Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne, Jason Lauren, start your morning the right away.
Speaker 1: This is Jason Lauren. You're one hundred.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning everybody. She is a chilly one. See
Speaker 2: this is weird. It's six degrees, but today feels colder
Speaker 2: than yesterday.
Speaker 3: It's just it's just cold now. It's at that temperature
Speaker 3: and that time of ye doesn't matter. If it's two,
Speaker 3: doesn't matter, if it's six.
Speaker 1: It's just cold.
Speaker 4: Like we're cold to in.
Speaker 1: Your bones cold.
Speaker 2: I'm still holding on the shorts like the.
Speaker 4: House is cold.
Speaker 3: Oh, don't compline about it being cold, then okay. I
Speaker 3: just think like if you're not going to help yourself, you.
Speaker 2: Know what, it's a lot of work to leave the
Speaker 2: house for the two year old at the moment because
Speaker 2: you've got a rest of them. Oh yeah, so the
Speaker 2: amount of layers I had him in like a full
Speaker 2: puffet thing. He looked like Maggie Simpson when they go
Speaker 2: to the snow.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't move, And he's confused because he's in snow
Speaker 3: gear and your dad's in short so he's having some
Speaker 3: sort of identity class.
Speaker 2: Poor kid. And then you're sitting there in a park
Speaker 2: for two hours in the afternoon, it's freezing.
Speaker 3: Still go to the park in that temperature? Can you
Speaker 3: go to like the indoor park?
Speaker 2: No, kids would live at the park, absolutely live at
Speaker 2: the park. I've done the indoor play centers.
Speaker 1: Is that the park with the dj X?
Speaker 2: No? No, this was he's into trains at the moment.
Speaker 2: So I found a park in Marabin that overlooks the
Speaker 2: train line.
Speaker 4: Does he like being on the train though.
Speaker 2: No, he doesn't like being on the train, just like
Speaker 2: watching the train.
Speaker 4: Well, that's a Thomas the tank engine job.
Speaker 2: I tried that. Don't worry yourself as I'm freezing.
Speaker 4: To mess.
Speaker 2: Control that impression.
Speaker 1: Another to.
Speaker 4: Thomas, Thomy said to what are the other trains.
Speaker 2: Called grumpy and bashful and no wrong show?
Speaker 4: That's our show.
Speaker 1: Hey, you should go to Puffing Billy.
Speaker 2: No, no, you must go, and I don't to Puffing Billy.
Speaker 4: Puffing Billy is a thousands.
Speaker 2: I've got more of a rock bottom. I got more
Speaker 2: of a rock bottom one. I think it's in Rabin.
Speaker 2: There's like one of those miniature train hobby clubs where
Speaker 2: the oldie old blokes go down there on a Sunday
Speaker 2: morning they drive their little trains round. I think you
Speaker 2: can go down and Chuck.
Speaker 4: Actually would love it. What miniature like?
Speaker 2: Collect them like miniature ones and then they collect right
Speaker 2: on trains. It's on a track and everything they build it.
Speaker 4: The kids go in it, though, I.
Speaker 2: Think I think once a month you can go down.
Speaker 2: You said, it's almost like.
Speaker 1: You think that one of the marriages. Are you sure
Speaker 1: you don't go down once a month with your little
Speaker 1: train driving? No?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, let me look it up.
Speaker 4: Look, yeah, you're gonna need to do some more research.
Speaker 4: I think it's in the rabbit. I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: What about the ones in the shopping centers?
Speaker 2: Just go around and remember one a Pacific fair in
Speaker 2: the case that used to go around Ding Ding.
Speaker 1: I think the sis.
Speaker 2: Everyone's sitting in the back looking depressed like cows on
Speaker 2: a truck.
Speaker 4: Headed to I don't know what the hell you are
Speaker 4: talking about, anyway, it's cold a training Pacific fear that
Speaker 4: the scenior citizens go on the.
Speaker 2: Steam Locomotive Society of Victoria.
Speaker 1: Oh, that sounds like an absolute hoop.
Speaker 4: You would like it if he likes trains, and in fact, Jason,
Speaker 4: you would like it. You should go here, you go
Speaker 4: go on the weekend. I want to review.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, they sit on the train.
Speaker 4: How did you find out about it?
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I remember driving past and seeing
Speaker 2: a little miniature track, and I'm like, oh, the kids
Speaker 2: are going to be all over that.
Speaker 4: I will laugh if we see Jasons, Oh my god,
Speaker 4: oh my god, oh my god, you're gonna look like bows.
Speaker 3: Bowser from Mario Cut looks so big in his little car.
Speaker 3: Will like, Okay, so your weekends sort it?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: Fun between moving house and the miniature trained society.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have a great weekend, big.
Speaker 2: Guy an water board myself.
Speaker 4: It's so close to the weekend.
Speaker 3: So there we're all feeling a bit gassed in here
Speaker 3: after Hide and Seek, being locked in for the weekend.
Speaker 4: We've worked. I mean when we worked like ten days straight,
Speaker 4: feels like one hundreds.
Speaker 1: We're all just a bit frazzled.
Speaker 2: Do you reckon this is how hot?
Speaker 4: Well you know how frazzled I am.
Speaker 3: I just said to Perry Digital Girls, talking to him
Speaker 3: about yesterday, because yesterday was rough because obviously I was
Speaker 3: trying to.
Speaker 4: Work with the baby. His wife was sick and so
Speaker 4: he had to look after the bait his baby. And
Speaker 4: I said, oh, was your baby in here yesterday? And
Speaker 4: he said no, no, I wasn't here. And I said,
Speaker 4: what do you mean? I was talking to him? I
Speaker 4: was buzzing from here out there talking to him.
Speaker 2: No, you were talking to him at his house and.
Speaker 4: No, no, And every time I apparently spoke to him, Brodiary
Speaker 4: sexty producer were buzzing and go okay, caol, I'll let
Speaker 4: Perry know. And I didn't realize too just now he
Speaker 4: wasn't even here.
Speaker 2: I mean to be free and my name last week.
Speaker 3: Well I got here at six thirty yesterday, so I
Speaker 3: was in a flap to begin with.
Speaker 2: Hey, Grannie, Die has called through a nice and early
Speaker 2: get a die.
Speaker 5: Hey, hell are morning Grannie?
Speaker 4: To get here from so early?
Speaker 2: You're just getting home? Die?
Speaker 6: I wish I was getting always wake up early?
Speaker 1: How are we doing?
Speaker 2: Die?
Speaker 4: Three o'clock lunchtime?
Speaker 2: Good God? Yep?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 6: All? Jo was talking about train? Yeah, and there's a
Speaker 6: real train in Bayswater Park with opposite Besi Hotel.
Speaker 1: Write down, opposite the Baisy Hotel.
Speaker 6: Opposite Yeah Street and Mountain Highway.
Speaker 2: Right, if I sit on the trabile, I see you
Speaker 2: over at the hotel. Die, nothing.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, do you think should go on the weekend?
Speaker 4: Do you think should take your son down there?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: She just heard hotel? Are you good?
Speaker 7: Die?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, life's going well for you. We love you, love you,
Speaker 4: love your granny.
Speaker 1: Die.
Speaker 2: Let's get this freda Carpenter, Poor little honey, eight year old? Yes,
Speaker 2: I picked him up from school? Is up? Mom? Forgot
Speaker 2: to pack the jumper? Almost got frostbite during the year.
Speaker 4: It's the polar blast.
Speaker 2: I'm like, isn't isn't there a communal jumper at school?
Speaker 1: Lost property?
Speaker 2: Yeah? The old lost property, but surely blasts almost got frost.
Speaker 3: While we're talking about outfits, can we talk about you too?
Speaker 3: In both in your waffle tops but in a shore
Speaker 3: it's leaving a long sleep.
Speaker 4: In the same outfit.
Speaker 1: Did that happen?
Speaker 2: Because we got star we do have style?
Speaker 1: And speaking of style, European summer, I want to talk
Speaker 1: about it because.
Speaker 3: I'm going I'm counting down the days it started? Though,
Speaker 3: hasn't it on the Instagram? I'm posting their picks already.
Speaker 2: May follow you, That's fine because I don't want to.
Speaker 4: Don't follow me back. Actually, I'm cool with that. You've
Speaker 4: never ever commented on one.
Speaker 2: Of my posts and I'm big on the light.
Speaker 1: You're good like it.
Speaker 4: I'm also back in the stage.
Speaker 3: Remember last year when I kept buying crocheting dresses and
Speaker 3: then I looked like a Christmas Ham every time. I
Speaker 3: was like, I've started the summer wardrobe.
Speaker 4: Shop online. I'll bring some things in that are going
Speaker 4: to arrive returned to Cinder.
Speaker 3: It is if you're a six foot five supermodel, not me.
Speaker 3: I seriously look like a Ham in a bag.
Speaker 2: All right, you don't try just jeans. I walk out
Speaker 2: and I look at.
Speaker 1: The jeans, it's still open.
Speaker 2: Look at David Beckham in the same outfit, but I'm
Speaker 2: like chopping it just whatever company. He's the model. But
Speaker 2: I walked out these pants and I looked up at
Speaker 2: the big model shot of David Beckham in them, and
Speaker 2: I'm like, it look like him.
Speaker 3: I remember Paul bought the linen pants because he saw
Speaker 3: Chris Hemsworth wearing them and thought they're for me and
Speaker 3: they and they were like spray on.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Different to cut two pairs together.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm going shopping too, because I'm off to Patty
Speaker 1: for the Olympic game shortly. And two I'm so pumped
Speaker 1: seem to have missed a memo. But yesterday in the
Speaker 1: newspapers there was an article about this.
Speaker 4: Hey like short shots.
Speaker 7: Short shot, Yes, short short, I wear short shorts.
Speaker 4: You do wear short shorts? Shout like stubbies? Is that
Speaker 4: they called study stubby?
Speaker 1: Now this is all. This is a trend which is
Speaker 1: apparently swept Europe. Paul Mezkarl, you might remember him from
Speaker 1: Normal People, Irish Irish heart throb. He rocks a pair
Speaker 1: of short shorts anybody else and he looks halt water
Speaker 1: well cut shorts resembling boxes. Now I'm all for it,
Speaker 1: Lauren as the fashionist.
Speaker 4: I'll look at the guy from the Bear Yeah.
Speaker 1: Non existent though, what's his name? Yeah, he's just he's
Speaker 1: just wearing he's just wearing thighs and.
Speaker 4: You know what, he could probably take the shots off
Speaker 4: if you ask me.
Speaker 2: He looks like the shorts off.
Speaker 1: Where do we sit on the larrant? And permission for
Speaker 1: me to rock a pair of short yet?
Speaker 3: Because you know why you can wear short short because
Speaker 3: you haven't skipped a leg day in a long time.
Speaker 2: He does.
Speaker 4: What about Jason, No, you're a knee length guy.
Speaker 2: I'm a knee length no, no, no, no, you're above the knee,
Speaker 2: above the knee. I like a medium short.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because remember shorts went too long for a while.
Speaker 3: They were like to the knee on men, and they looked.
Speaker 2: What do you said on the three quarters on a man?
Speaker 2: Capri like a three quarter pant with the.
Speaker 3: Zip spans not shorts, not pants, No, not with the zip,
Speaker 3: not the Colorado style, but.
Speaker 1: You're unzip them or the short shorts apparently in Europe
Speaker 1: right now are seen as a very sexy piece piece
Speaker 1: of clothing. It's being dubbed thigh guy summer.
Speaker 4: And men love their pins.
