Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Jason Lauren'll start in morning the right way.
Speaker 3: Be great.
Speaker 2: This is Jason Lauren men Ogel one hundred.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Melbourne. Welcoming a Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, good morning. It's going to be a
Speaker 1: beautiful Wednesday today too.
Speaker 3: What's the weather sparkling?
Speaker 1: I believe the weather today is.
Speaker 3: The top of thirty four thirty four.
Speaker 1: Thirty four today Melbourne.
Speaker 3: That is a spin.
Speaker 1: Twenty sixth for the rest of the way. Geez, I'm
Speaker 1: loving it. Yesterday was gorgeous in the summer.
Speaker 3: Yes, there was an lf star. She was an amster.
Speaker 1: Clinton. You wouldn't know you weren't here you yesterday?
Speaker 3: Sorry you hanging with the Prime Minister PM at Terribilly House.
Speaker 1: Now he's elbow.
Speaker 4: Do you know what else?
Speaker 2: Getting into Kurabillity House is not a great deal of
Speaker 2: like I called it. It was just it was sort
Speaker 2: of like, oh, yeah, there's your name, like you're going
Speaker 2: to a lunch.
Speaker 1: So I'm sure there is I'm sure there's more to it.
Speaker 3: No, No, I'm the same as you. I reckon you
Speaker 3: could have rocked up with an Amazon package or maybe
Speaker 3: not a round box here. You definitely can't do that.
Speaker 3: So our mates in Sydney at Nova hosted a backyard
Speaker 3: cricket match at Kirabilly House.
Speaker 1: It's nice of them to invite all of us.
Speaker 3: Clint Well, we are not certified cricket commentators long.
Speaker 1: Though I once got a hat trick in year three cricket.
Speaker 3: Did you really?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I did against the boys.
Speaker 3: Should have went one to play women's cricket. We could interview.
Speaker 1: That was my debut and retirement all in the same day.
Speaker 4: To the champions Trophy is on it the moment?
Speaker 1: To be fair, I heard some of Clint's commentary. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: when not sure you're a cricket commentator either on the
Speaker 1: social watch Yeah at one point you went, or you're
Speaker 1: on the microphone you want to be commentating? You went,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, that's nice lovely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's pretty much the theme of it. That's what
Speaker 2: they do in the commentary box. Take me back to
Speaker 2: Kiribilly House. Sorry, right, you walk in? Yes, a few cops.
Speaker 1: Around, so the Prime Minister's house.
Speaker 2: So like, what's your name? I said, click? Stand away?
Speaker 2: They said, I d yep, you're on the list.
Speaker 1: Have a good day your right.
Speaker 3: You wander down the road? Right is there cops and yeah,
Speaker 3: like but are they around that like they roam them?
Speaker 2: They were actually fielding fielding snipers.
Speaker 3: You need to lower your expectations. It is not like
Speaker 3: the White House. There'd be no dogs, no sniper.
Speaker 1: You just wouldn't say them.
Speaker 4: No way, the Feds are fielding. There's one that silly
Speaker 4: mid off.
Speaker 1: What it's called, Yeah, silly mid. I saw the Prime
Speaker 1: Minister bought his dog. Did he fetch the ball a
Speaker 1: couple of times too? Nah?
Speaker 2: No, No, that dog doesn't fetch. It was just there
Speaker 2: for decoration.
Speaker 1: He also he doesn't spend much time at Kirabilly House though,
Speaker 1: does he.
Speaker 4: More a lodge guy?
Speaker 3: He said? Yeah, all right, So what would Shana give
Speaker 3: me the update?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 3: How did it look old? Oh?
Speaker 2: Like the inside needs a bit of work.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a bit.
Speaker 2: I don't think that. I don't think they're allowed to
Speaker 2: spend that much money on it because it's actually our house.
Speaker 1: I'd be people, but surely he'd have a little wing
Speaker 1: that he can put up his own arm though.
Speaker 2: It'd be a good party spot on that grass. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: Sydney Harbor.
Speaker 1: I mean the Prime Minister should have a good view
Speaker 1: from his home. You'd think does he throw many parties there?
Speaker 2: I asked him about that. We'll play it a bit later.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, I can't wait to find out what sort
Speaker 1: of house party's Elbows having.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 3: Clinton threw a few photos from inside the house which
Speaker 3: I want to chat about particular, which, yeah, really throwing
Speaker 3: me for six? Yeah? Is that a cricket heeds? Give
Speaker 3: me here? There we go. Sorry, I was waiting for
Speaker 3: the Women's queen to pick me out there. Hey, before
Speaker 3: we get to elbow, Clint, You've got some breaking news
Speaker 3: for us in the world of entertainment.
Speaker 1: Dickie Wilkins is here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so Astray is song for the Eurovision Song Contest.
Speaker 1: Hang on, before we get to the song, is it
Speaker 1: like Darmi or someone we know?
Speaker 2: Well, I wasn't aware of this artist go Joe go
Speaker 2: j O.
Speaker 1: As in Getta Jojo and It's too let I can't
Speaker 1: wait for.
Speaker 2: You to be It's an intriguing song.
Speaker 1: It's what's it called?
Speaker 2: Go Jo go Jo's the artist? Milkshake man is the
Speaker 2: bring all the milkshake.
Speaker 3: Re record with you?
Speaker 2: Jason.
Speaker 3: Now I'm not a europe.
Speaker 1: Vision but you've always said a milkshake.
Speaker 2: And that's why I think it's going to appeal to
Speaker 2: your stomach.
Speaker 3: Okay, so this is well clean. Wants to play it
Speaker 3: in full play it?
Speaker 1: Play it like switch off? Please don't switch.
Speaker 2: Off by saying it's very Eurovision.
Speaker 3: Should we do a trust thing ring if you hate it?
Speaker 1: No, but or ring if you love it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Okay, all right, this is negative.
Speaker 1: It's odd wow, thirteen twenty four to ten. Tell us
Speaker 1: what you think of a.
Speaker 4: Vision here?
Speaker 3: It is on over that I love it.
Speaker 1: We should play it again at eight o'clock. The kids
Speaker 1: love it? That is it needs a run a ship.
Speaker 3: Yours or lactose free?
Speaker 1: What about the special crem ruller.
Speaker 4: That's going to.
Speaker 3: Sad? Sad thing? Is this will be the year at
Speaker 3: I love it?
Speaker 1: When I what does he say? When I say shake it?
Speaker 1: You say sweet?
Speaker 2: He says, honey, Look at him he's shake in the
Speaker 2: front of in the video official video.
Speaker 3: Video.
Speaker 1: I think we need to play it for the kids in.
Speaker 4: A milkshak man.
Speaker 3: Alright, I love it.
Speaker 4: It's fair to say the jury.
Speaker 1: Is still out there.
Speaker 3: You go, you know what it's got.
Speaker 1: It's got a bit of a patar about it there.
Speaker 3: I have a feeling by eight will all be going Hannah.
Speaker 1: Shake shake shake, yeah, shake shake shake, get the milky guys,
Speaker 1: love it, love it, live it, love it, Go Australia.
Speaker 1: I'll be in the artist your vision. Jojo not to
Speaker 1: be confused with Jojo.
Speaker 3: Leave, get out, go Joe. Some stats about go Jo.
Speaker 4: I didn't do go Jo.
Speaker 1: Is that you want to Australian entrance into how old?
Speaker 2: Give me a standby, please?
Speaker 1: It kind of looks like Reuben from Peaking Duck.
Speaker 3: I cannot I'm going to say this, but Brody, can
Speaker 3: we try and get Jojo?
Speaker 1: Gojo?
Speaker 3: Take?
Speaker 4: His name is actually Marty Zambotto.
Speaker 1: Let's stick with Gojo.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right?
Speaker 2: More than one billion views across all platforms.
Speaker 1: One billion and one. Now let's get Claire from Edith Vale.
Speaker 1: She's called through because we did put the call out.
Speaker 1: That is astray as entrance to Eurovision Melbourne. It has
Speaker 1: just been launched. We loved it, Claire from Edith Vale.
Speaker 1: What do you think?
Speaker 7: I hate it?
Speaker 1: Oh? You and Jason together a couple of miserable old Melbourne.
Speaker 3: You know what, Claire, it's starting to grow.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's a grower?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: God?
Speaker 2: There it is a deep dive produces results. So Milkshake
Speaker 2: Man Clint was written by Gojo alongside members of Shepherd
Speaker 2: Your Friends.
Speaker 3: It's just a Shepherd vibe.
Speaker 1: Remember when Shep did an interview at our old radio
Speaker 1: station and got locked in the lift.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's all right, lift, don't mind it.
Speaker 3: They were lucky that day they didn't make it to
Speaker 3: the building. Here we go one morning. That another fact.
Speaker 2: The Milkshake Man's purpose is to inspire people to embrace
Speaker 2: the loudest and proudest version of themselves. And I can't
Speaker 2: think of a better place to share that message than
Speaker 2: in Basil a Eurovision.
Speaker 3: That was the quote.
Speaker 1: I love it. Joel crazy is he's still hosting Eurovision?
Speaker 3: I don't think no, I know.
Speaker 1: He loves your vision.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, this has got Joel all over, doesn't Well,
Speaker 3: there you go.
Speaker 1: I love it. I think we should get right behind it.
Speaker 2: I'm pleased to say first play.
Speaker 1: They only announced it this morning, didn't they.
Speaker 3: We don't know that Triple M could be spinning it
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 1: Chinging, all right, put Milkshake Man back on.
Speaker 3: Okay, getting rid of that, Well, Jack's.
Speaker 1: Frothen it from Dandy Nong. He's called through Jack Jack Morning.
Speaker 4: I am absolutely.
Speaker 1: Jacky Jack, I'm all about a milkshake.
Speaker 2: Jack, I say sweet, sweet, you say.
Speaker 3: Cranbrow tops of thirty four Today, she's going to be
Speaker 3: a sparkler. Perfect weather to head down to the arrow
Speaker 3: and go for a dip.
Speaker 1: I don't know about it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I think so.
Speaker 1: There's a group of swimmers who are going to start
Speaker 1: swimming in the raw. They want to start swimming.
Speaker 4: Closed to go down to the arrow.
Speaker 2: Now, chuck the budgies on and I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's against the law. It is illegal.
Speaker 1: So there's just a certain part.
Speaker 3: I think you certain part take around that Crown area
Speaker 3: because it's go boats everywhere, the rowers rollers, So I don't.
Speaker 4: Think anywhere you can safely get in and get out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that little pool on our float.
