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Speaker 3: One hundred, Well, good morning everybody. Hey, hey, hey, Happy
Speaker 3: Friday Eve guys.
Speaker 2: Happy sunny, twenty degree Friday, Melbourne.
Speaker 4: On this show, Thursday's our Friday.
Speaker 3: Did you hear the traffic guys say we're in for
Speaker 3: a scorch of today twenty degrees? Really? Yeah, giddy.
Speaker 4: We've had some nice weather this week, cold mornings, beautiful days.
Speaker 2: I don't mind the cold mornings if it's a glorious, sunny,
Speaker 2: cold morning.
Speaker 4: I was out for a bike ride yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 2: On your Were you actually writing or was it that's
Speaker 2: what it's called electric pedaling.
Speaker 4: Fat wheels, fat bite, fat rider, fat bike. Yeah, we'll
Speaker 4: go with the fat bat bie. Yes, I was on
Speaker 4: the electric bike. But you don't just there's not just
Speaker 4: a throttle you pedal.
Speaker 5: No, you pedal just to fire up the throttle.
Speaker 3: Pedal just for optics.
Speaker 5: It was beautiful outside yesterday.
Speaker 4: It's hill so challenging, you sort the guy at the
Speaker 4: shop said he goes, look if you see the cops
Speaker 4: just start pedaling.
Speaker 3: Ah, right, they're doing. You're right.
Speaker 5: On my spot.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 2: What is this?
Speaker 4: It's like a mini or gas matron. Do you know
Speaker 4: what a gasmetron is?
Speaker 3: That thing that you mess? Yeah?
Speaker 2: When do you put this.
Speaker 3: On your head contemplating? What is this? It's a good time, Lauren,
Speaker 3: That's what that is.
Speaker 4: It's a mini orgasmetron. Knock yourself out anyway, Hey, Robbie
Speaker 4: Williams bringing out new album?
Speaker 3: What about that? What Brit Pop? What it was? Just
Speaker 3: in my news?
Speaker 5: I wasn't listening to you. I was talking to the
Speaker 5: producers about.
Speaker 3: Including a new.
Speaker 4: Didn't they all just roll their eyes?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 2: What were what were we talking about in the office?
Speaker 2: Tats Lotto day?
Speaker 6: We're talking about daffodils.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we're talking about Daffodil Day. Some daffodils from
Speaker 2: the rialto reminding me that Daffodil Day for the Counts
Speaker 2: Council was coming up. That's But tell me about Robbie
Speaker 2: Williams's Robbie.
Speaker 3: A new song on brit Popy's new album is written
Speaker 3: by her about a stalker.
Speaker 5: He would have had a few in his time.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, a few.
Speaker 4: I reckon he's probably gone ahead with caught up with
Speaker 4: he would have he would have, He would have.
Speaker 3: Slept with a lot of people. He was naughty, wasn't he, Robbie?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well I think he was true pop star.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well he was.
Speaker 5: His heart was broken Paul Appleton and it ruined him.
Speaker 2: But now.
Speaker 4: I need to see the end of the Robbie Williams movie.
Speaker 3: You should have watched three quarters of movies, don't you.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, that one.
Speaker 2: I had to go like, do you not see the end?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: Remember we're both in tears and were crying.
Speaker 3: What ching?
Speaker 4: And then I was like, oh no, go pick up
Speaker 4: and I to run out of there crying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's amazing. It's an amazing film, that Robbie movie.
Speaker 4: I was in the Como car park. People thought I
Speaker 4: was in tears because I lost my car or your ticket?
Speaker 3: Two kids. Seriously that it's going to be a better way,
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: And then you have a lot of them not just
Speaker 2: scanning number plate and that's really I love that so straight.
Speaker 5: And you can just tap your phone and ye out.
Speaker 3: Oh here, hey you went fat buck riding yesterday? I
Speaker 3: hosted the National Finance Broker's Day.
Speaker 4: I was getting a few photos from my friends to day.
Speaker 3: Were you yeah gift?
Speaker 4: It was, oh, you bought his skifts to the finance part.
Speaker 3: His hats, so I brought him a Finance Broker's Day hat.
Speaker 4: There you go, great, thank you? And also what does
Speaker 4: it say on NFBD twenty five.
Speaker 2: NFBDS at National Finance Brokers Day.
Speaker 3: And Lauren I got, look this is this will be good.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry I have to part with this, but I
Speaker 3: they've got some tailored gin.
Speaker 2: What National Finance did you get?
Speaker 3: Shove hats? I love gin.
Speaker 5: I love a Gin and Tonic.
Speaker 2: Should we have breakfast cocktails?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 5: Is that allowed?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: On the other side of this, it.
Speaker 2: Just been tailored by the National Finance brocast Day. Celebrating
Speaker 2: the tenth National Finance Broker's Day.
Speaker 3: Clinton and I have an announcement regarding our future.
Speaker 4: Here on the show, we too, we have so sorry,
Speaker 4: we have some news to share with you, Melbourne. We'll
Speaker 4: go there next Good morning, Melbourne, eight past six. This
Speaker 4: is over one hundred. We're doing a Thanks jo mates,
Speaker 4: it's already express. You're on the air, possibly for the
Speaker 4: last time. With Jason, Lauren and Keen.
Speaker 3: I mean it's it's a very sad day, but it
Speaker 3: also is a very exciting day for us.
Speaker 4: Clint, I think tomorrow we should rock up anyway, Do
Speaker 4: you think?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 8: I think I think it'd be an a lap of honor.
Speaker 5: Okay, you guys are so annoying.
Speaker 2: The other day I decided to buy Tu's on a
Speaker 2: ticket for the show. The Voice didn't want to be
Speaker 2: in it. So they've made it about themselves.
Speaker 4: What, yeah, we actually we may be exactly what happen?
Speaker 4: Why are we sharing our winnings with that attitude?
Speaker 5: You've been saying that all morning anyway.
Speaker 4: So tonight Clint and I are expecting that we'll win
Speaker 4: fifteen million dollars each power.
Speaker 3: Because you've got to be in it to win. It
Speaker 3: won't change this.
Speaker 2: Stop telling people because now more people are going to
Speaker 2: buy tickets, less chances.
Speaker 3: That's a good point, but it doesn't matter because we've
Speaker 3: got the winning ticket. We've got it. We've got the
Speaker 3: power power hit.
Speaker 4: We did the Power Hit, so we've got to guarantee Powerball.
Speaker 3: And what did Lauren say this morning? Sorry Lauren and
Speaker 3: her team, you reckon?
Speaker 4: We go buy another ticket and get the power hit.
Speaker 2: We'll discuss should our teen go up for breakfast? Can
Speaker 2: be a beautiful day or they're spending.
Speaker 4: It before they keep mistake. Should we do a little
Speaker 4: celebration lunch tomorrow?
Speaker 3: We probably should? We probably should. We'll go to where
Speaker 3: should we go?
Speaker 5: Probably Donovan?
Speaker 4: Some more expensive Donovan's is nice. We'll go to don Okay,
Speaker 4: nothing says fifteen more like the chicken.
Speaker 5: Pop pie and a beautiful bottle of shar.
Speaker 3: Nice chairs there too.
Speaker 5: It's stunning. Hey, guys, I quickly want to do a.
Speaker 2: Shout out to Frank the sausage dog, my mum's sausage dog.
Speaker 2: Now my mum our family dog recently passed away. Roxy
Speaker 2: and Roxhi, Frank, my best friends. Anyway, Frank is remaining
Speaker 2: the sausage dog. Yesterday he has my mum. Yesterday he
Speaker 2: had to go to the vet to get a check up. Now, Clint,
Speaker 2: you are going to empathize with goodness because he had well,
Speaker 2: not a check up, he had a tooth isssue. So
Speaker 2: then he went to get his saw tooth out. Mom
Speaker 2: picked him up sixteen teeth. They told you, I didn't
Speaker 2: even know they had sixteen.
Speaker 3: These vets need to come down.
Speaker 2: Sixteen teeth and apparently some of the teeth go all
Speaker 2: the way up into the gum into the nose. He's
Speaker 2: got stitches all up into his nose. How many teeth
Speaker 2: would he have remaining?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Look just how many did your dog?
Speaker 3: Feel? For Frank? But that makes me feel a lot better.
Speaker 3: So I thought you were something really wrong with my dog.
Speaker 3: He had I think about that about fourteen or fifteen.
Speaker 2: Out and soft foods?
Speaker 3: Now, no, heh's all the food, but he's still got
Speaker 3: He's got a normal mouth, but he's got a little
Speaker 3: he stead of got that teeth.
Speaker 5: He's got front teeth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, his middle tooth is missing. He's got a couple
Speaker 3: of BUCkies. It's like a little and then he said,
Speaker 3: of he's a bit gummy towards the back? Is that
Speaker 3: when you only take him out at night? Now, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's quite an ordeal because the four little things have
Speaker 3: to eat softs for a while.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, I haven't seen him.
Speaker 2: Sixteen teeth.
Speaker 4: How many teeth does a dog?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't have to teeth like google? How many?
Speaker 3: Stand by?
Speaker 5: How many teeth does ta sausage dog have?
Speaker 4: Fourteenths?
Speaker 3: A lot like that's yeah, it was, Yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 3: See they've got plenty in reserve where they just grow.
Speaker 2: Because that include their baby teeth.
Speaker 4: It must.
Speaker 2: I don't know, twenty eight baby is insane.
Speaker 3: The tooth for you, I think, because I think the
Speaker 3: teeth to the teeth. Don't they eat the teeth.
Speaker 2: So he's still got the baby.
Speaker 5: The baby, Yeah, the baby, imagine that.
Speaker 3: I think that's Remember I.
Speaker 5: Took my sausage dog ted to the vets.
Speaker 2: I was like, he's got terrible breath and someone told
Speaker 2: me that they had it will be coming from a
Speaker 2: rotten tooth, So I took him to the vet. In
Speaker 2: the vet. So this sausage dog has the best teeth
Speaker 2: of any sausage dog I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: So where's the bad breath coming from?
Speaker 5: We don't know his gut?
Speaker 3: Maybe is a true Dogs eat grass when they're sick. Yeah,
Speaker 3: when they've got the trots, right, So.
Speaker 4: If you see you eating grass, get to the vet.
Speaker 4: Well BDJ No, I don't know.
Speaker 5: That's for teeth, for human teeth.
Speaker 4: That's for humans.
Speaker 5: You want to have good teeth as a human.
Speaker 4: Sweet, Yeah, when did you go to the dentists last?
Speaker 4: I'm talking to you humans, do you go?
Speaker 2: If my dog has gone to the dentist, then this
Speaker 2: is a shout out to reminds humans to go to
Speaker 2: the dentist.
Speaker 5: I go at least on.
Speaker 2: A c six months, about six months for the clean.
Speaker 4: You can brighten your smile and book an appointment today.
Speaker 4: Just visit he Spentley Dental Group eb DG dot com
Speaker 4: dot au. This is probably the strangest commercial.
Speaker 2: Remember we had that we have the dental hygienist in
Speaker 2: She said every six months. She also said you should
Speaker 2: rush teeth for two minutes. Every time I've been trying
Speaker 2: to do that, I have thirty seconds.
Speaker 5: I've got so much foe in my mouth.
Speaker 3: I've also got a sore hands.
Speaker 2: I need to do a second brush. Yeah, yeah, two
Speaker 2: minutes is long.
Speaker 3: How often do you replace your toothbrush?
