Speaker 1: Consumer said, here's some of the first bets from Jason
Speaker 1: Loan while we're.
Speaker 2: On breaky cool everyone the purpose in the house.
Speaker 3: Jason Lawrence, tell me what you know.
Speaker 2: Each week women getting someone in from the force, different departments.
Speaker 4: We had a negotiator in the other week.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we love this segment.
Speaker 2: I was using his skills to try and get one
Speaker 2: of the kids out of their room the other day.
Speaker 2: I did the whole joke thing because you know how
Speaker 2: he said, you're not funny, but that it works. He
Speaker 2: opened the door and said, Dad, you're not funny, and
Speaker 2: our sympathy my kid left the room.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I remember that police negotiator said to get someone
Speaker 6: off of rufie.
Speaker 5: I said, if you make me laugh, I'll get.
Speaker 4: Down no matter how bad. This week's a bit of
Speaker 4: a different one. We have.
Speaker 2: As If who is a custody officer supervisor working for
Speaker 2: the police. This guy has a photographic memory which would
Speaker 2: one hundred percent come in andy for your job.
Speaker 4: Good morning, mate, how are you.
Speaker 7: Good morning guys, Thanks for having me in your show.
Speaker 7: It's really good to have to be here.
Speaker 2: So run us through how your photographic memory skill comes
Speaker 2: in comes in play when it comes to policing.
Speaker 7: Oh well, if I meet someone, I just don't forget
Speaker 7: him like you never when I see him, how he
Speaker 7: behaves like he NeDi end doesn't matter like another one
Speaker 7: I dealt with him. Let's suppose like Nearty two years ago,
Speaker 7: I still remember his face and the name as well.
Speaker 6: So it says here that there was a case where
Speaker 6: more than one hundred thousand dollars in sunglasses has had
Speaker 6: been stolen, and there was a photo circulated and you
Speaker 6: remembered this person from dealing with him back in two
Speaker 6: thousand and eight.
Speaker 7: Eight.
Speaker 8: Yep, that's exactly right.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 7: I dealt with him in two thousand and night and
Speaker 7: I could remember the time as well, and I could
Speaker 7: remember where this what discussion I had with him.
Speaker 5: That is amazing. And what is it?
Speaker 6: Is it people's faces that you recognize or is it
Speaker 6: tattoos or is it.
Speaker 5: The way they walk?
Speaker 7: I just simply like you know, the how they're like
Speaker 7: he needy behave like standing posture, anyone's hand movements, all.
Speaker 5: Their mannerisms and everything.
Speaker 6: Because I often watch those crime stopper ads and I
Speaker 6: think I know that person. I seen that person before,
Speaker 6: don't you.
Speaker 2: Sometimes with the crime stoppers the recreation, so you might
Speaker 2: have seen them all.
Speaker 3: Saints as I needed you at university?
Speaker 1: Where were you when I was trying to remember quotes
Speaker 1: from books and all that.
Speaker 4: A readon funny enough?
Speaker 2: So obviously you've got a photographic memory when it comes
Speaker 2: to policing. What about at home? Like like, I'm pretty
Speaker 2: good where I watch my wife put her keys on
Speaker 2: mobile phone down. Oh, you're never losing them, and I'll
Speaker 2: remember that, and lou will message me during the show like, hey, babe,
Speaker 2: do you know where my keys are? And I know
Speaker 2: I can go, Yeah, blue couch, left hand side.
Speaker 7: Oh, it's the same thing with my wife as well.
Speaker 7: You know this is that I just relate on your subways.
Speaker 7: Please don't leave me.
Speaker 4: Where have you ever lost your carrot? Chad?
Speaker 6: He'd never lose anything. Do you remember people's names and
Speaker 6: their stories as well? Or just you're like I know
Speaker 6: that person.
Speaker 7: No, I just most of the people who I dealt
Speaker 7: with them that I just remember their names as well,
Speaker 7: so it's easy to give their names like you.
Speaker 5: And when did you realize you had this amazing skill?
Speaker 7: Well, it's when I joined the Big Pole, you know,
Speaker 7: the twenty sixteen, the first one the person I identified
Speaker 7: because of one of my sergeant going through the footages
Speaker 7: and I said, oh, yeah, I know this guy and
Speaker 7: she's just looking at me.
Speaker 8: Who'sy I said, that's his name, and she goes.
Speaker 6: Soon go into the police force. Because you knew you
Speaker 6: had this incredible skill. You realized it once you joined.