Speaker 1: No, that's that's actual proper clean water.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't think i'd want to be in the swimm
Speaker 1: in the ara over, although you've done it clean.
Speaker 3: I jumped in when you're a birdman swimming.
Speaker 1: We had to sort of swim out.
Speaker 3: We were talking about this yesterday. I got an idea,
Speaker 3: why don't I collect some water today on the way home.
Speaker 3: I'll take it down to Arthur at Morabin Poolworks. I'll
Speaker 3: bring the poolworks Rabin water report tomorrow on the Arrah.
Speaker 1: Yes, please, and then we'll make a decision.
Speaker 3: Okay, you'd be proud of me. Went down to Crown
Speaker 3: yesterday after the show.
Speaker 1: Did you collect the watering in like a.
Speaker 3: Little plastic thing that I get at the pool shop?
Speaker 1: Oh, an actual light like a pH like a specimen.
Speaker 3: Specimen bottle. So I did get a few weird looks
Speaker 3: out in the front of Crown when I was hanging
Speaker 3: over the edge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you need to go down to where the boat
Speaker 1: ramps are so it's like a ground level.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, I'm leaning over trying to scoop it up.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what I was doing. There's like a little
Speaker 3: jetty there, so I walk down, but then I have
Speaker 3: to get down on my hands and knees.
Speaker 4: And Jesus doing it tough.
Speaker 3: Can't afford Mount Franklin. There were some people just watching
Speaker 3: like what is he doing?
Speaker 10: Then?
Speaker 3: Anyway, took it down to see author that pool works,
Speaker 3: my rabin here to get my water tested.
Speaker 2: Here is Arthur, a typical sort of pool guy screams
Speaker 2: like really.
Speaker 3: Deep tan.
Speaker 1: Work in the shop. What does he go to people's houses.
Speaker 3: No, he's more of the shop than the hot stallion pool.
Speaker 3: He's not sure. Shorts not like. God love him, God
Speaker 3: love him, But I don't know how to feel with
Speaker 3: the shorts. That probably gives it away a little bit.
Speaker 3: It does sort off.
Speaker 1: You never met a hot Arthur. My old dentist's name
Speaker 1: was Arthur. Let's see only the other Arthur.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: Very handsome is he? It was my friend's dab.
Speaker 3: Sleepover. I've got the results. This is concerning. So when
Speaker 3: you get your water tested, they check all the different things.
Speaker 1: We wouldn't know because we don't have as much money
Speaker 1: as Chase.
Speaker 3: Please, it's a small pool.
Speaker 1: In the pool, I've got what about you, Clint?
Speaker 3: Test the salt levels. He's the concerning bit.
Speaker 4: It's very salty.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, it wouldn't be salted.
Speaker 3: The salt level is extremely.
Speaker 2: Like what's your god for?
Speaker 4: I was in there and it was very.
Speaker 3: It ain't so it ain't so, which I'm fine and
Speaker 3: concerning because it's connected to the ocean, like.
Speaker 1: So what's in it?
Speaker 4: It's connected to the bay, which is connected to the ocean.
Speaker 1: Here's connected to the knee bone, connected to the heapbone.
Speaker 1: I reckon.
Speaker 3: Here's the big one. Phosphates, because whenever I take the
Speaker 3: pool water in to get checked, they'll be like phosphates.
Speaker 3: So they'll be like sulfa chuck a bit of phosphate
Speaker 3: remover in. Basically that's clearing out the kids piss You
Speaker 3: know people pee in the pool.
Speaker 1: Your kid's pissing the pool.
Speaker 3: No, I've got no pissing in the pool policy.
Speaker 1: My parents used to tell me the water turns bright
Speaker 1: blue around, so you can't. You could never do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, So phosphates, if they're high, you've got to
Speaker 3: put in the phosphates remove it. Normally it's because kids
Speaker 3: are pissed in the pool.
Speaker 1: Isn't that The chlorine that does that gets rid of it.
Speaker 3: Chlorine cleans like the algae and stuff in the pool.
Speaker 3: But the phosphates, to listen to you, the phosphates are
Speaker 3: actually very.
Speaker 1: Good because no one's in there were in it.
Speaker 2: But I thought, what about the feast, Well that that's
Speaker 2: it should be showing up, and so no feces in
Speaker 2: the ara.
Speaker 3: There's no feces.
Speaker 1: Many people are Arthur looked at it. We're doing that
Speaker 1: in there.
Speaker 3: Are you should have seen them. They're all gathered around
Speaker 3: the results of poolworks and they're like, it's actually pretty clean.
Speaker 1: Oh it looks so brown you when you poured.
Speaker 3: It out to get tested.
Speaker 1: Dirt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a little bit of dirt.
Speaker 1: The upside down river.
Speaker 3: But it's actually pretty clean.
Speaker 1: Down thirty six degrees.
Speaker 2: We can swim.
Speaker 3: How hard is it today?
Speaker 1: Thirty four degrees.
Speaker 2: I think the issue is more so after a weather
Speaker 2: event like a storm.
Speaker 3: Would be up there.
Speaker 2: That's when.
Speaker 1: You know, yeah, so did we work out? Did Arthur
Speaker 1: to there any sharks in it?
Speaker 3: That doesn't come up in the water test. There's a
Speaker 3: giant fin just sitting in there. Look yeah, no, no,
Speaker 3: it can't tell it this no thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: If you are a rower, or if you've ever been
Speaker 3: on the arrow and you've seen a shark or.
Speaker 1: A dolphin, Clinton, there's regularly dolphins in there. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: know if it's regular.
Speaker 3: Like a seal.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm sure sure you'd get can you go?
Speaker 1: I was sitting at Nobo Crown and I saw a
Speaker 1: dolphin flapping down the erraw. I think they'd put something
Speaker 1: funny in my sushi.
Speaker 2: I'm sure of it. Can you google dolphins in the era?
Speaker 2: Is it an era bottle known bottle known bottle nose.
Speaker 2: Dolphins swinging the arraw have delighted people walking.
Speaker 4: Past in the morning.
Speaker 1: When was that?
Speaker 4: That was on the fourth of September twenty eighteen.
Speaker 1: Regular, It's a regular occurrec Did.
Speaker 3: They do it like sea wall they jump out and
Speaker 3: hit the ball that's hanging up?
Speaker 1: What about they've been playing there?
Speaker 3: Sharks standing by doing a Google thirteen the raw squatted
Speaker 3: a shark in the raw era.
Speaker 2: No, there are no sharks in the Ara River. The
Speaker 2: river is fresh water and sharks are typically found in
Speaker 2: salt water.
Speaker 1: In the Arthur at the bull shop told you that.
Speaker 3: But it's connected to the bay. The base connected to
Speaker 3: the ocean, and.
Speaker 2: The ocean is connected to the hip bone. Got it.
Speaker 3: We want to talk Pam the Bird.
Speaker 2: Now do you remember Pam the Birds the graffiti?
Speaker 1: I still do we ever get to the bottom of
Speaker 1: how Pam the Bird got to some of those like scale.
Speaker 3: Hearts drumming out to the airport on the weekend?
Speaker 1: Is there still one on the big French try?
Speaker 3: I was trying to I didn't see the French fry,
Speaker 3: but I was trying to look in the review mirror
Speaker 3: to see if the overtail one was.
Speaker 1: Do I think they've got that off?
Speaker 4: Haven't they believe so?
Speaker 1: So if you weren't across it, there was this Pam
Speaker 1: the Bird graffiti popping up all summer on the no
Speaker 1: overtail on I think on the French fry of the
Speaker 1: freeway on the Channel nine. There was a big one
Speaker 1: at Channel nine on Flinders Straight Clocks.
Speaker 2: There's a few on the freeway overpast signs as well.
Speaker 3: It was everywhere Do we think there's some copy cats
Speaker 3: out there? Like it's not the original Pam the Bird?
Speaker 1: I think they were all the original pan of the birds.
Speaker 1: Because then the guy who got arrested and charged, his
Speaker 1: name's Jack. He got done for vandalism. He's been held
Speaker 1: in custody for Pam the Birds a few other things.
Speaker 1: Anyway he's trying to.
Speaker 4: Get is Pam the Bird of flight risk?
Speaker 1: Well I think there are a few things going on
Speaker 1: with Pam the Birds artists, right joke there, I missed
Speaker 1: that joke. Sorry anyway, I missed it. Look Pam the Bird.
Speaker 1: Obviously it was very dangerous where it was going, but
Speaker 1: I quite liked watching it pop up. Did anyone else
Speaker 1: get a little bit of joy? And like the straight clocks.
Speaker 1: Now it's like our own banksy. Everyone knows who he is. Yeah,
Speaker 1: did you like seeing it pop up?
Speaker 2: It's very conflicting, isn't it, Because I mean I don't
Speaker 2: know how safe it is.
Speaker 1: No, it's definitely not saying.
Speaker 3: I mean, look, I'd rather that than those stupid oranges
Speaker 3: they put down my way in High I remember those
Speaker 3: metal orange slices.
Speaker 1: Was that in the unhappy park?
Speaker 3: Or it was just it was just in a park
Speaker 3: in High and then everyone just graffited them.
Speaker 4: Anyway, Oh they're gone.
Speaker 3: No, No, they're just cab. No, they're terrible and they
Speaker 3: cost a fortune.
Speaker 1: Anyway. The twenty one year old behind Pam the Bird
Speaker 1: has put in an application to be released on bail
Speaker 1: to go and live with his grandmother. Oh that's good,
Speaker 1: but granny's got involved, and she has said, let me
Speaker 1: tell you, if he comes home with me, my house,
Speaker 1: my rules. I've got a pretty good understanding of younger
Speaker 1: people's behavior. I have a reputation of being firm but fair.
Speaker 1: She was previously a security guard at folk festivals mon
Speaker 1: but a security guard at festivals. She's also worked in
Speaker 1: backpackers and she's across how young people behave.
Speaker 3: She sounds like fun granny.
Speaker 1: She's going to sort him out other than prison stands.
Speaker 3: Fun men sounds wild.
Speaker 1: I reckon tough. Grandparents are ace, you know sometimes mom
Speaker 1: my dad can be a bit soft, and granny's the
Speaker 1: one that puts their foot down on things.
Speaker 9: Ye see.
Speaker 3: I like when grandparents become twenty again, they get out
Speaker 3: there living. You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Well, you've always wanted to take one to rect Yes, I've.
Speaker 3: Always wanted to take your grandmothers.
Speaker 4: I think the staircase is an issue.
