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Speaker 3: Well, good morning and hey guys, Hey, hey, hey, happy Friday.
Speaker 4: Eight How good a Thursday?
Speaker 3: This time?
Speaker 5: This time next week will be live from the Sporting
Speaker 5: Libe in Richmond.
Speaker 3: Brilliant again.
Speaker 5: It'll be our Grand Final breakfast. Brilliant brilliance.
Speaker 4: On the road to the Holy growl.
Speaker 6: Yes, we are on the road to the Holy.
Speaker 4: Let's do it. That's terrible singing us though.
Speaker 7: Started out seeking fortune and glory.
Speaker 2: Let's not even play the music.
Speaker 6: But it's hell a story.
Speaker 7: When you spend your lifetime trying to get your hands
Speaker 7: you can do the Holy grell.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I love that. There we go as well.
Speaker 3: Mark Symour s Yeah, but we are.
Speaker 2: It is one week till our Grand Final breakfast.
Speaker 5: We can't afford him.
Speaker 3: We were full of beans. Hey, careful twenty k to
Speaker 3: come and perform that? How much to hit you up?
Speaker 3: And here's your singing?
Speaker 4: Speaking of foot, We've got tickets today to the pre
Speaker 4: Limbs and.
Speaker 3: Geelong Royalty in the house. Yeah, Joel, Joey boy.
Speaker 2: I love Joel Sowood. He's one of the nicest blokes.
Speaker 5: And she's just about to say he seems like one of.
Speaker 4: The nicest, beautiful family. I'm looking forward to catching up
Speaker 4: with Joel. But both those prelims are sold out.
Speaker 3: That's right, we're going with your dickets.
Speaker 5: Let me set the vibe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, your chance to win you wait to the pre limbs,
Speaker 3: Joel cell would we all on today's show.
Speaker 5: Let's get into it. You're ready, Clinton, let's go stuff.
Speaker 3: Hunters and collectors, Holly grail good More, Melbourne. This is
Speaker 3: number one hundred and thanks to Shelbdy Express. You're on
Speaker 3: the air with Jason Lauren Clints here as well Joe
Speaker 3: sow Wood in later on this morning. Your chance to
Speaker 3: win tickets to the prelims. We had a lot going
Speaker 3: on and this time next week will be live from
Speaker 3: the Sporting Globe for our Grand Final breakfast.
Speaker 4: How exciting. Definitely forty finals in the air. It's all
Speaker 4: anyone's talking to me.
Speaker 3: We love September the complete opposite to where I'll be
Speaker 3: on the last day of our holidays coming up.
Speaker 4: So we've got to two ex holidays coming up in
Speaker 4: a couple of weeks. On the last day of the holidays,
Speaker 4: or the last day before we go on the.
Speaker 3: Last day of our holidays, the Sunday, the Sunday before
Speaker 3: we come back to work. Yeah. When if that's not
Speaker 3: depressing enough coming off a two week break, Well, no,
Speaker 3: you should be jubilant to see us again. Oh hang on, sorry,
Speaker 3: just before we move on. Oh meanwhile, there.
Speaker 4: Was Sorry, you're getting really inxciting to have Jace's mind here.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, the producers just informed me we've tracked
Speaker 3: down the audio. There was allegations that Clint saying the
Speaker 3: wrong words.
Speaker 6: It happened, I can tell you that right now. Let's
Speaker 6: go start.
Speaker 3: Start.
Speaker 6: Ah, you went a verse too early.
Speaker 2: You did, That's what it was. That was that the
Speaker 2: audio just him going.
Speaker 3: Off air version is the rest of it.
Speaker 5: I'll be honest. That wasn't worth the detour.
Speaker 4: I thought we're going to get the whole.
Speaker 6: You ripped the handbrake and I was expecting something marvelous.
Speaker 4: So was I great radio guys, back to my comp
Speaker 4: You're welcome played again, actually again if you miss it,
Speaker 4: good on you guys.
Speaker 3: Go on you.
Speaker 4: Why don't you do it live for us?
Speaker 3: Already done it, already done it. So what's happened?
Speaker 4: Now we're going.
Speaker 2: So we've gone from now to four weeks in top,
Speaker 2: five weeks.
Speaker 3: The end of the holidays, last day I've been informed.
Speaker 3: Then I have my child's confirmation. Oh what haven't you
Speaker 3: already confirmed that it's yours? No? No, no, no, it's like
Speaker 3: a Catholic thing.
Speaker 5: Catholic thing?
Speaker 3: What do they and because that order, they book it in.
Speaker 5: So you book it in.
Speaker 3: They do it with all their schoolmates at school. It's
Speaker 3: the year of the Jubilee or something like that, or
Speaker 3: the Pope's birthday.
Speaker 4: So this time we have to treat the year of
Speaker 4: the Jubilee.
Speaker 5: It's one of those we have to go as a
Speaker 5: birthday every year.
Speaker 3: So we have to go to the city to do
Speaker 3: it with six other schools and they've given us their
Speaker 3: heads up it will be a minimum two hour event.
Speaker 3: Sorry two hours?
Speaker 8: Is this?
Speaker 5: When they two hours?
Speaker 4: Two hours?
Speaker 2: I thought you're going to say eight hours.
Speaker 5: I struggling our twenty minute meeting.
Speaker 4: They're not.
Speaker 2: You're choosing to do this.
Speaker 6: Because the school fees are cheaper.
Speaker 3: That's why it's got me.
Speaker 4: Actually, they kicked out of the school. If you say that,
Speaker 4: imagine if you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, man of the church, your son gets kicked out
Speaker 9: of his final term of school because you've just admitted.
Speaker 3: They'd want to do it before the confirmation. If they
Speaker 3: do it afterwards, they'll be right. So confirmation is that? Like,
Speaker 3: what do they do? Is it?
Speaker 7: It's not the water on the head that's about baptism
Speaker 7: it so that comes before the confirmation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can do that.
Speaker 3: It's you're graduating from a Yeah, I think it's.
Speaker 6: From the primary to a high school.
Speaker 4: Let him explain it here.
Speaker 3: It's it's confirming that you're becoming a little adult. A
Speaker 3: little adult, okay. And what does God have to do
Speaker 3: with this? It's at his house.
Speaker 5: He's throw the.
Speaker 3: Two hours on a Sunday.
Speaker 4: I can't wait for the We should take the first
Speaker 4: day back.
Speaker 7: I think you need to buy it. Don't you need
Speaker 7: to buy a special candle for that?
Speaker 2: The wind it's exciting.
Speaker 4: I'm sure feeling excited.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeh know, it is.
Speaker 5: It's a big deal. It'd be great.
Speaker 2: Oh God, you just did one all right today?
Speaker 5: No, I'm lying, it won't be great.
Speaker 2: He'll be excited, would you.
Speaker 3: Like to be his sponsor.
Speaker 4: Is it a sponsor?
Speaker 3: Yeah? It is? Yeah, yeah, yeah, would you like to be? Then?
Speaker 6: You get me a lot about this? Did you get
Speaker 6: cheap school fees too?
Speaker 3: For a girl that would burn up on entry into
Speaker 3: the church?
Speaker 5: You do know a lot about you?
Speaker 2: Wash your mouth out.
Speaker 3: The now.
Speaker 2: I'm a godmother, twice parent.
Speaker 6: I am, but I'm not. I'm not a Christian, I'll
Speaker 6: be honest. I was like, I had to.
Speaker 4: Have a a proper baptized.
Speaker 7: Baptized person with me. Oh yeah, because I'm a probation officer. Yeah,
Speaker 7: you're a fake, ye a faky Yeah.
Speaker 3: So you're not allowed to stand up there? No, I did.
Speaker 7: But you've got to have someone with you who's a
Speaker 7: you can have one chaperone who's a full blown multiple
Speaker 7: Christian person.
Speaker 2: So are you a godparent?
Speaker 4: Chase?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But I feel like people just throw that out now.
Speaker 3: Who you got my nieces? I'm pretty sure you're pretty
Speaker 3: sure I've got a lot of nieces?
Speaker 4: And are you a godparent or not?
Speaker 3: I am?
Speaker 11: To who?
Speaker 3: Mackenzie, my older niece, Mackenzie? Who else?
Speaker 5: I think that's it?
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: It's an honor to be asked for someone you don't
Speaker 2: even know.
Speaker 5: You are a god parents my niece, McKenzie.
Speaker 4: I don't believe that you are.
Speaker 2: I think you're making me.
Speaker 5: I am trust me. I set through that one as well.
Speaker 3: That was it.
Speaker 7: Now, Oh my good jeaps as well.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of you tits. But it's not like
Speaker 3: the old days where like if my sister passed away,
Speaker 3: Mackenzie comes to me, that's a bit morbid.
Speaker 5: No no, no, but like that. You know, back in the day,
Speaker 5: that was the whole pair.
Speaker 4: Of responsibility, responsibility as had holidays and responsibility.
Speaker 2: Today ten months bingo, if we're playing Jason Bingo, we.
Speaker 4: Nearly got the Yeah, well that's exciting.
Speaker 6: Yeah we need we must celebrate. Don't you buy a candle?
Speaker 5: Do you buy a candle?
Speaker 3: That's right, I'll get mum onto the job.
Speaker 4: She makes candles.
Speaker 6: She had a nice vanilla scented one.
Speaker 4: I think ocean breeze appropriate for a bassie.
Speaker 2: Christen, What is it, Colma?
Speaker 3: It is It's just.
Speaker 2: I'm excited.
Speaker 3: That's excited that it's cheapest school get it?
Speaker 4: Why do you treat school fees?
Speaker 5: I didn't even notice that, Lauren.
Speaker 4: Anyway, you cheapest school fee.
Speaker 3: Because if you're baptized. You getting cheaper to go to school.
Speaker 3: Get into the Christian school.
Speaker 5: It goes like private Christian probably.
Speaker 3: And they're cheaper than the privates anyway, Hey guys, first
Speaker 3: release tickets to school.
Speaker 5: All right, let's go to the races.
Speaker 12: First release tickets to the sports Back Corfield Cup Carnival.
Speaker 4: Just forty dollars a ticket tack for a limited time.
Speaker 13: Angela followed by Pabla, Sandra and Rita.
Speaker 14: As I continue, you know they're getting sweeter.
Speaker 3: A little bit of money cut in my life.
Speaker 4: Jason Lawrence Corefield Cup call.
Speaker 3: All right, here we go. We got double pass to
Speaker 3: the Beverly Marquee at Corfield. Guinea's Day.
Speaker 4: Now that is going to be fun. These tickets are
Speaker 4: worth over six hundred dollars going to pop off.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, twelve hundred. Tell you what, one hundred dollars
Speaker 3: in a lad state of the races? Oh mate, girls.
Speaker 2: Gone, everything's included premium beverages.
Speaker 3: See that's good track.
Speaker 5: So come on, baby, let me go look at costs
Speaker 5: and there in.
Speaker 3: There as well.
Speaker 7: Very fast tie. Yes, you've got to start with the
Speaker 7: tie anyway. Why is the tie a tie? You gotta
Speaker 7: wear a tie. What do you think, Oh, you think
Speaker 7: they're serving typhoon.
Speaker 4: He said, tile bit, It's like I don't think it's.
Speaker 3: Chicken. You're a bit of petsy. You would watch the
Speaker 3: horses morning, Sam. Hello, we're good all right. Rules of
Speaker 3: this game is simple. I'm sure there'll be a spring
Speaker 3: roll for it's very confused. You're going to hear our
Speaker 3: race caller, Matt Hill. He's going to read out the
Speaker 3: lyrics to a song. If you can tell us the
Speaker 3: song by Titland artist, tickets to yours. You're ready to go,
Speaker 3: Let's do it alrighty here we go? Supid or is
Speaker 3: it slow?
Speaker 1: Maybe it's useless, but there's a cuddle word.
Speaker 3: Friend.
Speaker 1: I know, man child, when you always come, I run.
Speaker 3: Under me my life.
Speaker 15: Don't you let an innocent woman be.
Speaker 2: Oh that's hard.
Speaker 13: To bring a carpet to the manchild.
Speaker 3: You take it to yours. Thank you.
Speaker 5: You do that on your own, or you have some
Speaker 5: support in the background.