Speaker 7: No, I've once I joined it, like and I started
Speaker 7: picking people like you from the steels of this guy him,
Speaker 7: this guy him, and.
Speaker 1: So these are all people of interest basically, it's POI.
Speaker 1: And then you will they'll throw you some CCTV. You'll
Speaker 1: go through CCTV and you'll be like, I've seen him before.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's a South Melbourne market.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you're like on Law and Order.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when they put the photo into the system and
Speaker 2: the system is going to shoo the system.
Speaker 4: You're the systems in Law and Order.
Speaker 7: It's recognition. You can say, like, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: And they having said that, then people start saying, oh,
Speaker 7: you are super recognized. I never knew, so I just
Speaker 7: google it and I found out in the UK, in Scotland,
Speaker 7: they have the whole squad of people like you. Yeah,
Speaker 7: they're just like their job is to like they only
Speaker 7: look at the court through the footage.
Speaker 3: I have a medium or as well, she did some
Speaker 3: great work. It was the medium like a psyche.
Speaker 4: A medium.
Speaker 6: Law in order is not actually a true representation of
Speaker 6: what happens you see if but do you like see
Speaker 6: people and think, oh, I remember him, I remember what
Speaker 6: he said to me in high school and how mean
Speaker 6: that was. And and now you said mini straight and
Speaker 6: you're a police officer, and just want to give him
Speaker 6: a piece of your mind.
Speaker 8: Like you know, I'm stopping on the lights.
Speaker 7: The people I dealt with them, you know, sometimes they
Speaker 7: just walk across the road.
Speaker 8: And I said, oh, yeah, that's you know.
Speaker 6: I mean, your wife would get away with nothing. I
Speaker 6: wouldn't want to be married to you.
Speaker 4: Where's the garbage guy around again this week?
Speaker 5: I didn't leave there. I didn't do that, did I remember?
Speaker 2: I've got a question. Okay, it's not the it's not
Speaker 2: the most serious police in question. But is it true
Speaker 2: members of the force get discounted drive throughs or in
Speaker 2: your uniform? Like have you ever rocked up at macas
Speaker 2: in your uniform and they've gone ten percent off?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 7: I never, I never done that. So I can't give
Speaker 7: the answer like, you know.
Speaker 4: Let's go to my next question.
Speaker 5: You know, police.
Speaker 6: Officers don't just sit around and eat donuts like in
Speaker 6: the Simpsons either.
Speaker 1: Again spoiler alert, are you good at that memory game?
Speaker 1: You know where you've got the cards and like tomato, you.
Speaker 3: Know you're good at that game.
Speaker 8: I give a shot, you know, I play that.
Speaker 3: He'd also be good at counting cards at the casino.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, he's a police officer.
Speaker 4: Down the crowd. Sign him up the deal or not?
Speaker 5: You'd remember where the briefcases were.
Speaker 6: In all seriousness, though, when has this skill come in handy?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 6: What are some of the cases that you've managed to
Speaker 6: blow wide open because of this extraordinary skill you have?
Speaker 7: Oh well, there is a lot, but I could give
Speaker 7: you the one example. The other day, you know, there
Speaker 7: was a POI they were looking for it. They identified too,
Speaker 7: but they couldn't identify the one and they still sensitive
Speaker 7: footage was like a pretty bad But I know straight
Speaker 7: away this guy when I dealt with him, I tap
Speaker 7: with him in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 5: And he kicked it straight away.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I.
Speaker 7: Knew what time he came into my station and what
Speaker 7: was his what was he charged for?
Speaker 5: Like you know you remember the time in the day
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, and you know I'm in the ice rat
Speaker 7: was remember the member who dealt with him and he
Speaker 7: was involved in the kidnapping. And I within a not
Speaker 7: even a five minutes, I sent an email to the
Speaker 7: detective and he replied me back, that's amazing.
Speaker 8: Thanks going on like.
Speaker 5: You know, oh that isn't that is amazing.
Speaker 4: I wish we didn't meet you now, because.
Speaker 2: If we ever come up with a person of interest,
Speaker 2: you're going to be like April eighteen, wearing that silly
Speaker 2: hat on his head, fat little rang and pushing the buttons.
Speaker 6: But I know it's like a photographic memory, but do
Speaker 6: you haven't, Like I can't remember what I had for
Speaker 6: breakfast yesterday, right? Do you remember like life events and
Speaker 6: things as well, or it's just you got to see
Speaker 6: an image.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I do remember the life events as well. And
Speaker 7: I heard that thing as well. People come up to
Speaker 7: me and they said, oh, we can't even to remember
Speaker 7: what we had last night and the dinner, but you
Speaker 7: remember these things, and it's like, you know, well, it's
Speaker 7: just stuck in my head, you know, to the.