Speaker 3: I know. That's why we'll probably go circus.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, you're going to take your grandmother to circus.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like, find of grannie. It's never been club and.
Speaker 1: Take cool grannies. I want to know in Melbourne thirteen
Speaker 1: twenty four ten, do you have a cool grandma or
Speaker 1: a cool grandpa?
Speaker 3: What are they doing?
Speaker 1: We spoke to that girl once whose grandmother dated her friend.
Speaker 3: Can we find a grandparent with a gaming chair?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yeah, you know what I mean, a gaming granny,
Speaker 1: gaming grannie, not like a Pokey's gaming granny.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 1: Maybe you are the cool grandparent.
Speaker 3: Do you have a cool grandparent, and what do they do.
Speaker 3: They replaced knitting for I don't know, nightclubbing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're not talking about aqua aerobics.
Speaker 1: We're talking I think that's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: We're talking about wild.
Speaker 1: Maybe you've got a bodybuilding granny. Maybe you are a
Speaker 1: bodybuilding granny extraordinary.
Speaker 3: Maybe when grannie's going to g sack, it's not for
Speaker 3: aqua aerobics. She's getting up on the diving book. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: sick ten meters high? Do on the flips?
Speaker 1: There as living on those things.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I reckon do a hip out. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you have to, yes, thirteen twenty four to. I mean
Speaker 3: when the walking frame hits the water, she just did
Speaker 3: the pin drop thirteen twenty four ten. I don't think
Speaker 3: she's coming up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you can go go excu I if you
Speaker 1: don't go straight, you can really Like if.
Speaker 3: You seen on those Red Bull cliff dives, they normally
Speaker 3: like throw a rock or something in first to break
Speaker 3: the water. Yeah. Thirteen twenty four ten is our number.
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Speaker 1: Coo, cool grunnies, cool grandparents come out us thirteen twenty
Speaker 1: four ten. I love a cool grunny Like they're still living.
Speaker 1: These people up there, You think all their grandparents.
Speaker 3: You know they're living the ones that sell up and
Speaker 3: then just get a room on a cruise ship. Oh
Speaker 3: that's where they live.
Speaker 1: There's that world cruise and you live on at your
Speaker 1: cruise around the world.
Speaker 4: That's the dream on the door.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's why not?
Speaker 1: I reckon. Grandparents are live in their best lives, I say,
Speaker 1: their grandkids and then they give them back and then they
Speaker 1: get their house back to themselves. See ya by now
Speaker 1: he can choose when they babies. Yes, any grandparents living.
Speaker 3: I could see Granny Lauren on a cruise just going
Speaker 3: around the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you have to be a grandparent to do it?
Speaker 3: What are you doing next Tuesday? Should we book?
Speaker 1: We're off next year's box? Jenny, Morning, Jenny. How are
Speaker 1: you that's got it going on?
Speaker 9: Yep?
Speaker 11: Well, I've got a really cool grandparent, not my grandparent.
Speaker 11: But I'm the head coach at White Doors Diving, and
Speaker 11: I have a seventy eight year old woman called Bam
Speaker 11: who came second at World Chairmanships when she was seventy four.
Speaker 11: She's going back to World Chairmianships this year in Singapore and.
Speaker 1: She's diving the diving board.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and she said the one in the three meters.
Speaker 11: She's seventy eight.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, go Pam. We must get on the
Speaker 1: Pan bandwagon for the World Chams.
Speaker 3: Do I hit that spring boarder? Bak so Jenny?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 4: It's a springboard?
Speaker 3: I take it?
Speaker 11: Yeah, off the springboard.
Speaker 12: She wants to dive.
Speaker 11: Platform, but I won't let her.
Speaker 4: Platform.
Speaker 12: Oh no, no, you were talking about diving before, and
Speaker 12: once you're over fifty you can know over sixty you
Speaker 12: can only go off farf meter platform.
Speaker 1: Is she any chance to win these world champs?
Speaker 5: Don't?
Speaker 1: Is she any chance to win? Do you think? Yeah?
Speaker 13: She got a good chance.
Speaker 1: Go Pan, seventy eight still in the speedo's doing the
Speaker 1: diving boards. Good on you.
Speaker 3: Remember when I went out diving over a.
Speaker 1: M How could I forget? He nearly caused a SUNAMMI.
Speaker 9: I went off.
Speaker 3: Whoa okay, because.
Speaker 1: She went fully flat into the water.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was off the five meter He.
Speaker 1: Was also in the nover boy suit.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: The head floated off and tastes sunk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the rest of me who is at the bottom
Speaker 3: of the pool.
Speaker 1: Indiana, Good morning. You're only seventeen, so I'm tipping. It's
Speaker 1: not you that's the cool granny. But have you got one?
Speaker 10: I do have a cool Nan.
Speaker 7: We randomly spontaneously one day decided that she wanted to
Speaker 7: get her first tattoo at the age of seventy awesome,
Speaker 7: and we went and got a matching one together.
Speaker 9: Does how does that.
Speaker 3: Work with the skin? Do you push it like the skin? No,
Speaker 3: but you'd have to spread the skin because.
Speaker 1: Any fine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she got it on her ankles, so it wasn't
Speaker 7: as bad.
Speaker 1: What'd she get?
Speaker 7: Indiana shamrock, camerock, free leaf clover.
Speaker 1: Oh cute. Nan had to sign the consent form.
Speaker 3: She's not keen for a trap stap something, so just on.
Speaker 1: The base of the spine there on the buttock.
Speaker 3: No, okay, let's go to Megan and Caroline Springs.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 3: Hi, are you the cool grandparent.
Speaker 5: I am the cool grandparent of the cool.
Speaker 1: How many grandkids you got I've got two and a
Speaker 1: half one on the way.
Speaker 5: Yeah one joy may little girl?
Speaker 3: What makes you cool?
Speaker 5: Oh? Look, my partner is thirty four, and so of
Speaker 5: course all our group of friends are about the thirty
Speaker 5: four thirty five group. We go out a lot to
Speaker 5: thirty four. No, no, I'm fifty.
Speaker 1: Oh get it, granny, and you're ready to say girl
Speaker 1: and get it mom, No, get it granny. So you're
Speaker 1: you're only fifties. He's in his thirties and you're what
Speaker 1: are you doing here? Going clubbing?
Speaker 5: Yeah? So we go out of like you know, thirty
Speaker 5: year old like to go out party and it's pretty
Speaker 5: much the last I'm standing and the rest of them
Speaker 5: passed out and throwing up everywhere.
Speaker 1: You got the experience under your belt, Meghan.
Speaker 5: That's why I have I have.
Speaker 1: Are you living your best life? Meghan?
Speaker 12: I am.
Speaker 5: I separated from my husband and this younger bloke and
Speaker 5: we've sort of gone back to my childhood.
Speaker 2: Are you good on?
Speaker 12: You do?
Speaker 2: Your teeth still real?
Speaker 5: They are still real? Quinn, And I must say that
Speaker 5: you are what still it?
Speaker 2: Stay?
Speaker 5: I look forward to watching you on the news in
Speaker 5: the afternoon.
Speaker 1: Or do I say that Meghan your boyfriend get jealous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm an older man.
Speaker 1: You feel like a decade older than her boyfriend.
Speaker 3: So you sit down on the recliner in the afternoon
Speaker 3: and put Quinton just break.
Speaker 5: You come to work and one of my clients actually
Speaker 5: watches the news. I get to watch you at work
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 3: It's just did me let's.
Speaker 1: Go, let's go club and Brannie, Oh my god, Hargwood
Speaker 1: running with the thirty four year old boyfriend, I mean
Speaker 1: fifty so young young cricket. You're in Sydney yesterday at
Speaker 1: the Prime Minister's house playing backyard cricket.
Speaker 2: I love her Kiribilly house.
Speaker 4: I've always wondered what it looks like.
Speaker 1: Have you been there before.
Speaker 2: I've been there once for a media conference, but never
Speaker 2: really inside, just in the gardens.
Speaker 1: So the Prime Minister was playing cricket with fits in
Speaker 1: Whipper our Sydney colleagues. You went along to commentate, But
Speaker 1: that means you got to be a part. Like I
Speaker 1: knew you were playing cricket in the backyard, but did
Speaker 1: you get to go in the house. Yeah, like in
Speaker 1: his home.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's get to what was in the photo you
Speaker 3: sent me in a second first, though, you did get
Speaker 3: the chance to catch up with our.
Speaker 4: Yeah post match, really good spirits.
Speaker 1: How was her cricket?
Speaker 4: By the way, he's good.
Speaker 1: He didn't do an underarm throw like.
Speaker 2: Johnny remember when he oh my god, playing with the soldiers.
Speaker 2: Now he was actually decent and he he had a good,
Speaker 2: good old whack with the cricket bat he was, he
Speaker 2: was good.
Speaker 1: He would have been practicing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks for having us at your house. It's a
Speaker 2: beautiful house. By the way.
Speaker 3: What is your house too?
Speaker 2: Oh is it? No, you don't want to invite me
Speaker 2: here too much? I might take over. What have you
Speaker 2: done to the place?
Speaker 14: Oh well, I haven't done too much for spending here
Speaker 14: for quite a while, and that's an asset for Australia,
Speaker 14: and I spend more time at the Lodge in Canberra,
Speaker 14: but it is an extraordinary location here on Sydney Harbor.
Speaker 2: You match fit, You're ready for a big, big month ahead.
Speaker 3: Did I look match fit?
Speaker 2: Well, you looked. You're rolling the arm over and it
Speaker 2: was menacing, just a good bit of fun.
Speaker 14: But I'm absolutely match fit and looking forward to the
Speaker 14: next little while.
Speaker 2: Jason Lauren back in the studio. They wanted to me
Speaker 2: to ask you about your suit collection because they think
Speaker 2: as a sports presenter on the nine network, I have
Speaker 2: more suits than you. How many do you reckon you
Speaker 2: would have in rotation? I have a few.
Speaker 14: A lot of them look pretty similar. I've got to say,
Speaker 14: you got to wear all that team they tea you
Speaker 14: gotta wear navy blue or charcoal gray.
Speaker 3: Got to wear a dark suit.
Speaker 2: It's very thinning, the charcoal run.
Speaker 14: It's much easier for blokes, that's the truth. You're wear
Speaker 14: a white shirt, have lots of ties.
Speaker 2: So what are you thinking?
Speaker 3: Ten?
Speaker 2: Fifteen? No, not that many really, So I've got you covered.
Speaker 14: I'm frugal, mate, I'm frugal, still working class, lad.
Speaker 2: Jad says to me.