Speaker 8: I couldn't say that day Ye.
Speaker 5: Hold on your own. How dear, how dear, whoever.
Speaker 2: Whoever helped you though you should take them.
Speaker 5: No one help him larn.
Speaker 4: You enjoy the Beverly Marquee.
Speaker 3: I will make sure you.
Speaker 6: Make sure you tell us about the tie.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 4: I was thinking, because the Beverly is a great restaurant,
Speaker 4: and I was thinking, do they serve? I don't think
Speaker 4: they do?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, report what's great? Once you go to dish th
Speaker 4: dish chicken pat time. Oh, samm here you.
Speaker 16: I'm a tight girl kind of you know.
Speaker 4: I was actually asking Lauren, but I'm a chicken pad
Speaker 4: tie you Clint, Tom.
Speaker 3: You I love a Tom Carr soup. Have you had
Speaker 3: one of the.
Speaker 6: Coconut based soup? Well, you can have a chicken.
Speaker 3: Base, you can get vegetarian.
Speaker 5: I've never had prawn toasted.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 6: Oh that's a different delacy altogether. Yeah, my bad, so
Speaker 6: Cantonese Chinese.
Speaker 2: Is there actually any prawns in Yeah?
Speaker 3: Really yes? And you can't have them? All right? Sam,
Speaker 3: you and your mystery guest in the car, have a
Speaker 3: great day, buddy, Love you. Okay, more tickets to go
Speaker 3: tomorrow here at over one hundred. Your chance to win
Speaker 3: invites coming up inside the next ten minutes. Great.
Speaker 4: Weit a big meeting about it yesterday. There's some cool things, haven't.
Speaker 6: The amazing you surprises?
Speaker 5: I loved the PowerPoint presentation.
Speaker 6: It was brilliant the word of the day.
Speaker 3: Yes. Now I'm just almost on the Microsoft.
Speaker 4: Paint showing us the layout.
Speaker 7: Speaking of and finals is very quickly. It was many
Speaker 7: people's grand final last night, Lauren, because the last episode
Speaker 7: of our favorite TV.
Speaker 2: This summerright finale dropped and people.
Speaker 3: With people messaging I am joking about map or am I?
Speaker 2: So people are inviting me to the house for.
Speaker 6: Dinner behind Lauren and you're behind me.
Speaker 2: I'm about to finish season two.
Speaker 3: Just be careful, I'm into season three. You get invited
Speaker 3: to a house in Traugon Nina in Melbourne's West happening.
Speaker 3: Watch out for Romeo, who has been I've seen Romeo?
Speaker 5: Have you seen him on the news.
Speaker 4: It's like a big lab, isn't he Yes?
Speaker 3: And he's a hero dog. Home invasions are crazy in
Speaker 3: Melbourne at the moment. My biggest fear. I'm always at
Speaker 3: the clocked the doors cure everything. Family home is being
Speaker 3: broken in too. Not on Romeo's watch. No giant labrador
Speaker 3: went absolutely crazy like fat lab Yeah yeah yeah, And
Speaker 3: the footage is emerged of the eight year old labrador
Speaker 3: going off his head.
Speaker 2: Barking, gets up off his bed. Not really a rapid.
Speaker 5: Pace, No, no, no, it was.
Speaker 2: It's a bit slow to get up.
Speaker 3: But it was a lot of savage or just frank.
Speaker 2: Think Romeo might have been excited to make people.
Speaker 5: Yeah they didn't, No, no, no, they didn't.
Speaker 3: They can tell the difference between an excited bark and
Speaker 3: then a scary bark.
Speaker 4: He ran out the dog door and went and they
Speaker 4: were gone. God, it was quite a bit dark.
Speaker 5: I want a dog for security, but I just don't
Speaker 5: want to have you seen.
Speaker 2: The guy that run out of his house barking like
Speaker 2: a dog.
Speaker 3: And yes, that's great, which brings me to a little
Speaker 3: game I want to play. Yes, I know in the
Speaker 3: past we have tried to impersonate animals.
Speaker 2: Wanted the whales sound like.
Speaker 4: That's pretty good. Can you guys have a conversation in whales? No,
Speaker 4: that sounds like a cow.
Speaker 3: Welcome back to Wild Noises FM. We actually we broadcast
Speaker 3: out on the radio.
Speaker 4: It's amazing.
Speaker 3: We have jobs like there's no radio awards. Sure, there's
Speaker 3: no radio awards.
Speaker 4: Would win it, there's no you know, they didn't put
Speaker 4: radio awards this year because they just didn't want to
Speaker 4: plane up clean first.
Speaker 3: Can you guess the sound actor Tom Holland is making.
Speaker 4: That's a that's not again, that's terrible, terrible, that's a
Speaker 4: name and the trot.
Speaker 3: Yes, what is it? That's him impersonating a dolphin. Oh no,
Speaker 3: dolphins like did a little flipper hands.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, No, I'm not giving Tom Holland that he's
Speaker 4: an excellent actor, but he's dropped the ball there.
Speaker 14: Billie Eilish picked up any new sounds in Australia since
Speaker 14: you've been here this time.
Speaker 7: That's exactly like, that's good, that's impersonally account Okay, thanks
Speaker 7: for the heads up.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Let us play the game. I thought it was a penguin.
Speaker 3: That a quaker. No, I don't think they make sorry,
Speaker 3: hang on, not a cow.
Speaker 4: Hang on.
Speaker 2: Everyone stopped for a minute.
Speaker 4: So that was Billie Eilish being awards.
Speaker 5: I got one more for you.
Speaker 4: That's a very small cow, Jake Jillenhaw. Yes, that's a
Speaker 4: sheep for a lamb goat, Yes, projection that he did
Speaker 4: a he put a B on the front which would
Speaker 4: insinuate the sheep.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right, Oh Jesus, at you go.
Speaker 2: I think it's that cow again.
Speaker 6: On a scale of what Tad how successful is that?
Speaker 3: Sick? Okay, strong too?
Speaker 16: The Adriatic Furniture Springing to Style sale is on now
Speaker 16: shop in store or online Today.
Speaker 8: To the whole.
Speaker 6: Jason Lawrence Grand Final Breakfast.
Speaker 5: You know when you can open like a text or
Speaker 5: what's happened?
Speaker 3: You normally see the first line without opening the message. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I was just looking yesterday. I've got a couple where
Speaker 3: it's like, hey, heard about the Grand Oh yeah, make
Speaker 3: if I open this isn't it?
Speaker 5: That's when you do it.
Speaker 3: I get in line, guys. Our Grand Final Breakfast is
Speaker 3: happening this time next week. Sporting Globe Thursday Morning.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's gonna be so fun.
Speaker 3: I cannot wait.
Speaker 2: Last year twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 5: Last year was heaving? Is the Today's Show Carewer coming on?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Christine heard from the Today Show has already got a spot.
Speaker 7: Did you see it on the planet Sunny?
Speaker 3: My son Honey was all over the Today That's right,
Speaker 3: shilt be his numbers of.
Speaker 4: Prop so cute, great morning. It's also like in the
Speaker 4: middle of school holidays, Yes, so.
Speaker 3: Something to do you can bring the kids. Thirty twenty
Speaker 3: four ten is our number to score your invites and
Speaker 3: to get us ready for the Grand Final. We've been
Speaker 3: playing past Grand Final performers.
Speaker 7: A few people pulled me aside and said they are
Speaker 7: really loving these flashbacks.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 4: Well, there's been something I didn't even know. I don't
Speaker 4: remember on.
Speaker 6: A summer that was unbelievable.
Speaker 4: No, it wasn't on a summer. It was the other woman,
Speaker 4: but she only did one song.
Speaker 3: Foto.
Speaker 4: Please not.
Speaker 2: I've got a feeling.
Speaker 4: Yeah, who was that?
Speaker 8: It was?
Speaker 2: Her name is Inca someone?
Speaker 3: Oh sugar?
Speaker 4: Anyway, it was many years ago. Let's talk about one
Speaker 4: another one I don't remember. I think this was the
Speaker 4: year two thousand and six.
Speaker 5: No, it's not meat Loaf, it's the Peace.
Speaker 4: It was eighteen.
Speaker 3: This time next Thursday morning live from the Sporting Globe
Speaker 3: in Richmond. I am very excited. Premiership Cup will be there.
Speaker 3: Mike Brady will be performing live.
Speaker 2: We will be there.
Speaker 4: There's a line up footy stars coming along and Melbourne.
Speaker 4: You could be there. To thirteen twenty four to ten
Speaker 4: is our number if you want to come to our
Speaker 4: Grand Final. Brun this is it Thursday before the long weekend.
Speaker 3: This is it. Second last day, okay, perfect, second last
Speaker 3: day Tomorrow. Shop is closed, So how crazy runout?
Speaker 6: So we've got some surprises as well.
Speaker 3: Yes, we do remember last year's line up pre six am,
Speaker 3: Ready to go?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, people are lining up down the street.
Speaker 3: There were a few to stay on as well. Really
Speaker 3: yeah oh sessh yes, sessh up next to you had
Speaker 3: to run out last year, I remember, but I was
Speaker 3: around for a bit and there was there was a
Speaker 3: bid people that were like, we ain't leaving.
Speaker 4: We ain't leaving.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to Taylor and coo we up?
Speaker 4: Good morning, Hello, how are you? We're a Lions fan.
Speaker 4: Do you think they'll be there next weekend for the
Speaker 4: Grand Final? Oh?
Speaker 17: If my twelve year olds got anything to say about it?
Speaker 3: Hopefully we got lines legend Alistair Lynch on the air
Speaker 3: after seventh this morning as well.
Speaker 5: We'd love you and your little one to be there.
Speaker 3: Why don't you come along?
Speaker 16: Yeah an awesome, Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: You're so welcome. We'll see you next to say Taylor.
Speaker 17: Perfect, sounds like a plan.
Speaker 3: Were your team jumpers as well?
Speaker 4: Yeah, pooty colors on for sure, and your team doesn't
Speaker 4: have to be in the Grand Final.
Speaker 2: We're celebrating all things.
Speaker 3: Footy that's right. Melbourne fans even you two invite.
Speaker 2: Well, what about the Richmond fans like Sam?
Speaker 4: Hello? Hi? How old are you? Sam?
Speaker 18: I'm ten years olt?
Speaker 2: Your ten and you buried for the Tigs?
Speaker 4: Is that right?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It wasn't our year, was it?
Speaker 4: No? No?
Speaker 11: Not?
Speaker 6: Where do you think they'll finish next to you?
Speaker 3: Sam? Yeah? Because we are rebuilding, you can come along
Speaker 3: as well. Sam.
Speaker 2: Okay, will you wear your Richmond scarf?
Speaker 4: Definitely?
Speaker 2: Definitely? All right, we'll see you there on Thursday.
Speaker 7: Okay, let's take one more. I want to I want
Speaker 7: to get to this caller Tom in the Docklands. Morning Tom, Morning, Clint, Jason,
Speaker 7: Lauren Good, tell me.
Speaker 8: I'm thirty four. You said I was forty last few
Speaker 8: weeks ago.
Speaker 4: Is this one of your mates?
Speaker 3: It might be?
Speaker 4: Who is it?
Speaker 3: Declare yourself?
Speaker 8: Tom Morris?
Speaker 6: Is my name?
Speaker 3: No sign off? Please?
Speaker 8: Sorry?
Speaker 3: Tom?
Speaker 4: You were? You were?
Speaker 2: Five tickets, Tom.
Speaker 8: Hopefully you can get them. I can't wait. It's gonna
Speaker 8: be a great events.
Speaker 2: I'm in all right, Tom, Morrow's fine to you.
Speaker 3: Very for Tom.
Speaker 2: Are you allowed to have a team when you're such
Speaker 2: an intrepid question?
Speaker 8: Mister Clint, and we both barrets and Melbourne'm gonna miss
Speaker 8: him a lot when we leave, So any chance I
Speaker 8: get to see him, do.
Speaker 4: You think we should paint his face?
Speaker 19: Yes?
Speaker 4: Full No longer going to be a news journalistic can
Speaker 4: be a bit more fun.
Speaker 3: What's the what's the yard today? Tom? What are you chasing?
Speaker 3: What's what's making news?