Speaker 3: Even men who are like out of shape often think,
Speaker 3: I'll get the pins out.
Speaker 4: That'll make me look fit.
Speaker 2: Trading seem to them all trades were extremely tight shorts.
Speaker 2: I've noticed is that because like they're bending down and stuff.
Speaker 2: They don't want them getting caught on their knees.
Speaker 3: I think it's because they've got good pins. Remember the
Speaker 3: handsome Trady Jackson we.
Speaker 1: Had, Yeah, he did wear short He.
Speaker 4: Wore short shorts the voice. They were short toy shorts.
Speaker 4: They were very toy.
Speaker 2: You could see now, Yeah, should I get some shorts summer?
Speaker 4: How short?
Speaker 2: As short as they go.
Speaker 1: Can you think a.
Speaker 3: Man in like a speedo looks if they look good
Speaker 3: in them?
Speaker 2: I was about to say, like.
Speaker 4: A confident man in the sphere?
Speaker 1: Where do you what about?
Speaker 4: It's Europe. In Europe you wear minimal like wear tops.
Speaker 2: Do they wear rash bests on the beachin No?
Speaker 3: And you know what's so good about Europe which we
Speaker 3: don't we in Australia.
Speaker 4: It's just not like that. In Europe.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter what shape or size you are. Everyone
Speaker 3: is so confident and happy on the beach and I'm.
Speaker 4: Looking at each other. Everyone's just having a good time.
Speaker 3: We do judge here, get your short shorts out, get
Speaker 3: your speedos out.
Speaker 4: One piece the Europe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you should wear in one of those dresses. To
Speaker 1: you should wear one of the crochet dress.
Speaker 4: It's the polar Blast.
Speaker 3: Clint love Hams celebrating Chrisas in July with Frosted a
Speaker 3: Winter Spectacular.
Speaker 4: Tickets are on sale now from Ticketmaster. Jason Lawrence Snager Snowman.
Speaker 2: I love this. You'd be looking for activities come school
Speaker 2: holidays and it doesn't get any better than this.
Speaker 4: Bit of a Christmas in July thing.
Speaker 2: It's really cool in July. It's called Frosted, celebrating Christmas
Speaker 2: in July a Winter Spectacular. Tickets are on sale now
Speaker 2: from Ticketmaster. How this is going to work is set
Speaker 2: up at Frosted on Friday. Will be the giant ballpit.
Speaker 2: Inside there is a tiny little snowman. The first person
Speaker 2: to find it when's five thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: It's going to be very amusing watching a whole bunch
Speaker 3: of adults just digging through the balls to try and
Speaker 3: snag a snowman.
Speaker 2: I love just collapsing in the ballpit and then vanishing.
Speaker 2: So get balls on top of you.
Speaker 4: What so people think you're gone because they can be
Speaker 4: quite deep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bad converoter can come in halfway through Margaret. Hello, Hi,
Speaker 2: you are our final person. We are throwing in the ballpitste.
Speaker 3: You snag the snowman and when yourself five K. That'd
Speaker 3: be nice, wouldn't it?
Speaker 6: That would be amazing when I want to share.
Speaker 4: It with anyone? When keep it for yourself.
Speaker 2: Time as an adult? You're in a ballpit?
Speaker 8: Well, I don't even know if I've ever been in
Speaker 8: a ball pit.
Speaker 1: Can I get in it?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: It's massive, dive in there. Can you know what my
Speaker 2: tip would be, don't look with your eyes, feel with
Speaker 2: your hands. Oh, there's no point.
Speaker 4: I'd use all your senses.
Speaker 2: Probably good call, but I would almost be like, you know.
Speaker 4: You might flick it up. Yeah, you're it's right, and
Speaker 4: then you got to dive across the ballpits.
Speaker 2: Five thousand dollars up for grabs. Tomorrow we will cross
Speaker 2: the Frosted. You can celebrate Christmas in July with Frosted
Speaker 2: a Winter Spectacular. Tickets throw on sale now from ticket Master.
Speaker 2: Five adults, one ballpit, once man and five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: We'll chat tomorrow. Margs.
Speaker 4: You're exciting to see then, Margaret active, We active and
Speaker 4: you want to be able to move?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: No heels in the ballpit to rule. I've been told
Speaker 2: yes since at the moment.
Speaker 4: The polar blast year, don't we chilled dog.
Speaker 2: It's the zone and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: That's the one.
Speaker 3: It's definitely not the O zone, the polar blast. Blame
Speaker 3: the ozone light for everything.
Speaker 2: Guys, I want to talk what's an Australian And I
Speaker 2: would say going to a mate's barbecue, not taking some beers.
Speaker 3: An Australian going to someone's barbecue and taking beers and
Speaker 3: taking the leftovers home.
Speaker 1: Australian, what is all this bad behavior happened at barbecues?
Speaker 2: I know? Well this didn't this happen out in front
Speaker 2: of someone's house. Okay? Uh. A local resident has taken
Speaker 2: photo of something in their neighborhood they noticed when they
Speaker 2: were walking. They posted it to Reddit. It was the
Speaker 2: nature strip.
Speaker 4: Is happening in my street where half the.
Speaker 2: Lawn was freshly cut and a small section out in
Speaker 2: front of the neighbor's house was not. So someone's gone
Speaker 2: out the front, they've mowed their lawn, they've done their
Speaker 2: nature strip, and then that small little bit of grass
Speaker 2: between the driveways which just happened to be in front
Speaker 2: of their neighbor's house, they haven't mote. What about in Australia.
Speaker 3: Is it a separate piece of grass or is it
Speaker 3: all one piece and they've just stopped midway?
Speaker 2: Well either one, either one.
Speaker 4: You can't be stopped. Just surely go driveway to driveway.
Speaker 2: If the grass has joined you got you've got to
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 3: It's like there's a couple of houses in our street
Speaker 3: where people have like grown grass, like sprinkled seeds or whatever.
Speaker 3: Only halfway wouldn't you just wouldn't you just do the
Speaker 3: whole nature strip to try and grow the.
Speaker 4: It's very I.
Speaker 2: Think I thinks huge house seeds and manure different ballger.
Speaker 1: This rattles me because they're townhouses.
Speaker 4: They're so narrow, I know.
Speaker 2: But you can't meet it. You can't mix with someone's plantation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but if there is nothing there, you'd just be like,
Speaker 4: let's make the whole street pretty. I'm doing it anyway.
Speaker 1: So you have to maw your own nature strip?
Speaker 2: What well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I mean ever friendly neighbors would just take
Speaker 3: the whole nature strip.
Speaker 1: I've got no neighbors at the moment. I've never ever
Speaker 1: ever moan my own nature strip.
Speaker 4: Do you have nice council it? No?
Speaker 2: Here they do, No, they don't an Australian.
Speaker 4: The council barely pick up the bins on.
Speaker 1: My always short and tidy. I just assumed the council
Speaker 1: did it. No, I've never done it once.
Speaker 4: But you've just moved in.
Speaker 1: I've been there for it almost a year, six months.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Never, you magically happens Yarra, City of Yarra. A lot
Speaker 1: of things.
Speaker 2: But what am I?
Speaker 4: No, I'm not your I'm stunning to you moved.
Speaker 2: And you used to have the old people who were
Speaker 2: like one hundred and twenty across the road. They used
Speaker 2: to take your bins out for you. Do they drive
Speaker 2: around to your new house? They did.
Speaker 1: I'd pay them to.
Speaker 4: Do that, Jase, you can pay someone to do the bits,
Speaker 4: can you? Well, he said to.
Speaker 2: HODEI he should make a bit of coin and going
Speaker 2: off of that service down the street my eight year old,
Speaker 2: and that's his business.
Speaker 4: Most people probably just are happy to put them out themselves, though, Yeah,
Speaker 4: walking dog walking is a good way to make cash
Speaker 4: when you're a little one.
Speaker 2: No, I don't want to end up at the Sandy
Speaker 2: with the dog bite. I'm down there at the Sandy Hospital.
Speaker 2: Happy to end up at the Sandy pub. But yeah,
Speaker 2: like I don't want a dog going rogue and biting
Speaker 2: his heels.
Speaker 4: And then you're one of those people that doesn't understand neighborhood.
Speaker 4: You've walked with my sausage dog.
Speaker 3: You're not going to end up at the Sandy Hope Hospital.
Speaker 3: Maybe the Sandy Hotel.
Speaker 2: I remember growing up, we had to update our fence
Speaker 2: between us and the neighbors, and I distinctly remember sitting
Speaker 2: in the sandpit, big Boy playing with these Tonker trucks,
Speaker 2: and Mum and Dad having an absolute blow up with
Speaker 2: the neighbors because they didn't want to pay half and
Speaker 2: we didn't talk to them for like ten years.
Speaker 3: I think you don't have I think there is a
Speaker 3: funny rule with fences. If the fence is fine, it's
Speaker 3: one party wants to update that they pay for it.
Speaker 3: If the fence is falling over, falling down, it's both responsibilities.
Speaker 3: But I think there's also a thing like sometimes the
Speaker 3: fence is actually on one person's property, and then it
Speaker 3: is their responsibility.
Speaker 2: Question question who gets to pick which has the nice
Speaker 2: side of the fence, Like I don't want the bars.
Speaker 2: I don't want the bar.
Speaker 1: The runs could be handy though to climb peeping.
Speaker 2: Nice like cheek.
Speaker 3: I think that's also another I think if it's on
Speaker 3: your property and you're.
Speaker 4: Paying for it, you can do that.
Speaker 1: You can choose the bars, and.
Speaker 4: Then they can put something on their property to cover
Speaker 4: the bars, like a lattice.
Speaker 2: Do you have to another fence You don't have to
Speaker 2: do just.
Speaker 3: Like the road, the bar things that the cross across it.
Speaker 3: Why don't they just put planks on the other side too,
Speaker 3: and they both have nice fences.
Speaker 4: You only lose an inch.
Speaker 2: Do you have to agree on the paint color where
Speaker 2: you can do either one?
Speaker 4: They can do different colors on each side.
Speaker 2: Do you someone of the purple spraying?
Speaker 3: You know, but they would have to pay for it
Speaker 3: if they wanted a different You only paint one's heide.
Speaker 4: It's your responsibility to paint me on.
Speaker 2: The side thirteen twenty four to ten.
Speaker 4: I think that I don't work with a councilor.
Speaker 2: I love that you should do that in court. Yeah,
Speaker 2: to your responsibility. You didn't commit the crowd.
Speaker 3: I don't think neighborhood wars over this kind of stuff
Speaker 3: is just ridiculous.
Speaker 1: You know what, We share a sewer, so yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean a duplex, right, and we share a sewer and
Speaker 1: the sewers carcked it over his side of the fence.
Speaker 1: So apparently I have to pay for an update of
Speaker 1: the sewer. That's just not on, is it. What do
Speaker 1: you mean an updated?
Speaker 4: You mean like the septic system?
Speaker 1: It must be.
Speaker 4: Mine are route through there?
Speaker 2: That's right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: And you had a situation yeap.
Speaker 3: No, we actually didn't. I think it was the I
Speaker 3: think it was the showers.
Speaker 1: It wasn't in the showers.
Speaker 4: No shot the showers. I think it was the shower.
Speaker 2: You're in the shower. That's an issue to get a
Speaker 2: new house. Thirteen twenty fourteen is our number.
Speaker 3: Time it was a rental. I should have shout in
Speaker 3: the shower that place is falling down.
Speaker 2: Here's my bond. What have you had to blow up
Speaker 2: with your about thirteen twenty four ten. Whether it's the
Speaker 2: nature strip, the fence. Noise complaints were always a classic.