Speaker 14: You know you've had that shoes, the same shoes for years,
Speaker 14: or you've had the same suit. Yeah, I'm just.
Speaker 2: A boy from camperdown. We see you in Melbourne soon.
Speaker 14: I was in Melbourne this morning. I flew up here
Speaker 14: for the game and I'll be back down there tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Fantas you have to pop in, sad to pop in.
Speaker 2: Absolutely good to see you those day morning. Okay, it's
Speaker 2: a date.
Speaker 1: Darn Okay, there's many things to unpack. Firstly, I love
Speaker 1: that our prime minister says yeah now, yeah, no, and
Speaker 1: I don't like he's right. It is much easier for
Speaker 1: men than women. Remember poor Julia Gillard as the Prime
Speaker 1: Minister about her She went into questions getting around in
Speaker 1: six different suits and.
Speaker 4: He's got the same shoes.
Speaker 3: How he has three point five stars on Google? What
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 4: Is he on airbait?
Speaker 3: Mayor?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well you can you know he can review anything. Can
Speaker 3: we talk about the photo you sent me?
Speaker 1: Hang on? No, the suits? How many do you have?
Speaker 1: If he's got six or some he reckons?
Speaker 4: He's got seven?
Speaker 1: And how many do you have?
Speaker 2: My last stock take and this is at home, I
Speaker 2: had twenty eight?
Speaker 3: Do you fit into all of them? Or is this
Speaker 3: like half of my wardrobe that I'm holding on too
Speaker 3: in the hope that I'll get back in.
Speaker 1: If it doesn't spark joy, you've got to get rid
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 3: It'll spark joy if I get back into it.
Speaker 2: You know I've got the cream, the beas you off white,
Speaker 2: the ivory.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you've got all of them, don't you. He's
Speaker 1: been to a lot of them. Blue he's been to
Speaker 1: many Oaks days.
Speaker 3: You've actually got more suits in your cupboard than a
Speaker 3: suit shop has on the floor probably And.
Speaker 1: That's just home.
Speaker 3: That's case.
Speaker 1: More at work has been fascinated by the suit debaate
Speaker 1: for many years. Today you go, that's cleaned that up.
Speaker 1: Clint has like seven times the amount of the Prime
Speaker 1: Minister and he needs some new shoes by the sounds.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we need to get him some new hush puppies.
Speaker 1: Get in some new hush.
Speaker 3: Hush puppy guy.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't he get him some Doc Martins mate.
Speaker 3: Clintson a photo of the PM's bathroom.
Speaker 2: So I needed to go for a whee post match,
Speaker 2: and you really need to go for a whee.
Speaker 3: You just want to get So you.
Speaker 2: Walk in and it's it's a loud room. It's a
Speaker 2: sitting room and which looks over the beautiful harbor. And
Speaker 2: on the mantelpieces these photos of Elbow and Jody and
Speaker 2: home kids.
Speaker 3: And what's the coup situation recliner.
Speaker 2: Floral, sureful beige type. It looked very comfortable. Was not
Speaker 2: the electric one, the USB or the cup holders and
Speaker 2: it's the.
Speaker 1: Prime Minister, it's not leaning Keith from goggle Box.
Speaker 3: He's also got a he would make up.
Speaker 2: He's got a like an elbows room, like a with
Speaker 2: a rabbit o sign where.
Speaker 3: He goes and he watches his.
Speaker 1: Cave.
Speaker 2: Also on the ground level some facilities. So the toilet
Speaker 2: which I used, it doubles as a powder room.
Speaker 4: Style small is it modern?
Speaker 2: It's That's why I asked him what he'd done to
Speaker 2: the place, because I assumed he would sort of do
Speaker 2: some give it a spruce.
Speaker 3: It's scotti.
Speaker 2: It's a bit dated.
Speaker 1: So it's a bit dated. It's a bit What was
Speaker 1: the bottom of people's house?
Speaker 2: It's it's like ninety style.
Speaker 1: What were the amenities like Aesop? Surely?
Speaker 3: Well no, because I saw running with a cake of soap.
Speaker 1: No, no, you can't have a cake.
Speaker 2: That's it might have been an imperial leather.
Speaker 1: Not a pears.
Speaker 3: You can't be using a pears. And then the next
Speaker 3: person to come in could be the French president who's
Speaker 3: in town on the woo.
Speaker 1: You can't have a cake, as it was the.
Speaker 3: Spray bottle in the bathroom in the photo.
Speaker 2: So I sent you a photo because on top of
Speaker 2: the throne the toilet was something that I haven't seen
Speaker 2: since my NaN's house, maybe fifteen years ago.
Speaker 3: It was a bottle of orange power. Serious damage.
Speaker 2: The bit of a scent. You get the orange power out,
Speaker 2: which tends to make it smell ten times worse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you walk in the orange hits here. There's been
Speaker 3: a prime minister.
Speaker 1: Is really what he's using?
Speaker 2: Elbow's gone from watching the rabbit. O's in his caves
Speaker 2: tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: We must give him some hand slope and some proper drops. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that ain't it?
Speaker 3: Bright orange bottle on top of the throne. It's not
Speaker 3: the classiest looking thing, is it.
Speaker 1: So I'm fascinated by the whole experience of the Prime
Speaker 1: Minister's house and you're putt in charge of cricket commentary.
Speaker 1: You didn't actually get to play against him, No, just to.
Speaker 3: Take us to the break. We found some of your
Speaker 3: great commentary.
Speaker 1: I was really quite fascinated by your commentary. So we've
Speaker 1: hunted it down.
Speaker 3: Excellent.
Speaker 2: That's just just the nerves playing a big part. They're jangling.
Speaker 4: They are the nerves.
Speaker 2: More from Richie Fantastic said, no one ever.
Speaker 9: He's doing.
Speaker 3: Anymore.
Speaker 2: Oh that's how's that?
Speaker 1: There wasn't enough enthusiasm. Enthusiasm in the not bad but
Speaker 1: bad work there? Did you not know anyone's names?
Speaker 2: That's a that's a good nut, first up?
Speaker 1: I could not.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a good nut. First up? Delivery? Is
Speaker 2: it not?
Speaker 3: Who's you should have said his name?
Speaker 2: He does know the deck, doesn't he? He's very familiar
Speaker 2: with the deck?
Speaker 1: Well dark Richie Benno.
Speaker 3: How's that my favorite? Not bad?
Speaker 2: How's that?
Speaker 3: Here?
Speaker 9: It is?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: That's how's that?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: That week is Uprose.
Speaker 1: Shout out all the unique kids who might just be
Speaker 1: climbing home from per week celebrations last night, because it
Speaker 1: goes all a week universities right around Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Lose your drink card.
Speaker 3: See my experience of this would be the documentary Old
Speaker 3: School with Will Barroll. That wasn't a dock though it
Speaker 3: wasn't very much like that.
Speaker 1: Why heigimeric is a bit more outrageed than what's happening
Speaker 1: around Melbourne. But I wouldn't know what the kids are
Speaker 1: up to these days. But you guys this week have
Speaker 1: decided to shame me and tell all of the people
Speaker 1: of Melbourne that I did not pass any In fact,
Speaker 1: you dropped out. Well some might say drop out, some
Speaker 1: might say kicked out.
Speaker 3: Guys, she can still go back and finish. We want
Speaker 3: to give her the pointy hat. I got an audio
Speaker 3: of you on the grounds yesterday. We're God, so we're
Speaker 3: we're going streaking through the quad. So it's not like that.
Speaker 1: So that's what I was expecting, because I went back
Speaker 1: to r MI i T dumping grunt and I've got
Speaker 1: Bowen Street old catwalk, wes to call it. Uh, that's
Speaker 1: what I was expecting when I went back for OH
Speaker 1: Week celebrations. Kids are far more grown up these days
Speaker 1: than we were back then. This was my introduction to
Speaker 1: some of the students at rm I T is. I
Speaker 1: took them on a tour around my old stomping ground.
Speaker 1: I'm Amali Winter, I'm studying a Bachelor of Communication Design.
Speaker 15: I'm a.
Speaker 6: I'm doing my Masters of Data scients here at.
Speaker 1: And I'm Lauren and I'm an r M i T
Speaker 1: college drop out who couldn't quite pass her PR degree.
Speaker 1: These guys are a lot smarter than me. But let's
Speaker 1: get on with it and do a tour and find
Speaker 1: out what's happening at rm T these days. Okay, we're
Speaker 1: on Bowing Street this morning. Back when I was here
Speaker 1: you could park on the Trope Street and if you
Speaker 1: weren't out there by four o'clock, you would get your
Speaker 1: car toad. And our class finished at five to.
Speaker 15: Four, and every.
Speaker 1: Single day five people would have their car toads. Can
Speaker 1: you still park there?
Speaker 3: No, you can't.
Speaker 15: Let's construction as well.
Speaker 1: So because anyone had their car toad here yet as
Speaker 1: a student, does anyone drive in or does everyone have
Speaker 1: to train train off train? Okay, well I was the
Speaker 1: only one who drove in there.
Speaker 6: Good to know.
Speaker 3: I'm sure they love that back in my day, I know.
Speaker 1: And they were all I thought they were going to
Speaker 1: be communication with students like me, but they were all
Speaker 1: like they very smart.
Speaker 2: They're all echo warriors as well.
Speaker 3: It all sounded a lot younger than our mature age
Speaker 3: student as well.
Speaker 1: Well, it's funny you mentioned that they are a lot
Speaker 1: younger than me, Jase, because I did suss out their ages.
Speaker 1: Oh so I was here, I started in two thousand
Speaker 1: and six. How were you in two thousand and six?
Speaker 1: One years off? Okay, there was one. I started at evening. Now,
Speaker 1: if I was to come back as a mature age student,
Speaker 1: what's the average of a mature age Shoodent. Oh, so
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 3: From forty to sixty five that you count, but sixty
Speaker 3: five plus it's also everyone's.
Speaker 1: I'm not quite forty eight, so I can still make
Speaker 1: because I mean I'm not mature age.
Speaker 3: I'm not mature age.
Speaker 15: That saty eight.
Speaker 16: No, it counts how you want to see it mature.
Speaker 1: Has anyone been to the Oxford before? Yeah? Yeah, so
Speaker 1: you would. It's fun, isn't it good? Have you ever
Speaker 1: missed a class because you've been stuck at the Oxford
Speaker 1: having a shouted egg?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well you have good.