Speaker 8: Well, there's always trade stuff around today, but I'm interested
Speaker 8: to see what happens with Christian Petrarca and also Stephen
Speaker 8: May at Melbourne.
Speaker 5: What's as leaving?
Speaker 2: Isn't he again?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 8: I think Track wants to go, but just not quite
Speaker 8: sure where yet.
Speaker 6: Lauren, maybe he's chasing the sun. Tell me possibly yes
Speaker 6: to the suns potentially.
Speaker 8: Good footage general, how can.
Speaker 3: You get Lauren or me?
Speaker 5: No, definitely not you, he means Lauren Lauren?
Speaker 8: Lauren for sure?
Speaker 5: Tom with the cash for him.
Speaker 8: Though, Yeah, they would have the cash for him, It's
Speaker 8: just whether they would have the draft capital to use
Speaker 8: a pretty terminology bringing.
Speaker 3: Me now you had me on money? Hey, good work, Tommy.
Speaker 7: We'll see nine News tonight next Thursday as well with
Speaker 7: us look forward to it.
Speaker 3: This is chap in this detailed as it gets on
Speaker 3: S E N or very similar.
Speaker 8: I'm just happy to be here, guys. Right's great?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got all the hard even questions for you, Tomas.
Speaker 6: Also, we've also got listeners here.
Speaker 3: Come quiet. Whoa god.
Speaker 5: You can tell he's checked out.
Speaker 3: Come on, guys, we'll.
Speaker 5: See you next week.
Speaker 3: Well, good morning Melbourne and he's just gone six past seven. Yep.
Speaker 3: At the end of Clint's news there he mentioned next
Speaker 3: week is the big one, every hour every day on
Speaker 3: the show. Next week, tickets to the twenty twenty five
Speaker 3: toy AFL Grand Final is going off.
Speaker 4: What's wrong You didn't like that?
Speaker 3: I loved it? Oh, guys, so you know pre lim
Speaker 3: Saturday night, the Twilight Game, five fifteen, five fifteen. Shout
Speaker 3: out to Emma, one of the school mums yesterday who.
Speaker 4: Said she goes she's taking the kids and.
Speaker 3: I can take because I've I've got a kid's birthday
Speaker 3: party and there's a basketball breakup. Emma's flying the flag,
Speaker 3: so I'll take one of the kids so you can
Speaker 3: watch the pie take me on hopefully. Oh yeah, do
Speaker 3: you have to sort of offer her something in return?
Speaker 5: Why can't she's someone else's wife?
Speaker 3: No? No, no, your wife right, not.
Speaker 2: The wife you can you can look after Emma's kids
Speaker 2: one day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah I did. Yeah, that's fine.
Speaker 4: What you meant?
Speaker 7: No, I meant your wife because she's taking the other child. Right,
Speaker 7: do you basketball?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Do you have to do you get? Do you have
Speaker 6: to offer her something?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: No, you just take an interns.
Speaker 3: So that's not an I are you.
Speaker 5: I don't believe parenting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it's a relationship. That's how it worked. Really,
Speaker 3: you scratched my back, I'll scratch your scratch your back,
Speaker 3: bad example.
Speaker 6: Shocking. That's a mental cheap, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Speaking of the foot lines, a legend Alistair Lynch gotta
Speaker 3: be joining us on the air Big Match Lines Vita
Speaker 3: Pies playing for a spot in the Granny on Saturday night.
Speaker 5: I look ahead to a massive weekend of.
Speaker 3: Only four teams remain in the AFL Finals and this
Speaker 3: Friday at Geelong take on Hawthorne for a spot in
Speaker 3: the Big Dance.
Speaker 5: Don't miss all the action live on KO Sports.
Speaker 3: Someone who's pumped about Saturday Night's game against the Pies
Speaker 3: is former lines legend Alista Lynch joined us on the
Speaker 3: air morning, Good Morning all going to be on? Oh
Speaker 3: my goodness, I'm a Pie's boy and the lines. Look
Speaker 3: what worries you about the lines? Jas They just alistair.
Speaker 3: They looked in form. Last week we look back the suns.
Speaker 3: I was hungry again, didn't they.
Speaker 20: Well they did, they looked like powerful. It's almost like
Speaker 20: Brisbane this year have had bursts of good form and
Speaker 20: might be for fifteen minutes, might be for five weeks.
Speaker 20: But these fifteen minute bursts when you get the players
Speaker 20: like Cam Rayner and Zach Bailey. Now they're not the
Speaker 20: best players in the team, but they can just destroy
Speaker 20: a game. So if they can get up and go in,
Speaker 20: Brisbane are a massive chance. But there's a reasonable side
Speaker 20: on the other side of the fence in Collingwood. So
Speaker 20: this will be a massive game in front of about ninety
Speaker 20: five thousands. But I'm still going to hang in there
Speaker 20: with Brisbane. I reckon their best is still the best.
Speaker 3: You know what, And I think you agree with me
Speaker 3: or might putting words in your mouth. You know how
Speaker 3: colling would have had the week off, Yeah, I thought
Speaker 3: that would be a bad thing. And some players say
Speaker 3: when Mason Cox was in he was like no, no, no,
Speaker 3: it's good.
Speaker 5: We get the rest.
Speaker 4: Some like the momentum, but then there's other players who
Speaker 4: were injured who would love to have it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, but surely momentum would play a factor.
Speaker 20: Then, yeah, the mentum's good one thing. But you look
Speaker 20: at probably the two teams in the competition that would
Speaker 20: be would appreciate the extra break would be older groups
Speaker 20: like Geelong and Collingwood. And as you said, yeah, they've
Speaker 20: got a couple of injured players or players that are
Speaker 20: going to be up for selection tonight. So do they
Speaker 20: include Bobby Hill into the side and.
Speaker 2: Probably the most important Bobby Hill.
Speaker 20: Not sure what's going on. There's a lot of male
Speaker 20: getting around that he'll play as the sub, but so
Speaker 20: that'll be a huge inclusion. Do they roll the dice
Speaker 20: and put him in as the sub or and all
Speaker 20: the other big one is Jeremy Howe. I mean, Jeremy's
Speaker 20: had a lot of injuries late in the season and
Speaker 20: the concussion, but he's such an important player for Collinwood
Speaker 20: so if he's fitting well, to get him in as
Speaker 20: well will be a big selection call and a big bonus.
Speaker 7: Heylenci, you've been there, done that many times for three
Speaker 7: time premiership player. Why does a premium hit a little
Speaker 7: bit differently?
Speaker 20: There's that anxiety. You're so close. I think as an
Speaker 20: AFL player, you know once you get past that. The
Speaker 20: first year as a young player, all you're doing is
Speaker 20: thinking I want to play well enough to get a
Speaker 20: game next week. That's probably what you're thinking. But you
Speaker 20: get to a stage where you think, I just want
Speaker 20: to play in the premiership. Now to play in a
Speaker 20: premiership you've got to play in the Grand Final. And
Speaker 20: for these four clubs you are so close so that
Speaker 20: you are anxious. It's probably the most passionate crowd you'll
Speaker 20: get in front of because you've got.
Speaker 4: Funny Mason Cox said exactly the same thing the other
Speaker 4: day said, prelim final crowds are the best crowds of
Speaker 4: a year.
Speaker 20: Well, essentially it's two supporter bases, so ninety percent of
Speaker 20: the crowd are either Collingwood or Brisbane and there's a
Speaker 20: few neutrals there that want to go and see a
Speaker 20: good game, but get to grand finals a.
Speaker 6: Bit more corporatized.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, clean up in the MCC with the blanket
Speaker 3: over shap few of them as.
Speaker 2: Well, nom.
Speaker 20: But so you get that close and you think I've
Speaker 20: got a chance, or we've got a chance to actually
Speaker 20: give ourselves the chance we've been dreaming of, and that's
Speaker 20: one week away.
Speaker 5: Just quickly.
Speaker 3: Friday night, Geelong on Hawthorne. I'd love to see the
Speaker 3: Hawks get up, but do you think experience will beat them?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 20: I think so, and on the back of the how
Speaker 20: well they played against Brisbane. But Hawthorne are a different
Speaker 20: side and they've shown over the last couple of weeks
Speaker 20: how quick they are. I don't think Hawthorne will come
Speaker 20: in with any anxiety at all. They are a bunch
Speaker 20: of very talented young players and Mitch has done a
Speaker 20: great job and allow on allowing these young guys to
Speaker 20: express themselves. And then they've got a couple of wily
Speaker 20: old veterans playing well as well, so that should be
Speaker 20: a cracking game. I think I've got to go Geelong.
Speaker 3: Tips.
Speaker 20: Geelong and probably Brisbane would be more tips this weekend.
Speaker 3: Do you have a it's like a favorite child. Do
Speaker 3: you have a favorite Premiership? I won two way three?
Speaker 20: You do one? Yeah because it was break through one. Yeah,
Speaker 20: one because it was the first one. I think the
Speaker 20: second one in two thousand and two against Collingwood was
Speaker 20: a relief which was straight I've done this and now
Speaker 20: the third one that actually was back to that exhilaration
Speaker 20: or how good is this? We've won through in a
Speaker 20: row and Collingwood twice?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did three? That is great? Great god Hey
Speaker 3: Lyon's legend Alistair Lynch join us on the air. Hey Lynchy,
Speaker 3: thanks to your time. I enjoy a massive weekend of footy.
Speaker 20: Great the chat, Thanks very much.
Speaker 3: She'll be a cracker, bring it on line.
Speaker 10: Doesn't know how they build tunnels. I don't need to see.
Speaker 10: It's a Missouri. She thinks the moon is a planet
Speaker 10: and the sun is a star. So really is a start?
Speaker 5: Thirteen twenty fourteen is our number?
Speaker 3: Oh? Sorry, I've just seen I've seen a couple of footy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Lauren doesn't know Click to send me. Thirteen twenty four
Speaker 3: ten is our number? Is there a fact or a
Speaker 3: little bit of info that you don't think Lauren would know?
Speaker 4: Yes, I've learned many things in this segment. It turns
Speaker 4: out I don't know a lot about A lot.
Speaker 5: Is some of the ones about in the past?
Speaker 21: Did you know lots of are biologically immortal, meaning they
Speaker 21: cannot buy it all?
Speaker 17: Dight, No matter.
Speaker 21: How I tried to wash an egg in your hand,
Speaker 21: you won't be able to break it.
Speaker 3: Squash an egg. We've got eggs. So you're saying, if
Speaker 3: you hold a uncooked or unboiled egg in your hand
Speaker 3: and squeeze your hand, you can't crush it.
Speaker 7: Go.
Speaker 3: I can't do it.
Speaker 4: You can't do it.
Speaker 3: It's working. I can't do it.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 5: Thirteen twenty four to ten is our number. Never heard of. Man,
Speaker 5: get so excited about eggs.
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Speaker 6: Did you know, Lauren?
Speaker 22: Oh?
Speaker 7: There was a footy team once known as the Futures,
Speaker 7: as in the color as in the flower, the Futures it.
Speaker 4: Was a future flower.
Speaker 3: Yeah, isn't a future.
Speaker 2: It's just a pink color.
Speaker 3: I think the future's a flower anyway.
Speaker 7: They were known back in nineteen thirty three as the Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Fuchures instead of Melbourne Deemon.
Speaker 7: Until their coach back then, Frank Checka Hughes, was berating
Speaker 7: his player and he said, get out there.
Speaker 3: And play like demons, and then they changed it. I
Speaker 3: became the Demons from that day on.
Speaker 4: No, I did not know that.
Speaker 3: That's the futures raight rago the futures.
Speaker 2: No, I mean the futures is probably more fitting.
Speaker 5: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 4: Play like little petals.
Speaker 3: Tell Laurence something she doesn't know and you could win
Speaker 3: three hundred bucks to drop out appliances online. Give us
Speaker 3: a call now, Lauren doesn't know at Nova. Thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: four ten is our number. If you have a little
Speaker 3: bit of info or a fact that our lor won't
Speaker 3: No Clinchers.
Speaker 4: Told me that the Melbourne demons used to be called
Speaker 4: the Melbourne Fusius, and it is a flower. When they're
Speaker 4: not playing well, they're being a bit soft, you should
Speaker 4: call them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, come on the fush bring back the original jumper.