Speaker 2: Whose dad was it? Had the noise met already? Brody
Speaker 2: the Thumb, executive producer, Did your dad have one of
Speaker 2: those noise meters out? And he was checking there?
Speaker 7: So my dad was fighting with his back door neighbor
Speaker 7: because they had a pool filter that would run at
Speaker 7: all times of the night, and he got a one
Speaker 7: of those sound measurements to see how loud it was,
Speaker 7: and he would sit out there at like eleven o'clock
Speaker 7: at night and measure it.
Speaker 4: Oh god, we got a complain when we're readin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they were cutting tiles or something and the
Speaker 3: neighbors were bananas far.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't do that seven fifty and not eight o'clock.
Speaker 2: Everyone knows from the block.
Speaker 1: It's tools down, Tools down.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten. And what have you had to
Speaker 2: blow up with your neighbors about? And we are talking
Speaker 2: what un Australians. Someone's gone viral because a photo was
Speaker 2: a merchant them mowing their nature strip, but not continuing
Speaker 2: on and doing the neighbors stopping.
Speaker 3: Well, when you share a nature strip, question if you're
Speaker 3: doing it, just do it, do the whole thing.
Speaker 2: I got a mower, man Caine.
Speaker 4: So I don't earn a do you have a lot
Speaker 4: of grass?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Fairtographs. I really should get a A.
Speaker 4: Lot of people find it quite therapeutic, I know.
Speaker 2: And it was just more we're in a rental. I'm like,
Speaker 2: are we going to be staying here? Do I need
Speaker 2: a mower? So I just started using kine.
Speaker 4: Great, what about the new house?
Speaker 2: You need a law might get a ride on?
Speaker 4: You don't need you're not on acreage.
Speaker 2: They look fun.
Speaker 4: You can't get a ride on.
Speaker 2: You can buy them with Bunnings.
Speaker 1: Now, why do you get one of those manual ones
Speaker 1: that you just elbow grease quite good?
Speaker 2: You know they do a battery operated Ryobi right on?
Speaker 2: Now do that they got the full range of Bunnings
Speaker 2: that sro down the front right on, ride on. Maybe
Speaker 2: I am you don't you don't know. Maybe I'll do
Speaker 2: a lawnmar business on the side, get a little trailer.
Speaker 3: It'd be more effort to get it on the grass
Speaker 3: than it would be to actually know the law.
Speaker 2: That's true. What I was going to say is if
Speaker 2: I'm paying some guy to Mama lawn, does he need
Speaker 2: to mow the nature strip for the neighbors? You know
Speaker 2: what I mean? You know what?
Speaker 1: You know what you do? You invoice the neighbors.
Speaker 4: No, you can't do you can't be doing that.
Speaker 1: Just pop it.
Speaker 2: In Australia, Sarah in Geelong, even a blot with your neighbors.
Speaker 2: What was it over, guys?
Speaker 10: So I had, like my old house they had We
Speaker 10: had a lemon tree and it was hanging over the
Speaker 10: neighbor's fence and one night about seven they started.
Speaker 2: Going, see Sharon nixt.
Speaker 11: Absolute out of us because we didn't know what was
Speaker 11: going on because it was dark.
Speaker 3: But had they ever come to you and said, hey, guys,
Speaker 3: lemon tree is a little out of control.
Speaker 4: Can we give it a prune?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 2: No, So they need to ask also from zero to
Speaker 2: one hundred because Sharon next door.
Speaker 1: You know, Sharon swinging Sharon.
Speaker 2: They've got like a lime tree that grows over there.
Speaker 4: Your lives.
Speaker 1: If they thank you, thank you beautiful, then vodka.
Speaker 3: She's not leaning over the over the fence to pick
Speaker 3: those limes, then.
Speaker 2: Lean over something else. A Rachel. I'm thirteen, twenty.
Speaker 4: Fourteen character assassination. Morning, Good morning. Did you have a
Speaker 4: blut with the neighbor?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 13: So we had a.
Speaker 14: Lady in our streets try and steal our cat.
Speaker 8: What happened, well, she you know, when animals.
Speaker 14: Get quite old, they touched off a little bit of weight.
Speaker 8: She thought we weren't feeding her, so she took her.
Speaker 14: And the only reason we found out is when cat's
Speaker 14: got to die, they get cats goes to die. So
Speaker 14: we knocked on our door and asked if she'd seen
Speaker 14: our cat, and she was sitting in her house.
Speaker 4: So you just thought the cat had died or run away?
Speaker 2: Is that what cats do?
Speaker 4: What do they do when they die?
Speaker 14: They normally go off to die. They normally just.
Speaker 2: Bruck my runaway considerate of them. Well, then you don't
Speaker 2: have to worry about getting out the shop. Oh you
Speaker 2: know what I mean? Cat, But I think that's nice
Speaker 2: of them.
Speaker 3: Well, outside of that, you can't be stealing someone's pets.
Speaker 3: You can call the RSPCA if you think that they're
Speaker 3: being or mistreated.
Speaker 1: Oh, you's going to steal something, steal a dog, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I hear you.
Speaker 2: Clinton.
Speaker 3: Remember when I found my dog in the woman at
Speaker 3: the apartment down the streets house because the dog had
Speaker 3: worked out how to open the gate, and so it
Speaker 3: was letting herself out of our house, going to this
Speaker 3: woman's house, letting herself into this lady's house.
Speaker 4: He loved her, so she was feeding her all the time.
Speaker 2: I was about to say, how was the dog when
Speaker 2: you took about? Like was that happier with the lady?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well no, we had an air tag on her, and
Speaker 3: so we walked up and found her and we were
Speaker 3: excuse me, I think that's my dog. And the lady said, oh,
Speaker 3: she come see every day and I feed her and
Speaker 3: play with her.
Speaker 2: That's nice. You can't take the dog away now that's
Speaker 2: her company.
Speaker 3: She should get a dog got brought home and the
Speaker 3: handles got changed so the dog.
Speaker 4: Couldn't leave anymore.
Speaker 2: So you checking on the old lady.
Speaker 4: She talks to the birds. I hear all the time.
Speaker 1: She's fine. Does she I love that?
Speaker 2: Are you not her?
Speaker 4: The lady that talks?
Speaker 2: Now? What does she give us an impersonation?
Speaker 4: No, I'm not doing I'll record it.
Speaker 2: Just give some idea.
Speaker 3: She doesn't talk like a bird. She talks to the bird. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we've got to screaming next door. Really go down straight. Yeah,
Speaker 3: she'd be like right, yeah, yeah, yeah, but has conversations
Speaker 3: with them too.
Speaker 4: Within an example, she doesn't seem very.
Speaker 1: Nice because she thinks that they're talking back to it.
Speaker 4: Possibly. Yeah, sometimes there's no birds, but she's still talking
Speaker 4: to him.
Speaker 2: Are you the crazy bird made? Jared?
Speaker 4: We got a real well.
Speaker 2: Jared Jared thirteen, twenty four ten. What's ago with you
Speaker 2: and your neighbors?
Speaker 12: Morning, guys. This one's about twenty years in the making.
Speaker 12: When I was a kid, when I was probably five
Speaker 12: six years old. You sta these McDonald's birthday parties.
Speaker 15: Yeah, the freezer, Yeah, she'd get a tooler.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, this is where we keep the nugget.
Speaker 12: Yeah. So what we what we did was I'd invited
Speaker 12: heap your kids from school and forgot the neighbor's kids
Speaker 12: that I was friends with. So that started the neighbors,
Speaker 12: the neighbors war from hell. In the end, we moved away,
Speaker 12: and the twenty twenty four update is I've just moved
Speaker 12: into a house and the neighbor that I forgot about
Speaker 12: is moving in across the road next month.
Speaker 3: Have you guys not spoken since he didn't get invited
Speaker 3: to the McDonald's.
Speaker 12: Party, we haven't spoken about twenty years.
Speaker 3: Do you think all will be forgiven now that you're adults?
Speaker 3: Maybe you could take him to McDonald's.
Speaker 1: You need a McDonald Jared, how are they?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm twenty seven now. Maybe I chase you take
Speaker 12: him in cheeky ten packs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, No. For your thirtieth you need to
Speaker 2: hit McDonald's. Yeah, An, you got three years to lay
Speaker 2: the ground.
Speaker 4: I don't think they let you into the freezer anymore.
Speaker 4: I think that finished during coach.
Speaker 1: Into the playground.
Speaker 2: You can't get into the cockpit on a plane. You
Speaker 2: can't get into the freezer of McDonald's.
Speaker 4: You don't have access Anywhay.
Speaker 1: A bunch of third year old in the playground, is it?
Speaker 2: That's a good point too.
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Speaker 4: Good.
Speaker 2: We're just talking about something un Australian. I want to
Speaker 2: do something ahead of my move and I want to
Speaker 2: get your opinion on it, on whether it's something I
Speaker 2: have to do or not. We'll go then next Hey,
Speaker 2: we're about to catch up with technically your enemy Clint
Speaker 2: Matt Shevington from the front of me sunrise. We know
Speaker 2: you love him. I'll tell you what. God, he was
Speaker 2: quick back in the day when he was running, wasn't he?
Speaker 4: Oh gosh, yes, do you reckon? He could still run
Speaker 4: like that? Now? How long ago is that?
Speaker 2: Four hundred years ago?
Speaker 1: Yeah, as well as he'd still looked the same in
Speaker 1: his twenty.
Speaker 4: Two thousand and in shorts and twelve.
Speaker 1: Yeah about that, let's say that.
Speaker 2: God, he made some headlines for his running. Yeah. Hey,
Speaker 2: we're going to get to chev Yeah in just a sec.
Speaker 2: Quick question. I need your opinion on something. So currently
Speaker 2: moving house, we move next weekend, done to skip skip
Speaker 2: in runs, moving through stuff. We're updating the fridge and
Speaker 2: there's a barbecue already at the house. Yes, right, So
Speaker 2: yesterday built in. So yesterday we do an off air
Speaker 2: podcast which can get a little blue. Feel free to
Speaker 2: download it from.
Speaker 4: It's your favorite thing in the world just.
Speaker 2: Then Ova player app or where you get your pods.
Speaker 2: Yesterday I was offering the barbecue to one of the teams.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he said, does anyone want it? And then you
Speaker 3: said you have to pay for it?
Speaker 2: No, I was joking.
Speaker 4: We started hanging it on as long as they.
Speaker 2: Come around and take it. I just don't need any
Speaker 2: extra work right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, come pick it up and it pick it update,
Speaker 1: is it in?
Speaker 2: And it's all yours? Well, this is what I'm getting too.
Speaker 2: We're updating our fridge as well, and Lee was like,
Speaker 2: can we just put the whole fridge on curbside collection
Speaker 2: And I'm like, no, it's.
Speaker 4: A fridge about fridges.
Speaker 2: You have to the doors because the kids.
Speaker 4: Climbing people can climb in and get stuck.
Speaker 2: But Lou was like, we should offer it to the neighbors.
Speaker 4: Right doesn't have a fridge.
Speaker 2: It's still running like it's don't have a fridge. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they might do, they might want to update. It's got
Speaker 2: a nice to spenser.
Speaker 4: Is their fridge old?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I assume Why would.
Speaker 4: You assume they have an old fridge. I'm just offering
Speaker 4: a strange assumption to make someone hell long they've been
Speaker 4: living in that house, just throw it out? Would why
Speaker 4: would someone who probably why would you assume that they
Speaker 4: have older fridge? Then my neighbor.