Speaker 1: That makes me feel better. So our next stop is
Speaker 1: the library, which is behind me. It's up here. It's
Speaker 1: got this beautiful view over Bowen Street. You can get
Speaker 1: a coffee downstairs and then go up to do your study. Shoot,
Speaker 1: go have a lot ta.
Speaker 6: That's not the library.
Speaker 16: No, So the library is inside in Building eight, which
Speaker 16: is our new academic stream.
Speaker 5: So's it move?
Speaker 6: Did it used to be here?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: Never Actually watching an episode of lux.
Speaker 1: Listing, I didn't know where anything was except for the
Speaker 1: pub across the road way, the Oxford. That sounds smart,
Speaker 1: the Oxford Scholar. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a pub, not
Speaker 1: a library, and it's had a glower, has it it's beautiful?
Speaker 1: I said, oh, it's recently had a gloup and they said, yeah,
Speaker 1: about ten years ago.
Speaker 3: What were the memories like they came floating back when
Speaker 3: you're on the ground.
Speaker 1: I mean, I loved seeing all the kids that were
Speaker 1: there with the excitement of starting union and meeting new
Speaker 1: people because I genuinely, even though I failed, UNI made
Speaker 1: some of my best lifelong friends out of it. So
Speaker 1: all the kids who are starting you need is literally
Speaker 1: the best time of your life.
Speaker 2: You get that sweeping sense of anxiety, you know when
Speaker 2: your night before an assignment this jew and you still
Speaker 2: haven't started.
Speaker 1: Yes, I saw the buildings and walked into where the
Speaker 1: lecture halls were, and I was like, get me out
Speaker 1: of here.
Speaker 2: The only thing you're writing.
Speaker 1: I was very studious.
Speaker 3: I still got the projectors know that they write on
Speaker 3: far more modern now.
Speaker 1: But you know what else was cooled? Like UNI prices
Speaker 1: it's like a dollar for a coffee, which I was like,
Speaker 1: can I get one there? Like you need your student card?
Speaker 1: You still five nineteen ninety seven, but I'm here. Yeah
Speaker 1: it is. It's like five from Hamburger and one.
Speaker 3: Love to see you at e vid Cinema on the
Speaker 3: week at village.
Speaker 1: I just one student to think how she lied to
Speaker 1: means mature age was forty plus. I'm sure it's like
Speaker 1: twenty one plus, like immature age.
Speaker 3: Well, I hope you're enjoying O week. If you're heading along, get.
Speaker 1: To the Oxford Schollo. If you go to r MI T.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about studying. Get to the pub across the road.
Speaker 1: It's you can get wine in a carafe over there.
Speaker 1: And I feel sorry mature.
Speaker 4: Maybe we should hold a pajama party.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, like the golfing theme.
Speaker 1: Remember I did the.
Speaker 3: Golf party there. We're talking sad news that coming to
Speaker 3: the newsroom this morning in the football world.
Speaker 1: What's happened?
Speaker 3: So we're eight sleeps away from forty starting but not But.
Speaker 4: This is a great way to kick off the seas,
Speaker 4: isn't it?
Speaker 3: Should we tell this is gonna hurt? Ready for it?
Speaker 1: What's happened?
Speaker 2: Marvel Stadium? The price of a pie has gone up?
Speaker 2: Oh to what it's increased from four dollars fifty to
Speaker 2: four dollars seventy. Oh and hot chips they're up fifty
Speaker 2: cents to four dollars ninety's going to fifty.
Speaker 3: That's a big jump. That's in good news.
Speaker 2: Marvel Stadium remains coddlers the best priced venue in Australia
Speaker 2: really the MCG.
Speaker 3: How much? How much more? Was a pie at the G?
Speaker 2: A dollar fifty at the G A.
Speaker 1: Dollar fifty extra extra?
Speaker 4: What I know? That's six bucks for a pie?
Speaker 1: That's a lot.
Speaker 3: What are you going on?
Speaker 1: Is it down at she already express a couple of bucks.
Speaker 3: Probably get sourced free too. Don't quote me on.
Speaker 1: That, Jason, I will get this for free.
Speaker 3: Hot dogs are seven ninety seven dollars.
Speaker 1: That's a lot.
Speaker 3: Oh for a rat and a bread roll? No thanks,
Speaker 3: your own your own, No, you're not allowed to take that,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: Yes, you are to take your own food to the footy.
Speaker 3: It's a restaurant, Cheryl at the gate freshie down, doesn't she?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Lawrence, tell me what's you know? Every couple of weeks
Speaker 3: we'll get members in from the Victorian Police, a good
Speaker 3: friend of the show.
Speaker 1: Superintendent our friendly policeman.
Speaker 3: Wayne cheese Man.
Speaker 1: We like to call him Cheesy, our friendly policeman Cheesy.
Speaker 9: Good morning, thanks for having me back.
Speaker 1: Now, hang on a second. There's been some drama in
Speaker 1: the Cheesy household on top of you. If you remember
Speaker 1: the first time we met Cheesy, he told us the
Speaker 1: story about thinking his car had been stolen. That's right,
Speaker 1: he called the police, even though he's a police.
Speaker 3: Where was the car?
Speaker 9: Cheesy? It was in a side street street he was.
Speaker 1: It was a false alarm. But Cheesy, what the hell's
Speaker 1: happened to you?
Speaker 9: All right? So last time I told you that my
Speaker 9: wife found the car. Yeah, this time she came home
Speaker 9: and she found a male in our house.
Speaker 1: Cheezy got robbed.
Speaker 9: We were a victim of aggravada burgery?
Speaker 3: Are you supers?
Speaker 1: See everyone? Anyone?
Speaker 9: That can happen to anyone, And that's my message. So
Speaker 9: I just finished five weeks of leave and I was
Speaker 9: first week back. I was on the phone on Thursday
Speaker 9: morning at work and I had these miscalls, a number
Speaker 9: of miscalls from my wife and my daughter. I go
Speaker 9: to the voicemail and they're both clearly upset. So my
Speaker 9: daughter is doing year twelve, so she had a late start,
Speaker 9: she had some spears in the morning. She's sound asleep
Speaker 9: in her bedroom.
Speaker 3: This is my biggest fear.
Speaker 1: She's what time are we talking to you?
Speaker 9: This is sort of nine thirty between the morning in
Speaker 9: the morning morning.
Speaker 2: In broad daylight.
Speaker 9: So we had a number of trades outside our street
Speaker 9: because they were doing gas work, so there there was
Speaker 9: a number of trades in floral vests. My wife takes
Speaker 9: my middle boy to basketball training, so it's probably a
Speaker 9: forty five to fifty minute round trip. She comes back,
Speaker 9: she walks in the front door, She goes to my
Speaker 9: daughter's room and says, time to get up, get ready
Speaker 9: for school. She does a you turn into the hallway.
Speaker 9: There's an adult male carrying my son's sports bag full
Speaker 9: to the brim and they're the confrontation in the hallway.
Speaker 9: Oh my Okay, they were rattled, but they're okay. No
Speaker 9: one was hurt, which is the main thing.
Speaker 1: Cheesy. That guy's lucky you weren't home when that happened.
Speaker 9: Just say something, you know, and I don't know if
Speaker 9: I can say.
Speaker 1: This, well, be careful you live on the radio.
Speaker 9: In the days afterwards, because he was identified early and
Speaker 9: I knew he was a local to my area. I
Speaker 9: was going out in my car and I shouldn't say hunting,
Speaker 9: but I was looking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was going to say, mate, I would be
Speaker 3: so frustrated. Also, that is my biggest fear.
Speaker 1: So he didn't get away with anything.
Speaker 9: No, he got about fifty three thousand worth of stuff.
Speaker 9: So my son's got a biggest strange sports bag just
Speaker 9: filled with cash. So my mom passed away.
Speaker 4: There was some jewelry.
Speaker 1: He took the jewelry, he took everything.
Speaker 9: So my wife back in the day when Verasiety opened
Speaker 9: up a crown, my wife was a sale the system
Speaker 9: in one of the original ogs, so all the girls
Speaker 9: would get you know, when the sales were on, they
Speaker 9: get all their vintage bags which are now vintage, a
Speaker 9: whole lot of bags when watches when.
Speaker 1: Went Because what advice do you give to someone if
Speaker 1: you find an intruder in your house, you better just
Speaker 1: to let them go, right, you know.
Speaker 9: Yes, But my wife being my wife, and you can
Speaker 9: imagine she's in fronting him how she treats me. But
Speaker 9: she's got no fear. So there was a wrestle over
Speaker 9: the bag in the hallway to wrestle the bag, but
Speaker 9: got my bags. He then he then ran out the
Speaker 9: back door. We live on the main range. She ran
Speaker 9: out the back door and he went down the side.
Speaker 9: So her quick thinking she ran out the front door
Speaker 9: and got the video on her phone on she's got video.
Speaker 9: She's in in front of him, and there's been another
Speaker 9: scuffle as he's tried to go out through the gates.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, surely like you be going. Your professional
Speaker 3: opinion be just let him go.
Speaker 9: Let them go.
Speaker 3: It's not worth it.
Speaker 9: We have insurance. Let them go. You don't know if
Speaker 9: they're armed. Don't want the confrontation. That would be my
Speaker 9: professional advice.
Speaker 3: I find terrifying. That's nine thirty in the morning, do
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? We will just think it's
Speaker 3: just a hard time.
Speaker 4: So your wife's.
Speaker 9: Okay, he's like, I rattled for a few but she's good.
Speaker 2: And did she get the SUCHI handbags?
Speaker 9: But no, they're so you don't have to go out.
Speaker 9: So when he was in, when he was interviewed, he
Speaker 9: didn't He didn't explain where he offloaded the property. So
Speaker 9: all the property's gone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but all the grandmother's jewelry and everything.
Speaker 9: It was a comedy because that's he's gone. He's you know,
Speaker 9: he's on an electric scooter. So as he's got down
Speaker 9: a scooter and I.
Speaker 1: Can show such a handbags, she's getting away car five
Speaker 1: So as he's.
Speaker 9: Going down the street, he's dropped some property which was
Speaker 9: from another burglary tractor, pants fell down his ankles. So
Speaker 9: I turned into a nasty just some comedy as well.
Speaker 3: And so what do you do for the affair? What
Speaker 3: do you do for the lineup? So they all parade
Speaker 3: in and show their buttocks and your wife's like those ones.
Speaker 9: Well, it's funny because my wife got clear vision of him,
Speaker 9: and so the police who attended, who were fantastic to
Speaker 9: be honest, they identified him early and then and then
Speaker 9: the search for him began and they rested him probably
Speaker 9: three or four days later.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's a lasting effect though, like that, you know,
Speaker 3: and your daughter and your wife.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, my daughter was rattled.