Speaker 2: I say, look at you, delicate little flowers.
Speaker 3: Did you have one? Jays No, I'd set you on.
Speaker 3: Oh okayitch go too.
Speaker 4: It's got to Lauren.
Speaker 5: We'll get to that.
Speaker 4: That'll be genuine.
Speaker 3: Off the top of my head, Hey Gabby in Sint
Speaker 3: Kilda West, what does Lauren not know?
Speaker 18: Did you know what? Blue whales can hold their breath
Speaker 18: for longer period of time.
Speaker 2: That a blue whale how long can I hold its
Speaker 2: breath for between?
Speaker 18: I'm pretty sure if I don't get this song ten
Speaker 18: to an.
Speaker 12: Hour an hour?
Speaker 4: I did not know that. But the size of a
Speaker 4: blue whale. Maybe they've got big lungs.
Speaker 3: Did you know? I guess.
Speaker 6: They've got they've got like, haven't they got the hole?
Speaker 4: They've got a blowhole, which is where they blow their
Speaker 4: ten to one hour minutes of air?
Speaker 3: Where does it go? There in the sto much in
Speaker 3: the sky. What do you mean what internally?
Speaker 2: But oh, in their lungs. I assume I did not
Speaker 2: know that.
Speaker 4: No, I'm still not sure if I confused. So it's
Speaker 4: down there for an hour, Well, we're not sure ten
Speaker 4: minutes to an hour.
Speaker 6: Depending on if they VP or not.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, if they've gone on the VARPA early, that's
Speaker 3: gonna that's going to hit you. I reckon.
Speaker 5: Lauren's going to know this one.
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 5: Did you know that? I never said this?
Speaker 2: You've given anyone he's got to read.
Speaker 3: It's not a good read.
Speaker 6: Did you know.
Speaker 5: A Sharon.
Speaker 4: Ed Sharan the singer I like.
Speaker 3: No, not call.
Speaker 4: A Sharon Sharon football or ed Shearon? A Sharon Sharon's
Speaker 4: just lucky If you need.
Speaker 5: You're a smart ass.
Speaker 3: Go on, did you know, Sharon? An AFL football is
Speaker 3: made out of a cow hide?
Speaker 6: Isn't it pig They call it a pig skin, but
Speaker 6: it's right.
Speaker 2: Well I think I thought it used to be pigging.
Speaker 2: Now it's leather.
Speaker 4: It's leathery. Look you just wanted him to try and
Speaker 4: say Shearon. Yeah, Well he made it ten times worse
Speaker 4: for himself, didn't he.
Speaker 3: You know, I can't say the name of Lauren.
Speaker 4: Might not know many things, but Jason does not know
Speaker 4: how to say Sharon.
Speaker 3: That is true.
Speaker 4: Oh, where's the Sharon?
Speaker 7: All right, here we go, Emmeline, good morning.
Speaker 3: What does Lauren not know?
Speaker 12: Do you know that Anthony Wiggle of the O G Wiggle?
Speaker 4: So he's the blue one, yeah, with the.
Speaker 5: Gold teeth, the blue one.
Speaker 12: Yep, he's the only wiggle to have changed color. So
Speaker 12: his original color was green?
Speaker 4: Oh no, I did not know that. Why did he
Speaker 4: change from green to blue?
Speaker 5: I want when was the change?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 12: It was like didn't first few years? I think for
Speaker 12: the original if you google it, the original wiggles were red, yellow, purple,
Speaker 12: and green.
Speaker 3: And to be honest, I can't keep up with the
Speaker 3: Wiggles at the moment, it's like.
Speaker 4: The original Tree of Wisdom him with the red Wiggle.
Speaker 4: What's the red because I went and filmed day.
Speaker 5: Hang on what what Simon's red Wiggle?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, the original Murray Murray and Anthony.
Speaker 3: Yes, what's really good?
Speaker 4: Anthony the Blue Wiggles Daughters Now.
Speaker 3: Yes, she is gold teeth. No, no, no, normal teeth.
Speaker 3: The Wiggles doco on Amazon is actually very good, really good,
Speaker 3: really good.
Speaker 7: What about Wiggles after dark? Do they do one of them?
Speaker 7: What's that to see what they do regular time?
Speaker 2: I think they're just wiggling all the time.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no they do.
Speaker 3: They do Wiggles adult shows when they're a bit No no, no,
Speaker 3: blue No, they actually just play all the like normal
Speaker 3: bang its like Opper a hot Potato and the crowd
Speaker 3: adult on the Booze.
Speaker 4: Yeah. But I think the Wiggles, I think Anthony Wiggle
Speaker 4: is always a Wiggle character. He's no, I'm double pistoling
Speaker 4: Wiggle and he's.
Speaker 3: No, no, the double pistol.
Speaker 2: No one loves it more than Anthony from the Wiggles.
Speaker 4: Although he's got the guitar so his hand's often busy.
Speaker 3: He's one pistol.
Speaker 2: He's not doing the pistols because he's playing the guitar.
Speaker 3: He's in Annie.
Speaker 5: And what's the other show on at.
Speaker 2: The Michael Jackson's Anthony.
Speaker 3: It's the other one because my wife and one of
Speaker 3: the boys went to see it. And at the end
Speaker 3: he does the pistols as Michael like when they bow
Speaker 3: at the end.
Speaker 2: Hang on, you're telling me Anthony wiggles in Annie.
Speaker 3: It's Annie or what anyone that was going around Jackson.
Speaker 4: It's not Michael Jacks playing any musical.
Speaker 3: We're doing a live gurgle Billy Jean, a bit.
Speaker 4: Of Billy Jean.
Speaker 5: Meet Brodie's on it.
Speaker 4: Can you point your finger and the.
Speaker 3: Tweets Jesus yes, Greg Page.
Speaker 19: The original yellow Wiggle who's performing is Franklin D. Roosevelt
Speaker 19: in the current Australian production of the musical Annie.
Speaker 4: Sorry he said it was Anthony, not in any in
Speaker 4: another music.
Speaker 3: Different Wiggles, you know, no different.
Speaker 2: No, you just got that all wrong. Jason doesn't know.
Speaker 4: This should not be.
Speaker 6: I want to say wiggles.
Speaker 4: No, I don't thinks by Michael we want.
Speaker 5: I don't think I'm gonna buy tickets to that.
Speaker 3: Hello, Josh, Hello Josh.
Speaker 5: Hello, Hello, What does Lauren not know?
Speaker 11: Did you know you.
Speaker 21: Can sweeze this in on your elbow as hard as
Speaker 21: you want, like the end.
Speaker 12: Of your elbow, the skin because there's no nerven.
Speaker 4: So you can't feel it. Yeah, this bit, we know that.
Speaker 4: That bit is I did know that, Sorry Josh, but
Speaker 4: do you also know that that? Now? Someone told me
Speaker 4: this once, and now I'm that said out loud. I'm
Speaker 4: wondering if it was a joke. It's called the weenness,
Speaker 4: which that bit of skin on your elbow.
Speaker 3: Somebody asking you to squeeze their wings because I don't.
Speaker 4: I squeeze the weedness as hard as you want, and
Speaker 4: you won't feel it. You can't feel it.
Speaker 5: How often are you squeezing the weess?
Speaker 2: I'm squeezing the weeners? Can someone find out if it's called?
Speaker 3: Okay Clinton, before we move on, we.
Speaker 2: Just did a segment called Lauren Doesn't Know?
Speaker 4: And someone called to tell us that you can squeeze
Speaker 4: the skin on your elbows and you can't feel it.
Speaker 4: And I said, someone once told me it was called
Speaker 4: a weenness. Turns out it is called a weeness when
Speaker 4: I googled it. You know, how Google says other things
Speaker 4: people have searched for. One of the questions was is
Speaker 4: flanagina a medical term? And it turns out your flanagina,
Speaker 4: you've got a bit of skin between your finger and
Speaker 4: your thumb.
Speaker 3: Sensitive with the flangina in between.
Speaker 4: Your fingering your thumb, that is called a flangina. So
Speaker 4: someone had a bit of farm naming that the flangina
Speaker 4: and the elbow the weenas if you ask me, but
Speaker 4: they're the real names.
Speaker 3: What are you doing, I'm just playing with a flanginak.
Speaker 4: Well, sometimes you can have puncture in your flagina.
Speaker 3: Do you know what I had?
Speaker 8: I had?
Speaker 5: You've had a prick?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: When I went the other day to our friend, beautiful Jen,
Speaker 7: she manipulatedgina.
Speaker 2: And with your headaches, yeah, it was gone.
Speaker 4: Maybe ask if she can do anything with your venus
Speaker 4: next time.
Speaker 3: No one's ever touch What other weird.
Speaker 4: Body parts do we have that we don't well, we
Speaker 4: know we have the parts. What are they called? Anyway?
Speaker 2: That's my fun fact for Thursday.
Speaker 3: As you were welcome, Hey, coming up after.
Speaker 4: We should have made that the five thousand dollar question,
Speaker 4: where is your flanghina?
Speaker 3: I'm really hoping he is doing a U tune currently
Speaker 3: on the freeway, but Joe Sellwood is going to be
Speaker 3: joining us after eight o'clock this morning. We've got tickets
Speaker 3: to your prelims this weekend as well. But next friend
Speaker 3: of mine is a cat owner. I've spoken about her
Speaker 3: in the past. Remember Lou's friend who did a birthday
Speaker 3: party for a cat and we all have to sit
Speaker 3: around the cat and closure singing happy birthday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how could I guess?
Speaker 3: She's hired a new service for her cat? And I
Speaker 3: this is a hard no from me, Sabrina Carpenter. And
Speaker 3: you album Man's Best Friend is out now? You want
Speaker 3: to see it in New York City on us? Just
Speaker 3: up the Nova player app. It is that easy, I reckon.
Speaker 3: She'd be pretty good, life amazing.
Speaker 4: We've seen her when I was in London in June,
Speaker 4: like right next to the Hyde Park and she was
Speaker 4: performing in Hyde Park and we would hear it and
Speaker 4: it was fun.
Speaker 3: Because she played for Taylor, didn't she.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she had Taylor Swift on the tour here in Australia.
Speaker 4: Thirteen did a duet one night, a couple of nights.
Speaker 3: Too, that's right, Yeah, thirteen twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 3: Are you a proud crazy pet owner? Yes? Yeah? And
Speaker 3: to what extreme? Like do you does your pet sit
Speaker 3: at the dinner table with you? Pause on the table,
Speaker 3: the only travel with your pet?
Speaker 2: No, but I think I should take my ted on
Speaker 2: the new virgin animal.
Speaker 3: Just fit in one of those.
Speaker 4: I should try it with.
Speaker 2: The big dog couldn't come. But the little dog, little
Speaker 2: sausage dog, I.
Speaker 7: Could put him in a little discrimination against the dog
Speaker 7: against the bigger dog.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you also can't take like now, so that's
Speaker 4: discrimination against cows.
Speaker 3: And have you seen those videos of people overseas that
Speaker 3: take support animals like lamas on planes?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I mean seriously, I know I'm gonna say, come on,
Speaker 3: I would.
Speaker 4: I would froth over getting on a plane and see
Speaker 4: next to a lama.
Speaker 3: You don't no, no it seedy passengers on those jit stuff,
Speaker 3: lights to balley.
Speaker 5: Just spitting everywhere.
Speaker 2: I'd rather have a lama.
Speaker 3: So look, one of Low's friends my friend as well.
Speaker 3: We won't name it, we'll call her Atlanta. She is
Speaker 3: a present her actual name. I believe she is a
Speaker 3: crowd Morning on the crowd crazy cat lady, how crazy?
Speaker 3: Well when they got the cat, remember I was saying,
Speaker 3: we all had to go around for the cat's birthday,
Speaker 3: and we all stood around the case and got the cat,
Speaker 3: like when they originally got the cat.
Speaker 2: Well, you had like a welcome home party.
Speaker 4: She can't just give the cat a new birthday on
Speaker 4: the day she gets well, I guess.
Speaker 5: It was a welcome home party.
Speaker 3: So hang on, is it one cat? She's got a multiple? No,
Speaker 3: it's a one cat.
Speaker 2: Does she have children, yes, married, partnered up?