Speaker 3: Came over and knocked on the door and said, excuse me,
Speaker 3: would you like our fridge? Like, well, nodge, I've been
Speaker 3: living outsky for the last ten years. Thank god you're here, Jays.
Speaker 3: My mate's been getting warm for ten years.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what I needed.
Speaker 4: Waiting for you to leave so we could get your fridge.
Speaker 4: Are they they need some? Are they? Are they struggling?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: I just then I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, before I get rid of the fridge.
Speaker 1: To the neighbor, do they need a couch?
Speaker 4: Offer it to someone who's moving out of home for
Speaker 4: the first time? Sure of family?
Speaker 1: Strange in the suburbs.
Speaker 4: Did they have a family who lives in that house?
Speaker 2: Three kids? Mom? Dad? Have you ever been yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean goes through their fridge?
Speaker 4: No, but did you look at the fridge?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 2: I don't really remember looking at the fridge. I just
Speaker 2: I'm trying to be nice.
Speaker 3: No, that's like you guys are poor. Do you want
Speaker 3: my old things because it's better than yours?
Speaker 1: And also I'm I'm getting a better fridge, but you
Speaker 1: can have my Pavo fridge, so.
Speaker 2: You could come across offensive.
Speaker 3: I think it's yes, you say to someone whose kids
Speaker 3: are maybe moving out home, Oh, if they'd like our
Speaker 3: fridge or any of those.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to ask the next question to set
Speaker 4: up God, I'm glad you asked what are.
Speaker 1: You trying to get rid of? Now?
Speaker 2: My question was actually do I need to clean it first?
Speaker 4: Do you guys want my dirty old frida?
Speaker 2: You want my duty old I'm just like, I'm just me.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying I don't need the extra work right now,
Speaker 2: like I don't need to.
Speaker 4: They're not. They don't want your dirty old fridge.
Speaker 2: They don't know that they might.
Speaker 1: They don't want a fridge full stuff.
Speaker 4: They've got a fridge.
Speaker 2: I think I think our one hundred show is almost
Speaker 2: coming up soon here at Novo party absolutely any excuse.
Speaker 2: They're celebrating over at Channel seven on Sunrise as well.
Speaker 2: Because Chervo is about to clock up one year since
Speaker 2: taking over Koshi. That makes him a venturance snow from
Speaker 2: the set of Sunrise. Good Morning, Birthday.
Speaker 1: Keep the noise down, guys. I know it's a massive celebration.
Speaker 1: It's only twelve months, another twenty to go.
Speaker 15: It's all good, so I hope good to see you
Speaker 15: a person around celebrating. No, there's no one here, and
Speaker 15: that just goes to show, doesn't it that you can
Speaker 15: be in television for twelve months and no one really cares.
Speaker 1: It's it's a milestone, It certainly is.
Speaker 15: It's gone very quickly with Jammed a lot in But
Speaker 15: you know, if I filled the shoes of Koshi and
Speaker 15: I've got another twenty years to go.
Speaker 3: Hey, Chevy, what time do you get up? Because I
Speaker 3: roll in here about ten minutes before the show. You
Speaker 3: guys have a lot more prep to do than we do.
Speaker 3: What time does your alarm go off?
Speaker 15: It goes off pretty early, actually, so I get up
Speaker 15: at about two twenty.
Speaker 1: I was doing it.
Speaker 15: I was doing a bit of an exercise regime until
Speaker 15: I got really cold and dark, and I was like,
Speaker 15: buger that I'm not doing it anymore. But like, i
Speaker 15: feel like I've been in sport for so long, and
Speaker 15: then I've got to get my head around politics and
Speaker 15: finance and entertainment and all that. So I need to
Speaker 15: read a lot, so I get up early, I stay
Speaker 15: in bed, I read for about an hour, have a shower,
Speaker 15: and now go into work.
Speaker 1: I'm in work maybe just before four. So yeah, it's
Speaker 1: really good that I need it.
Speaker 3: I slept in this week and missed the first half
Speaker 3: an hour of our show.
Speaker 4: Has it happened to you yet?
Speaker 15: Oh so no, not officially since taking over. However, I
Speaker 15: was filling in for Barettes once and I set my
Speaker 15: alarm to PM instead of MAYM and I woke up
Speaker 15: at five fifteen AM, like just naturally, so I got
Speaker 15: there at five thirty six. I don't live too far away.
Speaker 15: I got into makeup, got into the studio. I read
Speaker 15: the first sports news break at five point seven.
Speaker 4: After that, and tell the truth.
Speaker 15: I never missed one, but I did get there late.
Speaker 4: How fast did you speed to get there?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 2: You ran?
Speaker 4: I didn't get caught put it though it didn't happen.
Speaker 2: Big night coming up soon. In the world of television,
Speaker 2: that is the Logi Awards. You're obviously a lot more
Speaker 2: professional than our man Clint accomplished because last year we
Speaker 2: sent Clint to the logis and he was broadcasting the
Speaker 2: foyer and you guys are actually broadcasting from the foyer
Speaker 2: as well. We had to take Clint off news after
Speaker 2: the six o'clock years.
Speaker 4: He got taken off their.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because he forgot the word allegedly when covering a
Speaker 2: lot of prime stories. And then he spent the rest
Speaker 2: of the three hours chasing you.
Speaker 3: We never asked him to be. He was just desperate
Speaker 3: to get your attention.
Speaker 1: We actually did.
Speaker 15: We did we cross bars at the pool deck ye,
Speaker 15: at the end of the end of our show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 15: What my My theory with that is is that with
Speaker 15: all the celebrities around having a massive night, they're all sleeping,
Speaker 15: so there was no one else to chase.
Speaker 4: No one finds some big celebts and he goes, oh,
Speaker 4: are the biggest celeb of them all?
Speaker 2: He just kept And then the best bit was when
Speaker 2: you guys did cross bards at the pool deck. It
Speaker 2: was almost like he was a nuffy Sunrise fan. You
Speaker 2: were like, yeah, good to see you mate.
Speaker 1: It was very transactional, wasn't it. No, I'm not giving
Speaker 1: you a selfie?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you know what. I want to give you
Speaker 2: credit Earlier this year, for April Fool's Day. It was
Speaker 2: one of the good ones you pulled off, he told
Speaker 2: the rest of the Sunrise. He told the rest of
Speaker 2: the Sunrise panel he was going to be taking a
Speaker 2: few months off to return to athletics, and he was
Speaker 2: going to be trying to get into Paris for we run.
Speaker 4: It in news on our show. I bet we did?
Speaker 1: They do?
Speaker 2: They call for it hook line and thinker. Do you know?
Speaker 15: So I set it up like this, so I said,
Speaker 15: they've asked me to come back into It's kind of
Speaker 15: like a journeyman in footy, right. They asked me to
Speaker 15: come back into the real a team. But they didn't
Speaker 15: necessarily need me to run my fastest, but just needed
Speaker 15: an old head there to build on culture and experience,
Speaker 15: and they bought it.
Speaker 1: It was perfectly. It worked really well.
Speaker 4: They actually asked you to run in the relay team
Speaker 4: at the Olympics.
Speaker 1: No, it's all about the cell though, right.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I've just broken out in the sweat.
Speaker 2: When was the last time you ran the hundred? And
Speaker 2: what did your clock? Oh god?
Speaker 1: I oh god?
Speaker 15: It was probably about what are we talking? Probably man,
Speaker 15: almost ten years ago, I reckon I did. It was
Speaker 15: actually for a men's health kind of like a getting
Speaker 15: back into shape.
Speaker 4: Transformation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I ran, I ran.
Speaker 15: I think it was about hand timed on grass in
Speaker 15: my trainers. I ran about eleven seconds, So I reckon,
Speaker 15: I could dip under eleven And what about now.
Speaker 4: How long do you reckon? It'd take here to trop
Speaker 4: down one hundred meters.
Speaker 2: It'd be eleven minutes.
Speaker 1: I reckon, I could.
Speaker 15: I reckon, I could still do an eleven point something. Really,
Speaker 15: and I reckon, Give me six months and I'd be
Speaker 15: getting in the tens again.
Speaker 4: Really, wow, company, you can get back to the Olympics.
Speaker 4: What are you doing playing pranks on it? Saying that
Speaker 4: I reckon you'd pin a.
Speaker 15: I know this is radio, but I know this is radio,
Speaker 15: but if you're actually watching the zoom, you can see
Speaker 15: me shaking my head.
Speaker 4: No, we're gonna don't worry. That'll be a headline. Sure
Speaker 4: if I reckons, he's getting back to his best.
Speaker 2: Sure, I congrat some clocking up a year officially, Mat,
Speaker 2: I know you've been part of the sun Ris family
Speaker 2: for a lot longer than that, but you're killing it
Speaker 2: at the gig mate.
Speaker 1: Well done, Thanks guys, you too, Thanks for having me
Speaker 1: on Yes.
Speaker 3: Today we're talking to one of your favorite characters from
Speaker 3: your favorite reality show, Captain Sandy from Below Deck.
Speaker 2: She's not my favorite. I love the show. Did you
Speaker 2: like again, Captain Lee? I'm an OG fan, But he's
Speaker 2: he's packed it in, so he's gone. He's left the
Speaker 2: show to come to his clothing.
Speaker 1: Did she replace him?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I can see why, yeah, Captain Lee.
Speaker 3: Well, anyway, we were asking her if on any of
Speaker 3: those massive super yachts, which can cost like a million
Speaker 3: dollars a week to charter, if she'd ever had a
Speaker 3: couple on there who had broken up on the charter
Speaker 3: and they had to put whoever was dumped.
Speaker 4: Back on the silly little tender back to that dry land.
Speaker 16: I was going to marry these people, and I remember
Speaker 16: watching the episode and they were breaking up that night
Speaker 16: and then the next day I married them. So yes,
Speaker 16: they I think they broke up, but they made up
Speaker 16: the next morning.
Speaker 1: You know it's Sandy celebrate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well she's so what do you mean they can
Speaker 2: just captains carry.
Speaker 4: We are on internet. You need not actually probably getting
Speaker 4: married properly anyway.
Speaker 2: Probably the casuals down a go boat could do it too.
Speaker 4: You're not actually get married.
Speaker 3: You have to be in it, like a country to
Speaker 3: sign the form international waters.
Speaker 2: I don't, guys, I'm pretty sure ship captains.
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 4: You'd have to do the call you can you Google.
Speaker 1: Only have a certain Only certain people can sign a
Speaker 1: marriage certificate like ship captains.
Speaker 4: No, do you think they're like a justice of the
Speaker 4: peace or pharmacist, a police officer or a ship captain
Speaker 4: if you know what?
Speaker 1: That's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Anyway, we thought that that was.
Speaker 2: The executive producer Brady the thumb.
Speaker 7: Even though it is believed to be a regular event,
Speaker 7: a ship captain generally don't have doesn't have the legal
Speaker 7: rights for the wedding at sea.
Speaker 2: Beyond Wikipedia or like a proper website Wikipedia.
Speaker 7: This is cruisecritic dot.
Speaker 2: Com, Critics dot com.
Speaker 1: That's another segment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, anyway, Captain Sandy talking about people breaking up
Speaker 3: on a super yacht got us talking about our favorite topic, x's.
Speaker 3: It is time for today's installment of the X facts.
Speaker 3: Were your name and Shane you're except Remember I was
Speaker 3: telling you guys a while ago about my girlfriend who
Speaker 3: was a hosty flight attendant. Yeah, business class on Quantas
Speaker 3: and the plane was fully boarded. Before take off, one
Speaker 3: of the passengers came up. They were sitting I think
Speaker 3: in one A and one B, a couple, and she
Speaker 3: came over to her the host year was an international
Speaker 3: flight and said, just so you know, I just need
Speaker 3: to give you the heads up things might be a
Speaker 3: bit rocky in one A and one B. I recently
Speaker 3: found out my husband was having an affair with his secretary.