Speaker 2: A lot my life?
Speaker 4: Remember we called her putting him in the.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've shurned through them.
Speaker 3: I like, what are you doing with it? Eating it?
Speaker 5: I just like having fresh toothbrushes maybe three.
Speaker 4: Again, she's really spending these winnings before she's had them.
Speaker 2: If you look in our barroom row, we have so
Speaker 2: many packets too.
Speaker 3: Powerful has changed?
Speaker 4: You used to be a woman of the people's as
Speaker 4: you like. Justin Bieber, he had a Calvin Klein deal
Speaker 4: where he just used to throw his undies out.
Speaker 3: He never woren twice.
Speaker 2: Calvin Glinne aunties slightly more expensive than a two dollars two.
Speaker 4: So just to clear things up, humans, he Spentley Dental Group.
Speaker 3: Animals go to the vet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sixteen tenth freight.
Speaker 4: Carry on, it is just gone sixteen past six, or
Speaker 4: check your underwork. You're at Nova Morning, Melbourne. This is
Speaker 4: no Over one hundred eight. Big weekend of footy ahead, guys,
Speaker 4: if you want to head along to watch your team,
Speaker 4: we've got tickets. Thirteen twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 4: To join us on the air. We're going to be
Speaker 4: offloading doubles today and tomorrow as well.
Speaker 3: Jordan Lewis joins us. It is the last round of
Speaker 3: the AFL season home and away season. That is, so
Speaker 3: it's a business end and there's plenty of business to
Speaker 3: be done, isn't there Jordy, a few big matches to
Speaker 3: look forward to or there is yes, round twenty four.
Speaker 9: We're finally they're the longest season we've ever had, so yeah,
Speaker 9: you're right. The final Lady's not shaped yet, so I'm
Speaker 9: the lucky one.
Speaker 3: I get to do the.
Speaker 9: Western Bulldogs Freemantle game on Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 3: So it is you win, you stay in, You lose,
Speaker 3: you are gone.
Speaker 2: Wow, it's a win or die game.
Speaker 3: Well, actually we say it's the last round, but there
Speaker 3: is actually a cheeky match to Wednesday night.
Speaker 9: Wednesday night, currently the side that sits outside the eighth
Speaker 9: in Gold Coast have two matches to play. So this
Speaker 9: was always going to be the case, having having canceled
Speaker 9: round zero because of the storm. So I've got that
Speaker 9: game on Wednesday night.
Speaker 2: Will that game affect the top eight?
Speaker 8: Absolutely?
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Currently the Gold Coast Suns sit ninth, so they they
Speaker 9: have the chance to go to fourth. If they win
Speaker 9: both games and things fall their way, they can jump
Speaker 9: right up get a double.
Speaker 5: Chance be the most highly Costuns game for the era.
Speaker 3: Alex Ferguson in the EPL used to call it squeaky
Speaker 3: bum time.
Speaker 5: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: Because you've got it, You've got to be you know,
Speaker 3: you can't let anything slip that it was a live
Speaker 3: Alex Fickson, manager of Manchester United.
Speaker 5: Should stay in the.
Speaker 9: In the it's funny to say that actually yeah. The
Speaker 9: the last week's game, Freemantle got a bit squeaky up,
Speaker 9: so they have another chance to prove themselves if if
Speaker 9: things get tired on Sunday afternoon, how can they perform?
Speaker 4: Hey Jordan, if my pies don't get up over the d's,
Speaker 4: are we officially done?
Speaker 9: Are done for forking you?
Speaker 3: You are done? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, So there they're an interesting study that they've They've
Speaker 9: peaked really sort of through the midway part of the season,
Speaker 9: haven't they.
Speaker 3: And they've just come.
Speaker 9: Off come off a little bit that they're looking at
Speaker 9: the positives, you know, and I can understand why you
Speaker 9: you sort of narrow lost it to Adelaide, but they
Speaker 9: need to seriously find some form.
Speaker 2: Isaac Grankin being wiped out for the final series for
Speaker 2: the Crows, how much will that affect them in September.
Speaker 9: Yeah, to be honest, I don't think they can win
Speaker 9: it without if I just I know they've got a
Speaker 9: really strong list, but you need these big game players
Speaker 9: and game winners when it comes down to the final series.
Speaker 9: And you know what that does not only for him
Speaker 9: being out of the side, but certainly the morale of
Speaker 9: the group when you look around and you know one
Speaker 9: of your best players, isn't there?
Speaker 3: What sort of effect does that have? So this is huge,
Speaker 3: So Jordy, while it's September dreaming for eight clubs, ten
Speaker 3: clubs are off on holidays, but there's still a business
Speaker 3: to be done to trade and Melbourne need to coach.
Speaker 3: Is Bucks? Any suggestion is Bucks? The man? I was
Speaker 3: going to ask you, are you keen on a keen
Speaker 3: on another gig?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: I had.
Speaker 9: I had dinner with Sam Mitchell last night and just
Speaker 9: talking through what his schedule looks like, and I've got
Speaker 9: no interest whatsoever from me.
Speaker 4: He's still midwek dinners can't be that hard.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, that's so. I think I think he would
Speaker 9: be the front runner, certainly from my point of you
Speaker 9: understanding the club a little bit, understanding what they might
Speaker 9: possibly need.
Speaker 3: I think he would be a good fit.
Speaker 9: But there's always there's always candidates that come from left
Speaker 9: to field that surprised whoever is on that panel, So
Speaker 9: you know it's I would expect the incoming coach would
Speaker 9: possibly have more questions about the club and where they
Speaker 9: think they are and where they more so than the
Speaker 9: other way.
Speaker 2: I'd love to see black Bucks in the Red and Blue.
Speaker 4: There are some big matches to watch this weekend, and
Speaker 4: of course Hawthorne taken on the lines on Sunday Live
Speaker 4: Ad Break Free. You can see it all on Ko Spoils.
Speaker 3: So the afl W is back. Yeah, and the girls
Speaker 3: are doing some terrific thing as Ash CenTra is a
Speaker 3: name to watch.
Speaker 9: She's backwards through.
Speaker 3: Her legs horrible. Have you seen that, Jordan in the
Speaker 3: in the in the warm up, Yeah, in the sorry,
Speaker 3: in the water and now all the all the blokes
Speaker 3: are trying to copy here.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen it. I'll have to look it up.
Speaker 4: You should give it a crack loss.
Speaker 2: Well, some things chicks can do that guys.
Speaker 4: Just yeah, I agree. Jordan joining us on the end
Speaker 4: this morning, got on your mate, good stuff having a
Speaker 4: date certainly.
Speaker 5: One thing I took out of your news.
Speaker 3: Thanks, you're ready to talk to me.
Speaker 2: There's a new moon in Urinus.
Speaker 3: There is.
Speaker 4: I walk into the studio and las.
Speaker 2: I just don't know if I'll ever grow up enough
Speaker 2: to not find conversations about uranus. Funny you named it
Speaker 2: uranus someone's yeah, that was having a laugh, having a laugh,
Speaker 2: having a laugh.
Speaker 4: Guys, coming up seven this morning, how would you like
Speaker 4: to get away to poor Douglas in the Danetre? Absolutely,
Speaker 4: we have a family holiday up for grabs. This thing
Speaker 4: is worth a fortune.
Speaker 2: Should we go on a family holiday and check it out?
Speaker 3: Wonderful like a pre yes vacation.
Speaker 2: To tell people about God.
Speaker 3: We're doing all the big events experience.
Speaker 4: Last week we did pizza Hut and ballarette.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now we're going to put Douglas and the Dane Tree.
Speaker 2: Will go to Uranus after that and check out the
Speaker 2: New Moon if you want it.
Speaker 4: Your chance to win the family holiday coming up after
Speaker 4: seven this morning. Hey, Loss, there was something you mentioned
Speaker 4: on the show yesterday, and my god, did I have
Speaker 4: a lot of people bring it up with me?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I watched it again yesterday too.
Speaker 2: I'm a fan.
Speaker 4: We'll see how many other people are doing the same thing.
Speaker 4: I want to talk about something you brought up on
Speaker 4: the show yesterday, Lost.
Speaker 2: Yes yesterday, I was talking about my new love for
Speaker 2: Demon Hunters. It's capable. I want to hear what people
Speaker 2: are saying about it, because this is it. I want
Speaker 2: to hear what people are saying about it because I
Speaker 2: was like, I'm not going to like this, and I
Speaker 2: love it. Did you like el Yeah, I got quite.
Speaker 2: Paul came home and was like, I was on the
Speaker 2: couch yes after an under a blanket watching Demon Hunters,
Speaker 2: and he was like, what are you seven? What are
Speaker 2: you doing? And I loved it? Yes, So I watched
Speaker 2: it again yesterday. I sort of watched two thirds of it.
Speaker 3: So is it one?
Speaker 2: Mean, it's a film, film film, it's a film series.
Speaker 2: It's about the kids. Love it like between that kind
Speaker 2: of I think what eight to fourteen frothen it it's
Speaker 2: like number one on Netflix.
Speaker 5: It's the Sour. So it's about K pop pop stars
Speaker 5: in this.
Speaker 3: Film Demons Hunters saying the demons.
Speaker 5: Yeah, to keep the demons away from.
Speaker 3: Their fans and demons not the footy team. It's not
Speaker 3: you were confused.
Speaker 2: And the songs that the pop stars in your K
Speaker 2: pop stars in the film sing are now like top
Speaker 2: forty hits. I mean one of them loses their voice
Speaker 2: in the performance of this song.
Speaker 4: My nine year old was like, Lauren watches Demon Hunters,
Speaker 4: Oh you are like the heroes.
Speaker 5: Oh they would be.
Speaker 2: I mean K pop is massive, but it's always been
Speaker 2: huge in Korea, but it's now everywhere and a lot
Speaker 2: of songs in the film are also in the film
Speaker 2: in Korean, but the kids are still singing along to them.
Speaker 4: So here's what I want to ask this morning. The
Speaker 4: kids are trying to get us to watch this.
Speaker 2: Well, I made Paul watch some of it, and then
Speaker 2: yesterday came home and I was like, it's on what
Speaker 2: do you think.
Speaker 5: I have my niece?
Speaker 2: Then he was like what is this? And by the
Speaker 2: end he was like.
Speaker 3: He loved it.
Speaker 5: It happened along.
Speaker 4: I can imagine. Yeahwhile I place, seventeen and Pregnant is
Speaker 4: what my wife is trying to get me to watch. Oh,
Speaker 4: I can't believe this show is still.
Speaker 2: Going seventeen and pregnant.
Speaker 4: It's like these redneck Americans, Americans Americans and it's just
Speaker 4: teenagers that have gotten pregnant then and now they're doing
Speaker 4: where are they now? And a lot of them are
Speaker 4: like grandparents now.
Speaker 5: When they're thirty.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've also made Paul sit for a lot of
Speaker 2: episodes of Selling Sunset when he's like, I'm not interested
Speaker 2: in this, but I suck him in. You get him
Speaker 2: to it.
Speaker 3: I've got one too, partner, but a but a TV
Speaker 3: show I've been told to watch by my sisters. Oh, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's called The Summer I turned pretty.
Speaker 5: Ah, yeah, I've heard, I haven't seen it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm the same. All the kids are watching it.
Speaker 5: Might that might be me this week the new.
Speaker 3: Dawson's Creek, I think it is. It looks very Dawson's Creaky.
Speaker 3: A girl that's caught in a love triangle between two brothers.