Speaker 4: Single?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: Single?
Speaker 3: We got the cat. We're all around the enclosure. We're
Speaker 3: sing happy birthday. I thought that was a bit out there.
Speaker 3: Then the other night, I mean.
Speaker 4: Weird to sing happy birthday, not on its birthday.
Speaker 3: The other night I was informed that she had hired
Speaker 3: a pet psychic to come round to the house so
Speaker 3: she can communicate with the cat. I thought it was
Speaker 3: a pet detective. Ace Venture rocked up a pet psychic
Speaker 3: and they sat there.
Speaker 5: She wanted to know if the.
Speaker 3: Cat's in any pain, and how do that and oh,
Speaker 3: here we go, I knew you drink this kool aid.
Speaker 3: I'm right across, and how the cat's feeling. And then
Speaker 3: she was blown away because the cat psychic said, I
Speaker 3: feel the cat has a royal connection?
Speaker 2: What to like the King of the Jungle.
Speaker 3: That's what she said, right, And Alada lost it to
Speaker 3: Malfassa because above the five toes on the mantle at
Speaker 3: her house is a photo of the cat superimposed.
Speaker 7: Have a look at the cat as a royal dressed up,
Speaker 7: dressed up, cranky cat.
Speaker 5: This is what she has.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, that's up in her house the psychic.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that's what I thought.
Speaker 4: If she's got a picture of her cat dressed as
Speaker 4: the royal family, and then a psychic says I think
Speaker 4: he has a connection to the royal I would say
Speaker 4: that the pet psychic saw the photo.
Speaker 2: Now I'm a believer, right, I have woo woo. The
Speaker 2: more woo woo, the better you.
Speaker 5: Are sit at home and burn field.
Speaker 3: I want.
Speaker 4: That wouldn't be as fun as talking to an animal psychic. Yeah,
Speaker 4: like if you're going to burn fifty oller notes on
Speaker 4: your own I think that screams you lonely in your backyard.
Speaker 3: Do you really want your dog being able to tell
Speaker 3: us what it's Yes, yes, yes, think about the things
Speaker 3: your dog might have seen. Not much, really, I.
Speaker 4: Don't think it's fine.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's like he gets more action than me.
Speaker 4: Well, that's concerning, giving that it lives only with you.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's unpacking, it's it's true.
Speaker 3: Do you want me to get you the number?
Speaker 4: You know, what are my big pointer man book? You
Speaker 4: book out the next point into her eyes and.
Speaker 6: Imagine having Mala and Pep in here and getting it
Speaker 6: live reading.
Speaker 3: I'll sick. That would be fantastic, wouldn't it.
Speaker 2: Can you get the number from Milana?
Speaker 3: Yes? I will get the number for the pet psychic
Speaker 3: al So it's just me, but that photo is terrifying.
Speaker 4: It's quite a beautiful cat, and my hate cats.
Speaker 7: But the cat's cranky look smile. The cat looks like, yeah,
Speaker 7: well no it's not wearing his suit.
Speaker 3: No, it doesn't work around with the crowd.
Speaker 5: I think I think that's a paintbrush job.
Speaker 4: That's a peculiar looking cat with those really sparky ears
Speaker 4: and those beautiful blue cat signs.
Speaker 3: Paula, your husband does we stuff with a cat?
Speaker 2: What he does?
Speaker 16: So? If we so, we'll sit down and have our
Speaker 16: veil at night. If we're having something like steak, he'll
Speaker 16: allow one of our cats to sit on the table
Speaker 16: next to him. Not fears and he will chew up
Speaker 16: a little bit of steak and then give it to
Speaker 16: the cat.
Speaker 3: Like he's regurgitating the food for them.
Speaker 4: Does he choose it?
Speaker 16: He choose it so it's easier for the cat to eat.
Speaker 3: And then does he take it out of his orders
Speaker 3: like the cat's mouth connect.
Speaker 16: With his No, no, no, it's not that sick kind of.
Speaker 2: He's he puts it on a fork for the cat.
Speaker 16: He does, and he puts it on the plate mat
Speaker 16: and then it eats a little chewed up bit of.
Speaker 3: He doesn't even do the aeroplane.
Speaker 4: Cats and dogs are like they got good sets of
Speaker 4: chompers on. Let me Gi chew a piece of straight.
Speaker 16: Give you a little runky cat like.
Speaker 2: He's got a little bit.
Speaker 4: Cat.
Speaker 16: No, he's not even veryatric he's just kind of like
Speaker 16: he's a rump. Yeah, he's got He probably would be fine.
Speaker 16: And yes, my son and I will go and eat
Speaker 16: somewhere else.
Speaker 3: I was about to say, if you have people come
Speaker 3: around for dinner, do you ever say, hey, babe, can
Speaker 3: we not do the cat? Can we not do the
Speaker 3: cat thing tonight?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 16: The cat's scared of people. So if we've got people
Speaker 16: around you won't see the cat, right, I.
Speaker 3: Thought you better say we'd never had people with it.
Speaker 2: Why would you want to cat as a pet? Thirteen
Speaker 2: scared of people. It doesn't like I don't know.
Speaker 3: Its own food.
Speaker 2: I'm not a cat person.
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Speaker 2: Yes, there's crazy and then there's proper cray cray.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what we're looking for.
Speaker 4: I'm crazy.
Speaker 2: I don't think I'm proper cray kray.
Speaker 3: I mean you're bordering.
Speaker 7: Sorry.
Speaker 4: We've had someone who's seen a pet psychic, which I'd
Speaker 4: love to do, and someone who choose up the steak
Speaker 4: for their cat, choose it and then gives it.
Speaker 3: I'm not there, No, you're touching this. Do you know
Speaker 3: what do I do that?
Speaker 4: It's pot proper cred.
Speaker 3: Oh look, Clint ashes on the phone and tell us, hey,
Speaker 3: ash Hi, how are we going a bit cra your pet?
Speaker 4: I am a bit c.
Speaker 23: Well, I have three dogs and three cats.
Speaker 17: Currently with me.
Speaker 4: How much? How big is your house?
Speaker 16: It's a decent size.
Speaker 23: But the cats were not my choice. My niece decided
Speaker 23: to move in with me.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 23: So not only do they have their own beds everywhere,
Speaker 23: So instead of moving the bed, you know, from the
Speaker 23: lound room to the hallway to wherever, they've just got
Speaker 23: beds in those spots so that we don't have to
Speaker 23: worry about it and they can move around multiple upstairs.
Speaker 3: How lazy are they walk upstairs with your bed.
Speaker 4: One in front of the fire and then one upstairs
Speaker 4: were at sleep and then we also.
Speaker 23: You know, because when we leave we feel bad and
Speaker 23: we don't want them to get anxious. They've got their
Speaker 23: own iPad.
Speaker 3: Taking the cats or the dogs.
Speaker 6: The dog.
Speaker 4: They like Bluey.
Speaker 12: Yeah, they watched Bluey.
Speaker 16: So it's actually got colors that dogs can see in it?
Speaker 3: Does it?
Speaker 6: I have to try it because they only see black
Speaker 6: and white, don't they?
Speaker 23: No, they actually couldn't see like blue and yellow.
Speaker 2: It's a regular blue and it's not a special dog edition.
Speaker 4: It's a regular bluey genius.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he just on the dog beed thing. I was
Speaker 5: watching Shark Tank the other day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and some of the one of two shows he
Speaker 2: watches Below Deck and Shut.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I was waiting for you, but like kept and
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, something came on. I was like America,
Speaker 3: Australian America. I could see Lauren or you buying this
Speaker 3: the human size.
Speaker 2: I thought about, it's on Amazon.
Speaker 3: Goodness, I want.
Speaker 2: I sent it to pool many times.
Speaker 3: They look so comfortable, so comfy, and it's for an adult.
Speaker 3: You laying there and it's got like a little spongy bottom.
Speaker 2: That's a kid comes to my house. The closest thing
Speaker 2: they want to do is lie in the dog bed.
Speaker 3: Six hundred dollars on Amazon.
Speaker 4: Oh that's a lot.
Speaker 3: That's well, it's it's a good investment.
Speaker 2: I know, but I have such a normal adult bed costs.
Speaker 3: But I think it's got like you know, the property,
Speaker 3: been it.
Speaker 2: With your dog.
Speaker 3: Dogs not out too much here, There's not if I put.
Speaker 4: That on the floor, there's no way my dog would go,
Speaker 4: oh no, that's the human dogbed. That's the dog dogbed.
Speaker 3: Natasha, I'm thirteen, twenty four ten. You're a crazy Panana sadly,
Speaker 3: I am.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I've got a cute little Italian greyhound who has
Speaker 17: a full wardrobe.
Speaker 21: From summer to winter, including swimwear.
Speaker 17: But she gets stressed every week to go to church.
Speaker 4: Okay, hang on luis to unpack. So first of all,
Speaker 4: the wardrobe, I can handle. The coats because of very
Speaker 4: short for they get cold, can get cold.
Speaker 3: This is it's not Milan Fashion Week, like it can
Speaker 3: be the same coat.
Speaker 4: Stop exactly, Just sit back, Jace, just because you wear
Speaker 4: the same thing every day, or just the dog live
Speaker 4: now you lost me with the.
Speaker 23: Swim Oh yeah, she's got swimwear which is a UV
Speaker 23: suit so she doesn't get.
Speaker 17: Sunburn in the sun, not.
Speaker 16: A bikini.
Speaker 17: No, And she gets dressed in her cutest outfits to
Speaker 17: go to church every week.
Speaker 4: But she goes with your neighbor.
Speaker 17: Well, she just got a new kimono outfit, so she's
Speaker 17: got a goocher outfit. So that'll be the next week.
Speaker 4: You're dressing her up in a kimono, your elderly neighbor Japanese.
Speaker 8: Is that.
Speaker 3: You should be.
Speaker 2: Can what's the dog's name?
Speaker 17: You can check out her instagram. I G s felt
Speaker 17: a I k A underscore the understan for Iggy?
Speaker 3: What was after underscool n A I k.
Speaker 17: A underscore underscore Iggy A I.
Speaker 8: G g y.
Speaker 4: The Eggy I G g yk the iggy.
Speaker 7: Hang on, this is when when when when she's in
Speaker 7: the geesha, Oh we got the Here we go here
Speaker 7: we are going on the big sport.
Speaker 3: Okay, No, that's not it. That's not it is that it? No,
Speaker 3: that's not it. A different one.
Speaker 4: That's another Italian greyhound, clean jakes. Look this is Ika
Speaker 4: the Iggy, No, not Tyger the Iggy Like he's in
Speaker 4: the director. It's not Tiger. It's Ika.
Speaker 2: They're looking at Okay, oh look he's it Swinter.
Speaker 3: That's not right.
Speaker 4: That's guys.
Speaker 3: It's going to tennis out.
Speaker 2: We need we need this dog to come in.
Speaker 3: We need a welfare check on the dog. That's what
Speaker 3: we Need's like thirteen twenty four crazy yeah, Hey hey Denise, Hey,
Speaker 3: how you going good? I hope you're enjoying your Thursday?
Speaker 3: Are you big?
Speaker 6: Craig Cray for your pet?
Speaker 11: Just a little bit?
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 21: Say?
Speaker 11: So?
Speaker 21: I have I have a forty acre farm up think
Speaker 21: Carls through. I've got a few horses and chickens and
Speaker 21: dogs and cats and all sorts of stuff and a snake.
Speaker 21: But one thing that I really like to do with
Speaker 21: my competitionals is that I like to stuck on his eyelashes.
Speaker 23: And he actually likes that too, So.
Speaker 7: Yeah, sorry, and then wait wait wait wait, wait wait wait,
Speaker 7: let's just let's read good.
Speaker 6: So Denise, what's the horse's name? His name's be and
Speaker 6: beautiful eyelashes.
Speaker 3: And you have a hon on them.
Speaker 21: Yes, we just you know, I don't know, we just
Speaker 21: have this connection and no, just like stroke his face
Speaker 21: and he just like drops his eyes and his head
Speaker 21: and how.
Speaker 5: Did again, that's what's the journey.
Speaker 4: From patting his face to sucking on his eyelands.
Speaker 3: Yeah, running through the journey to get to the eyelashes,
Speaker 3: because it's not work.