Speaker 3: He's not good at confrontation, he's not good at conversations.
Speaker 3: So I thought, I'm gonna wait until we're on this
Speaker 3: ten hour flight to bring it up, because he's got
Speaker 3: nowhere to go and we're going to have to talk
Speaker 3: through it.
Speaker 2: I would open that emergency and happily get sucked right out.
Speaker 3: So all the host is knew and they took off
Speaker 3: and she bought it to do it, and they could
Speaker 3: tell the conversation was happening, and the host has just
Speaker 3: kept going past and dropping the wife like champagne and chocolates.
Speaker 1: Just as wheels leave the ground, just after you finish
Speaker 1: your hot tower.
Speaker 2: No, when they go seatbelt SI is now off. You
Speaker 2: are free to move around the cabin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's her endo.
Speaker 4: They wron up on the plane.
Speaker 3: But they got stuck there for eight hours talking about it,
Speaker 3: and my your friend, who was hostly, said he just
Speaker 3: stared out the window for ninety eight percent of that fu.
Speaker 2: I'll be honest, I reckon there would be a lot
Speaker 2: of couples that break up on holidays, because holidays sometimes
Speaker 2: are the first test pattern of whether you can live together.
Speaker 4: See I don't get holiday imst agree.
Speaker 3: I think holidays are like holiday romance, and then you
Speaker 3: come home and you get back into real life and
Speaker 3: you're like, oh, no, you're not that guy you were
Speaker 3: on holidays.
Speaker 4: We're not carefree, we are not No.
Speaker 2: It's you know what, it's always the second week of
Speaker 2: the holiday. First week you're doing the white water rafting,
Speaker 2: you live in, you haven't cocktails. It's the second week
Speaker 2: you start getting into a retain I.
Speaker 3: Had a friend that took a girl on a overseas
Speaker 3: holiday and they broke up over there. He'd paid for
Speaker 3: the whole thing. They'd only been together, I think for
Speaker 3: like three or four months, and they were doing like
Speaker 3: around the world business class trip in these beautiful hotels.
Speaker 3: They had a huge barney and they broke up on
Speaker 3: the trip. And even though it was all paid for,
Speaker 3: she said, well, because it was all paid for. Probably
Speaker 3: she said to him, well, I'm just gonna I'll just
Speaker 3: stay on the holiday with you. We'll just and then
Speaker 3: we just we'll go our separate ways and we get
Speaker 3: back back to Australia. But they were doing separate things
Speaker 3: during the day, but they were just sharing the same rooms.
Speaker 3: He was he paid for it. He was sleeping on
Speaker 3: the couch. She got the master because he was trying
Speaker 3: to be a gentle.
Speaker 2: Imagine how competitive that would be that you'd becoming home going.
Speaker 2: I had the best day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well I think he look at my photos. I
Speaker 4: think he was.
Speaker 3: Hoping they'd work it out. Yeah, anyway, he went up
Speaker 3: tonn on night. She went up to dinn one night.
Speaker 3: He came home on the couch and she bought someone.
Speaker 4: In the room that he'd paid for.
Speaker 1: And he's one the care in the separate room.
Speaker 4: But he saw this guy.
Speaker 2: Walked through just like, get another room.
Speaker 4: Well I assume, so I think he got up and left.
Speaker 2: Get another room. You can't be doing that.
Speaker 4: You can't do that on his coin. He still thought
Speaker 4: they were going to work.
Speaker 1: Now you've got to go to the formula.
Speaker 4: This person, you don't Jason.
Speaker 2: Lou and I had a massive blow up when we're
Speaker 2: in Fiji recently.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I used to go for walks around the hotel.
Speaker 2: I just did laps around the hotel to cool down.
Speaker 4: We had another friend, Oh my god, it is on holidays.
Speaker 3: We had another couple who had a huge bunny in
Speaker 3: a nightclub and he left and she stayed out with
Speaker 3: us in a bar. We're in l A and we
Speaker 3: went back to the hotel to go to bed and
Speaker 3: he was standing in the reception with his suitcase trying
Speaker 3: to get them to book him another room. Yeah, she
Speaker 3: didn't see him and she just walked straight past went upstairs,
Speaker 3: and I was like, do we go and say something
Speaker 3: to him?
Speaker 4: What do we do do? I was like, I'm going
Speaker 4: to bed, Paul, you deal with that.
Speaker 1: Yes, there you go.
Speaker 4: So he went up and then she called me crying,
Speaker 4: going he's not here, He's taken all his stuff. Do
Speaker 4: you know where he's gone?
Speaker 2: And I was like, no, seen him in weeks?
Speaker 4: And I was like, Paul, is a you problem nor
Speaker 4: me problem?
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten Holiday breakups. Did your relationship end
Speaker 2: on a holiday? How confident are you? I? Reckon? We're
Speaker 2: going to get a few of these.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I reckon you can.
Speaker 2: Remain completely anonymous. I want to know where the holiday was.
Speaker 2: Big poor jumping pillow can understand mal dives. There you
Speaker 2: work through it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I don't care what you've done. I'd stay
Speaker 3: with you to get that. Mouldia's holiday break up with you.
Speaker 2: After thirteen twenty four to ten? Have you broken up
Speaker 2: on a holiday? In return? I got two hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty dollars Bailey Nelson Boucher's up for grabs. They're shaken
Speaker 2: up the way you get glasses with friendly optometrists and
Speaker 2: Australian design frames at fair prices. This week's X Files
Speaker 2: we are focusing on holiday by breakups. We are opening
Speaker 2: the X Files for a week our favorite subject and
Speaker 2: this week we're focusing on have you had a bust
Speaker 2: up with an X on holiday?
Speaker 3: Break up on tour Brianna in Newport? Did you break
Speaker 3: up with someone on a holiday?
Speaker 8: I did it shortly after.
Speaker 1: Smart holiday Smart.
Speaker 4: I often used to bite my tongue before a holiday.
Speaker 2: Where did you go on holiday and was the breakup
Speaker 2: as a result of the travel?
Speaker 8: No, we booked it probably earlier in the year and
Speaker 8: We're going to America and Canada for about six weeks,
Speaker 8: sort of mid year and at the start of the
Speaker 8: other Oh, don't if I want to see this guy anymore.
Speaker 8: This big trip booked.
Speaker 1: So I sucked it up.
Speaker 8: Went on the trip, waited a reasonable amount of time afterwards.
Speaker 4: Did he pay for it?
Speaker 8: A bit of a bit of bees? Like a bit
Speaker 8: half each? So I didn't want to lose all my money.
Speaker 2: You know what they need? Travel insurance should cover breakups?
Speaker 4: No way?
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean? Stamping exactly exactly?
Speaker 1: Did you lose your suitcase? Did you lose your boyfriend?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll say so. You were at two nights in
Speaker 2: the narrow resort. You had a blomp on the first
Speaker 2: night and need the second room. Okay, we'll pay for that.
Speaker 1: In your pocket.
Speaker 3: How many people reckon hotels and gone, you know what,
Speaker 3: I'm just going to get my own room.
Speaker 4: It would happen, the front desk would see it.
Speaker 2: Ye oh yeah. They probably got a little bedding system
Speaker 2: going as you check in. These two aren't going to
Speaker 2: make it.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Julie. Where did your holiday breakup happen?
Speaker 10: We were in England. It was the end of our
Speaker 10: three months euro Vendor the summer. Yes, we had three
Speaker 10: weeks left to go, and he told me he had
Speaker 10: cheated on me.
Speaker 1: Why why'd you do that with three weeks still to go?
Speaker 2: I mean, tell you and cheap, but why would you
Speaker 2: tell you?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 10: I kind of like to him instead, Oh, there's a
Speaker 10: book feature where we can see deleted messages, and he
Speaker 10: showed himself and told me. So he wasn't going to
Speaker 10: tell me or sigh, like, So.
Speaker 4: Did he cheat on you while you're on the holiday
Speaker 4: or before you left me?
Speaker 10: No, he cheated on me a year beforehand, and then
Speaker 10: while we were on the holiday.
Speaker 4: You thought you'd bring it up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 10: Suspicious because he was acting like funny, always around, like
Speaker 10: his phone.
Speaker 4: Feature did give away give way?
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I love that you tricked him into the confession. And
Speaker 4: what happened? Did you stay traveling together for the next
Speaker 4: three weeks? Yeah?
Speaker 10: We had three weeks together and it was the relative part,
Speaker 10: so we.
Speaker 2: Had your relatives or his both.
Speaker 4: Oh gosh, you were all there, and did you.
Speaker 2: Tell the relatives?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 10: So we actually kind of like, I wish we had
Speaker 10: break up travel insurance because we kind of just had
Speaker 10: to write it out for the three weeks. They couldn't
Speaker 10: afford to just hop on another plane to go home.
Speaker 3: He needed the family to pay for Did you sit
Speaker 3: next to each other on the flight home?
Speaker 12: Yes, we did.
Speaker 4: That's a flight from the that's.
Speaker 2: A rookie move seat selection.
Speaker 4: Come on, I've been flirting with everyone on the plane.
Speaker 2: You know, when Quantus puts on those emergency flights to
Speaker 2: get Ossie's home.
Speaker 1: The repatriation, they need to do that their appatriation flight.
Speaker 2: Yeahulie again, we're sending us seven three seven ideas from you.
Speaker 2: I still call you Australia Home. You get the idea.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's take one more. Alita, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 13: Go for Lauren.
Speaker 17: How are you?
Speaker 4: Did you break up during what was supposed to be
Speaker 4: holiday romance?
Speaker 9: Hi?
Speaker 13: It was the second honeymoon. We've been married for twenty years.
Speaker 13: We were in Bruges in Belgium, and we had a
Speaker 13: fight about which restaurant would go to your breakfast for
Speaker 13: breakfast and I said I'm not I'm not going to
Speaker 13: that one, and he's like, well I am, and I'm like, fine.
Speaker 4: You go.
Speaker 13: And then I said, well I need my passport and
Speaker 13: he said his passport and then I hit him on
Speaker 13: the head with a tiny little brochure book and hit
Speaker 13: and then he left.
Speaker 1: He's never seen again.
Speaker 4: Years.
Speaker 2: Was one of those little brochures you get in reception
Speaker 2: where their advertising.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Alida, you were married for twenty.
Speaker 13: He's been playing it all along. He's been playing it along.
Speaker 13: He's been cheating beforehand.
Speaker 3: I was just waiting for you to do something that
Speaker 3: he could blame. This is a lot of men do this.
Speaker 4: They way up.
Speaker 2: I mean to be fair, Hang on, what was wrong
Speaker 2: with the restaurant?
Speaker 13: I just didn't like it.
Speaker 18: Clearly he didn't like it.
Speaker 4: Married Alida how long ago?
Speaker 1: About ten years ago?
Speaker 4: And he's better off without him.
Speaker 13: Oh he's not a nice was it?
Speaker 2: Was it a good hit when you got him with
Speaker 2: the brake?
Speaker 13: Apparently I faulted him, but clearly I don't know.
Speaker 1: Silly little bro travel insurance assaulted with the movie.
Speaker 13: Well you found love since Aleada, I am happily married
Speaker 13: and I've got a beautiful man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is the light captain. They've updated him. He's not
Speaker 2: as solid as it used to be.