Speaker 2: To the cops ever get on the beers on a Friday,
Speaker 2: like a team meet and go hey, as if we're
Speaker 2: going to show you a photo and you tell them
Speaker 2: what crime they did and just and test out your
Speaker 2: memory for a bit of fun.
Speaker 4: Well, it's not like that.
Speaker 7: But when I went when I joined the Big Pool,
Speaker 7: and I went through some of the previous files and
Speaker 7: I start sending emails. Some of the members said, after
Speaker 7: two years, how come you know this guy? And I said, well,
Speaker 7: I dealt with him in the past, so I thought,
Speaker 7: I just he just never forgets.
Speaker 6: I'd want to bring out that red laser from the
Speaker 6: matrix and succum, Please don't remember this.
Speaker 4: You think about him Black?
Speaker 5: Did I help you at school?
Speaker 7: Because I remember the movie you mentioned about the UNI.
Speaker 7: I was in the tape and I've done a couple
Speaker 7: of time exams and the professor or like the teacher
Speaker 7: come up to me. What was the question? And I said, okay,
Speaker 7: these are one of the questions. And that was the
Speaker 7: page number, that was the paragraph number.
Speaker 8: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: Then you just start writing and then some of the
Speaker 7: students get upset. Why are you telling all these things
Speaker 7: to the teacher because you might got to help the
Speaker 7: other students to get the good grades.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Do you know what I should borrow him?
Speaker 1: When I go out on the town at night so
Speaker 1: I can remember what I've done.
Speaker 5: I would be hanging out in the police offer.
Speaker 2: Also, have you remembered what you did? I don't think
Speaker 2: you'd ever go out again. Thank you so much for
Speaker 2: coming in this morning. The whole side of policing you
Speaker 2: didn't even know existed.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm interesting.
Speaker 4: I want to head to New Zealand.
Speaker 3: New Zealand across.
Speaker 5: The Apple Aisle. No, that's Tasmania is hard out.
Speaker 3: It's across the ditch.
Speaker 5: Across the Dutch. What does hard out mean?
Speaker 2: Everyone used it when I lived there. I was there
Speaker 2: for three years. Everyone's like, if i'd go, hey, are
Speaker 2: you coming for drinks tonight?
Speaker 5: Hard mean yes or no?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: Hard out? That sounds like no to me. I'd be confused.
Speaker 4: I means yes, yes.
Speaker 5: That's confusing. New Zealanders are a bit bad.
Speaker 4: Bro, hard out man? You in for tonight?
Speaker 5: Hard out?
Speaker 3: Bro, I'm going to Sydney.
Speaker 6: Beach days, Bruce. Did anyone actually say beach days in
Speaker 6: New Zealand? If you're at the beach, you got beachs bro.
Speaker 4: No one got beach.
Speaker 2: Remember I was telling you the fish and chip shops
Speaker 2: are also Chinese takeaways.
Speaker 3: I don't mind it.
Speaker 2: There's nothing like a piece of flake with your lemon chicken.
Speaker 2: Weird New Zealand man has made headlines at the.
Speaker 5: Moment being beach does.
Speaker 4: He discovered.
Speaker 2: Firearms, a bunch of bullets and knives well wrapped and
Speaker 2: buried when he was using his metal detector.
Speaker 4: He borrowed.
Speaker 5: Most people don't find anything.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm surprised that the first five minutes of
Speaker 2: owning a metal detector and he has uncovered a weapon stash.
Speaker 5: What do you think they were? Like? Illegal weapons buried
Speaker 5: there for someone to come and dig up.
Speaker 4: Well, I think you burying legal AK forty seven's.
Speaker 5: Either why is it like from World War Two? Or
Speaker 5: something they've washed up and been possibly.
Speaker 1: I love seeing people using metal detectors in the wild.
Speaker 3: I sort of hang around just to see whether they can.
Speaker 2: Just stopping, get out that funny little shovel and then
Speaker 2: start digging.
Speaker 5: And it's a it's a bottle cap or something that
Speaker 5: they found.
Speaker 6: But then often those people find bits of jewelry and
Speaker 6: they don't even keep it. They go, oh, I found
Speaker 6: someone's wedding ring. Is this an amazing Yeah, you say
Speaker 6: weird things on the news like this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was on by No Rescue because he lost
Speaker 2: his wedding ring and they bought in a guy with
Speaker 2: a metal detector, Yobo, Robbo and Louis this guy and
Speaker 2: he got his metal detector out and found the bloody
Speaker 2: did he found me?