Speaker 3: She deals with her first you.
Speaker 2: Come home, it's Creak.
Speaker 3: During the summer it's Dawson and Pasty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that'll be me this weekend. I'll give you a
Speaker 2: full review on Monday. Yes, what does your sister make
Speaker 2: you watch it?
Speaker 3: I think she watches it when I'm not there, but
Speaker 3: she's told me to watch it.
Speaker 4: All right, here's the guy thirteen twenty four ten. What
Speaker 4: is your partner trying or forcing you to watch?
Speaker 5: Can chicks winge about block Suit?
Speaker 3: Yep?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wrote Truckers whatever reality show? Yeah, mate, there
Speaker 4: is so much crappy for me.
Speaker 2: Paul makes me watch It's on the Racing dot Com
Speaker 2: of course, and then we have to flip between the two.
Speaker 2: And sometimes he's got one channel on the TV.
Speaker 3: And yeah, because summer on Summer on Sky Sky Racing.
Speaker 2: Like Brisbanes and the and he's on the TV.
Speaker 3: Summer on sky Racing two, and there's even a sky
Speaker 3: Racing three.
Speaker 2: But Channel seven have a lot of them.
Speaker 3: They do you need four?
Speaker 5: Friedman's always telling me who wins?
Speaker 2: No, he makes me watch every night he goes, oh,
Speaker 2: you gotta watch his love, and it's that Daniel Gorange.
Speaker 11: Guy.
Speaker 2: Daniel Gorange is like a footy commentator imedian, and he
Speaker 2: tells you everything there is snow about football, apparently in
Speaker 2: a very funny way. Every night I'm lying in bed,
Speaker 2: Paul's like, oh, there is love. You gotta watch his
Speaker 2: You gotta watch what Daniel Gorange is not that.
Speaker 4: I'm busy watching seventeen and Pregnant. How Darryl and Darryl
Speaker 4: and Cheryl have screwed their life. Thirteen twenty fourteen is
Speaker 4: our number. Give us a ring. What is your partner
Speaker 4: trying to get you to watch?
Speaker 2: In return?
Speaker 4: I got tickets to The Naked Gun. I want to
Speaker 4: see that this weekend.
Speaker 3: It's pretty good.
Speaker 4: Otherwise I got t dollar Schitz vouchers, both up for
Speaker 4: grabs this morning. Thirteen twenty four ten. What is your
Speaker 4: partner forcing you to watch? We're asking what show is
Speaker 4: your partner forcing you to watch. You know, I'm ashamed
Speaker 4: to say, but I'm a little I've starting going off it.
Speaker 3: What below deck? What's happened to it? It's you're the
Speaker 3: number one.
Speaker 4: I was the OG fan. It's just becoming the same, same,
Speaker 4: less and for anybody who doesn't know, it's like, you know,
Speaker 4: super yachts, the life of people at high super super
Speaker 4: yachts and the crew and the crew hooking up and everything,
Speaker 4: it's becoming like Love Island on the boat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's all a bit the same.
Speaker 4: It's a bit the same sleeping with each other and
Speaker 4: you know it's just the same.
Speaker 2: You make your wife loose sit through it all the time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm like, baby, No, she's not a fan.
Speaker 5: We just tolerate it when our partner wants to watch something.
Speaker 4: You just tolerate us in general, don't you old barely?
Speaker 5: But yes we do.
Speaker 2: Try Gilmore, What is your partner making.
Speaker 3: You watch Love Island? UK? I don't get it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, people froth it, don't they When I say
Speaker 2: go run directly to the boor you'd like to couple
Speaker 2: up with and stand.
Speaker 3: On his heart.
Speaker 5: Now, that is definitely not the UK version.
Speaker 2: That's Sophie Monk Coost in the Australian version, but people
Speaker 2: love it. I think the UK ones like extreme.
Speaker 3: Set the mood. No, definitely not right.
Speaker 12: I absolutely hate it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I quite like it, which I'm a bit keen
Speaker 13: on the Australian one because they're just filthy bogans more
Speaker 13: often than not with what Monk, But also the UK
Speaker 13: version is a little more risk.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, what a dancing what a dancing doners? Oh
Speaker 3: my god, listen to you?
Speaker 5: Are you fifteen?
Speaker 3: Oh wonder what's going on there?
Speaker 2: But they're really like, they're quite bogan in the UK two.
Speaker 3: Shocking chav of course, that's what they call chads. We
Speaker 3: were chads. Chads are bogans, you mean.
Speaker 4: That's what they're doing under the Dinner.
Speaker 5: English version of the Bogan.
Speaker 4: Will you watch that with your sister?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Probably? The other day the kaylor is what is she?
Speaker 3: Twenty seven? She was watching Frasier? What on earth are
Speaker 3: you watching? Are you one hundred and twelve? See it
Speaker 3: runs in the family.
Speaker 5: Then did you sit down with a cup of tea?
Speaker 3: We did.
Speaker 2: I'm a Scotch finger.
Speaker 3: Too much.
Speaker 4: It's a cup of tea, a Scotch finger down Hello,
Speaker 4: Joe and mill Park morning.
Speaker 11: Hell are you guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're doing well, Thank you mate.
Speaker 11: What you the Real Housewives on?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 3: Joe?
Speaker 2: Talk to me, because there are many offshoots of the
Speaker 2: Real Housewives. What are you watching? Salt Lake City, Beverly Hills.
Speaker 11: Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills. Yeah, one. Sometimes I get into
Speaker 11: it when I argue, When I argue, and that's but
Speaker 11: sometimes I'll be honest, Yeah, it watches me at times,
Speaker 11: but I'll get into it at times. It's love when
Speaker 11: they argue amongst each other.
Speaker 2: Now, Joe, have you watched the Salt Lake City one?
Speaker 11: I've watched bits and pieces of that, but to be honest,
Speaker 11: the Biverly Hill ones is the one. I really.
Speaker 4: Do you actually sound into it? You don't really sound
Speaker 4: like you're being forced there?
Speaker 2: No, you all you will protest and then you're like,
Speaker 2: hang on, these chicks are onto something. This is good.
Speaker 3: We're not watching this again. I mean, we'll finish this episode.
Speaker 2: Feel very poor.
Speaker 3: Question and the Melbourne Birds still go? Where are they
Speaker 3: moved on? Now? Jane Oleana, I think she's judging.
Speaker 2: I think there's a Sydney one.
Speaker 3: Sydney.
Speaker 2: I think it's Terry Biviano and the last.
Speaker 3: Terry biv ands to Anthony Minicello's.
Speaker 2: You know who else is honest? The woman from the
Speaker 2: Morning show, brown hair, No one of more bit like
Speaker 2: Cardly Gillies. Okay, it's going to be a fun game.
Speaker 2: No one tell me around.
Speaker 3: Meter Obermeter.
Speaker 2: She's got swished by Sally. I don't know what wish
Speaker 2: by Sally's business called.
Speaker 4: I don't know any of these were not Domina.
Speaker 2: So just back off for a minute. We're talking about housewives.
Speaker 7: Where does Sally meter? And or in some mansion in
Speaker 7: the double bay or moss Terry Vi she's the shoe.
Speaker 2: Married to Minnie.
Speaker 3: Anthony Minicello.
Speaker 2: He was a rugby rug Brodie?
Speaker 4: Are you understanding any of this?
Speaker 2: This is in Melbourne, very different.
Speaker 6: I have the official cast list.
Speaker 2: Is Real Housewives.
Speaker 6: We have Chrissy Marsh.
Speaker 2: Marsh at the Beverly Hills Hotel. When I was on
Speaker 2: holidays there, she was having with her family. I did
Speaker 2: not say was she there with Terry Biviana? Always she's
Speaker 2: there with kids.
Speaker 6: The Great Nikki O'Neill, Nikki.
Speaker 5: The Great not familiar. You're not familiar with Nicky O'Neill's work.
Speaker 6: The unbelievable Kate Adams.
Speaker 2: Kate Adams, What is Kate Adams?
Speaker 5: So she's rich, he's got to be rich.
Speaker 6: The extraordinary Terry Biviano.
Speaker 2: Married to.
Speaker 6: The wonderful Caroline Gulty.
Speaker 2: Air like she's really rich.
Speaker 4: She sounds like the vivacious Victoria Montano La.
Speaker 5: She'd be fun. She sounds like a good time over.
Speaker 6: The top Sallymer member didn't Sally overmeat host.
Speaker 4: Of Yeah, we are never saying yesterday's interviews.
Speaker 2: We did the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, remember,
Speaker 2: and it was all the more the naughty Mormons, the Mormons,
Speaker 2: the naughty Mormon. Yeah, they all got in trouble. One
Speaker 2: had a fling, one went to prison, one of the
Speaker 2: naughty moments know how to put.
Speaker 3: On a show.
Speaker 6: And the Sheik Martine Chippendale.
Speaker 3: You can't.
Speaker 9: She is.
Speaker 2: As iconic as the Sydney Harbour Bridge by.
Speaker 3: Brad names Didney b Yeah, of course, of course.
Speaker 2: The question what's your partner watched?
Speaker 5: Making watch?
Speaker 2: If it's Real Housewives of Sydney, We've already been through
Speaker 2: this clink.
Speaker 11: He's gonna love this one. Say yes to the dress.
Speaker 2: My name's Anne Marie. I'm a doctor. I'm a self
Speaker 2: confessed with this fanatic. I love to run and go
Speaker 2: to the gym. My dream dress is something incredibly sexy.
Speaker 4: Brad, you must really love your partner.
Speaker 12: Oh yes, of course.
Speaker 2: But do you find yourself getting sucked in and watching
Speaker 2: it and actually enjoying it reluctantly?
Speaker 11: Sometimes yeah, I'm on my phone, but secretly it's.
Speaker 2: Quite especially when they something dress absolutely diabolical.
Speaker 14: And you're like, why yes, so they go shopping and
Speaker 14: their friends and.
Speaker 2: All over they try and wedding dresses.
Speaker 3: Is terry.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 5: She's happily marriage.
Speaker 4: Lauren and I was just having a big chat about
Speaker 4: is rankin situation. It's just I just it's not a
Speaker 4: good look for the AFL. I'm sorry for them stocking.
Speaker 3: Well, it's not a good look for the Adelaide footy club.
Speaker 2: But did the AFL ever come out and say what
Speaker 2: the actual penalty was.
Speaker 3: No, it's been reported at the moment.
Speaker 2: But why like every other time if there's a tribunal issue,
Speaker 2: they say what penalty is and then you have a wrong.
Speaker 3: Because Adelaide, excuse me, went to the a FL to
Speaker 3: ask more time. So the investigation has been protracted.
Speaker 4: I just think the longer it goes on, the worse
Speaker 4: it looks.
Speaker 5: There's no video evidence of it.
Speaker 3: He's accepted the fact there was a homophobic slur because
Speaker 3: he called the callingood player in question to apologize. There's
Speaker 3: any question about the slur. It's the fact that Adelaide
Speaker 3: has asked for more time to justify with the investigation
Speaker 3: and therefore too, Yeah, justify it.
Speaker 2: Don't They put out at a penalty and then Adelaide
Speaker 2: can go back and argue it like every other penalty.
Speaker 3: Is going update from the AFL today. If they don't
Speaker 3: have a penalty or a sanction ready to go, it's
Speaker 3: going to get very very messy.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think it's gone on this long.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it already is. I'm sorry. The reason it's going
Speaker 4: on this long is so they can justify, which is just.