Speaker 4: Does he like Belgian waffles?
Speaker 2: Big? Good morning to twelve year old Harry in Albert.
Speaker 4: Park that morning, Harry, Hi, Hello, Harry, Hey Harry, are
Speaker 4: you off to school today? All right?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, well let's not hold you up. Then?
Speaker 4: What times school start?
Speaker 2: In?
Speaker 8: About fifteen minutes?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: I was just going to ask you like sailing? Do
Speaker 2: you sail in Albert Park Lake?
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 2: Harry? Oh?
Speaker 14: I sail at Standingham?
Speaker 1: So what does if you're twelve grade or year are
Speaker 1: you in?
Speaker 18: I'm your seven?
Speaker 3: All right, Harry, let's try and win you some cash
Speaker 3: on this freezing cold Thursday morning.
Speaker 4: What are you thinking?
Speaker 3: Do you want an easy question for fifty dollars, a
Speaker 3: medium question for five hundred, or a difficult question for
Speaker 3: five thousand dollars?
Speaker 2: What are we going? Has?
Speaker 11: I'll go for the five hundred dollars question.
Speaker 8: Yeah, five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: I love the confidence.
Speaker 3: Okay, Harry, I'm going to ask you a question. You're
Speaker 3: going to hear a three two one countdown and a buzzer.
Speaker 3: You need to answer before the buzzer goes off, and
Speaker 3: if your.
Speaker 4: Answer is correct, you get five hundred bucks. Let's do
Speaker 4: it now, Harry.
Speaker 2: Between you and I. If you don't know, yes, all right, yep,
Speaker 2: here we go. This is your five hundred dollars question?
Speaker 4: What is the most populated city in Australia?
Speaker 2: Three two one it's Sydney.
Speaker 4: Just lo, we're getting meeting us at the moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we're set to take over Sydney in
Speaker 1: a couple of years.
Speaker 4: Should we give give you a fifty dollars question? Harry?
Speaker 1: Sure, I'll take a cheek fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: That's a pineapple, isn't it? Yeah? What's a hunt? I
Speaker 2: haven't seen one for a greenback? Oh that's why I
Speaker 2: don't know it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, gorilla? Gorilla?
Speaker 2: Is it gorilla?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think it's a gorilla.
Speaker 4: Hey, Harry, do you know anything about the Wiggles?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, cool, I'll stick with this question Harry for
Speaker 4: fifty bucks? What color wiggle was Greg? Three two? What
Speaker 4: about Jeff Purple? I don't know.
Speaker 14: I'm watching a while.
Speaker 4: Greg was the yellow Greg?
Speaker 11: But that was a yellow wiggle?
Speaker 4: There was a yellow There was a yellow yellow? Greg
Speaker 4: was the original one?
Speaker 2: Sorry, no, no, I'll tell you what. Hang on, I'll give
Speaker 2: you a family past to gun buy a world? How
Speaker 2: about that?
Speaker 4: Awesome?
Speaker 11: Thank you so much?
Speaker 2: No way, you all love it. Come get a your
Speaker 2: wildlife a gun buy a world theme park. Whether it's slides,
Speaker 2: thrill rides or wildlife, they all glide. It's a cracker there.
Speaker 2: I've taken the kids before. It's all, isn't it Yep?
Speaker 2: Chucked them in the snake enclosure and I went on
Speaker 2: the slot.
Speaker 4: The snake's there.
Speaker 2: What do you mean They've got a.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like a butterfly enclosure, but for snakes.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I was supposed to leave them now.
Speaker 2: I was like, Dad's just going to go on the records.
Speaker 2: I'll be back soon. Minds, we've got to ge pick
Speaker 2: him up. She just got on thirteen past day. A
Speaker 2: big day on the sporting calendar.
Speaker 1: Coming up this weekend it's the Pink Lady Match, and
Speaker 1: this year it's a it's a little closer to home.
Speaker 1: You could say, we're.
Speaker 2: Going to go there on the other side of there.
Speaker 2: Good morning Melbourne. A rug up. She is a chilly
Speaker 2: one seven. At the moment you are listening to Nov.
Speaker 2: One hundred, very important match on the footy calendary're coming
Speaker 2: up this weekend, Hey, Clint.
Speaker 1: Saturday Night at the MCG. It's always a special night
Speaker 1: because it is the Pink Lady Match. It's a time
Speaker 1: when footy rivalries a shove to one side. All be
Speaker 1: it very briefly. It supports the work of the Breast
Speaker 1: Cancer Network Australia, and this year it strikes I think
Speaker 1: you could say, for me a little closer to home.
Speaker 1: Forty one year old Nicole Riddle is battling breast cancer.
Speaker 1: She's a school teacher, she's a beautiful mother of two,
Speaker 1: and she's also my best friend, and she joins us
Speaker 1: this morning. Good morning, Nicole, Good.
Speaker 4: Morning, Good morning everyone.
Speaker 2: Well, first up, Nicole, you would have some dirt on
Speaker 2: our clean channel way. Oh look, I.
Speaker 17: Was hoping we weren't going to go there because I
Speaker 17: don't want to embarrass him. There's actually that much after
Speaker 17: forty one years that I could shock a real in
Speaker 17: his career.
Speaker 3: Actually, you guys have known each other since you were
Speaker 3: this baby meet.
Speaker 1: Our moms were in a mother's group together basically, and
Speaker 1: so it's so cool. Every every birthday, every sort of
Speaker 1: momentous occasion in our lives have been together.
Speaker 4: I love that awesome. It's like those unofficial cousins that
Speaker 4: you go up with.
Speaker 1: Hey, Nicole, how are you doing. I mentioned in the
Speaker 1: intro that you know you found a lump not so
Speaker 1: long back, you had the operation and yet you're now
Speaker 1: undergoing treatment. You look beautiful. How are you fairing right now? Look?
Speaker 1: Actually I'm going really well.
Speaker 17: I feel really positive and you know it's been it's
Speaker 17: been a year, but I think overall, I'm feeling really good.
Speaker 17: I've got a bit of balance back now. So yeah,
Speaker 17: feeling positive.
Speaker 3: Hate Nicole. Breast cancer. We know it doesn't discriminate. Over
Speaker 3: twenty thousand Australians are diagnosed with this awful disease every year,
Speaker 3: and that includes men as well. How did you discover
Speaker 3: that you had breast cancer?
Speaker 17: I just found a small lump just before Christmas. I'd
Speaker 17: always been pretty vigilant with myself checks, knowing that cancer
Speaker 17: doesn't discriminate, and just some really positive things on social
Speaker 17: media that I sought to remind myself and I did
Speaker 17: something about it straight away. I found the lump and
Speaker 17: I called my doctor within the hour, So yeah, we
Speaker 17: went from there.
Speaker 2: Basically, do you remember the moment you got diagnosed? It
Speaker 2: just I can imagine it just brings your life to
Speaker 2: a screechinghold.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Absolutely. I was home on my own and my GP called,
Speaker 17: who is just a beautiful man, and yeah, it times
Speaker 17: stood still, It really did, because I just never expected it.
Speaker 17: I remember just trying to catch my breath. It was
Speaker 17: almost like I nearly entered a panic attack, and I
Speaker 17: just had to stop and breathe, and I messaged my
Speaker 17: husband and I said, get home now.
Speaker 2: I was about to ask, how hard is it to
Speaker 2: have that conversation with your partner and you've got to
Speaker 2: young daughters.
Speaker 17: Yes, yeah, look at his heart. But at the same time,
Speaker 17: because you're going through the process of having tests, your
Speaker 17: mind starts to go that there could be something wrong,
Speaker 17: I guess so, but we just sat there and we
Speaker 17: just knew that everything was going to be okay as well,
Speaker 17: which you know, you're doing a lot of self talk
Speaker 17: in that process. And then telling our little girls was hard.
Speaker 17: But again, we've tried to remain really positive. I think
Speaker 17: there's so much fear around cancer. People here that you've
Speaker 17: got cancer and straight away they think you're going to die,
Speaker 17: and that is not the case thanks to places like
Speaker 17: BCNA who are continually advocating for more research. So I
Speaker 17: think that's what we've tried to do all the way through,
Speaker 17: not think about cancer as death. Think about cancer is
Speaker 17: something that is part of my journey and something that
Speaker 17: we will beat and now it's just time to spread
Speaker 17: awareness on you.
Speaker 1: That's the fact that you've got your daughters, your beautiful
Speaker 1: daughters around you always has that empowered you as you
Speaker 1: fight what is a beast of a disease?
Speaker 17: Oh absolutely absolutely, Like you know, when you're young, you've
Speaker 17: got so much to live for, but when you've got
Speaker 17: these little people following you around and you know, it
Speaker 17: gives you even more drive to be positive and you know,
Speaker 17: change their perspective on things and you know it's all
Speaker 17: about resilience and for them to actually see that these
Speaker 17: things happen and you can be okay. That's what motivates me.
Speaker 17: And my girls are just hilarious. They're so different, so
Speaker 17: they bring different things like may see my little one
Speaker 17: and she loves me being bald and rubs my head
Speaker 17: all the time, and pipe is a little more emotional.
Speaker 17: But you know, we work through it together and we
Speaker 17: talk it all through. So they're strong little girls and
Speaker 17: they're going to be even stronger for this. So it's
Speaker 17: one of those things. Life throws us all sorts of
Speaker 17: things and we have to choose how we're going to respond.
Speaker 2: To that, well, I think you're nailing it with your
Speaker 2: positive attitude. Honestly, it's amazing, it's incredible.
Speaker 4: You know. They say it takes a village to get
Speaker 4: through things like this.
Speaker 3: It certainly does, and it's terrific to hear that you've
Speaker 3: got this amazing family support behind you. But organizations like
Speaker 3: the AFL and the Melbourne Demons have these extraordinary platforms
Speaker 3: where they can help us who often feel really helpless
Speaker 3: in these situations.
Speaker 4: Make a difference.
Speaker 3: So tell us what's happening at the Pink Lady match
Speaker 3: this weekend because it is a really special game.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it is, and I think being the twentieth year
Speaker 17: at Melbourne Football Club have been involved, I think it's
Speaker 17: really significant because it just shows breast cancer has been
Speaker 17: here for a long time and it is not going anywhere.
Speaker 17: We need to continue to get behind events like this
Speaker 17: and you can support by buying an online ticket as well,
Speaker 17: or you can come along to the game. There's bays
Speaker 17: that are allocated Pink Lady bays for people to come
Speaker 17: and you know, show their support whether they've been affected
Speaker 17: by someone a friend, a family member, and one in
Speaker 17: seven women and men being diagnosed I know that so
Speaker 17: many people have been affected and again always you know,
Speaker 17: donating as well.
Speaker 2: At the game, people got down on the field.
Speaker 1: It's every y yes, yeah, yeah, it's quite striking. And
Speaker 1: there's always somebody in their thoughts. Yeah, it's someone who's
Speaker 1: battling right now, someone that has unfortunately lost their cancer journey.
Speaker 1: So it's quite a strike.
Speaker 2: A movie put the topic in front of mine and
Speaker 2: in people's face. It's the one thing I commend the
Speaker 2: AFL for doing events like this. Yeah, they really know
Speaker 2: how to do it. You can log onto Pink ladymatch
Speaker 2: dot com dot au for tickets, beanies and donations.
Speaker 1: So what was it like growing up with me?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Give us some dirt now we've done this series.
Speaker 2: Do you ever hit on you, Nicole?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 17: No, Like Blas said, it's kind of like a bit
Speaker 17: of a family relationship.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we had many.