Speaker 4: Jeez?
Speaker 3: That's good Strong.
Speaker 6: That's a little thing to lose on a big beach.
Speaker 6: He must have known the vicinity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but still, like, I wonder how much money they
Speaker 1: make because they would find yeah, plenty.
Speaker 4: Well, here's my question.
Speaker 5: I have never heard of anyone finding anything treasuresome.
Speaker 2: If they found even if they found a statue of cash, Lauren,
Speaker 2: would he give you the that they actually have a
Speaker 2: metal detector.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't date someone with a metal detector, no way.
Speaker 6: And if I fell head over heels in love with Paul,
Speaker 6: and I went back to his house and I said,
Speaker 6: what's that leaning next to the bed And he said, Dull.
Speaker 3: He's heading down the beach to do some detecting. To
Speaker 3: do some detection.
Speaker 7: That's what I'm going to.
Speaker 4: Forget the arm extended because it's so big.
Speaker 5: No offense.
Speaker 6: Anyone out there who hasn't mental detector in your room.
Speaker 6: I'm sure you cool guy, and I'm sure you pick
Speaker 6: up heaps and chicks.
Speaker 1: It's just not to be better couple detecting Lauren and
Speaker 1: he's in hers metal detectives.
Speaker 5: But there would be people that do that. It's not us.
Speaker 4: Today. You're digging and detect it's.
Speaker 5: Not for me.
Speaker 6: That did give me the instantly, yes to answer your question, that.
Speaker 4: Is medi seeing adults on scooters?
Speaker 5: Yes, Razor scooters?
Speaker 6: Yes? Is that actually what you're going to say? Adult
Speaker 6: should not go?
Speaker 3: What's wrong with that?
Speaker 5: Scooters?
Speaker 3: What's what's a ras?
Speaker 5: Not electric?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: No, when you're trying to do it with you, you're
Speaker 6: trying to kid, you're using a razor scooter as a
Speaker 6: motor transport. Good for you, knock yourself out. I would
Speaker 6: never judge, but you're not mine.
Speaker 4: My one.
Speaker 2: People that use you know, like the hands for the
Speaker 2: headset for a mobile phone and they have a connected
Speaker 2: they're walking around with the big wires.
Speaker 4: And I just I'm like, come on, mate, get the
Speaker 4: get the cordless ones.
Speaker 6: I saw I gut a car yesterday driving and I
Speaker 6: don't know if his hands free and broken or what,
Speaker 6: but he had a full like gaming headset with the
Speaker 6: microphone and he was talking into it like it must
Speaker 6: have been connected to his phone like that.
Speaker 3: Not like audio qualities much.
Speaker 5: They were like big headsets. It was like he was
Speaker 5: a receptionist. It was like VIVI from here with a headset.
Speaker 6: I wonder if he has forgotten to take that off.
Speaker 5: He doesn't actually know it's there.
Speaker 2: He's playing Need for Speed right now, he's actually driving.
Speaker 1: You know, people running for planes through the airport. It's
Speaker 1: awkward because there's that run.
Speaker 3: You do and then a little once you get to
Speaker 3: the gate and you realize that plan it's not gone.
Speaker 2: It's the word to do a cool walk and then
Speaker 2: you get on your covered in sweat. Hey thirteen, twenty
Speaker 2: four ten. I want to stick with ick items this morning.
Speaker 5: Items that give you what's.
Speaker 2: The item that someone could be owning or using?
Speaker 5: Gaming headsets that give you the ick? Hang on, I've
Speaker 5: got a whole list.
Speaker 6: Don't think gaming headsets, razor scooters, metal detectors, what.
Speaker 4: Do you sit on? Adults on pea plates?
Speaker 5: Kind of cute. That wouldn't put me on.
Speaker 4: Really, she likes me with that.
Speaker 3: Oh that's a.
Speaker 4: Sound using my metal detector at the beach goes.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's even awful to listen to.
Speaker 6: We're asking if there is an object that, if people
Speaker 6: use or carry, it gives you the yick. And we're
Speaker 6: talking about people who use metal detectors.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. Let's go to
Speaker 2: the phones, Terresa, what's the item that you see an
Speaker 2: adult using that gives you the yick? Oh?
Speaker 5: Any any man walking around in crocs and sox is
Speaker 5: a total for me. I I kind of like it.
