No, no, the other news.
Speaker 5: USh is coming to Melbourne.
Speaker 2: And everyone loves USh except for Clintston.
Speaker 5: Not everyone, it turns out.
Speaker 2: But he said he couldn't care less, and then he
Speaker 2: just I couldn't possibly care more.
Speaker 3: I know we'll be impossible, like we grew up with us.
Speaker 2: We've even just done an Usher half hour completely unprompted.
Speaker 2: We're going to be in big trouble.
Speaker 5: Where's where's Clinton on home?
Speaker 3: He's sulking in his newsboot.
Speaker 2: Oh he definitely got it dumped to a ushes.
Speaker 5: Absolutely? Do you reckon numerous ones or you know?
Speaker 2: Once someone invited me on a date to Rumber and
Speaker 2: they pulled out that morning and I never got to go,
Speaker 2: and I was so sad. Maybe that's what happened to Clinton.
Speaker 2: I think I should have played it rumba.
Speaker 5: Yeah he did.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure and I missed it. Yeah that's my trauma.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Clint, and you're still here. I'm still storm out.
Speaker 2: I'm still believing in us. I wasn't USh just fault.
Speaker 2: My heart got broken.
Speaker 5: Can you tell him we're going to need him back
Speaker 5: in the studio because.
Speaker 2: We're going to play yea in a minute. Yeah, ye.
Speaker 3: Should we do that?
Speaker 2: The Usher one that needed with Pip, We'll do them both.
Speaker 2: Oh I also did that. We'll just really put him
Speaker 2: David Gumi.
Speaker 5: Hey, you are listening to one.
Speaker 2: He's on DJ got me Fun and Love again with Piple.
Speaker 5: No more Rushers coming.
Speaker 2: We're on Usher FM. We're ushering into your Thursday tomorrow.
Speaker 5: We are hosting our and your Mother's Day event. Oh
Speaker 5: Clint's back.
Speaker 2: Clint's back. We weren't talking about you, Okay, we thought
Speaker 2: you'd left.
Speaker 3: Oh no, it's just in the news room about the
Speaker 3: Mother's Day lunch.
Speaker 2: Did you get the breaking news that Ushers coming to Melbourne?
Speaker 3: Is he really?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: He is?
Speaker 5: Sorry Clinton, you want another USh?
Speaker 2: Yeah? With Ludicruss going out to stand away.
Speaker 1: Wheels are off this morning, We've gone rogue. We're celebrating
Speaker 1: the Usher is coming to Melbourne. Or your ticket details
Speaker 1: go to live nation dot com dot au. We have
Speaker 1: offloaded all our tickets this morning, but no doubt and
Speaker 1: over one hundred will have a stack of them in
Speaker 1: the leader.
Speaker 2: Surely, but I'm going to have to get some Oh
Speaker 2: buy them, Okay, what I want? I really would like
Speaker 2: good seats if anyone from Live Nation, I'll come with you.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we could sit start a stage maybe.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the whole show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll last half hour.
Speaker 2: We should get Usher on the show and see what
Speaker 2: he did to Clint?
Speaker 5: Yes, Usha, what happened?
Speaker 2: What happened between you two?
Speaker 3: Have you got beef?
Speaker 5: You guys talk still?
Speaker 2: I don't think they talk now.
Speaker 5: I get that vibe too.
Speaker 2: If you just joined, they've blocked each other on the ground,
Speaker 2: you don't.
Speaker 3: Follow them blocked him.
Speaker 5: He's given his donuts.
Speaker 1: Is just loving normally the target so nice it is.
Speaker 1: I can get why you guys do it to me
Speaker 1: because you get a kick out of it.
Speaker 6: But what's always also, I can't even talk. It's also
Speaker 6: grinding his gears. Is that I'm not I'm not breaking.
Speaker 5: We've gotten to him. Hey, guys, Mother's Day lunch tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yes, USh is not coming, so you can.
Speaker 5: Are you all good with guys?
Speaker 2: We wouldn't do that to you.
Speaker 3: To know what would happen?
Speaker 2: The mums love Clint. The one thing I know is
Speaker 2: that Clint is the gift on mothers exactly. We don't
Speaker 2: want to upset everyone loves Clint. Everyone's mums love Clint.
Speaker 5: Guys, Sebastian's performing live. We're gonna havelad some more invites
Speaker 5: to it and your Mother's Day lunch coming up next
Speaker 5: on over Hey.
Speaker 4: That is it.
Speaker 3: We are out here.
Speaker 5: Thanks for joining us today, Melbourne. It has been an
Speaker 5: salute hoop.
Speaker 2: I've had a great time today.
Speaker 3: There's been it's been a busy show.
Speaker 2: It's been fun. Yeah, it's got that Friday.
Speaker 3: Field so I wheels were off today.
Speaker 2: We're having a team outing up Jason, Lauren and Clint
Speaker 2: know that Mother's dated up for you.
Speaker 3: Cocky tea?
Speaker 2: Cannot you got to have a cocky tea? Do you
Speaker 2: know what cocky teas are?
Speaker 3: On the minute I'll reveal tomorrow, spirits, you'll reveal. What
Speaker 3: are you going to do?
Speaker 5: Just ask them for the menu.
Speaker 2: You're going to be making some flaming margarita's behind the
Speaker 2: bar or.
Speaker 5: Something, bottle of tom Cruise in cocktail, it's more like
Speaker 5: Brian Brown.
Speaker 6: I know what I had in ballet. You have in
Speaker 6: ballet a spicy coconut margarita.
Speaker 2: Oh, so spicy.
Speaker 3: You need to try them.
Speaker 2: The coconut would balance out.
Speaker 1: You need to try the cooker Burroughs. What the cooker
Speaker 1: barre cocktail? At What's that beach Club?
Speaker 5: Everyone goes to potato head, cooker barrel cocktail, potato head. Wow,
Speaker 5: it'll blow your mind.
Speaker 3: We're not going to do that.
Speaker 2: What we're going to do is try the cocktails, kiss
Speaker 2: and tail, the kiss and tail cocktails. They'll be doors.
Speaker 5: We will see tomorrow around melchrasen Is in next Bye.
Speaker 3: Bye, Jason Lauren.
Speaker 2: Lauren wake up feeling
Speaker 10: Good following them on the socials