Speaker 3: Well, the reason it's going on this long is because
Speaker 3: there's concern out of Adelaide that it's going to impact
Speaker 3: on their final series. Get that it should be. It
Speaker 3: should be the same sanction, whatever time of year it is. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a precedent that's been set.
Speaker 4: So so the AFL they're going to make an announcement today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yep, there's going to be an updates just gone
Speaker 3: on to it's four days too late.
Speaker 2: If you have when Adelaide playing, it's.
Speaker 3: A good question. I don't know, check the out.
Speaker 2: Of the crow playing because surely they'd be like, well,
Speaker 2: what's our team?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't think it really is going to have
Speaker 3: much impact on this week. It's more the final series.
Speaker 3: As I say, where are you playing? Just looking now
Speaker 3: they're playing. They're playing the Kangaroos right when Marvel Stadium Saturday, Saturday.
Speaker 4: We'll bring any news if the AFL speak a little
Speaker 4: bit earlier this morning. But yeah, four days too late
Speaker 4: if you ask me, it's crazy. Hey, sticking a sport.
Speaker 4: Better change of directions. Scotty James Olympian and Bloody got
Speaker 4: on the slopes. He is going to be joining us
Speaker 4: a little bit later on this hour is now.
Speaker 2: He is married also married into a very famous family
Speaker 2: in the stroll clot Well, that's his wife, but her
Speaker 2: brother is a Formula one racing car driver and her
Speaker 2: his father owns the team. So I think they would
Speaker 2: be a very competitive set of in laws and I
Speaker 2: want to ask him about that.
Speaker 3: But he's also a proud Melbournian as well loves the Bombers.
Speaker 4: Scottie James going to join us later on this hour.
Speaker 4: Also your Chance to Doday Tree, to Port Douglas and
Speaker 4: the Danetree. But up next our latest expert. Why do
Speaker 4: you hear what this guy specializes in? He joined us
Speaker 4: next on Novar The Experts.
Speaker 3: With Jason Lauren.
Speaker 1: Your vessel specialists who specialize in very special things.
Speaker 8: Hi am Lloyd and I'm a high days Windy have been.
Speaker 3: A let's hear from the expert.
Speaker 4: Lloyd, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Morning morning.
Speaker 4: So you're the dudes we see ab sailing from the
Speaker 4: top of buildings.
Speaker 2: Yes, oh Mike, So what came first, the window washing
Speaker 2: or the abseiling?
Speaker 15: The window washing for me really Yeah, my dad had
Speaker 15: a company in the UK, so I moved over here.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 15: It just kind of fell into almost and just I
Speaker 15: don't think you want to fall in this job.
Speaker 2: At what point did someone say to Okay, you're not
Speaker 2: doing the ground floor of a house. You're actually going
Speaker 2: to the forty seventh floor of a building and being
Speaker 2: a high rise window washer.
Speaker 15: Just when Bosh wanted to Expandy's business is suppose you
Speaker 15: just said you don't know, Nah, go for it.
Speaker 8: I was getting bored anyway, So a few of us
Speaker 8: let's go on there.
Speaker 3: How high is high rise? What's the furthest you've been.
Speaker 8: Up mans is about two hundred meters?
Speaker 3: But which is how many flours?
Speaker 8: That was about seventy.
Speaker 4: Building have things changed since the old days when you'd
Speaker 4: see like the platform get lower down and.
Speaker 15: A lot buildings have still got them in Melbourne, but
Speaker 15: some guys don't like working on them because they breakdown
Speaker 15: a lot.
Speaker 2: So because sometimes you've got stuck, just hang.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you're just waiting on somebody comment to savior.
Speaker 3: You can't even down.
Speaker 15: No, like if it breaks down and they'll get like
Speaker 15: a company out that services up she they'll have to
Speaker 15: come and do something. So you can be up there
Speaker 15: for a couple hours and then the end could be
Speaker 15: forty degrees and you're stuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or the hate yeah, hate.
Speaker 4: I'll get you.
Speaker 2: So you you don't stand on the platform, you just
Speaker 2: hang like abseiling.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, little tea bag.
Speaker 2: Have you ever dropped anything you shouldn't?
Speaker 15: Yeah, there is a few things that might eventually you'll
Speaker 15: get a rug or something like that falls down. But
Speaker 15: now everything's laning it off, so it's pretty safe.
Speaker 4: All right, Lloyd, Let's get to the million dollar question. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you can see in right, Yeah, most of the time,
Speaker 4: most of the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now I've been lying in a hotel bed before when
Speaker 2: I've seen the window washes come down.
Speaker 4: In the right in the life do you put a
Speaker 4: show on, Floyd?
Speaker 2: Or I did not put Ah, you must have seen
Speaker 2: a few.
Speaker 3: What are you saying?
Speaker 15: Yeah, come on, it's as bad as what you think
Speaker 15: because people get told that we were coming in, which
Speaker 15: is unfortunate.
Speaker 8: You'd want to know. Do you want to see a
Speaker 8: bit more?
Speaker 2: You get this tiny little slip on your pillow.
Speaker 15: There's a few random things that you'll see. There's some
Speaker 15: toys out there that you look and go, mainly that.
Speaker 2: To adult toys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not looking in seeing people build.
Speaker 15: Lego, No, that's the main Like people are obviously away
Speaker 15: to work a lot of the time when you're there,
Speaker 15: but you can sort of like once you see it,
Speaker 15: you can't see it and the side of the you
Speaker 15: might see a big.
Speaker 3: Like oh big big big double end and a big
Speaker 3: double ender.
Speaker 15: And you're look at it and go, that's not at
Speaker 15: that's not And then but the problem is you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so you'll see stuff.
Speaker 2: The lender clip can go anywhere you like.
Speaker 3: Like your adventure question.
Speaker 4: Has there been situations where people see you and then
Speaker 4: freak out shut the blinds.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, that's the thing that look and go. But
Speaker 15: like got to put my double ender away. Here's my
Speaker 15: follow up. Are there people that see you and go, oh,
Speaker 15: I won't shut the blinds? Yeah, you do get the
Speaker 15: old expression of yeah, sort of things they do just
Speaker 15: be getting changed. But like turning into a show almost
Speaker 15: there's been a few of them that have done that.
Speaker 15: It's not as good as what you think. Sometimes you'll
Speaker 15: see like an old man in a bathroom with everything
Speaker 15: hanging out. Once you've seen that in the morning, your
Speaker 15: day's sort of your day's done.
Speaker 4: Yet do you move through that window quite quickly?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 15: You just you try not to look and you kind
Speaker 15: of just it's quite awkward when you make eye contact,
Speaker 15: do you.
Speaker 3: I mean the pay is the danger money involved? If
Speaker 3: that makes sense? Yeah, so you get paid quite well.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah for what you do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I called Gym's window cleaning my windows the
Speaker 2: other day and it was I thought it was going
Speaker 2: to be much more than it was really. I think
Speaker 2: it was like two hundred and fifty bucks. I was
Speaker 2: expecting at least five hundred.
Speaker 3: Did you put on a show for Jim? What did
Speaker 3: he see? Next to it? Was like he's like, I'm out,
Speaker 3: I resign, I'm going back to mowing. Actually, can we just?
Speaker 2: But it was it was cheaper than what I thought
Speaker 2: it was going to be, to be honest, to do
Speaker 2: a whole house quickly when doing your own windows. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because my mum always taught me he's had a bit
Speaker 2: of windocks in a newspaper scrunched up.
Speaker 4: My dad said, He said, vinegar in a newspaper?
Speaker 2: Does that work as well?
Speaker 8: As there's twenty twenty five no right things out?
Speaker 4: So what should we be using? Because I've got a
Speaker 4: glass pool fence and that is a.
Speaker 8: Is just a good rest and a bout of morning
Speaker 8: fresh and short.
Speaker 15: Right, yeah, and he sort of the I didn't but.
Speaker 5: And then do you scrub it with the newspaper?
Speaker 8: You can even use a card sponge if you want.
Speaker 2: Something and it drives clear, not streaky.
Speaker 8: No, that bell you have to buy a good squegey.
Speaker 3: But it's all on the rest.
Speaker 4: That's because I sit there and I'm like now I've
Speaker 4: got the lines everywhere.
Speaker 3: You start at the top corner.
Speaker 8: It's easy, is easy, and you can do it. But
Speaker 8: like it's not.
Speaker 2: It's therapeutic to watch a good window washer.
Speaker 3: Though absolutely Yeah.
Speaker 4: Ever for a kick, just go down to the set
Speaker 4: of traffic lights me you and see if you can
Speaker 4: make a bit of coin on the weekend. I do
Speaker 4: do on holiday when bal and you see the whole leak.
Speaker 4: They're just washing the windows that you just can't help yourself.
Speaker 4: You just walk across and see you going to scudgy
Speaker 4: and think gathers that thing sechy. You're not doing it right.
Speaker 4: Watch this pretty much, that's funny. So will you start,
Speaker 4: let's say seventy story building and then halfway down just
Speaker 4: have to call it if the.
Speaker 8: Conditions changed, I think it's too winded, call it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, and then the heat I'm just seeking summer.
Speaker 4: You touch that glass, you're gonna fry like an air.
Speaker 2: The reflection off the glass.
Speaker 8: You're trying it like if it's.
Speaker 15: You're looking at it, whether for the week like I'm
Speaker 15: looking at the head constantly and efforts going to be
Speaker 15: a forty degree there. Obviously you look it up for
Speaker 15: the weekend you go, don't work on the north elevation
Speaker 15: or that. Yeah, you try and work in the shed
Speaker 15: as much as possible.
Speaker 8: Skin.
Speaker 4: I was about to say, mate, you'd get down from
Speaker 4: one building and.
Speaker 2: Just be tann it Scottish Skin.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's not going to go very well.
Speaker 2: Well that is amazing. We're fascinated.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, thank you very much for joining us. If
Speaker 4: you see him hanging outside your window.
Speaker 3: Dangling, put the double end.
Speaker 4: Of it's our tip from the professional.
Speaker 3: This morning.
Speaker 2: I thought we were going to get like sugar and
Speaker 2: lemon in is much better.
Speaker 3: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: Alloyd from McPherson Window Cleaning is joining us on the
Speaker 4: air this morning. Is our expert A Lloyd, Thanks coming in.
Speaker 16: Thanks discover Port Douglas in the Dane Tree with luxury
Speaker 16: stays and unforgettable reef, rainforests and adventure experiences on Jason Lawrence.
Speaker 3: Only five people in the running for this.
Speaker 4: You could be a jump on the board a Jetstar
Speaker 4: Flight Accommodation flight Sword and will put you up at
Speaker 4: the Sheridan Gorund Mirage.
Speaker 2: Plus very nice.
Speaker 4: A heap of activities including a family past to Hartley's
Speaker 4: Crocodile Adventures and more. That's what we wanted to do
Speaker 4: when we were.
Speaker 3: The angle the flesh off the boat and the crocodile
Speaker 3: comes on.
Speaker 2: I love crocodiles, fascinated by them.
Speaker 4: Well, I love Port Douglas and the Dane Tree. Only
Speaker 4: five people will be in the running for this family trip.
Speaker 4: It is worth an absolute mozza all right.
Speaker 2: Way tomorrow Today we're putting our fourth person in the
Speaker 2: running and someone will win it tomorrow. Now I've got
Speaker 2: some clues here. Simone from Safety Beach, Good morning. How
Speaker 2: you all going to get the first two clues?