Speaker 1: Having someone in your home. But you know what it
Speaker 1: is like, Can I just ask quickly because I know
Speaker 1: you said your wife had just come home. Was the
Speaker 1: front door open or unlocked or so?
Speaker 9: My wife works from home, so we did have a
Speaker 9: rear window that was astatment that was open for some
Speaker 9: fresh air.
Speaker 1: He should be able to do that in there or
Speaker 1: we still had someone home.
Speaker 9: So she normally she locks those windows before all out.
Speaker 9: But it's a clear message that you know I should
Speaker 9: practice what I preach. I say to community forms all
Speaker 9: the time, and I can talk about a little bit
Speaker 9: more if you want to. But so many aggravator burglars
Speaker 9: coming through open doors, open windows, and that's what happened
Speaker 9: to me.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry to hear that.
Speaker 9: No, No, I'm glad there.
Speaker 1: I came glad to record him.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, look, we're doing probe the paper this
Speaker 3: morning thirteen twenty four ten. If you have a question
Speaker 3: for Cheesy.
Speaker 1: Or if you've seen the Vesacci handbags.
Speaker 3: I have a question regarding scooter riders. Actually we're going
Speaker 3: to get to that on the other side of this,
Speaker 3: but thirteen twenty four ten is our number. If you
Speaker 3: have a questioned for Cheesy. We are doing Prave the
Speaker 3: Popos here on nov we are doing Prave the Purpose.
Speaker 3: Jason Lawrence, tell me what's you not? We love the
Speaker 3: Victorian Police. They do an outstanding job and we love
Speaker 3: this guy as well, good friend of the show, Superintendent
Speaker 3: Wayne Cheese Man Cheesy is in.
Speaker 1: The house, friendly police officer Cheesy, who we love having
Speaker 1: on the show.
Speaker 2: A bit of a police rapped from overnight Cheese. There
Speaker 2: was an incident concerning incident in Hawthorne East involving some
Speaker 2: of your colleagues. A police car was rammed at a
Speaker 2: seven to eleven. What do police know so far? Because
Speaker 2: this is terrifying.
Speaker 9: So it looks like the offender's car it had clone
Speaker 9: plates on it, so it got.
Speaker 1: Trapped that fake plate.
Speaker 9: Like fake plate for just yeah, they're not real plates,
Speaker 9: but they're cloned. So we've seen that very commonly. So
Speaker 9: so the theft of number plates across you know, Victoria
Speaker 9: is really.
Speaker 3: What people have taken them off cars.
Speaker 9: So what they'll do is they'll find a White Holden
Speaker 9: or they're at a car yard or in the street
Speaker 9: of White Holding and they'll take the number plate off
Speaker 9: that one and then they'll put it on another stole
Speaker 9: so it looks legit top of the police check it's
Speaker 9: just the White Holding So there's and then they can
Speaker 9: use that new car for different crimes.
Speaker 3: I imagine they're avoiding the personalized plates.
Speaker 9: Yes, so it's very common. So in this particular case,
Speaker 9: the police have identified possibly some clone plates. The offender's
Speaker 9: car is there's some bollards and stuff and then the
Speaker 9: police come in. You know, we're out there all the time.
Speaker 9: In twenty four to seven looking for these things. So
Speaker 9: the police have come across something suspicious. The offenders car
Speaker 9: is then sort of blocked between the police car and
Speaker 9: the bollards, so they've taken on the police car and
Speaker 9: rammed the police card in a way. And that is
Speaker 9: really common to the office. Is okay the officer. No
Speaker 9: one's hurt, which is the main thing. Offenders were arrested.
Speaker 9: He is my understanding, But it is common that, you know,
Speaker 9: especially these days, more and more offenders in various reasons,
Speaker 9: they don't kickling. There's so many people that don't care anymore.
Speaker 3: Do you guys carry the spikes in the back sometimes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you had to stop cars driving.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've got down a real YouTube rabbit hole watching that.
Speaker 9: Yeah. So we do have those and we conduct training,
Speaker 9: so most members are at well trained in they're called
Speaker 9: vehicle and mobilization devices. So there's a procedure of policy.
Speaker 9: But you know, when cars are screaming down the road,
Speaker 9: it's at a planning. We've got to get in front.
Speaker 1: It's got to be safe, yeah, because there's so many
Speaker 1: other cars on the road as well.
Speaker 9: Right, Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: Well, we we're glad to hear everyone's okay. From that incident.
Speaker 3: This morning, Gotta lange Warren Kimberly, I'm thirteen twenty four
Speaker 3: to ten. You're on the air doing probe the paper
Speaker 3: with cheesy what's your question?
Speaker 2: Hi?
Speaker 5: Everyone?
Speaker 8: My question is about the phone uses in the car.
Speaker 8: So I know that we can't have the phone on
Speaker 8: our labs like to look at it, but I was
Speaker 8: wondering are we allowed to have it like on this
Speaker 8: center console area near the gear stick with the g
Speaker 8: yes on it, and like you glanced at it quickly
Speaker 8: like while you're driving or does that count as for
Speaker 8: news as well?
Speaker 9: So so looking at phones it's a big distraction when
Speaker 9: you're driving and we're really trying to work hard to
Speaker 9: driver behavior. Kimberley, you now have to have it sort
Speaker 9: of an eye level on one of those holders. You're
Speaker 9: not allowed to have it in the dash like like
Speaker 9: probably we all used to have it. It's now got
Speaker 9: to be an eye level so that your eyes are
Speaker 9: continually forwarding on the.
Speaker 1: Road, continuously watching the road. That makes sense.
Speaker 3: Driver.
Speaker 4: So a friend of mine puts his in the cup holder.
Speaker 9: No, No, you can't do that.
Speaker 3: Tell him, Yeah, can you let him know?
Speaker 1: Could you let him know? Clint doesn't.
Speaker 2: Do you want to get him on the phone now, Clint, No, No,
Speaker 2: he's probably busy at work.
Speaker 9: Y pass it on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you pass it on to your friend who might
Speaker 1: drive a little Mercedes right o.
Speaker 3: Patrick's dalk morning Patrick? Come on, guys, what's your question for?
Speaker 9: Cheesy?
Speaker 6: So, so, for instance, you see a cargo through through
Speaker 6: a red light and they get flashed by a camera,
Speaker 6: can you then pull them over to give them another
Speaker 6: fine they've already got a fine from the red light camera? No?
Speaker 9: Patrick, We can certainly pull a car over whenever they're
Speaker 9: whenever they're on the road, so we have a power
Speaker 9: to check sort of name and address and license details.
Speaker 9: We wouldn't give you another ticket for that particular offense.
Speaker 9: So you would get a ticket in the mail for
Speaker 9: the red light camera. So so no, you wouldn't be
Speaker 9: issued two tickets for the same offense.
Speaker 1: It's like if you get a parking fine, leave it
Speaker 1: on there, don't take it off because they're not going
Speaker 1: to put another one on top.
Speaker 3: You're asking for a friend as well.
Speaker 1: Now I haven't a media other day.
Speaker 3: You cheese?
Speaker 2: Is it frowned upon to flashy lights to warn people
Speaker 2: of a radar or is it illegal?
Speaker 9: So it used to be you know, I know cases
Speaker 9: where you know police might might pull you over and
Speaker 9: then and then say, you know you're hindering police. For me, really,
Speaker 9: it's about just improving driver behavior. So if someone flashes
Speaker 9: out likes to get people to slow down, and actually
Speaker 9: it's actually a good thing because most people will slow Yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: A good We'll just get around flashing our lights all
Speaker 1: the time, run slow down on the roads. Please are
Speaker 1: you a flash of Clint and a couple.
Speaker 3: A friend?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll let him know about the flashing ring?
Speaker 3: What good morning?
Speaker 13: Good morning.
Speaker 17: I would like to know if you have ever had
Speaker 17: to arrest the family member or a friend for a
Speaker 17: more serious.
Speaker 9: Crime Rihanna and I haven't. Actually no, I haven't had
Speaker 9: any friends or family members, luckily, who have been involved
Speaker 9: in criminal activity or at least that that I know of.
Speaker 1: What about any newsreaders, hopefully that will be awarded for
Speaker 1: just quickly.
Speaker 9: You've got a new boss, Shane Patten. Now, yeah, which
Speaker 9: is such a shame. You know, I think we talked
Speaker 9: about last time. I worked with him personally for three
Speaker 9: and a half years and he is a really hard working,
Speaker 9: dedicated Victoria police member. So I was really sad that
Speaker 9: his career ended up that way. I didn't think he
Speaker 9: deserved it, so personally it was it was a really
Speaker 9: sad day for me, and I think for the organization too,
Speaker 9: where you know, I've had no confidence comes in in
Speaker 9: your leader, and then the way that he left, which
Speaker 9: was obviously his decision, and it probably would have been
Speaker 9: a little.
Speaker 2: Bit un so a new sort of way of policing
Speaker 2: with Rick Nugent No.
Speaker 9: So, Rick is very experienced. He will be a great
Speaker 9: leader for the organization. And I hope that we all
Speaker 9: unite behind him because I think we had a little
Speaker 9: bit more unity. He is just like Shaying and just
Speaker 9: like Neil Patterson who left, our deputy and our other deputy,
Speaker 9: Ross gunp who's retired, They're all focused on the same
Speaker 9: things they want to be in pre community safety there
Speaker 9: there for the organization, So Rick will be terrific.
Speaker 1: Well, we think Victoria Police did a great job, So
Speaker 1: good luck with a new leader. Stay safe out there,
Speaker 1: Vic Paul, I can't believe your house got Rob Cheese.
Speaker 3: On a more positive note, very big day in the
Speaker 3: Cheese household today.
Speaker 1: Yes, we've got a birthday in the chief, your daughter seventeen.
Speaker 3: Today, embarrassed dad's done this?
Speaker 9: No, and she did a terrific job. So when mum
Speaker 9: was confronting the offender, mummy, you know, call the police.
Speaker 9: And she put her bum up against the door to
Speaker 9: locket and she got on the phone and she was clear.
Speaker 1: And Sid's had a tough few weeks without breaking. But
Speaker 1: happy birthday from all of us here at Nova.
Speaker 3: We can't reveal it, but Cheese told us the present
Speaker 3: off the air and it's a crack is it?
Speaker 2: An overhad?
Speaker 4: Kendrick can have an overhad too. We'll give you that money.