Speaker 17: Great times together, you know, growing up young, and our
Speaker 17: parents have remained really good friends, which has meant over
Speaker 17: the years our friendship has changed. I think you know,
Speaker 17: he might have heard before Clinton might have shared when
Speaker 17: he's been purring behind that microphone that we used to
Speaker 17: indulge in some Whiskers cat food that.
Speaker 4: He was doing it.
Speaker 17: Did he ever do that conversation I'm the cat fooed lady.
Speaker 2: Did he ever have that conversation you have with a
Speaker 2: friend of your team's, like, Hey, if we don't find
Speaker 2: people by the time we're forwarding, should we just get married?
Speaker 4: Married?
Speaker 17: I think mum Tony might have liked that. I think
Speaker 17: she had.
Speaker 1: She's too good for me, still here alone in the corner.
Speaker 3: Was he a wrap back because we always we call
Speaker 3: him the teacher's pet around here?
Speaker 4: Was he like that growing up too?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 17: Look, I want to say he was, but he wasn't.
Speaker 17: He's such a beautiful man. And the fact, you know,
Speaker 17: I look and think I could bring up some dirt,
Speaker 17: but I'm not going to do too much. Giving a
Speaker 17: lot of fun.
Speaker 1: Just don't mention the trip.
Speaker 4: To what happened happened in Thailand.
Speaker 1: We were both we're both at the peak of our powers.
Speaker 17: Wait, wait, wait moments.
Speaker 4: What does it mean, Nicole that you were at your
Speaker 4: peak of your powers together in Thailand?
Speaker 17: Sorry, say that again.
Speaker 3: What does it mean that he was at the peak
Speaker 3: of his powers in Thailand?
Speaker 4: Give us something?
Speaker 17: Ah, Look, let's just say what happens at the full
Speaker 17: moon party? No matter where you are.
Speaker 2: In the world.
Speaker 1: I love God.
Speaker 2: I could imagine you with the paint on and the
Speaker 2: buckets trying to jump the flaming skipping rope.
Speaker 1: Hey, in all seriousness, I love you and thank you
Speaker 1: for being with us on our show and for shining
Speaker 1: a light on what is just an insidious disease and
Speaker 1: get out there and support the work of Lady Match.
Speaker 1: You're a beautiful mom and a beautiful friend and for
Speaker 1: that I thank you. Nicole Jelly or Riddle these days.
Speaker 17: Oh thanks, Clan, I love you too. You're a good
Speaker 17: man clinker.
Speaker 2: Awkward work, awkward f that's awkward if you want to
Speaker 2: get involved. Thirteen twenty four to ten is our number.
Speaker 2: We like. We all live pretty awkward lives.
Speaker 1: We're awkward people.
Speaker 3: But the thing is about being awkward. It's when you're
Speaker 3: awkward when things shouldn't be awkward and you just.
Speaker 4: Think why what? I'm most so embarrassed by this? And
Speaker 4: sometimes it's on your own, like for a female.
Speaker 3: I don't know if this is just trials and tribulations
Speaker 3: of being a chick, or if you guys have to
Speaker 3: do this, if you are even remotely stick with me here,
Speaker 3: wet like you've just got out of a shower, or
Speaker 3: you've been for a swim, and you try and put
Speaker 3: on tight pants like leggy and often like the other day,
Speaker 3: I was at the gym and then I have sauna,
Speaker 3: so I had a shower, and then I tried to
Speaker 3: put on my leggings, trying to put on like tight
Speaker 3: running pants or something.
Speaker 4: When you are in it all rolls and gets stuck
Speaker 4: and you hop on one leg.
Speaker 3: No one can see because generally you're not naked in
Speaker 3: front of anyone else. But for some reason, I'm embarrassed
Speaker 3: every time I do it, and I think I'm the
Speaker 3: only person that has to.
Speaker 2: I want to take you back to school. I had
Speaker 2: to go for a meeting at my kid's school the
Speaker 2: other day. Walking in to the office, I see the
Speaker 2: vice principal. Is it a first name? Is it a mister?
Speaker 4: With the kids are there, it's a mister, I think Dickinson.
Speaker 2: But then as an adult saying a mister to another.
Speaker 4: I think, if the kids aren't, what's his Christian name.
Speaker 2: Or her steal steal so solid name stealing stet steal
Speaker 2: steele superman. Then we went in for the meeting, parents
Speaker 2: sitting at the small table.
Speaker 4: And chairs adults.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's my knees.
Speaker 4: Aren't getting sitting at a school desk. You sit at
Speaker 4: a school.
Speaker 2: Because we're meeting with the teacher, so we're in like
Speaker 2: the classroom.
Speaker 4: No no, no, oh no.
Speaker 3: And you know what, it's amazing those desks when you
Speaker 3: go back to a school.
Speaker 2: And you think, oh, they're so tiny. I thought I
Speaker 2: was gonna have to get cut out.
Speaker 1: What about getting directions? Now, we all get lost from
Speaker 1: time to time. Now, the worst one is when you
Speaker 1: can't find something in a supermarket. Oh, this happened the
Speaker 1: other day. Approached someone who said to me, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't work here.
Speaker 4: Oh no, oh no, that is awkward.
Speaker 2: You know what I get when you ask someone for
Speaker 2: directions and as they're running through them.
Speaker 1: I've lost message, I've lost.
Speaker 2: But I just sit there and I go, perfect, thank you.
Speaker 3: I just think trying to find something the supermarket and
Speaker 3: you think, God, I've already gone down this aisle, and
Speaker 3: you think everyone in the supermarket knows that it's the
Speaker 3: third time you've gone down the aisle. No one's noticed,
Speaker 3: but you think everyone's looking, and.
Speaker 1: You always end up in the tin can aisle trying
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Speaker 2: Every every time, every time. Do you ever feel judged
Speaker 2: when you're putting the items on the check Absolutely? Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't do the checkout.
Speaker 3: I don't care if I'm doing self checkout. I'm not
Speaker 3: going to the scanner. But I don't want to make
Speaker 3: small talk.
Speaker 4: Myself. I will be like, I don't even need.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm a self check out.
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Speaker 3: like someone's watching me. Really, you're I feel like the
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Speaker 2: want to change pace. I want to get airborne. Guys
Speaker 2: on a recent flight in America Atlanta.
Speaker 4: America, Atlanta with a little more America America flying from.
Speaker 2: Atlanta to Denver. Sorry for a couple found themselves on
Speaker 2: board packed on a connecting flight, and on themselves seated
Speaker 2: behind a couple and their young daughter, who they think
Speaker 2: was probably between three and five years old. The child
Speaker 2: was standing up in their seat, turning around, get off
Speaker 2: the plane.
Speaker 4: Oh, she's three, Chill out.
Speaker 1: She's kicking the seat as well.
Speaker 4: Kicking the seat. That's not so.
Speaker 2: She turned around. She was like blowing raspberries and stuff.
Speaker 4: The kid was in front of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right out, but then continued to do it and
Speaker 2: didn't stop and started spitting. Oh no, on the passages behind.
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: What were mum and dad doing?
Speaker 2: Well? I don't know, but the couple told mom and dad,
Speaker 2: if you don't get your kid under control, I'll do
Speaker 2: it for you.
Speaker 4: Oh that's probably not the right use of the English.
Speaker 2: Find yourself on the no fly list.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you well, I don't know. Spitting is
Speaker 4: also a no fly list offense. I would have thoughtically assault. Really,
Speaker 4: I think during the pandemic, if you spat on people
Speaker 4: is considered sulf You can't spit on Rather someone slap
Speaker 4: me than spit on me.
Speaker 2: I don't want either.
Speaker 4: I don't want spill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't want some live on there.
Speaker 2: Interesting topic though, where where people sit on other people
Speaker 2: disciplining their kids. So I've got a I sort of
Speaker 2: have a rule amongst our really close friends where it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, when I bring the boys in here, right,
Speaker 2: sometimes on school holidays, I'll bring him in to sit
Speaker 2: in for a show.
Speaker 4: You have to parent me in those situations.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're you're excluded from this conversation because you actually
Speaker 2: can't be near my kids because you're a bad influence.
Speaker 4: Let kids be kids.
Speaker 2: See, I would be more disappointed in you and Clint.
Speaker 1: If you didn't oh, I didn't say something.
Speaker 2: If you didn't call them on things like as a
Speaker 2: friend our close friendship group, I would expect you guys, yeah,
Speaker 2: to pull my kids out.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't do it.
Speaker 3: If your kid came in here and dropped a big
Speaker 3: swear word and I wouldn't say tell him off in
Speaker 3: front of you.
Speaker 2: Well, then I would step in.
Speaker 3: But if I wasn't in the room, and if you
Speaker 3: didn't say anything, I'd be like, Okay, I guess that's cool.
Speaker 3: It's his kid and he thinks that that's okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But if he.
Speaker 3: Did something when you weren't here that I knew he
Speaker 3: wasn't allowed to do it depends you would do it again. No,
Speaker 3: I would if he did, if he said something like
Speaker 3: mean or something that I knew you wouldn't be within
Speaker 3: your family value. So I'd say, mate, come on, Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I wouldn't like send him to his room or
Speaker 3: the naughty corn.
Speaker 1: No, I just let it fester. I'm just letting it wrong.
Speaker 2: Really, No, I expect no. See then I get angry
Speaker 2: at you.
Speaker 4: Come on, you've got two nephews, Leo.
Speaker 3: What if Leo was going bananas and like punching and
Speaker 3: kicking his brother or something, he just plays?
Speaker 2: Are you serious?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I'm not one who confrontation.
Speaker 3: He's one of about kids seven, he's not his fall.
Speaker 1: What are you scared of?
Speaker 4: The what if? What if? What if a kid hypathetic?
Speaker 4: We know that you are. What if you were in.
Speaker 3: The park and another kid came up and hit your nephew,
Speaker 3: would you say that's grab we'd go home.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't say, hey, he is not very nice, that's
Speaker 4: not very nice.
Speaker 1: No, I'm so soft. I'm so soft. I'm so soft.
Speaker 1: Don't like that's just me.
Speaker 4: You're pathetic, I am that's funny.
Speaker 2: You're a pathetic little mound.
Speaker 1: What would you do in that situation?
Speaker 4: That's not very nice?
Speaker 3: When I hit other Oh someone struck my knees, they
Speaker 3: are cooked straight.
Speaker 4: On the barbecue. Yep. So yeah, so you're never.
Speaker 2: Kid thirteen twenty four ten. I'd like to know where
Speaker 2: Melbourne sits on this one. Is it okay to parent
Speaker 2: other people's kids?
Speaker 4: Depends, I think is when you have a different parenting style.
Speaker 2: I think if the if their parents there, I'm like you,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't. I wouldn't say anything. If I was at
Speaker 2: the park and someone hit Archie and then mum or
Speaker 2: dad didn't see it, I would be like, oh, it's
Speaker 2: not hit you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But then there's been times like where you're big because
Speaker 3: kids sometimes do funny things because they're trying to be
Speaker 3: silly and they're trying to show off, and like the
Speaker 3: kids might say something mean to you, and I'd be like, oh,
Speaker 3: don't talk to dad, like exactly, it's.
Speaker 2: The way you say, yeah, absolutely, yeah. Normally you'd laugh
Speaker 2: and be like tell them again. I agree thirteen twenty
Speaker 2: four to ten to join us on the air. Is
Speaker 2: it okay to parent other people's kids? Or come back?
Speaker 2: Hit the phones on the other side of this, we
Speaker 2: are talking about is it okay to discipline someone else's kid?
Speaker 2: I feel like I don't know.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is your domain. You got three of them.