Speaker 10: You two?
Speaker 2: Good luck? Which Queensland celebrity am I? I was born
Speaker 2: in the year two thousand and three and I've been
Speaker 2: on Jimmy Fallon a few times?
Speaker 4: Okay, so a Queenslander with international fame.
Speaker 2: Born in two thousand and three, A.
Speaker 4: Young queen Lander with international fame?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 17: Robert Irwin?
Speaker 4: J nailed it?
Speaker 18: I'm sure he's.
Speaker 19: Interview on Jimmy Fallon.
Speaker 2: Good The next clue was that he was in a
Speaker 2: bombs campaign this year comes from a famous family host
Speaker 2: TV show, The Jungles. Oh you got a grab of
Speaker 2: view there, well done, well, I Robert Ewin?
Speaker 14: This is I want to take the family to Port Douglas.
Speaker 3: So bad, Well, you might be going.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow will be the day we will announce the winner tomorrow,
Speaker 4: So good luck.
Speaker 3: All right, thanks, you love you guys.
Speaker 4: We love you too. We love Robert Irwin.
Speaker 3: Today myself, and we're going to be teaching you everything
Speaker 3: he needs to know about frogs and whole, specifically how
Speaker 3: to stay safe in territory.
Speaker 5: Oh that was the accent.
Speaker 4: It's so iconic, all right about sounds like that was
Speaker 4: recorded the crocosum given to the croco Not.
Speaker 3: Have you not been?
Speaker 5: I've never been.
Speaker 4: We must go.
Speaker 5: No, I spend all my years at movie World.
Speaker 4: It is unbelievad Terry do the show as well?
Speaker 3: Yep?
Speaker 2: Does she bindy rolls up?
Speaker 3: You never get his partner.
Speaker 5: Partner, he's only.
Speaker 2: Husband.
Speaker 5: They got married, didn't.
Speaker 3: Your husband's husband?
Speaker 4: Okay, But like the kangaroo enclosure for example, Right, it's
Speaker 4: just like a giant park player.
Speaker 3: But it's a different to the crocosum, isn't it.
Speaker 4: But like the kangaroo is just like a bouncing everywhere.
Speaker 3: You're just walking frollo.
Speaker 2: I do what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: No, I'm just saying. You're not looking at him through
Speaker 4: a cage or anything like.
Speaker 3: You're in there they ruse or Brumbies.
Speaker 2: Bitter Brumbie is a horse, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Billy Bilby's Brumbi is the bakery break.
Speaker 3: There's no Brumbies there.
Speaker 5: No, there's no bronze.
Speaker 3: No, We've got to go.
Speaker 2: Is a Brumbi a wild horse?
Speaker 3: I think Bilbi is the kangaroo? Animal info every day school.
Speaker 2: Now, how are we giving this away? Tomorrow? We're gonna
Speaker 2: put one more person the running, one more.
Speaker 4: Person in and then that is it. We will ring
Speaker 4: one of the five people and say boom, you've just
Speaker 4: won a family holiday to portag We won't hang.
Speaker 5: Up detail one of them back in the show.
Speaker 2: In the show One More Chance Melbourne tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Make sure you're listening for your chance to win the
Speaker 4: family holiday. This is number one hundred. You're on the
Speaker 4: air with Jason and Lauren Clints here as well. We're
Speaker 4: do want to thanks so mates. It's already express and
Speaker 4: lock your doors if you're driving through Richmond.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my suburb. Which is quite terrifying to think about
Speaker 3: that something like this has happened very close to home.
Speaker 3: But these scenes were terrifying. You might have caught it
Speaker 3: on the news yesterday a lady was unloading her bike
Speaker 3: at a bike shop on Swan Street, just outside the
Speaker 3: Richmond train.
Speaker 2: Station, near that pizza.
Speaker 3: Shop from T and L Bakery. Yes, just down the
Speaker 3: road from T and L. It is a very very
Speaker 3: busy stretch of road right there, and thank goodness it
Speaker 3: is busy because as she was unloading her bike, an
Speaker 3: absolute how would you describe a thug kick a thug
Speaker 3: tried to carjack that vehicle.
Speaker 2: So I've seen the videos. It picks up what I've
Speaker 2: seen is him in the.
Speaker 3: Very much aftermath the video. But what what you do
Speaker 3: see is a band of good Samaritans, just incredibly brave people,
Speaker 3: and they blocked him in. They blocked him in. One
Speaker 3: one of these everyday heroes was armed with a golf
Speaker 3: club that he'd retrieved. He was a cyclist. He'd retrieved
Speaker 3: the club out the back of the car and was
Speaker 3: trying to his best to sort of at the same
Speaker 3: time prize the thug out of the car but also
Speaker 3: apprehend him. And what ensued was like a bit of
Speaker 3: a tussle. They were trying to tackle the bloke. The
Speaker 3: bloke did eventually get away and they were a waiting car.
Speaker 2: So they were saying to him, there's nowhere to go, mate,
Speaker 2: we've blocked you in.
Speaker 3: Get out, We've blocked you in, there's nowhere to go.
Speaker 2: Got out on foot and ran to another waiting Vitica
Speaker 2: awaiting ute which they had the doors locked and.
Speaker 3: Couldn't get in initially, which took off down, turned right down,
Speaker 3: sort of cremorn way. But what it speaks to is
Speaker 3: that it's clearly an issue right now in Victoria.
Speaker 4: This is indlight did they catch him?
Speaker 3: But also just no, a terrifying episode.
Speaker 4: I'm just like, this is happening broad daylight now city,
Speaker 4: like what is going There is no fear in the
Speaker 4: criminals out there at the moment, there is just none.
Speaker 2: And it does feel like Melbournians are fighting back. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: it's I mean, it was amazing to see all those
Speaker 2: good smaritans run to help. That is that.
Speaker 7: Lady, fifteen fifteen of them, that's just out numbers one, unbelievable.
Speaker 4: George Ballat is a criminal lawyer. We spoke to him
Speaker 4: earlier about because there are consequences with getting involved and performing.
Speaker 2: Also, it's scary because you don't know if it's got
Speaker 2: a weapon.
Speaker 3: This is the thing.
Speaker 4: I know this sounds horrible, but I don't know if
Speaker 4: I would run towards that situation these days, just knowing
Speaker 4: that there's no fear of criminals like you said that
Speaker 4: they God knows, the guy could have a bloody knife
Speaker 4: on him. The cars ensured. Is it worth it?
Speaker 3: I know?
Speaker 2: But you see those like remember the guy in Burke
Speaker 2: Street where all the citizens the public sort of him
Speaker 2: down and they put a crate on his head, and
Speaker 2: there were more of them than they managed to get
Speaker 2: him under after he'd already done far too much. Dam me.
Speaker 4: The other thing to take into account is the legal
Speaker 4: ramifications of whether you can perform a citizen or the
Speaker 4: rules exactly. George Ballot is a criminal lawyer. We spoke
Speaker 4: to him earlier about this.
Speaker 12: Section four or five eight of the Crimes Act allows
Speaker 12: any member of the community or a police officer to
Speaker 12: apprehend someone without a warrant, But the test is that
Speaker 12: they must find them committee an offense.
Speaker 5: Right, so you can't just go tackling people in the street.
Speaker 12: That's right, and that offense can't just be a bye
Speaker 12: law like a parking.
Speaker 3: Ticket, of right. Does it matter how you apprehend them?
Speaker 3: Do you have to be careful about, you know, how
Speaker 3: you pin them to the ground, how you stop them
Speaker 3: from fleeing.
Speaker 12: You need to exercise reasonable force and not excessive force,
Speaker 12: so otherwise you might find yourself charged within the cell.
Speaker 12: You also need to be very cautious about not falling
Speaker 12: to the trap of being charged with false imprisonment if
Speaker 12: you detain them without a reasonable excuse.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of crime doing the rounds in Meltoone.
Speaker 3: You are a criminal lawyer, how are you finding it
Speaker 3: right now?
Speaker 12: Well, we're finding that a lot more people are being
Speaker 12: remanded in custody since the new Bay laws have coming
Speaker 12: to effect. People are being placed in police stations and
Speaker 12: only meant to house people for a very short period
Speaker 12: of time, for two weeks at a time, instead of
Speaker 12: being put in full time prison. So there certainly has
Speaker 12: been a shift to remand rather than release on bail.
Speaker 4: I mean, look, that's some good news at least, Well
Speaker 4: that is good news that the prisons are feeling and quickly.
Speaker 3: But you touched on it before. If you were there
Speaker 3: in Richmond and you saw that happening, what would you
Speaker 3: both do.
Speaker 2: I think adrenaline would kick in and I think it
Speaker 2: would depend how many people were around, if there were,
Speaker 2: if there were many more people helping. I mean, as
Speaker 2: a female, it would be hard on my own to
Speaker 2: go and try and get that out of the car,
Speaker 2: and it would actually be a silly thing to get that.
Speaker 2: If there are a whole crew around and I could
Speaker 2: assist in some way.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, yeah, I think adrenaline. You're right, I think adrenaline
Speaker 4: would kick in and I'd run in there, But I did.
Speaker 3: You have to assess because it does initially take one
Speaker 3: person to be the first time one and get in there,
Speaker 3: and I just it doesn't worth it. I don't think
Speaker 3: it is. You don't know, the cars insure armed.
Speaker 4: The cars ensured that lady's going to get you know,
Speaker 4: like it's horrible, but it's property over people.
Speaker 3: I would just do to sit here and say that.
Speaker 3: I would run in and help, But in that split second,
Speaker 3: I'd be concerned about the mindset of that that thug.
Speaker 2: Yeah that some people just go into fight, of course
Speaker 2: they do. Some people would go, no, this is wrong.
Speaker 3: Help Fifteen bystanders going about their sort of you know,
Speaker 3: daily tasks are absolute heroes.
Speaker 10: This morning, great.
Speaker 3: Clinton, I week, We'll say.
Speaker 2: That no, no, you've got to be smart to you
Speaker 2: can't be.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 4: The old me would have said, a lot of run.
Speaker 2: In there, But I might be with five blokes and
Speaker 2: then you exactly safety in numbers and you feel more powerful.
Speaker 5: You like, five of us can take this guy down.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 4: I was at a cafe the other week, Bro, I
Speaker 4: was at a cafe and Bentley the other week, which
Speaker 4: I go to all the time, and there was a
Speaker 4: guy sort of lumped over a table out in the
Speaker 4: front of the cafe, right, and he'd been like that
Speaker 4: for forty five minutes. And the owner doesn't speak very
Speaker 4: good English, and Tom asked me to call the police
Speaker 4: on his behalf. I did, and the cops like, oh,
Speaker 4: can you go over and try and wake him up?
Speaker 4: And I'm like, mate, I'll be honest at the moment, like.
Speaker 3: I, how's he going to respond? Exactly? Don't like I
Speaker 3: don't like.
Speaker 2: A welfare check. They were trying to find out if
Speaker 2: he was breathing.
Speaker 4: I know, but at the moment, it's just just the
Speaker 4: vibe in this city.
Speaker 3: People don't feel safe.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a bit going on.
Speaker 3: Isn't it.
Speaker 4: But you know, hats off to those people who did
Speaker 4: help in Richmond yesterday.
Speaker 2: It's scary scenes. I watched that video so mean.
Speaker 4: Hey, this is pretty cool. We've got a birthday boy
Speaker 4: on the line.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 2: Good morning Ethan.
Speaker 3: Hello.