Speaker 3: She's good to see you, mate, Good to see safe
Speaker 3: out there. Good morning Melbourne, just gone eleven past eight.
Speaker 3: Coming up next, Clinton and I discovered something Lauren has
Speaker 3: been carrying on her. Oh my god, is this we're
Speaker 3: a little bit shocked by.
Speaker 4: I think it was justified the shock.
Speaker 3: We're going to get to it took you.
Speaker 1: A long time to notice.
Speaker 2: I believe it's been happening for that long.
Speaker 3: We will get to that soon. First, I was trying
Speaker 3: to fly some money.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go to Lizzie and Bayswater morning. Hello,
Speaker 1: how are you Lizzy?
Speaker 13: Not too bad?
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 1: What are you doing? What are you doing today in
Speaker 1: this beautiful thirty four degree Melbourne day.
Speaker 15: Hoping to rescue my garden before it gets to scorching.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, the gardens are struggling, but it's been so hot.
Speaker 1: Bit of a green thumb.
Speaker 13: Yes, horticulturalist, horticulture.
Speaker 1: I can only imagine horticulturalness.
Speaker 4: Horticultural.
Speaker 3: Horticultural culture. A couple of mates in a horticulture into horticulture,
Speaker 3: A couple of mates anyway, Mecca.
Speaker 1: Oh, Barnings, your garden must look expect hackular.
Speaker 3: Lizzy.
Speaker 1: Let's see if we can win you some cash to
Speaker 1: go towards the garden. I believe you want to play
Speaker 1: for five hundred dollars today A medium question.
Speaker 3: Please, let's do it for five hundred, five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Then your brother rent a house and we think a
Speaker 3: horticulturalists used to live there.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, there are many power points, many many and
Speaker 1: also a button you could push and like garage doors
Speaker 1: came down over all the windows. I no know what
Speaker 1: used to happen in.
Speaker 3: There, Liz's place.
Speaker 2: Pull You're not safe unless.
Speaker 1: This is bigger than crim safe. I don't know what
Speaker 1: used to happen.
Speaker 3: Okay, Lizzie, here comes your question. You will hear a
Speaker 3: question and then you will hear three seconds. You need
Speaker 3: to answer within that three seconds. You ready to go
Speaker 3: for five one hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Who is Timothy Shella May currently dating three two one?
Speaker 1: It's been everywhere all over the news. It's Kylie Jenna.
Speaker 1: They were just the SAG Awards together with Timothy made
Speaker 1: the most honest speech I've heard in a long time.
Speaker 1: I loved it. He was talking about wanting to be
Speaker 1: one of the greats.
Speaker 3: Take a listen to this.
Speaker 18: The truth is, I'm really in pursuit of greatness. I
Speaker 18: know people don't usually talk like that, but I want
Speaker 18: to be one of the greats. I'm inspired by the greats.
Speaker 18: I'm inspired by the greats here tonight. I'm as inspired
Speaker 18: by Daniel da Lewis, Marlon Brando, and Vla Davis as
Speaker 18: I am by Michael Jordan, Michael Phops and I want
Speaker 18: to be up there.
Speaker 1: So I love that speech. I thought it was just
Speaker 1: really honest. And people don't do that. People don't say
Speaker 1: how how successful I actually want to be. People don't
Speaker 1: have the courage to say things like that.
Speaker 2: I love speaking of honesty, do you find him attractive?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 3: Oh you're talking to.
Speaker 1: Her, well, yeah, I do think there's something very attractive
Speaker 1: about someone who knows who they are.
Speaker 3: Very defined features, doesn'ty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he is very rat boy.
Speaker 3: Look, sorry you missed out there, Lizzie. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: I'm going to hook you up with tickets to Australia's
Speaker 3: largest fashion event paid how Melbourne Fashion Festival is back
Speaker 3: twenty second of feb to the eighth of March. I'll
Speaker 3: chuck years some VIP tickets.
Speaker 13: Okay, Oh no, thank you?
Speaker 3: No ways.
Speaker 2: Hey Clint, you mentioned in your news there Eurovision. Oh yes,
Speaker 2: your favorite time of the year.
Speaker 3: The sum has dropped our Australian entry.
Speaker 1: Guys, I'm so excited about it.
Speaker 3: I'm into it. It's grown on me, has it.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: I'm glad because it's I think it's I think it's
Speaker 2: going to win.
Speaker 1: I think the kids are going to love it. Can
Speaker 1: we play it?
Speaker 15: So?
Speaker 1: This is the Australian entry into Eurovision. It just got
Speaker 1: released this morning. It's by Go Joe, not to be
Speaker 1: confused with Jojo, and it's about milkshakes.
Speaker 3: It's random.
Speaker 1: Kids, you're gonna love it.
Speaker 2: It's close to your heart, Jase, it's.
Speaker 1: Catchy all right, sing a long with our kids? Can
Speaker 1: we play the whole thing?
Speaker 3: Milkshake Man, let's do it.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: Let's go Wow, there you go, Melbourne. It's Australia's entrance
Speaker 1: into Eurovision Song Contest. It's going to love that, love
Speaker 1: it because what are we say? A Clint When you
Speaker 1: say sweet sweets, I say.
Speaker 3: Nephews dancing around the family.
Speaker 1: In Melbourne as if you weren't in the cast singing
Speaker 1: to that.
Speaker 3: The nov music director Scott Baker boy Smith's going to
Speaker 3: love that.
Speaker 1: He's thrill because we probably bumped out. I don't know
Speaker 1: someone really important for that. See your jelly roll. We'll
Speaker 1: play you later. Because we had milkshake Man, and that's
Speaker 1: what hang on Paris. Someone's called through Paris morning in Paris,
Speaker 1: what do you think of the milkshake Man.
Speaker 8: Their kids are loving were just speaking of the cows
Speaker 8: school drop off and they are loving the milkshake Man.
Speaker 1: The milkshake Man is going to be the new thing.
Speaker 2: Sweet sweet, I love the milk.
Speaker 3: I hate your vision, but I.
Speaker 1: Am all for going to get right behind it this year.
Speaker 9: When is it.
Speaker 3: We must go.
Speaker 4: We must go is a excursion. It's in Basel, in Switzerland.
Speaker 3: I would like to go to barl It seems like
Speaker 3: a long flight.
Speaker 1: Roger, you don't have to come. You can stay here.
Speaker 1: Clintch you want to go, we should. Let's leap. If
Speaker 1: he didn't like the song at the beginning, you and
Speaker 1: I liked it from the start, so we'll go. No,
Speaker 1: you can't sit still that long. When I say sweet.
Speaker 3: Sweet, you say you.
Speaker 1: Can. You love milk, milkshakes, love. We should write a
Speaker 1: song about You're called the thick shake man because you're
Speaker 1: more a thick shake. Let's do a film clip with
Speaker 1: Jase call it the thick Shake Man. Let's actually do that,
Speaker 1: because you love thic shakes.
Speaker 3: Thick shake. I say meal meal because I've always said
Speaker 3: a thick.
Speaker 1: Shake is a all right, I don't want to do
Speaker 1: anything else. The rest of the morning, we're just doing
Speaker 1: about the milkshake math.
Speaker 3: We need to address something on this show. What Oh, yes,
Speaker 3: you need to start acting.
Speaker 1: I've been influenced. You know that those things that pop
Speaker 1: up on the ground as if you haven't done it,
Speaker 1: as if you haven't seen something and gone.
Speaker 4: It looks I need it.
Speaker 1: I need it.
Speaker 3: How long had you had this particular.
Speaker 1: Item and everyday item that I bring in here every
Speaker 1: single day? About three weeks?
Speaker 3: You you were bringing in for three weeks before, Quinton,
Speaker 3: I knowed and nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I was really disappointed because I thought you'd be
Speaker 1: very excited, and it turns out when you spotted it,
Speaker 1: you were very excited.
Speaker 3: Oh it's us. Where are your phoc.
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: That's feel great? Great?
Speaker 1: Shake a case.
Speaker 16: You cooks?
Speaker 6: Mate?
Speaker 1: All right? Who's seen the shaky case on the gram?
Speaker 1: I reckon? I get one of these ads every day.
Speaker 1: It's got little little cutouts of your heads. Jason's in
Speaker 1: the cowboy hat, Clint's like his Channel nine headshot. And
Speaker 1: I've got you guys on the back of my phone
Speaker 1: too with me wherever I go.
Speaker 4: So whenever you take a selfie, everyone sees us.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I'd taken so many photos of you guys for
Speaker 1: weeks before you notice, and I ordered them for you
Speaker 1: guys too.
Speaker 4: You didn't want them, No, my phone, My phone doesn't fit.
Speaker 1: I think it's the worst thing I've ever bought on
Speaker 1: the internet, but I kind of love it.
Speaker 9: Do you this?
Speaker 3: It's like a cray cray ex girlfriend, feeling like.
Speaker 1: You think I'd ever be your ex girlfriend. You'd rather
Speaker 1: be the This is a reminder, This is a reminder
Speaker 1: of how lucky I am to have a real man
Speaker 1: in my life. Because I got YouTube floating around.
Speaker 3: Well it's how much did that? Say you?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know, because I bought three of them, and
Speaker 1: then I paid a little extra to get Clint's head
Speaker 1: in really big little emojis. So I've got totally sucked
Speaker 1: into the to the product that was advertised.
Speaker 4: A lot of people doing this or just just you
Speaker 4: know that.
Speaker 3: I think so the kids what I bought off the
Speaker 3: gram the other day. Yeah, you know, a high pressure
Speaker 3: hose like a gurney.
Speaker 1: A gurny is great, no.
Speaker 3: No carture and like a carture or a mine is
Speaker 3: attached to the wall, you know how you can get
Speaker 3: like retractable.
Speaker 1: But what if you want to move it?
Speaker 3: You can't. But there's like thirty meters of cable. Oh
Speaker 3: and it's all just hooked up.
Speaker 1: What are you carturing though the pavement? Did you get influence?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I nearly got influence, which would be a similar thing.
Speaker 1: It's like phone charges for your car that you're plug into.
Speaker 1: Thing but it's magnetic, so when you stop charging it,
Speaker 1: when it coils back.
Speaker 3: Up pressure thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got influenced.
Speaker 3: It would be good. So the hair plugs in Turkey.
Speaker 2: Hydrogen water bottles have seen them.
Speaker 1: I've seen the ones with the crystals in them.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So basically you just put regulation water in the regulations water,
Speaker 2: then you press the button and.
Speaker 4: Who it turns to hydrogen water.
Speaker 1: And what does hydrogen water do for you?