Speaker 21: I don't know, it just kind of happens. It's just
Speaker 21: this connection that we have, and you know, he just
Speaker 21: we're just like, we're just in love with each other
Speaker 21: and and we just that's that's how we connect with
Speaker 21: each other.
Speaker 5: Are you okay?
Speaker 3: We've still got more questions.
Speaker 2: What do you suck any of the other.
Speaker 3: Where you're going? What does it just be?
Speaker 6: What is it is?
Speaker 11: It.
Speaker 3: What does it taste like?
Speaker 21: It's a little bit salty.
Speaker 3: It'd be likedental floss, wouldn't.
Speaker 4: It's sort of like it's sort of like, you know,
Speaker 4: I'm not like.
Speaker 21: It's kind of like, yeah, it's a bit weird.
Speaker 3: I guess it's it's very it's exceptionally normal.
Speaker 21: Do you do it like it's normal for me and him?
Speaker 4: Is it just it's normal? Yeah?
Speaker 21: I just it's just really sweet and he just loves
Speaker 21: it so much. And then you know, and then you know,
Speaker 21: we just get on and do our things.
Speaker 3: And then if you go for a ride, like well,
Speaker 3: that's one thing leads to another law.
Speaker 2: Is it a horse that you like a you know,
Speaker 2: do you ride the horse or do you just.
Speaker 21: It's it's my competition horse?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, of course.
Speaker 3: Okay, cool.
Speaker 4: Imagine going down to Flemington and seeing all the trainers
Speaker 4: and jockeys in the eyelashes before the Melbourne comes.
Speaker 3: Does does the love it? Yeah?
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, he really loves it.
Speaker 3: Can you put me on? We want to have a chat,
Speaker 3: like mister, that would be so cool, wouldn't it.
Speaker 6: We get the pet psychologist in for both of them.
Speaker 5: Can we do a double.
Speaker 3: Booking more time?
Speaker 2: I've run out of course.
Speaker 3: All right, let's wrap up with the series one in Geelong.
Speaker 3: Are you a crazy pet owner? What's different about your pet?
Speaker 18: I have a gay guinea pig.
Speaker 4: Okay, tell us about you.
Speaker 5: Got a gay guinea pig?
Speaker 4: Tell us how old are you, jun, I'm twelve twelve? Okay,
Speaker 4: tell us about what's your guinea pig's name? His name
Speaker 4: is Nugget nugg And how do you mean the Nuggetsh's gay?
Speaker 18: Well, I wanted to breede him, and then when I
Speaker 18: put him in the cage, he kind of went for
Speaker 18: his brother instead.
Speaker 2: Of nuggish up your brother. I did you ever successfully
Speaker 2: breed nuggish?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 18: I just gave back and did his brother instead the brother.
Speaker 2: The brothers into the leaders A lady, gumma.
Speaker 5: I love the people that listen to this show.
Speaker 2: This is wonderful, isn't it?
Speaker 3: It really is?
Speaker 2: And you guys thought I was Adam or Craig Gray.
Speaker 3: You are the most.
Speaker 2: And we talked to the pet psychologist was.
Speaker 5: Odd, oh yeah, no, she's normal.
Speaker 3: Ads.
Speaker 4: You got more question.
Speaker 3: No, I's just going to have a.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Dorain.
Speaker 4: Let's do it. Sarah, good morning, good morning, You've made
Speaker 4: it through to plan our five thousand dollars question today.
Speaker 4: Now you're a crazy dog person too. We've been talking
Speaker 4: to crazy pet people this morning. Oh cool, mental three dogs?
Speaker 21: What do you got kelpie? Multi shit to andsh sounds.
Speaker 21: They all sleep in the beds him on the lift.
Speaker 20: I feed him from the fork.
Speaker 2: Fied crazy kiss on the lippies, snack is all right?
Speaker 5: Feed him with the fork. You know what, we don't judge.
Speaker 2: That's busy dinner time.
Speaker 4: Feeding three dogs with a fork at least on the
Speaker 4: here we don't. All right, Sarah, let's try and we
Speaker 4: need some cash. You want to play for five hundred
Speaker 4: dollars today?
Speaker 20: All right, let's do it five hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: We're al so simple.
Speaker 3: You will hear a question, you will hear a three
Speaker 3: two one. You have to answer within that time. Okay,
Speaker 3: this is gedible.
Speaker 5: I got it.
Speaker 2: You did get it to you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you really think about it's pretty much a
Speaker 3: one of two situations.
Speaker 4: I chose the other one.
Speaker 3: All right, Good luck, Sarah from Doreen for five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Which actor played William Turner in Pirates of the Caribbean three.
Speaker 4: Two He did.
Speaker 5: Johnny Depp was Captain Sparrow, I.
Speaker 4: Said, Johnny Sparrow. Sparrow, Captain Jack Sparrow.
Speaker 3: And yes, Orlando Bloom was the one we're after. Farming
Speaker 3: the bucks in your back pocket. Congratulations, thank you.
Speaker 17: Present for the doggies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, present for the doggies.
Speaker 5: Oh, the dogs have a bank account.
Speaker 4: Do you know that movie came out in two thousand?
Speaker 3: That's what really two years ago? It was like here
Speaker 3: a Nightley, she did bend at like Beckham and the Pirates. Yes,
Speaker 3: all made with these days Bloom.
Speaker 2: No, they're still good friends with Miranda Kurve.
Speaker 4: Did you say a photo of him? Miranda? Mirando, Miranda,
Speaker 4: he was in the middle. They all went on a
Speaker 4: big family holidays. Even since Tim Katie split up. They're
Speaker 4: all in photos together. That's great for the kids and
Speaker 4: families and Mirandaka said, all always love him.
Speaker 3: You know, we're a family, you know, every breakup like that.
Speaker 4: No, definitely not not my household anyway, What about you?
Speaker 4: This was the last time you got a family photo
Speaker 4: in your happy family?
Speaker 3: We were to Kodak the super imposed A few things
Speaker 3: for us, Hey, Taylor Swift.
Speaker 5: Now Charles Selwood's next.
Speaker 14: Our next guest is one of the AFL's all time legends,
Speaker 14: hard time Premiership player six time are all Australian, The
Speaker 14: step Whiero, the Superstars.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the show, Joel Seller.
Speaker 4: Good morning, How are we? How are you my friends?
Speaker 3: I'm good. I'm good.
Speaker 11: I'm excited because it's down to the point here now
Speaker 11: and my cats are still in it.
Speaker 15: So very excited.
Speaker 2: Yeah, your cats are well, we're always in it.
Speaker 5: I was saying earlier.
Speaker 3: I feel like they've just, you know, quietly just made
Speaker 3: their way ahead of the top eight through well they
Speaker 3: sort of.
Speaker 11: Have in a way, you know, they've been just chalking
Speaker 11: up the winds along the way and probably hadn't played
Speaker 11: their best foot until the last game in that first
Speaker 11: final and.
Speaker 15: Just timing it beautifully hopefully.
Speaker 3: So what's in the water down there, Joel?
Speaker 7: Because I mean I don't want to sound like a
Speaker 7: bit of Melbourne supporter, but I'm a bit of Melbourne
Speaker 7: supporter because they're just si always there at the point
Speaker 7: end of the season. What's a secret, Well, there's lots,
Speaker 7: to be honest.
Speaker 11: The guys enjoy what they do, they love going to
Speaker 11: training together, they love getting better. So there's a connection
Speaker 11: piece that is like it sounds like such a soft word.
Speaker 11: It's so strong in so many ways.
Speaker 15: They do that so well.
Speaker 11: And then to be honest, they just have a love
Speaker 11: of winning, which sounds like every club should, but they
Speaker 11: just love being there and having a shot at it
Speaker 11: because when it gets to the final four to two,
Speaker 11: the falls quite hard, so I can get quite daunting.
Speaker 11: So got to put yourself out there.
Speaker 4: Hey, can I ask you about Bailey Smith? Because I
Speaker 4: am fascinating by him. He's so cheeky and kind of naughty.
Speaker 4: Do you have much to do with him?
Speaker 2: Is that his personality all the time.
Speaker 11: Well, I've had little to do with him. I'm not
Speaker 11: in at the club anymore, but I've come across him
Speaker 11: a couple of times and i haven't seen that side
Speaker 11: of him. But I've seen and read about the side
Speaker 11: that you're probably talking.
Speaker 2: There's a bit of a showman's side and then there's
Speaker 2: the real Bailey.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I get that too, and there's part of that
Speaker 11: that's so good too. But it's obviously really hard to
Speaker 11: manage to for a twenty four year old that is
Speaker 11: such a rockstar. And Patty has said that Paddy Dangerfield
Speaker 11: has said on a number of occasions he said it
Speaker 11: felt big coming back to Melbourne for him, but he
Speaker 11: saw Gazz come back from the Gold Coast and then
Speaker 11: Bailey's just a different level, so they all felt big.
Speaker 4: The brown Low on Monday nights.
Speaker 15: Probably not it's Nick.
Speaker 11: I think Nick Dakas is going to do it in
Speaker 11: the Cancer I think this year, so I love him.
Speaker 7: What's the sort of overwhelming memory for you this time
Speaker 7: of year, Joel, because I mean you've played in so
Speaker 7: many successful teams, so many flags, what what sort of
Speaker 7: what do you think of in September?
Speaker 11: Probably more I'll take a deep breath because it's probably
Speaker 11: the relief of getting through to the next week, you know,
Speaker 11: the build up, the sleepless nights, the Yeah, September is
Speaker 11: a long month when you're putting everything out there on
Speaker 11: the line. So yeah, it's it's all that builds into one.
Speaker 11: It's a it's a sort of season built up from
Speaker 11: November all the way through, and you have so so
Speaker 11: many people's love and thoughts along the way too that
Speaker 11: you've got to get it right, not only for yourself
Speaker 11: but for others.
Speaker 15: They're pretty daunting.
Speaker 3: I've got some good friends, Jesse and Emma, who are
Speaker 3: mad cats, fans.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, like you know, and the.
Speaker 3: Idea of them doing anything else Friday night except watching
Speaker 3: this game. It's just it's not an option going up
Speaker 3: against the Hawks, question a young team. The vibe is
Speaker 3: experience might get them if you got s the same thing.
Speaker 11: Well, I think there'll be a few other things than
Speaker 11: just the experience. But they're just both sides actually line
Speaker 11: up against each other quite well. So I think it's
Speaker 11: going to be a tight game.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I mean I've always worn blue and white and always
Speaker 11: thought there's a smug I've always hate. It's this great
Speaker 11: riv that it's been bubbling away since remember the Kennet curse.
Speaker 11: Jeff Kennett got up and said some silly things and
Speaker 11: then Geelong went and won Buddy twelve straight or something
Speaker 11: like that.
Speaker 3: It's been unreal through the years.
Speaker 15: It's been unreal. But there's been so much respect too.
Speaker 11: Like some of the closest relationships that you've had that's
Speaker 11: come out of it is like between Ruffi and Hodgy,
Speaker 11: and those relationships still go with, you know, the fields
Speaker 11: that I work in.
Speaker 15: So it's been pretty cool to be a part of that.
Speaker 4: Hey, John, what about Stephen King? Now he's a bit
Speaker 4: of a Geelong legend who's just signed on as the
Speaker 4: coach for the D's.
Speaker 2: Do you think how do you think he'll go as
Speaker 2: a coach.
Speaker 11: I think he'll do great at the D's. I think
Speaker 11: he's he's done a great, long, big.
Speaker 15: Apprenticeship.
Speaker 11: He's been at the Bulldogs, so he had a skin
Speaker 11: playing with the Cats and then Saint Kilda. He's seen
Speaker 11: the Gold Coast, he's been a bit of everywhere, came
Speaker 11: back to the Cats late and he's seen all sides
Speaker 11: of the game.
Speaker 6: What are you doing in your spare time? You might
Speaker 6: want to join him as an assistant coach.
Speaker 15: Being a father.
Speaker 2: From that, how is dad last?
Speaker 4: Jollie? How's your beautiful words? And the kids it's.
Speaker 11: Good, they're going well. The boys are busy growing by
Speaker 11: the day. Joey's just starting and he's got his first
Speaker 11: footy jumper. So he's happy with that number forty two,
Speaker 11: which is Mark O'Connor on the back.