Speaker 2: I'm totally cool with it. If my kids are being
Speaker 2: little turds, I expect you to pull them up.
Speaker 3: But you're on your third. What about your first kid?
Speaker 3: Were you more protective over Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think if I think your first kid, you know, okay?
Speaker 1: What about a stranger? You know us, You're happy for
Speaker 1: us to do it?
Speaker 4: What about a stranger in the supermarket he goes and has.
Speaker 1: A tanty and starts throwing the frozen piece.
Speaker 2: Well, actually, we're on a plane once. You know, I
Speaker 2: like peace.
Speaker 3: I would to the freezer. He opens the freezer, he
Speaker 3: gets the piece out, and he opens the piece. Then
Speaker 3: he's got the piece of his hand.
Speaker 2: He's throw on what a waste? Big fan of belse.
Speaker 3: Could a strangers say, hey, that's not acceptable behavior in
Speaker 3: the super much?
Speaker 2: We're on a flight once?
Speaker 4: Yes or no?
Speaker 2: And well I'm giving you a situation like that. We're
Speaker 2: on a flight once it was a couple without a kid.
Speaker 2: It's it's not the plane. We're on a flight.
Speaker 4: Frozen cooked a.
Speaker 2: Couple sitting opposite us in the aisle. I think I
Speaker 2: think it was Felix. He was acting up and I
Speaker 2: was getting out the iPad and she made a sly comment.
Speaker 4: Like to you or the kid, to the kid saying what.
Speaker 2: Like, oh so you need that to be quiet or
Speaker 2: something like that.
Speaker 4: You know that's not parenting though, that's judging, that's not.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, with the iPad, what if she had have said,
Speaker 3: just chill out, dude. Your dad's trying to help you.
Speaker 4: He's you organized. Just calm down for a minute.
Speaker 2: If I haven't had an opportunity to discipline them.
Speaker 4: Myself, not really disciplining though, it's.
Speaker 2: Just anybody jumps in without giving me a chance to
Speaker 2: do it. Oh then stay out of it.
Speaker 1: Oh well, this is in the face of what you
Speaker 1: were just saying. It's very okay to discipline your child.
Speaker 1: Is if I'm not well, you can't have two sets
Speaker 1: of rules.
Speaker 4: And if you're not there, I'm.
Speaker 2: Not there, then I expect you to pull them up.
Speaker 4: What can you whip them over the knuckles?
Speaker 2: You're not how to do that anymore. The fund's gone
Speaker 2: out of it.
Speaker 4: No wooden spoons.
Speaker 2: None of that. I can't even bloody. Keep them in
Speaker 2: their room.
Speaker 1: Did you snap me up?
Speaker 4: What are you gonna hit me with?
Speaker 2: Now? I put one in their room the other day
Speaker 2: and I was holding the handle, and he screamed from
Speaker 2: the other side, I'll take you to the police.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my.
Speaker 4: Jesus, did you just baking a cake? Baking a cake?
Speaker 4: You don't hit your kids.
Speaker 2: No, But I tried to lock him in his room,
Speaker 2: and he screamed through the door. You keep him, keep
Speaker 2: me in here. I'll take you to the police. He
Speaker 2: looked at him, was.
Speaker 4: Like, he's right, Yeah, you can't be doing that.
Speaker 2: All this fun stuff in the loundingmore get I asked,
Speaker 2: how are you? I'm good. Wad you sit on people
Speaker 2: disciplining your kids?
Speaker 11: I completely agree. I write with the dad that used
Speaker 11: to discipline other people's kids all.
Speaker 4: The time, you tell them.
Speaker 11: I remember we were at of satellites one day. I
Speaker 11: would have been about nineteen twenty, the passenger seat, and
Speaker 11: there was a car next to us, and the kid
Speaker 11: was completely out of his seat and out the window,
Speaker 11: and I remember my dad's wound winding down his window.
Speaker 11: And get in your bloody seat before I make you
Speaker 11: come out and make.
Speaker 4: You get in there.
Speaker 6: I don't remember the mom.
Speaker 11: The mom looked at my dad at first and was
Speaker 11: in shock and then realized what was going on as
Speaker 11: she laughed and said thank you. And then I remember
Speaker 11: they pulled over and he must be on absolutely aqul good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, that's because that's you're looking after his safety.
Speaker 4: That's he would.
Speaker 2: Never have forgotten that, Linda. I'm thirteen twenty four to ten.
Speaker 2: Disciplining other people's kids. Where do you sit?
Speaker 7: Hi?
Speaker 18: Guys, I just want to say you're my new favorite
Speaker 18: people to listen to as well.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Where did you come from?
Speaker 2: Where were you? I'm no, I meant what radio station?
Speaker 2: But that's all right.
Speaker 11: I'm sorry, I know, but yeah, I just loved you God,
Speaker 11: thank you.
Speaker 4: Love you giving us a chance.
Speaker 2: Thanks letting us take over your station? All right? Just
Speaker 2: putting disciplining other people's kids. What do you sit?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 18: I work in an office environment and I sometimes get
Speaker 18: people bring their children into the office. Yep, And they
Speaker 18: go into meetings and just let their kids run. Riot rules.
Speaker 4: If you bring your kids in, kids have to follow
Speaker 4: the office rules.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. Drinks fridge on a Friday? Is that? What's I
Speaker 2: had to get that?
Speaker 13: Coloring books?
Speaker 18: And down do they make it?
Speaker 4: Do they treat you like the nanny kind of yeah?
Speaker 4: Do you mind that? Oh?
Speaker 18: I love kids, so yeah, no problem. But I just
Speaker 18: wish some people had come prepared and bring a few
Speaker 18: things with their kids.
Speaker 4: And you know what, But you know what, Linda, if
Speaker 4: you're left in charge, you're in charge. You can you
Speaker 4: can discipline. So you're like the school teacher. You can
Speaker 4: you can lay the lay the rules down.
Speaker 2: I like the Tonnda's voice. Children wonderful.
Speaker 4: Do you know what that sounds like? Live's a lot
Speaker 4: of a problem with the parents.
Speaker 3: Yes, the parents who are just dumping their kids on Paul, Linda,
Speaker 3: who's got our own job to do.
Speaker 2: But when I bring them in keep them out in
Speaker 2: the phone room.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you dump them on there, those guys, But that's
Speaker 4: only because I want them in here.
Speaker 2: You're not allowed.
Speaker 4: I have too much fun together.
Speaker 2: Rebecca on thirteen twenty four ten. Disciplining other people's kids,
Speaker 2: what do you see?
Speaker 5: I think it's fine when, especially when the parents are
Speaker 5: not interested, So you give the parents the opportunity you're
Speaker 5: raising an issue, and then if the parents choose not
Speaker 5: to deal with that, then I have absolutely no qualms
Speaker 5: about speaking to the child directly and scaring the Bejesus out.
Speaker 2: Because you know what, that's the other thing.
Speaker 4: Do you have kids yourself, Rebecca? Just quickly I do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've got three. I need you add up children
Speaker 5: and a fifteen year old and.
Speaker 4: You'd be fine if someone else did that to your.
Speaker 5: Kids, absolutely, because I'm not. You know that You've got
Speaker 5: parents that just will never accept that their child does
Speaker 5: anything wrong.
Speaker 10: They have the perfect child on the earth.
Speaker 2: You know what else, Rebecca, your kids are same. There's
Speaker 2: more of a chance they're going to listen to Clint
Speaker 2: pull them in line than yeah.
Speaker 5: Well maybe not clean.
Speaker 2: Because he's a weak little man. Everyone knows your Troy
Speaker 2: Savon you got me started to right across Melbourne. This
Speaker 2: is number one hundred. So I just looked up at
Speaker 2: the TV and they're running a.
Speaker 4: Clip of the Rock Dwayne Johnson and his daughter. What
Speaker 4: the Rock is cooking? Is that him?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: Is that a different wrestler?
Speaker 2: That's him?
Speaker 4: Thank you? Why do you look at me like I
Speaker 4: was wrong?
Speaker 1: I just wanted to elongated a bit more. Can you
Speaker 1: smooth what the Rock is cooking?
Speaker 2: You guys don't working up on triple What is going
Speaker 2: you guys.
Speaker 4: Don't have your finger on the rock Johnson. He's not
Speaker 4: just an actor, Jase, He's a w W.
Speaker 1: If that's my pulse, I'd rather be dead.
Speaker 4: Live a little, guys. W W A is awesome.
Speaker 2: You think you know some one?
Speaker 4: Honestly, we talk about it all the Undertaker.
Speaker 2: So what's he doing.
Speaker 1: He's getting a face from his daughter with glitter.
Speaker 2: Glitter is the one thing that is banned in my house.
Speaker 1: I think he might be on his way to Austraye.
Speaker 1: He's launching a tequila in the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's tequila is quite successful, but you can't get
Speaker 2: it in Australia. Yeah, he loves it. It's his cheap meal.
Speaker 4: What's it called.
Speaker 1: He said it was good tequila.
Speaker 2: No, it's got a big following overseas.
Speaker 4: Followings lots of celebrities with tequila's. Kendall Jenner has eight
Speaker 4: eight eight.
Speaker 2: Jen Hawkins has got her. Yeah, George Clooney's got one,
Speaker 2: which is pretty good.
Speaker 1: His tequila is called Tamana Temana.
Speaker 4: Jason's only discovered t killer in the last two weeks
Speaker 4: and he talks about it all the time. He said
Speaker 4: to me, good toquilla to get for the weekend. What
Speaker 4: are you going to go with? Let's get him something cheap,
Speaker 4: like a class.
Speaker 2: Apparently, the classy ones are the ones with the little
Speaker 2: plastic hat on the bottom, on.
Speaker 4: The the worm in the bottom.
Speaker 1: That we are.
Speaker 2: Getting out of here.
Speaker 6: Thank you for being.
Speaker 2: Email is in next. What's your weapon of choice? Mail
Speaker 2: in the bar?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: I thought we're talking about w W E.
Speaker 15: W.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was more of a Shawn Michael's gown. Yeah,
Speaker 4: because he was.
Speaker 3: He used to come out to I'm just a sexy
Speaker 3: boy sex, I'm not your boy.
Speaker 4: To that was we all know w W E.
Speaker 1: Mail.
Speaker 4: It was the nineties, were watching me.
Speaker 2: Only from his reality show with his daughters?
Speaker 3: What was the What was the family that owned it?
Speaker 3: Was it the McMahon, the McMahons.
Speaker 4: There's controversy going on at the moment though, we vincent,
Speaker 4: so we don't talk about that. Mcmart and the daughter
Speaker 4: took over. Stephanie or whatever her name.
Speaker 2: Is going working up Twilight Well.
Speaker 4: I liked in the later dog Ziggler was a good one.
Speaker 4: And then who was the good looking one? Sean Michaels. No, No,
Speaker 4: the one that was in the army, the most famous
Speaker 4: one now in the Army. John Cena, he was delicious.
Speaker 4: Can you see me?
Speaker 2: Delicious?
Speaker 4: John?
Speaker 2: He's not a menu? Are all right?
Speaker 3: Fun fact John Cena became so hated he actually put
Speaker 3: out his own range of merch about for people that
Speaker 3: hated him, and he made all the money off being hated.
Speaker 4: Smart.
Speaker 2: I said someone was delicious. Run out of town.
Speaker 1: She's spanished.
Speaker 4: We finished.
Speaker 2: I believe we are.
Speaker 11: Thank you, Jason Law.
Speaker 4: Lauren Wake Up Feeling Good on number one hundred.
Speaker 1: Lauren on Socials,