Speaker 2: How are you feel more grown up now that you're
Speaker 2: a teenager?
Speaker 6: Sorry?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 2: Do you feel more sorry? Clint was singing over the top.
Speaker 2: Do you feel more grown up now that you're a teenager?
Speaker 19: Yeah, a lot more responsibility.
Speaker 2: Lean over to you.
Speaker 20: Happy birthday to ye sing at Melbourne, Happy birthday, Happy
Speaker 20: birthday to hooray.
Speaker 2: Hooray, hooray. Do you know where the only people that
Speaker 2: say he is para that the other day too, you
Speaker 2: know the countries. People they look at you there and
Speaker 2: you go, Everyone's like, whoa, what.
Speaker 3: Are you doing?
Speaker 4: Forget my son's birthday? And my mother in law jumped
Speaker 4: in doing the hip hop and I was like, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: You don't do the hip hop here. I do the
Speaker 3: Hippi my house. It's my hip hip, my hip hop.
Speaker 2: Anyway, we all hip hip parade for you just then. Now,
Speaker 2: have you had big week this week at school?
Speaker 17: Yes, I'm I'm having it.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 2: Oh what are you going?
Speaker 21: I don't think I'm gonna go as well?
Speaker 19: Cool to dress up.
Speaker 2: He's too cool to dress up.
Speaker 4: All right, Ethan, here's the guy, brother. I believe you
Speaker 4: want to go the five hundred dollars question. Yes, all right,
Speaker 4: let's do it.
Speaker 3: Five hundred dollars, Ethan.
Speaker 4: Oh, you have a celebrity quiz master asking the question today.
Speaker 4: I reckon you're going to get this.
Speaker 2: But I don't know.
Speaker 4: You need to end within the three seconds.
Speaker 3: All right, we.
Speaker 19: Practice all the time.
Speaker 5: What's mum's name?
Speaker 2: Ethan? Maria? Hello, Maria?
Speaker 3: We love your show.
Speaker 19: Hello every morning on the way to school.
Speaker 18: Run.
Speaker 3: This is not your day, it's not your moment, all right, Maria?
Speaker 2: Can you believe you got a teenage son?
Speaker 3: God help me?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 5: Good luck, Ethan with support person Maria.
Speaker 10: There.
Speaker 4: Okay, guys, you've got this for five hundred dollars, which
Speaker 4: is a lot of money to a thirdeen year old.
Speaker 4: Here comes your question, and this.
Speaker 3: Is your five hundred dollar question. What is the name
Speaker 3: of my kids book? Series three?
Speaker 19: Two?
Speaker 14: I don't know?
Speaker 2: And Lee and wrote, do not open this book? Maria,
Speaker 2: did you know?
Speaker 19: I didn't hear the first name.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh Andy, Lee, do not open this book.
Speaker 2: He did so very quickly. He did.
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 3: What it's your birthday?
Speaker 4: How about we hook up with tickets to go to
Speaker 4: the Naked gun at the movies?
Speaker 3: Maria, We'll go to the movies to watch the Naked Guy. Okay,
Speaker 3: do you do that?
Speaker 2: And Ethan, what about a two hundred dollars snip? You
Speaker 2: can go and get a Mexican harmer and chicken. You
Speaker 2: can take your friends?
Speaker 19: Yeah, sir, thank you?
Speaker 3: What's wrong with tickets?
Speaker 2: I just don't think naked guns for thirteen year olds?
Speaker 3: It's a comedy. I was going to take me serious.
Speaker 4: I was going to take my nine year old.
Speaker 3: But are we allowed to give that to it?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Hey, Ethan, Ethan, how it's your thirteenth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got a special just quickly. What do you
Speaker 3: sleep on? A single bed?
Speaker 21: Single?
Speaker 17: Single?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Single? Is it a bit small for you?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, what about if we give you a Cai repetic
Speaker 2: mattress valued at five thousand, three hundred and ninety nine dollars.
Speaker 4: Again, not your day, mum, not your.
Speaker 2: Ethan gets it and you're racing car bed. Gone, there
Speaker 2: you go. Five and a half thousand dollars match us
Speaker 2: there for you? Birthday sleep? Better for less a mattress
Speaker 2: factory directors, show you made unbeatable profit, factory prices, mattress
Speaker 2: factory direct where sleep comes first. And when you're thirteen,
Speaker 2: you've got all those chores responses.
Speaker 3: That's a lot of bad, Yeah, and they are the
Speaker 3: best in the business, and a lot of schnitz to
Speaker 3: eat on the bed.
Speaker 2: Yes, what else can we give you? Guys can still
Speaker 2: get a naked gun ticket she wants to.
Speaker 4: The naked gun is rated PG fifteen plus.
Speaker 2: That's him, is it?
Speaker 3: PG is like a toddler can go.
Speaker 2: All right, you can fight amongst yourself tickets the naked
Speaker 2: gun tickets, but Ethan the mattress is yours.
Speaker 4: Happy birthday by birthday. Listening to your news earlier, Clint
Speaker 4: about the crackdown on nd I s funding.
Speaker 3: It's sort of a yeah, they're shuffling things a little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I've got mixed feelings about this. I've spoken about
Speaker 4: this on the show before. One of our sons has autism,
Speaker 4: and I know a lot of people in that community,
Speaker 4: and I feel like the gates were open for NDIS
Speaker 4: funding and a lot of people took the mickey, and
Speaker 4: now because of that, they've tightened things up and I
Speaker 4: just I feel for the families that are going to
Speaker 4: lose out on funding that actually need it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the ones that need it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: There's always bad people every system.
Speaker 4: The problem is, I just I wish they were regulating
Speaker 4: it when they started, exactly. The problem is they've just
Speaker 4: let her get two out of here.
Speaker 2: Let's hope that they regulate it, but make it work
Speaker 2: for people that need it.
Speaker 4: I know. So there's been a lot of uncertainty out
Speaker 4: there at the moment for people going on still funding
Speaker 4: If I not.
Speaker 3: Those with autism and learning difficulties will now be supported
Speaker 3: under a new program, so a new umbrella which will
Speaker 3: hopefully we out of them. Yeah, those taking Yeah, acknowledge
Speaker 3: there's been a problem.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys coming up. I promised him he will be
Speaker 4: joining us, Scottie James Olympian and not around on a snowboard.
Speaker 4: He's going to be joining us soon. But you've got
Speaker 4: some news you want to share.
Speaker 5: I'm excited. It's been teasing me about this.
Speaker 3: Sub Emily in Paris is back.
Speaker 2: Is it don't it's back now? Today we will go
Speaker 2: there after Alex was free. Today I could sit on
Speaker 2: the couch all you're free.
Speaker 4: Most guys, he slip, slap, slap, it's twenty degrees to
Speaker 4: twenty to.
Speaker 2: Heat of shirt, slap on sunscreen and slap on a
Speaker 2: hat can be slap. Remember that?
Speaker 3: Yeah with the sea gull? Yeah, Sammy the seagull? I
Speaker 3: think it was should we take the boat out? Oh god,
Speaker 3: we need more notice, need more notice?
Speaker 9: Do it?
Speaker 2: Anyway?
Speaker 3: What else you got on?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: I have?
Speaker 2: Wow, it's been teasing me all morning that something is back.
Speaker 3: It's back, not just yet, but it's back.
Speaker 2: We're talking Emily in Paris.
Speaker 3: There's that music.
Speaker 10: First, miss.
Speaker 2: Your slippery fingers?
Speaker 3: Mate, I was looking at the weather for boating.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, okay, let's go.
Speaker 3: We're excited to is it or is it right?
Speaker 2: The last season of Emily in Paris ended in row?
Speaker 3: Do you know what we're talking about? Jasemi?
Speaker 5: Going back to looking at the weather and the boating.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen an episode, hear me out?
Speaker 3: Thanks, but okay, okay, it's called Emily in Paris. What
Speaker 3: do you think has happened for us to be questioning
Speaker 3: whether she's in Paris or Rome?
Speaker 4: She's chasing a love interest.
Speaker 2: Bengo got one right.
Speaker 4: Mister big.
Speaker 3: By the name of Marcelo Marcello is this season?
Speaker 2: Did you stop talking?
Speaker 3: Are you? Are you team Marcello or are you team
Speaker 3: Alfie or a you team Gabrielle.
Speaker 5: Towards it before including Emily.
Speaker 2: Because Gabrielle had that awful haircut towards the end of
Speaker 2: season two.
Speaker 5: I went off here, I'm off him.
Speaker 3: So basically today a release date has been dropped for
Speaker 3: season five, along with.
Speaker 2: Season five.
Speaker 3: Sunk.
Speaker 2: So it's fine.
Speaker 3: Not Frank from.
Speaker 2: A different show Show one, please get back to when
Speaker 2: am I watching Emily in Rome was.
Speaker 3: Still called Emily in Parisian Paris?
Speaker 5: Is it set in Rome?
Speaker 3: Yes? Now this is you ask about Gabrielle. Now this
Speaker 3: is very visual, but I just want to Q reaction
Speaker 3: because you want to know about Gabrielle and how he looks.
Speaker 5: Oh good, they got Oh he's hot again.
Speaker 2: Oh maybe I've got tips. Maybe I will be back
Speaker 2: on team Gabrielle's.
Speaker 3: Got bond tips. He takes it back.
Speaker 2: He looks great. Yeah, but you should have seen him
Speaker 2: in the last season. He got really daggy sold at
Speaker 2: the start and.
Speaker 3: Then he got really see that gives people like, you
Speaker 3: know what, but were.
Speaker 2: You hot at the start?
Speaker 3: He was heartbroaken.
Speaker 2: You get hot. By some stroke of miracle, you will
Speaker 2: go back to Daggy.
Speaker 4: Oh great, the good news even better news.
Speaker 3: So December eighteen, you're cool.
Speaker 2: December eighteen, December that is light into Christmas.
Speaker 3: It's a Christmas present right?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 5: Wait? Is it a Christmas theme? And Christmas?
Speaker 3: It's not just set in Rome, It's also set in Venice.
Speaker 5: Is it snowing in Italy?
Speaker 3: I want to think so.
Speaker 2: Like at the streets, let.
Speaker 3: Me read you a very quick blurb please do. Emily
Speaker 3: faces professional and romantic challenges as she adapts to life
Speaker 3: in a new city, but as everything falls into place,
Speaker 3: can you play the music? Please? Yes?
Speaker 10: Please?
Speaker 3: A work idea backfires and the fallout cascades into heartbreaking
Speaker 3: career setback. Seeking stability, Emily learns it leans into her
Speaker 3: French lifestyle, until a big secret threatens one of their closest.
Speaker 2: Relationships, Camilla.
Speaker 5: She's so basically sorry.
Speaker 3: Fifth that pl is a fifth Wheell Just so you.
Speaker 2: Know, that plot is the exact same plot of the last.
Speaker 4: That's how TV shows normally work, to be honest.
Speaker 7: She's got to've got a killer in my I've.
Speaker 4: Got time to catch up before the new season dropped.
Speaker 3: I think you're more a Sylvie. She is a Sylvie. Man,
Speaker 3: he loves you love.
Speaker 5: What is the assistance name.
Speaker 3: Very?
Speaker 2: It's like Frank, I love him and he had that
Speaker 2: love afair, the woman on the boat and.
Speaker 4: News on a new father of the Bride.
Speaker 3: Mister bugs, look, look as you'd love your Sylvie's.