Speaker 15: So we support the Irish.
Speaker 4: How did he land on number forty two?
Speaker 15: Was mum's choice, to be honest, more than anything else.
Speaker 3: Irish at that age, he'll grow out of it in
Speaker 3: a week. Can you get to go again?
Speaker 18: Well?
Speaker 15: That's about it. So yeah, so the big irishman, he's
Speaker 15: the love in the family.
Speaker 3: At the moment.
Speaker 4: Sweet are you going to the brown Low? Will we
Speaker 4: see you?
Speaker 2: And Brittain she always looks amazing.
Speaker 11: Not for me.
Speaker 15: I've done my time and pretty happy about that.
Speaker 7: Too, Reds A long, long night, long night.
Speaker 2: Long you Yes, I did.
Speaker 3: You're looking for an invite?
Speaker 4: Loss, I've got my dress ready.
Speaker 3: Hey yeah, just quickly. Who's Who's your tip on Saturday
Speaker 3: night pies and lines? What do you reckon?
Speaker 11: I think the pies will win. I think the pie
Speaker 11: is just the extra breakoff. We talk about experience in
Speaker 11: that game. Well, both sides are probably way up, a
Speaker 11: little bit the same as a Friday night.
Speaker 15: But yeah, it would be a cracking game. But I
Speaker 15: have the pies just with the fresh legs.
Speaker 3: Nice. I was hoping you'd say that. Well look you
Speaker 3: can all the action, thanks guys. Prelim finals kick off
Speaker 3: tomorrow night Geelong and Hawthorne seven pm, live and free
Speaker 3: on seven and seven plus every final live and free
Speaker 3: on Channel seven.
Speaker 5: Geelong legend Joe Cell will join us on the good
Speaker 5: to see jobs.
Speaker 3: You're taking it, see you mate? It is just gone
Speaker 3: eight thirty. Hey guys, we've got tickets to the pre Limbs.
Speaker 3: You want to go and support the Cats, now's the time.
Speaker 3: Or you're a Hawks fan, thirteen twenty four ten is
Speaker 3: our number. Win your way there right now on over
Speaker 3: big weekend of foot there.
Speaker 5: I'm so excited.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow night ninety thousand plus descend on the MCG gold
Speaker 3: for the Cats via Hawks, and then we restop the
Speaker 3: pies and the hot chips for the pie for the pies.
Speaker 3: Saturday night another ninety thousand plus. Sorry, Saturday twilight fifteen.
Speaker 4: Now, if you're after tickets to that game there to
Speaker 4: morow tomorrow, yeah, we weren't not going to tell you
Speaker 4: what time we're doing it.
Speaker 2: Tune in and you could be winning those team.
Speaker 3: Can we just say hats off to all the crew
Speaker 3: that work at the MCG. That is a huge turnaround,
Speaker 3: big undertaking, isn't it. Oh like everything all the work
Speaker 3: that goes in to.
Speaker 7: Go to get the leaf blowers out yeap, you know,
Speaker 7: wipe the seats exactly at the pie performers and away
Speaker 7: we go.
Speaker 5: I'm here and you fill up the post mix machine.
Speaker 3: They do great work. Minutes sounds are a bit much,
Speaker 3: all right, thirteen twenty four to ten is our number
Speaker 3: if you would like to win your way to tomorrow
Speaker 3: night's game.
Speaker 4: I can't believe how many calls we've got today. All right,
Speaker 4: can I pick one up?
Speaker 3: Okay, hang on, you ready if you're gonna set the scene?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 2: I thought we're gonna have some m c G.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: Are you talking to yourself?
Speaker 3: Muttering? Some real old man? He's getting on in age kids?
Speaker 4: Okay you be Could someone get him like an earl
Speaker 4: gray tea and a Scotch fingers.
Speaker 6: Something that can come down, especially the chocolate coated.
Speaker 4: All right, we're going to give someone these tickets. Yes, focus,
Speaker 4: this is Hawks long tomorrow night at the EMBZJE. It's
Speaker 4: sold out.
Speaker 2: We've got tickets.
Speaker 4: Can you set the scene? Jayson?
Speaker 3: What are you going to go? Whatever?
Speaker 4: All right, let's give the tickets the way, go for it.
Speaker 2: Hello, Lee, good morning, Hi this morning.
Speaker 4: What team do you work for?
Speaker 8: Lee?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 4: So excited?
Speaker 11: Hawthorne?
Speaker 2: Have you got somebody Hawks like to take to the gamely?
Speaker 4: Absolutely?
Speaker 16: My daughter Isabelle, She will be absolutely ecstatic. What a
Speaker 16: mad mad Hawks fan.
Speaker 4: Congratulations, tickets to the prelimit yours?
Speaker 23: Oh my god, thank you so much.
Speaker 16: That's amazing.
Speaker 4: Jam Tomorrow, that's amazing.
Speaker 12: Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: You're so welcome. What's your daughter's name and how old.
Speaker 8: Is she Isabelle?
Speaker 2: She's twenty one, twenty one.
Speaker 4: Oh, you're going to win, mommy Lee, Yay, she's going
Speaker 4: to be super excited.
Speaker 17: Thanks for so much.
Speaker 3: Congratulations, scarf flag and away you goly absolutely. How are
Speaker 3: your news on the Grand Final parade? I do got
Speaker 3: the Mexican music for me? Or oh? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Set the scene for the Grand Final.
Speaker 3: Parade body chips. Oh that's good. I think it's a
Speaker 3: dry zone. Yeah. Goods.
Speaker 7: Families, you know that's goods. I want to take you
Speaker 7: the Grand Final parade on Friday. It's a fantastic on
Speaker 7: a sunny day, public holiday. It's fantastic to see your heroes,
Speaker 7: your Grand Final heroes. Also the brownlow metalist in cars
Speaker 7: going through the sporting precinct at the Buraung Mah. Now
Speaker 7: there's going to be a brand new viewing platform for
Speaker 7: hundreds of fans and it's going to be outrageous views
Speaker 7: visitors at the entire.
Speaker 3: Sport.
Speaker 2: It's a viewing platform for a one hundred people.
Speaker 6: Hundreds, I said hundreds.
Speaker 7: They still on their little go Ba DJs is going
Speaker 7: to be live performance pumping the crowd up from nine am?
Speaker 3: As I read from the media.
Speaker 4: Release, are they still on go boats on the road?
Speaker 3: It was in the bark all So what.
Speaker 4: Are they on?
Speaker 11: Ou?
Speaker 2: Double decker buses or cars or Toyota's Probably.
Speaker 3: AFL Grand Final. Yes, I'm not a stupid pinning announcement.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: Eight thousand fans expected to attend.
Speaker 2: That must be a big viewing platform.
Speaker 3: God, hopefully.
Speaker 2: Just one platform.
Speaker 3: Sorry guys, right with these people? One of the time
Speaker 3: step us take a look? If you can get off first?
Speaker 3: Behind you needs to get on? How does the look?
Speaker 3: I don't ruin it for that.
Speaker 4: Form for hundreds, but it's twenty thousand.
Speaker 3: Two hundred thousand, two hundred.
Speaker 2: Did they really get two hundred thousands to the line
Speaker 2: the street?
Speaker 3: Where did they go to the MCG?
Speaker 4: But where do they.
Speaker 6: Start at Melbourne Park?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 4: So street? You line Olympic boulevards?
Speaker 3: Yes, I believe you go through burung Mar and kill around.
Speaker 4: Now for the rest of us, aren't going to be
Speaker 4: on the viewing platforms? Where do we find out what
Speaker 4: roads not to drive on Friday?
Speaker 6: While it's heralds on website.
Speaker 3: That's what I did.
Speaker 4: Bloody traffic traffic.
Speaker 5: A guys.
Speaker 3: It has just gone a quarter tonight tomorrow on the
Speaker 3: show Prelium tickets to go your chance to win your
Speaker 3: wa to the Pies, VI the Lions be listening tomorrow
Speaker 3: and over Hey, I want to ask on thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: four ten, what happened on school camp? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Do your kids go on camp?
Speaker 3: Felix has been.
Speaker 5: Our first school camp was at the zoo.
Speaker 4: Actually, huh an excursion or a camp?
Speaker 3: No, a camp overnight yep, Melbourne raw and snall Yeah,
Speaker 3: Melbourne Zoo. They've got leading cabins here and stuff, and
Speaker 3: then it's.
Speaker 2: A good entry level. You're close to home.
Speaker 3: It's only one night close to home.
Speaker 2: What year was the first school camp through?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Year three was my first Wooman yep.
Speaker 3: So they went in, they got to see all the
Speaker 3: animals after the park closed, and then they went and
Speaker 3: stayed in the cabins. But it was quite a walk
Speaker 3: to the toilets and he was saying you could hear
Speaker 3: like the animals should walk into the bathroom.
Speaker 2: That's quite cool but also scary.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, I don't know if i'd want to stay
Speaker 3: in the zoo.
Speaker 2: I've done it at Taronga Zoo.
Speaker 3: It was called raw and Snall's where the line got out.
Speaker 4: Yeah not when I was there. That was just me
Speaker 4: trying to find the bathroom in the middle of right. Well,
Speaker 4: there's lots of kids that don't want to go on
Speaker 4: school camp now. I don't know if you've seen these
Speaker 4: articles that have been floating around recently that there's a
Speaker 4: whole bunch of kids that are refusing to go to
Speaker 4: school camps. I don't want to be away from their parents.
Speaker 3: Oh, come on, tough enough. I couldn't wait, No, get
Speaker 3: me out.
Speaker 4: But basically have my bags packed and slept outside the
Speaker 4: night before school camp just so I could get out
Speaker 4: of the house.
Speaker 3: Haddie. My nine year olds got his school camp coming
Speaker 3: up whereabouts at a camp site, and.
Speaker 4: Because well there's the early camps right in year three,
Speaker 4: you do things like staying cabins and then when you're
Speaker 4: about I won't at my school anyway.
Speaker 2: I think it was you five and six you moved
Speaker 2: from cabins to.
Speaker 3: Like overwater bungalows. No at your school, like ten not
Speaker 3: even ten temples they were.
Speaker 2: I can't even remember what they were called. It was
Speaker 2: just a rope between two trees and.
Speaker 3: Like a swag film survivor.
Speaker 4: It was worse than surviving. It was literally it was
Speaker 4: like you had you had to.
Speaker 3: I don't see Wesley College putting a tarp up over
Speaker 3: a branch.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yea. The private schools are way meaner because they're.
Speaker 6: Like, let's live like public school.
Speaker 2: They're like, you guys are spoiled, little bro.
Speaker 5: You mean we're getting how we're getting to the camp
Speaker 5: on that giant car.
Speaker 3: It's wow, they're like chopping it landing.
Speaker 7: We went on camp to a place called I think
Speaker 7: it's called Valley Homestead up in the mountains.
Speaker 2: That sounds like a winery.
Speaker 3: I wish.
Speaker 7: One kid went down with gastro on day one and
Speaker 7: it swept through the entire place. We meant to be
Speaker 7: there for three days. I think by the end of
Speaker 7: day two we hadn't even got to night to They said,
Speaker 7: everyone in the bus.
Speaker 2: We know you can't put thirty kids with gastro on
Speaker 2: a bus.
Speaker 6: Everyone had gastro.
Speaker 5: It was How was the drive home?
Speaker 3: Oh? Shocking, shocking.
Speaker 2: Your parents would have been like, just leave them there,
Speaker 2: let them quarantine there and quarantine I.
Speaker 3: Think Lou my wife broke around on school camp, and yeah,
Speaker 3: they just let it continue on. We had four just dangling.
Speaker 4: Wow, we had four kids sent home for giving someone
Speaker 4: an atomic weggie.
Speaker 3: Oh they were it's an atomic more serious.
Speaker 4: Than a weggie. It was an atomic weggie. Gone, see
Speaker 4: you off, you go back home?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 5: Or thirteen twenty fourteen? What happened to you on school camp?
Speaker 3: I'm telling you the good, the bad, the ugly.
Speaker 2: We had a rope between trees and there were no toilets.
Speaker 2: She just had to dig a hole.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sure done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they loved it. They loved the teachers.