Speaker 6: Although our executive producer has just walked in. Hey, let
Speaker 6: me talk you through these THEESA. They are black platform
Speaker 6: crocs with a blood No, he looks like he belongs
Speaker 6: in it, like he should be cleaning a kitchen with
Speaker 6: a mop.
Speaker 4: Yes, he does, doesn't he?
Speaker 3: There's a belcrow strap?
Speaker 5: What's that speech strap?
Speaker 2: Have you got those little thing?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 6: He doesn't?
Speaker 4: What's the item and adult can own that will give
Speaker 4: you the ick?
Speaker 5: Isabelle, good morning, good morning? What is it? What's the item?
Speaker 3: The item is when an adult man owns an iPad?
Speaker 4: Doesn't that say like, look at me, I'm on the go,
Speaker 4: I'm business.
Speaker 5: Like, get a laptop and grow up. That's what you're thinking, right, Isabelle.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it looks like iPad kids.
Speaker 6: So Paul, my fiance, exclusively works off an iPad. And
Speaker 6: it's so funny because he's one of the biggest, tallest,
Speaker 6: broad broad shoulders than I've ever seen, and his hands
Speaker 6: are so big on that tiny because he's not the keyboards.
Speaker 4: Stylist, where do you sit on the stylus?
Speaker 6: The pencil that went missing in the first week, he
Speaker 6: got one, and god knows where that is.
Speaker 3: Oh other style thirteen four ten, that's what we're talking stylists.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Dylan, what is it that adults wear that gives
Speaker 6: you the eck?
Speaker 2: Guys, I cannot stand adults that continue to wear over
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but you look like an overgrown butler.
Speaker 3: Overall people, you look like an artist.
Speaker 4: You do look like an artist unless you're a painter. Yeah, no,
Speaker 4: overall No not Yeah.
Speaker 6: Denim overalls my girlfriend, but she sort of pulled them
Speaker 6: off quite cool.
Speaker 5: Imagine if I.
Speaker 1: Wore them, what about the boiler Can you please, I'm
Speaker 1: going to buy you a pair of denim overalls.
Speaker 5: You must wear that have the body shape for them.
Speaker 1: Actually, some cafes have them as uniforms.
Speaker 4: They've got that's boilers. It's like a onesie. When I
Speaker 4: think overalls, I'm thinking of the little the straps with
Speaker 4: the shoulders. Yeah yeah, like what my two year old?
Speaker 5: What he said? Adults wearing overside sized toddlers.
Speaker 4: Let's go to cake. What's the item?
Speaker 5: I feel like I'm being targeted here. I wear crocs
Speaker 5: and over Do you have a metal to dector?
Speaker 6: Cake?
Speaker 7: No bum bag, especially on young guys.
Speaker 5: The bum bag? What about when they wear them across
Speaker 5: their body?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I can't.
Speaker 2: Well at nightclub selling things are wearing them.
Speaker 5: They're called asches.
Speaker 6: Broes wear them, don't they the ashes with it?
Speaker 4: What's in them?
Speaker 3: They're thing a lip smacker.
Speaker 5: Maybe they're mobile phone charger.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's a very expensive lipsmacker. Let's go to
Speaker 2: a Mariana Morning Morning.
Speaker 4: What's the item?
Speaker 5: It's not vision goggle.
Speaker 4: It's goggles.
Speaker 5: You want to be five? How many men or women?
Speaker 5: I guess?
Speaker 3: Also?
Speaker 6: How many adults do you know have night vision goggles? Oh?
Speaker 5: Like one or two? But it's like it's like the
Speaker 5: older like it's just it's just bad. It's just if.
Speaker 6: I went to a blow house and went into their
Speaker 6: room and they had night vision goggles next to the bed.
Speaker 5: I'd be like, you're afraid el telescopes.
Speaker 4: Telescopes need to go.
Speaker 5: They're never facing the stars? Are they the stars? In
Speaker 5: the middle of this?
Speaker 3: I do something with my sunglasses that you find a
Speaker 3: bit icky.
Speaker 5: So when you put them on the back of your head.
Speaker 4: I put them on my forward. You know what I'm
Speaker 4: going to buy you?
Speaker 3: That's you do spot for them when it's not sunny,
Speaker 3: you've got to park.
Speaker 4: But then when you take common, do you ever get
Speaker 4: like the nose in your No, you.
Speaker 5: Can't be wearing them on your fore hair. Let's get
Speaker 5: to try, athlete.
Speaker 2: Mate, We'll get a chain.
Speaker 7: Lauren up feeling good.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 6: One hundred Lauren follow them on socials
Speaker 7: Mhm