Speaker 2: The take of December is deep in Christmas movie season.
Speaker 2: That's late holidays, I guess.
Speaker 4: But then you know how like all the good TV
Speaker 4: stops sort of November.
Speaker 3: Content there Sylvie, we.
Speaker 2: Love silver sil devil wears prid.
Speaker 3: She looks controlled. Yeah she is, Yeah right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's a big devil.
Speaker 3: We pro she's on the day She's I've never seen that,
Speaker 3: but yes, sure, I've never seen in all four seasons
Speaker 3: of Emily in Paris.
Speaker 2: Similar story, Our next.
Speaker 3: Guest started competing in snowboarding from age six.
Speaker 1: By nineteenth it was ranked the number one half pipe
Speaker 1: rider in the world.
Speaker 6: There is no other more talented, more technical, more hardworking writer.
Speaker 2: We've ever seen in the history of this discipline.
Speaker 1: Did Scotty James please welcome Melbourne boy and snowboarding legend Scottich.
Speaker 2: James, Scotty James, Good morning, Hi guys, welcome home. I
Speaker 2: suppose how long are you here in Melbourne?
Speaker 22: Four?
Speaker 3: Here?
Speaker 2: Four?
Speaker 22: Actually a pretty good stint for me. It'll be a
Speaker 22: couple of months. I'll be up. I'll be here in
Speaker 22: Melbourne and I'm going up New South Wales. It'll be
Speaker 22: the training and yeah, so it's a been nice because.
Speaker 2: You're a Melbourne boy. Your family's here, aren't they true?
Speaker 22: Yeah, so I grew up in Melbourne and yeah, I
Speaker 22: love it when I get to come back.
Speaker 2: How nice.
Speaker 3: What training phase do we find you in? Are you
Speaker 3: hitting the gym?
Speaker 10: Hitting the gym?
Speaker 22: I thought about wearing a singlet in this morning, but
Speaker 22: I mean its ten degrees leaving home. But yeah, it's
Speaker 22: that time of year, hitting the gym, getting ready to yeah,
Speaker 22: for the season. Now, northern winter starts October first, so.
Speaker 2: When you're chasing the winters, competing and then you get
Speaker 2: your downtime. Are you a summer boy, like, do you
Speaker 2: love the beach or you just the winter guy? Through
Speaker 2: and through?
Speaker 3: Rolled in today in shorts, I know, and it's.
Speaker 2: A sprightly like six degrees.
Speaker 22: To be honest, A lot of people just assume that
Speaker 22: I'm used to the winter temps.
Speaker 10: And they're like, oh, You're just used to this, aren't you.
Speaker 22: And I'm like really, because I'm wearing three layers of
Speaker 22: thermals and a jacket and pants and boots. I'm usually
Speaker 22: pretty covered up from the weather. But I'm like a
Speaker 22: spring guy. Yeah, I'm between seeds.
Speaker 2: That's your party season.
Speaker 22: Yeah I'm not. I'm not full winter and I'm not
Speaker 22: full summer. I'm just somewhere in the middle.
Speaker 2: And congratulations, you're a new dad. We met your life,
Speaker 2: your beautiful wife Chloe recently, who is a singer and
Speaker 2: a songwriter. She's amazing. How's life as busy parents with
Speaker 2: a little bubba?
Speaker 10: It's fun.
Speaker 22: I think the biggest thing I would reflect on or
Speaker 22: I enjoy every day is obviously, yeah, making sure I
Speaker 22: stay present and enjoy his company because he's like a
Speaker 22: little time step.
Speaker 10: Every day.
Speaker 22: You feel like he's got a new new tooth. He's
Speaker 22: almost almost eleven. You start to put him on, merse
Speaker 22: him in the in the white stuff. So I did notice.
Speaker 22: SI sidetrack is when you're a parent, you'd like use
Speaker 22: months old.
Speaker 10: You're like, yeah, he's eighteen months.
Speaker 2: I'm like what he confuses me when people say like
Speaker 2: twenty one month and I'm.
Speaker 10: Like, I'm thirty one years.
Speaker 3: And do it.
Speaker 2: Imagine if we just kept going like that.
Speaker 22: Yeah, exactly, But no, he hasn't been on the snow yet,
Speaker 22: no snowboard or skis, but eventually we'll get him up
Speaker 22: there for sure.
Speaker 2: Now you've married into another very famous sporting family, and
Speaker 2: we're asking your wife about this because obviously you're fiercely
Speaker 2: competitive when you compete. You've married into a family of
Speaker 2: Formula one drivers. So your brother in law, Lance is
Speaker 2: a Formula one driver, do you I asked your wife
Speaker 2: and she said no. And I find it hard to
Speaker 2: believe that two athletes that are that competitive don't have
Speaker 2: like Christmas Day and get competitive over like backyard cricket
Speaker 2: or some table tennis.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we do.
Speaker 22: We probably should break Lance in a little bit with
Speaker 22: some backyard cricket. Let's get we need to get some
Speaker 22: more Aussie in the mix, some more Australian iconic moments.
Speaker 22: But yeah, for sure, I reckon. We intentionally don't do
Speaker 22: it because we know that we would both probably end
Speaker 22: up in some kind of arg Yeah, in sport, but no,
Speaker 22: we're obviously very competitive. You know, he's a respectfully in
Speaker 22: his field and Formula one driver and I'm doing my things.
Speaker 2: Do you ever get to give it a crack at
Speaker 2: each other's sport though? Like have you taken him out
Speaker 2: on the snow? Or have you got to race a
Speaker 2: car around a Formula one track yet?
Speaker 22: I've driven some. I think we drove F three cars.
Speaker 22: I'm not sure it is still pretty fast. They yeah,
Speaker 22: they're pretty quick, but I'm not sure the family would
Speaker 22: trust me in a Formula on the car. Also, yeah,
Speaker 22: if I break the front wing, I'd probably be in
Speaker 22: debt for the rest of my life and be getting
Speaker 22: a mortgage. But no, it's yeah, I mean it's it's
Speaker 22: it is cool. I do enjoy it. I just like
Speaker 22: the more so for me other than trying to do
Speaker 22: the sports, I enjoy watching the competitiveness.
Speaker 3: Hey, I'm sorry about the bombers, but I saw in
Speaker 3: your socials you've been They put you to work at Tullermarine. Yes,
Speaker 3: answering phones, gym classes for the rest of it.
Speaker 22: They are in need of a new S and C coach.
Speaker 22: Look at the rig seriously, reception, What else did I do?
Speaker 22: Got out in the ground, did some laundry, fantastic? I
Speaker 22: mean they smell like roses. Great, do you name it?
Speaker 22: I mean very much a jack of all trades. Uh yeah,
Speaker 22: footy the buck kind of stopped there. Yeah. I wasn't
Speaker 22: great at football, although when I was young, a lot
Speaker 22: of my coaches and family kind of made me stop
Speaker 22: because when I was pursuing snowboarding, it's a little to yeah,
Speaker 22: a little.
Speaker 10: Tough to do.
Speaker 2: It's the same with footballers, right, Like none of them
Speaker 2: can ever get to ski because they're all too scared
Speaker 2: that they'll do a knee or hurt themselves. And it's
Speaker 2: funny watching footy players later in life try and learn
Speaker 2: to snowboard or ski because they're big units.
Speaker 10: And yeah, it's hard, falls hard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the older you are, the harder it is to learn.
Speaker 3: R Hey, Scott, you pumped as a member of the
Speaker 3: Wide Water Sports team because Malano Cortina the Winter Games
Speaker 3: coming to nine, which is fantastic. Geez, you must be
Speaker 3: itching to get over there as well. It's going to
Speaker 3: be cool, it is. And you're always a man on
Speaker 3: a mission. But you're a man on a mission.
Speaker 10: Yeah, there's a big mission.
Speaker 22: There's an elephant in the room, and I've got to
Speaker 22: try and just take it one bite at a time.
Speaker 22: That's how you eat an elephant. But yeah, I think
Speaker 22: it's Yeah, it's exciting times feeling good and you know
Speaker 22: it's Olympic year. It's always very intense.
Speaker 2: Hey, just before we let you go, tell us what's
Speaker 2: happening at Threadbow this weekend.
Speaker 22: This weekend we're up at Threadbow for the Mookies Minipipe Cup,
Speaker 22: which is my event in collaboration with Threadbow and we
Speaker 22: last year I bought a little mini half pipe cutter
Speaker 22: and donated it to the Mountain. And it's just purely
Speaker 22: about inspiring and pushing the next generation. You want to
Speaker 22: be in my yeah, in my sport or if if not,
Speaker 22: something in the in the world of snowboarding.
Speaker 10: So it's just about the kids.
Speaker 22: It's about having fun and learning some things and me
Speaker 22: being up there to be a part of.
Speaker 10: It in the next gen.
Speaker 2: Kids really have no fear on the snow. It's actually
Speaker 2: embarrassing when you watch a little kids. Well good up
Speaker 2: for the next six months, Scotty And if you'd like
Speaker 2: more information or to register for Mookis Mini Pipe carp
Speaker 2: head to throw Bow dot com dot are you so
Speaker 2: nice to see you?
Speaker 4: Benson Boone, my man Boone.
Speaker 3: I love him. I just want to hang out with him.
Speaker 3: Can he be fun? Okay? Coming across the little stand
Speaker 3: is a little bit strong.
Speaker 4: You're on the air with jas Lauren. Benson's stalker Clint
Speaker 4: is Johnny.
Speaker 2: No, he's fair.
Speaker 5: Don't go throwing around the stalker work.
Speaker 3: Don't get an interview stage.
Speaker 2: Big fan, super Fa super Well, you are a bit
Speaker 2: nuy That is pretty much you.
Speaker 5: He sings that one line all the time.
Speaker 2: Go on, no, I.
Speaker 3: Come on, clan, it's for a magical misses.
Speaker 2: Go on, quick, split it out. Super fan shows what
Speaker 2: we're not.
Speaker 4: Benson's on the line. He wants to hear the line.
Speaker 2: Jim and yourn blue jeans.
Speaker 3: Actually no embarrassed. Move on.
Speaker 2: A bigger fan than Clinton?
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty fourteen. Which your favorite line from a Benson
Speaker 4: Burns sing it?
Speaker 3: Car crash, car crash funny.
Speaker 2: I'll sing it.
Speaker 5: I don't know the words.
Speaker 2: You always sing the one line, so.
Speaker 3: Because I've forgotten the words, and you call yourself a
Speaker 3: super than.
Speaker 4: All right, we are talking.
Speaker 5: We've got plenty of grabs of it.
Speaker 4: We'll get it, guys, we're talking car crashes.
Speaker 2: We can now laugh about crash radio.
Speaker 3: It is every one is okay?
Speaker 4: Story coming out of Sydney at Westfield. Seventy seven year
Speaker 4: old driver.
Speaker 3: Poor guy.
Speaker 4: Oh no, he's leaving the car park. He's obviously hit
Speaker 4: the accelerator, not the break. He has mounted the curve
Speaker 4: right near the boom gate and flipped his car.
Speaker 5: Was he okay?
Speaker 4: He was totally fined bystanders ran in to help him out.
Speaker 4: He's okay, he was obviously rattled.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's so scary, amazing video.
Speaker 4: Have you been a part of a car accident. Everyone's okay,
Speaker 4: you can now laugh at it.