Speaker 2: The teachers love torturing these spoiled little kids.
Speaker 3: Did the teachers have their own sort of quarters cabins?
Speaker 2: Probably?
Speaker 4: They probably a camp of van You know what that's.
Speaker 3: Actually when bag that's actually remembers it. I'd love to
Speaker 3: see what it was actually like.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you it was plastic on the ground with
Speaker 4: a rope between two trees and another tap on top,
Speaker 4: and it rained.
Speaker 3: The hilton. We were roughing it. You know what, There
Speaker 3: was no one traits. They just gave us the mains.
Speaker 3: How can you expect us to know?
Speaker 2: We had to look our own pillow damp? Did you
Speaker 2: have to make damper like?
Speaker 6: It was quite nice off the honey on it.
Speaker 2: Though, thick bread and you dug a hole and had
Speaker 2: to cook it in there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the fresh bread with the olive oil wasn't good
Speaker 5: enough for it.
Speaker 2: There was no buffet, There was no pancake.
Speaker 3: Mashie ten, What happened to you on school camp? Melbourne?
Speaker 3: We are talking school camps.
Speaker 2: What happened on school camp?
Speaker 11: Good?
Speaker 22: Bad?
Speaker 3: Otherwise beware indifferent executive produce a brody.
Speaker 4: Who did something happened to you? Or did you do something?
Speaker 5: It's got a colorful past. What happened on your school camp?
Speaker 3: This was in year five?
Speaker 19: Yeah about that? And this is before I knew that
Speaker 19: I had belly instability issues.
Speaker 3: He's got ibs, saw tummy? Who doesn't these days?
Speaker 19: I decided to go on the high ropes course and
Speaker 19: they have a very tight harness.
Speaker 4: And now you know how I feel about high ropes
Speaker 4: and harness.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're not a harness girl, are you?
Speaker 19: About halfway up the high Ropes course, I realized the
Speaker 19: harness was very tight. My belly was very sore. And
Speaker 19: then so I tried to race through the high ropes course,
Speaker 19: and then I screamed out that I needed to get down,
Speaker 19: and before I could got down, I pood.
Speaker 2: Myself get everyone in the class seat, and.
Speaker 19: Then it was a kilometer walk back to the bathroom.
Speaker 19: So I just scrudge across the field in like a
Speaker 19: squatted position.
Speaker 3: Everyone knew.
Speaker 2: Were you wearing tracksuit? Pantster and color?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 19: They were like a black color. But then I had
Speaker 19: to take my undies off, and then I had to
Speaker 19: put them in the bin in the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Did anyone help, like the teachers help out?
Speaker 4: Let me go get.
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 4: Were you on your own?
Speaker 18: I was on my own.
Speaker 19: It was the longest kilometer walk in my entire life.
Speaker 3: Do you remember like it was yesterday? I've never forgotten.
Speaker 5: I'm the same I pissed myself in year two. It
Speaker 5: was like it was yesterday.
Speaker 3: Does it still haunt you? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 4: It was in the Was it school camp?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: It was school library.
Speaker 4: And we're in the Were you too entrenched in there?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: I put my hand up. Miss can I go the toilet?
Speaker 3: And a year two, Missus Palmer, she was a witch,
Speaker 3: said no, too many kids have gone to the toilet.
Speaker 3: You can finish the movie? What and I sat there
Speaker 3: and pissed myself.
Speaker 2: Okay, missus Palm would have felt very bad.
Speaker 3: Missus Palmer didn't have a bloody emotional bone in the body.
Speaker 4: And then you can't not let kids go to the
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 3: And then I went back to class because this was
Speaker 3: like two forty five, so school finished fifteen minutes later.
Speaker 3: I've gone back to class and I've lowered the shoulder
Speaker 3: straps in my bag so that it was sitting it
Speaker 3: covered your wet bum. And then I walk out and
Speaker 3: waiting come up to pick me up. And Mom would
Speaker 3: pick me up most days, just mum. The one day
Speaker 3: of the year she decided to pick me up with
Speaker 3: her girlfriend of the car was that day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, just you couldn't write it that.
Speaker 4: You get in the car and say something or juice,
Speaker 4: but I'm not going to reference it. And then they're
Speaker 4: like you will you stink?
Speaker 3: Yeah's like what's wrong with your pants?
Speaker 5: I know what you're talking about.
Speaker 4: I would have gone.
Speaker 2: I would have spilt water all over myself to just say,
Speaker 2: oh no, I sat in a puddle.
Speaker 3: In the library.
Speaker 2: I fell in.
Speaker 7: I also pissed myself, but in high school. But for context,
Speaker 7: it's important. I fainted, and you know, when you piss yourself.
Speaker 4: We've discussed this before.
Speaker 7: It's quite am some people. A lot of people they
Speaker 7: were themselves as they're tumbling.
Speaker 4: What we faint.
Speaker 7: It was a hot day, but I got to wear
Speaker 7: my pee clothes for the rest of the day because
Speaker 7: I pissed in my school clothes.
Speaker 3: So the lesson here is piss.
Speaker 5: So the lesson here is if you accidentally peese. Say
Speaker 5: I just dropped on.
Speaker 4: The floor, pretend to paint. Should have done that in
Speaker 4: the library.
Speaker 3: Miss, I know now if I knew that, Rachel, I'm thirteen,
Speaker 3: twenty four to ten. What happened on school camp?
Speaker 17: So this was year nine and it was outward bound
Speaker 17: camp yet yep, snowy mountains, and it was a bivvy
Speaker 17: that we slept on when you have the rope and
Speaker 17: the tart, that's what I had, yes, And one night
Speaker 17: Beacon Hill.
Speaker 4: Shout out.
Speaker 17: Anyway, So one night me and the two girl friends
Speaker 17: that we were sharing a biby with found two trees
Speaker 17: away from the rest of the group and we're like, yep,
Speaker 17: let's set out biby up there. We're away from all
Speaker 17: the boys. And then night comes and we look in
Speaker 17: our biby and it's infested with hunts because a family
Speaker 17: in there. So our camp leader was looking in the
Speaker 17: tree with a torch with a stick and outcome a
Speaker 17: leg at least fifteen centimeters while which was the mum.
Speaker 17: And they're like, yep, you girls have to go sleep
Speaker 17: next to the fire tonight under the stars. So we
Speaker 17: woke up in the morning covered in like dew, and
Speaker 17: we were together because we were freezing cold.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and too sleeping like that in those BIV's kids
Speaker 4: are too soft now. They wouldn't let you do it, wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Let you go on now like cudding and all these
Speaker 3: mates in the forest, well, these kids are now applying
Speaker 3: for who they'd like in their cabins. You get to
Speaker 3: lodge who you'd like as your monk mates, and.
Speaker 4: Everything's all yeah, not in my day.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 3: A BIV Danny, Good morning, Good morning school camp.
Speaker 5: What's your memory?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 22: Mine was grade six and we had an art teacher
Speaker 22: of grade six and I was a massive sleet walker
Speaker 22: and this one night I apparently sweat walked and took
Speaker 22: my pajama pants off and hung them on this hung
Speaker 22: them on this farb life fence in the morning I
Speaker 22: had woken up with no pants and obviously horrified. So
Speaker 22: the next morning the teacher came in and obviously gave
Speaker 22: me the pants and had a little slight discussion with me,
Speaker 22: and obviously I was horrified. But then at the end
Speaker 22: of the camp, being an art teacher, he threw these
Speaker 22: like cartoon pictures, and mine was of me hanging my
Speaker 22: pants on the barbed wife fence. So all the kids
Speaker 22: I was twelve, and all the kids laughed at you, yeah,
Speaker 22: on the bus the and.
Speaker 4: Mine was of me had run on the yea like
Speaker 4: one of those characters children that should have been kept
Speaker 4: between you and the teacher.
Speaker 3: Tell you what, mate. Last time, when my son came
Speaker 3: back from his first camp, I watched the teachers that
Speaker 3: had to chaperone and they got off that bus like
Speaker 3: they'd been to war.
Speaker 4: They used to send year elevenths or year tens with
Speaker 4: us as well, so if you're in year three or four,
Speaker 4: there'd be like a couple of volunteers, yeah, students that
Speaker 4: did go.
Speaker 3: And sometimes because you.
Speaker 2: Feel like you could talk to them more than like
Speaker 2: the teacher.
Speaker 6: I remember, like support that's.
Speaker 3: Sovereign hill.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: For at first camp and we never stayed it. Oh,
Speaker 7: we stayed and you dress up as the the vintage kids.
Speaker 7: But sometimes your mum and dad would go. You know
Speaker 7: how they have random mum and dads that would tag
Speaker 7: on on the school Your parents go, yeah, dad came
Speaker 7: on school camp on.
Speaker 3: This was great.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, Dad, My dad's quite cool.
Speaker 2: Okay, chill out. We're not attacking John.
Speaker 3: John.
Speaker 5: Don't trust me, John. We know John's cool. Yeah, we
Speaker 5: just don't think it's cool.
Speaker 3: To have your parents.
Speaker 2: The coolest parents in the world.
Speaker 5: Just still your If anything, everyone would have been.
Speaker 3: If anything, they would have been like John Wade to
Speaker 3: bring your kid exactly, you to hang out with dad.
Speaker 5: Let's go to James Morning, James School camp memories.
Speaker 8: What do you got, hony, guys?
Speaker 13: I I was on a year eight survival camp. It
Speaker 13: like Lauren. We were out just near Flowerdale and we're
Speaker 13: all tented up in the night. Anyway, we hear this
Speaker 13: wild scream and a lot of swearing and we'll rush
Speaker 13: out of our ten right nearby where the tents where
Speaker 13: we dug a sort of a kit for everyone's business.
Speaker 4: And no, no, no, yeah, who fell who fell in?
Speaker 13: It was one of the guys, one of the boys,
Speaker 13: and yeah, literally the weak contents of everyone.
Speaker 4: Also, why are you are pooing in one hole? Don't
Speaker 4: you just like go before?
Speaker 6: You don't want multi holes and it'd be.
Speaker 4: Like you just kind of dig a little hole and
Speaker 4: then you bury it. You can't have one giant like
Speaker 4: you poo on someone else's on top of someone else's. No,
Speaker 4: unless it's one of those drop dummy things.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know what the solution is to do.
Speaker 5: And John, is he still in the pit or do
Speaker 5: you get him out?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 13: He came rushing up covered in what we thought that
Speaker 13: first was mud. Yeah, the snow hit us pretty quickly.
Speaker 3: Did you give him a nickname?
Speaker 5: He would have been po boy from there.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 13: It hung around for a little while.
Speaker 4: But oh, that's a shocker.
Speaker 3: I forget that.
Speaker 4: There's no way they'd send kids in school camps now
Speaker 4: without flushing toilets.
Speaker 2: I just don't think that school do it.
Speaker 5: The parent picking him up after the camp.
Speaker 3: Killings, thank you for being guys. That is we are
Speaker 3: out of here.
Speaker 6: You've got some big breaking news from the entertainment world.
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Speaker 7: don't think because he's the best, he's the most successful
Speaker 7: right right now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, Kimmel's the strong, he's brilliant. Silly.
Speaker 4: Well, I reckon he's done. I don't think he'll come back.
Speaker 4: They've made any example and stood him down like that
Speaker 4: of his comments, he'll go, well, see you later, Charlie
Speaker 4: Kirk Trump, Well, it wasn't about Charlie Kirk. I don't
Speaker 4: think it was about the way prop Trump and his
Speaker 4: supporters of reacting.
Speaker 5: To Trump's got his hands all over that one.
Speaker 4: What about Donald Trump? He's been at bucking and Palate.
Speaker 5: That was that was sort of over the top dinner.
Speaker 4: I thought she was wearing like a mid drift top.
Speaker 4: It was a skin colored belt.
Speaker 3: I don't think you're having dinner at the palace in
Speaker 3: the midrift can.
Speaker 6: He wouldn't have liked it.
Speaker 3: But Lizzy was.
Speaker 5: Seen down at Dotty and then rocks up at dinner
Speaker 5: in a midrift.
Speaker 6: Well what are you wearing, Lizzie, I'm wearing dotty.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump was seated not next to Prince. He sat
Speaker 2: next to Princess.
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