Speaker 2: So my mum just texted me saying, Lauren, what about
Speaker 2: the time you tried to get out of out? So
Speaker 2: I just got my pea plates and out driveway at
Speaker 2: my old family home. You drove up like a bit
Speaker 2: of a hill in the driveway and had to turn
Speaker 2: right into the car porsch.
Speaker 5: And I tried to traverse out.
Speaker 2: And I did so many like think Austin Powers Star
Speaker 2: three point turn.
Speaker 5: That I got wedged.
Speaker 2: We had gate big gates and the car got wedged
Speaker 2: and I smashed both the front and the back across
Speaker 2: the gate, across the gates, and I ended up like
Speaker 2: my own gate blocking the driveway, and I just cried
Speaker 2: and got out and left it there until mum came
Speaker 2: and fixed it.
Speaker 4: You needed one of the car lazy suits was that.
Speaker 2: Mum car driveway? Fully, it was like I needed to
Speaker 2: wedge in the middle, smash the front.
Speaker 3: Just has to come and fix the problem.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what happens when you're teen.
Speaker 4: I'll give you a hot tip. It's what happens when.
Speaker 3: You're in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's Paul's problem.
Speaker 3: I was going through the Burnley Tunnel and I ran
Speaker 3: up the back of someone. But there's nowhere to stop.
Speaker 5: Right, No, did you get that? Shame that?
Speaker 3: So I'm like, so he kept going and I'm like,
Speaker 3: we'll just stop at the at the other end in
Speaker 3: the Mercedes. No, no, this is pre Mercedes, thank goodness.
Speaker 3: And he just kept driving. He just drive.
Speaker 2: He didn't know, he just kept driving.
Speaker 3: Was in you anyway then, because I'm like, I must
Speaker 3: he must be unscathed. I must be unscathed.
Speaker 5: Maybe he was in a stolen vehicle, he had a.
Speaker 3: He had a toe bar, was celebrating. I'm like, yes,
Speaker 3: he hasn't stopped. And then I got out, looked at
Speaker 3: my car. I was like, oh god, my car.
Speaker 2: You also had the accident in the Celebrity Grand Prix
Speaker 2: where you get Rachel Finch and she landed on Yes,
Speaker 2: I couldn't be done. Ever they said it. I said
Speaker 2: it couldn't be done. And guess what, Clint, you did it? Brother,
Speaker 2: proud of you.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Geelong. Abby, what's the car crash? You
Speaker 4: can laugh about?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 17: When I was sixteen, so with the day I got
Speaker 17: my l my mum and I went for a drive
Speaker 17: and I was going through a roundabout and didn't like
Speaker 17: get the idea of searing, so I hit a give
Speaker 17: waysign and then I.
Speaker 2: Get the idea of.
Speaker 4: I didn't really understand.
Speaker 5: I just kept thinking it would just turn automatically.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I just kept going. So I hit a give
Speaker 17: waysign and then mounted a palm tree in someone's front
Speaker 17: yard with.
Speaker 5: Your old plates on.
Speaker 3: What's this strange, abby, button?
Speaker 2: Were people nice to you because you're on your old plates?
Speaker 17: My mum wasn't, but the person whose house it was.
Speaker 2: Do you have to be nice to old plate?
Speaker 16: Is?
Speaker 5: We all learned somewhere?
Speaker 3: Did you get your license first? Go?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 5: How many guys did it take out?
Speaker 7: I didn't stop it.
Speaker 17: I didn't stop to stop.
Speaker 3: Sign.
Speaker 2: Yeah did it take?
Speaker 3: Get you to go and set it on the sign.
Speaker 5: I found my computer test No.
Speaker 2: One multiple that's now the multiple choice is okay. It
Speaker 2: was the virtual click the mouse now when you hit
Speaker 2: the brakes. I didn't get it never. I didn't hit
Speaker 2: the brakes once. Now click now when you'd indicate to
Speaker 2: turn it the next right straight and I drive straight past.
Speaker 3: It's got a ringwood. Hello, Nat, it's really good.
Speaker 2: All right? Now what happens?
Speaker 18: Okay, So I'm driving home after the snow weekend through
Speaker 18: a little small country town and out of nowhere, this
Speaker 18: horse has obviously been startled, runs across I thought the
Speaker 18: road in front of me, but then back back next month,
Speaker 18: starts kicking the back of my car, and dolphins in
Speaker 18: the break the window down, and the horses it's like coming.
Speaker 21: Into the window.
Speaker 3: Wow, everyone was okay, how is the car?
Speaker 18: The car was very dentant, but she jumped out of
Speaker 18: her car seat to get on the other side of
Speaker 18: the car, and I'm like, I was sort of like
Speaker 18: not spinning us around, but moving us around, and the car.
Speaker 2: Was just all banged up. But was there a person
Speaker 2: riding the horse or was it just a horse on
Speaker 2: its own?
Speaker 18: Well, I saw the rider sort of minutes later, and
Speaker 18: it got startled and knocked the rider off, and then
Speaker 18: the horse was free. And of course obviously my car
Speaker 18: was in its way and kicking me.
Speaker 2: And oh my horses, how did that go down? Calling
Speaker 2: the RACV for insurance saying I've been in an accident with.
Speaker 3: The horse I reckon. They would did you get it?
Speaker 2: Was it covered?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 18: It was covered for insurance, But basically the girl didn't
Speaker 18: admit you know right, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: She had the horse. Stat how you got to get.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you didn't get the horse's license.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. We are talking
Speaker 4: car accidents you can laugh about.
Speaker 2: Christy, good morning. Did you have a car accident that
Speaker 2: we're allowed to laugh about? Wasn't me?
Speaker 19: It was my twelve year old daughter, Yeah, I was.
Speaker 19: I was taking it to karate, but I had to
Speaker 19: last minute go to toilet, so she went away in
Speaker 19: the car, but thought she'd be helpful and start the
Speaker 19: car for me. So she's leaned over from the passenger side,
Speaker 19: used her drink bottle to push on the brake and
Speaker 19: press the start bun but she was leaning on the
Speaker 19: gi stick and had put it in reverse. So wow,
Speaker 19: the car has reversed out of the driveway, which, mind you,
Speaker 19: I have to pull in on an angle. I don't
Speaker 19: know how. But she missed the front portico of the house,
Speaker 19: missed the letterbox, went across our very busy road, up
Speaker 19: the curb on the other side, and the car came
Speaker 19: to rest just touching a tree in front of the.
Speaker 2: Fence of the house.
Speaker 3: No damage.
Speaker 4: That would have been terrifying.
Speaker 19: No, oh, she was. Let's I say, we didn't go
Speaker 19: to karate that day, and.
Speaker 2: I have a little glass of water and to lie
Speaker 2: down after that one.
Speaker 4: It won't be water. Hey, Tammy, she's thirteen, I meant, mum, mum, temmy.
Speaker 3: How how many she's driving a car?
Speaker 2: She knows I'll have a drink at all time. You
Speaker 2: reckon there?
Speaker 4: Hello Tammy and Packingham, what's a car crash we can
Speaker 4: laugh about?
Speaker 21: Okay. So my son had an allergic reaction at a
Speaker 21: birthday party we were at. He vomited all over me.
Speaker 21: I had to take my top off and get in
Speaker 21: the car and driving home. But then on the way
Speaker 21: home he started vomiting again. And as I looked back
Speaker 21: to check, it feels okay. We crashed into a truck
Speaker 21: and you had top on. I had no top on.
Speaker 21: I was covered in child's vomit and I had to.
Speaker 3: Get out, giving me oh EpiPen job.
Speaker 21: Full EpiPen situation. There was like six cars banks behind
Speaker 21: me and being me and yelling at me.
Speaker 2: And I went nice normal.
Speaker 21: Then they saw that I was like and then yeah
Speaker 21: on the phone to the embOS, and then everyone was
Speaker 21: suddenly very nice to me.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's why they were beeping in the first place.
Speaker 3: If you got no top one, Yeah, everyone came.
Speaker 21: Everyone was completely fine. My daughter, who was in the
Speaker 21: car didn't even realize it we have It wasn't.
Speaker 3: It wasn't. It wasn't full dudit. He wasn't.
Speaker 21: It was just no, it was I was topless with
Speaker 21: the brakill.
Speaker 2: Can I say, as a female on the side of
Speaker 2: the road with just a bra on, you feel pretty naked?
Speaker 4: Is this a common occurrence? Can I just say, as
Speaker 4: an expert in this speel, I'm just nicking down the
Speaker 4: shop to get some milk and bread in my.
Speaker 2: Bra You don't know what it's like next.
Speaker 3: You don't out there with the wapping in the wind.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you get a glimpse of yourself just in a
Speaker 2: bra and you think, God, I'm particularly naked right now.
Speaker 4: This is Nober one hundred. Good morning. You are on
Speaker 4: the air with Jason Lauren clint here as well Tops
Speaker 4: to twenty today.
Speaker 3: She is a ripper. A ripper.
Speaker 2: I could have put all the money in the world
Speaker 2: on you saying it was going to be a sparkler,
Speaker 2: then a scorcher.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think we're scott for a but given what
Speaker 3: we've been accustomed to, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Today is going to be warm, twenty degrees blue s
Speaker 4: guys on shore, hold this.
Speaker 5: Morning, blue guys, cold mornings.
Speaker 4: We are loving that.
Speaker 3: Thank you for being Hey, guys. That is it. We
Speaker 3: are out of here.
Speaker 4: The lovely melt Asina is in next.
Speaker 5: What's on today?
Speaker 2: Fellas?
Speaker 4: Might get out and enjoy the weather?
Speaker 3: Are you? It's good boating weather. Look, don't carry on.
Speaker 2: It's it would be a good boating weather for those
Speaker 2: who boat.
Speaker 3: You want to go fish? You're not boating, you're not working.
Speaker 4: To me, I'll take your boating today. Do you want
Speaker 4: to get fishing?
Speaker 3: I'm desperately searching for an excuse.
Speaker 2: Plinn my dog needs to go to the groomer. Would
Speaker 2: you mind trusting him?
Speaker 3: Mate, I would groom your dog with my teeth.
Speaker 5: There you go, you're out. He's unavailable.
Speaker 3: Speaking of grooming, I'm getting a haircut. That's what I'm
Speaker 3: doing at twelve thirty. So unfortunately that's when the tired
Speaker 3: is it its best. So I have to list.
Speaker 4: I've got a I've got a barber. Let's just open
Speaker 4: down the road that you need to try.
Speaker 2: Ah, he's a TV guy. I don't think he can
Speaker 2: go trying new barbers.
Speaker 4: Well, no, no, no, it's fine.
Speaker 2: You need he only gets a half haircut. He still
Speaker 2: his half haircut.
Speaker 3: Just down here. I'll take your full haircut today, not
Speaker 3: a half haircut. Right, it's not that much grays.
Speaker 4: So how se he going by a turkey on the
Speaker 4: way to the barber?
Speaker 3: Is it going to do you what?
Speaker 2: You're getting a full haircut.
Speaker 3: We're not a fool for.
Speaker 2: Hair long of those hairs on your head.
Speaker 4: You know what he's getting what they are too long?
Speaker 3: You know what he said this morning? Yeah, the grays
Speaker 3: are coming outside and.
Speaker 5: You need to just for men.
Speaker 3: That's what I said. Let's get just for men, Bud.
Speaker 3: That's what they wear, A hair spray.
Speaker 4: It's off to get just for men. We'll see tomorrow, but.
Speaker 2: Jason, Lauren Lauren wake up feeling good following them on
Speaker 2: the socials.
Speaker 22: H