Speaker 4: It's good for your joint apparently.
Speaker 1: Do you get that on Instagram?
Speaker 3: I got influence.
Speaker 1: Do you read the comment?
Speaker 2: Everyone's like bed and my back was so much better
Speaker 2: and I need that from.
Speaker 1: The regulation water with a bit, but you have to
Speaker 1: restock the hydrogen.
Speaker 2: No, you just press the button. Then goes like a
Speaker 2: soda stream and.
Speaker 1: Does it fuzz it like make a bubble water, which
Speaker 1: just makes it hydrogen.
Speaker 3: But how do you know the difference?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: You're waiting for it. It's on the way. I think
Speaker 3: there was something like that on Shark Tank.
Speaker 1: There's ones that have crystals in them and they meant
Speaker 1: to ground you when you drink the water because they've
Speaker 1: been in the crystals.
Speaker 3: You know what we could get those? We could just
Speaker 3: sit at home and burn twenty dollar notes.
Speaker 2: Your body with hydrogen. Water heals the body in several
Speaker 2: different ways. You can start living your life to the fullest.
Speaker 1: Do you I need one? Did you both.
Speaker 2: Love you?
Speaker 3: The warehouse and so? Or to come through and go another?
Speaker 1: No, wait until you see how nimble we're going to
Speaker 1: be next week. How quickly I can touch my toes
Speaker 1: if I ever need to. You could throw things on
Speaker 1: the ground and I'll pick it up faster than the
Speaker 1: speed of light because all my back won't be my
Speaker 1: joints will be amazing.
Speaker 3: What the weather's like this for Grand Prix weekends.
Speaker 1: Oh we'd be laughing, wouldn't we.
Speaker 3: That's right, Let me have a time. Australian Grand Prix
Speaker 3: is coming. Limited tickets are available. Fat Boys, Sleam Tones
Speaker 3: and I the Living End or or performing at Crown
Speaker 3: Lakeside Festival.
Speaker 1: Ha good and you could be there to Melbourne thirteen
Speaker 1: twenty four ten is our number. We have tickets to
Speaker 1: the Grand Prix to give you. All you've got to
Speaker 1: do is do your best f one race cast sound.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Cody and Craigie. Burn your first up
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 9: Go for it.
Speaker 15: Good morning, guys.
Speaker 17: All right, let's go whoo say whoo.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 1: Whoo she's a girl. Well done, Cody, decent crack. He's
Speaker 1: the one to beat. Ben, Good morning, morning guy. Your
Speaker 1: favorite F one driver.
Speaker 13: Lewis Hamilton at the moment.
Speaker 1: What about Lewis Hamilton?
Speaker 7: Was Michael Schumacher back in the day.
Speaker 1: But well, Lewis Hamilton's gone to Ferrari. Now that's quite
Speaker 1: the combo.
Speaker 3: He's a good looking lad, isn't he.
Speaker 1: He's very little, he's apparently very sweet, nicely all right, Ben,
Speaker 1: give it a crack.
Speaker 13: Might's going to be obviously the old school version, because
Speaker 13: I don't think anyone could do the new cast.
Speaker 1: Go for it, or that's solid, that's very good.
Speaker 3: When they're flying past.
Speaker 1: They did care quite quiet for a while, and then
Speaker 1: they made them louder again because.
Speaker 4: People did they went electric.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, they weren't fully electric. It was a bit
Speaker 1: it sounded electric.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a whole bunch of priuses.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: When I raced him.
Speaker 1: The Celebrity Grand Prix, they gave us evs and the
Speaker 1: boys refused to drive them because they said it was
Speaker 1: emasculating to not make any noise. So they put fake
Speaker 1: exhausts on them.
Speaker 3: They should have got the bit of cardboard with the
Speaker 3: pegs that we used.
Speaker 1: To do on our Yeah, it was like that. Yeah, Stacey,
Speaker 1: Ben's the one to beat.
Speaker 3: Go for it morning, good morning.
Speaker 1: Oh that's pretty good.
Speaker 2: I mean the pitch was you know, I thought that
Speaker 2: was about Rice.
Speaker 1: Ben sounded the same to me.
Speaker 2: Ben might still have We might still have a winner
Speaker 2: to come. Mark in Frankston, good morning.
Speaker 3: Here you going.
Speaker 1: Oscar pistrey man. Yes, got down to Grilt and had
Speaker 1: one of those burgers.
Speaker 19: Yet not yet, not yet, and.
Speaker 3: You call yourself a fan. All right, Mark, when you're ready,
Speaker 3: go for it.
Speaker 1: Not bad, not bad, Mark, But I think it's been
Speaker 1: or Stacy, So you guys decide, hang out of it.
Speaker 3: What I think my money's on.
Speaker 2: I just need just one more taste of quickly, just Ben,
Speaker 2: go for it.
Speaker 1: Stacy over to you sis, have a final crack.
Speaker 2: Yah. Look, I think.
Speaker 1: Stacey went off the track.
Speaker 4: I think Ben's got a bit more windy.
Speaker 1: Ticket to yours.
Speaker 3: Nice work, my friend. You are off to the Louis
Speaker 3: vtone Australian Grand Prix. Enjoy no worries, keep listening to
Speaker 3: No but We've got more tickets later in the week
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 9: How like.
Speaker 3: Experience?
Speaker 2: Who are you taking?
Speaker 3: Ben?
Speaker 6: I didn't think thing about that?
Speaker 3: Friends work for it.
Speaker 12: What to day?
Speaker 1: It is a sparkler out there, Melbourn. Get out and
Speaker 1: enjoy some Vitamin D slip slop slap today. Don't make
Speaker 1: mes sing the song again to G thirty four degrees. Today,
Speaker 1: I'll be doing the.
Speaker 2: Tanning the Yeah, I'll be doing the take the dog.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Maybe later, Maybe I'll take my dog and meet you
Speaker 4: at the tan.
Speaker 1: We should do that.
Speaker 3: We should do it. Cut a lap, I mean a
Speaker 3: cusy dog.
Speaker 1: So you're not going to you know you won't do that.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'll meet you at the end.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you meet us at domain road when you can
Speaker 2: have a coffee afterwards.
Speaker 1: And dot okay and a milkshake like the milkcheck song. Guys,
Speaker 1: I want to talk about something quite serious for a moment.
Speaker 1: I VF. There's a TV show at the moment as well,
Speaker 1: called Big Miracles, which is on Channel Line that I
Speaker 1: know a lot of my friends have been right into.
Speaker 1: It's a following a bunch of women's very physical and
Speaker 1: emotional journeys into trying to have families some of them
Speaker 1: are struggling for a multitude of reasons.
Speaker 3: I'm a bit of a surprise crier, like I cry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me too, a crier, and it's emotional. I cry
Speaker 1: when pefore pregnant. I cry on people where babies, I
Speaker 1: cry when people are unable to have babies, when people
Speaker 1: having challenges. I'm a crier anyway. There's been an article
Speaker 1: in the press this week. It's a news Corp investigation
Speaker 1: which is looking into IVF clinics because there are so
Speaker 1: many of them and it can be overwhelming when it's
Speaker 1: something that you're considering doing. Firstly, there is an enormous
Speaker 1: amount of IVF clinics, and there is a Federal Governments
Speaker 1: Your IVF Success website which goes through which of them
Speaker 1: are more successful in different age brackets in different areas.
Speaker 1: But the alarming part about it for me is which
Speaker 1: a lot of people don't realize, is the cost behind it.
Speaker 1: So in this article it reveals the best value clinics
Speaker 1: while also showing some services are charging up to twelve,
Speaker 1: eight hundred and twenty seven dollars up front for a
Speaker 1: standard IVF cycle. And you've been through IVF, it's often many, many,
Speaker 1: many cycles.
Speaker 3: Well, I got two issues with this. One is there's
Speaker 3: no guarantee, so you're pouring out all your savings and
Speaker 3: there's no garantee. But the other thing is I think
Speaker 3: there are places that play on that and the emotion
Speaker 3: involved and how inspiration desperate people want a baby.
Speaker 1: Well, some are charging as much as ten and a
Speaker 1: half thousand dollars for elective egg freezing and that doesn't
Speaker 1: include any other charges to then.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, use that egg.
Speaker 1: What's interesting about this article, and I employ anyone who's
Speaker 1: looking into it to jump on these websites and have
Speaker 1: a look, is that some of the ones that aren't
Speaker 1: as expensive are actually having much higher success rate, which
Speaker 1: is really interesting.
Speaker 3: What's a website?
Speaker 1: Sorry, well, there's the federal government your IVF success website,
Speaker 1: and there's also a Big News Corp. Investigation into it,
Speaker 1: and you can go down. You can scroll through the
Speaker 1: different clinics and the prices and all the different things.
Speaker 1: Because on top of it being a physical and emotional rollercoaster,
Speaker 1: it's financially hugely costly.
Speaker 2: So that there is some form of medicare rebate and
Speaker 2: in some states, including Victoria, there is a public service
Speaker 2: for IVF but it's just a fraction of the overall price.
Speaker 2: I believe is that your understanding.
Speaker 3: Also, a lot of people are willing to regard spend
Speaker 3: all their savings down and house and stuff to advance it.
Speaker 3: That way, they're not waiting for the public sector, they're
Speaker 3: not on the list. They can just get into it.
Speaker 1: A friend of mine is actually right in the thick
Speaker 1: of it at the moment, and she is on Big Miracles,
Speaker 1: which is on Channel nine. She's coming on the show
Speaker 1: where we're playing a chat with her tomorrow. We did
Speaker 1: catch up with her earlier in the week and she
Speaker 1: talks about some of her trials and tribulations. I didn't
Speaker 1: really have a choice, in my opinion, because of my
Speaker 1: age and my low AMH levels, So I really had
Speaker 1: to go down the path or I'd miss out on
Speaker 1: having kids, and that's it. Some people think that this
Speaker 1: is it's the only way to go. She's doing it
Speaker 1: as a single mother and it's an amazing story. We'll
Speaker 1: talk to her about it tomorrow. But I actually love
Speaker 1: that these conversations are being had, that there's TV shows
Speaker 1: about it, because these are very very real. Well, it's
Speaker 1: the reality for a lot of people. A lot of
Speaker 1: single people, a lot of families. Sometimes I think the
Speaker 1: more we talk about it, well.
Speaker 3: It might be a nice push to get people thinking
Speaker 3: about it earlier as well.
Speaker 2: There is that, but the success rate for many people
Speaker 2: isn't what they would hope and they're dropping hundreds or
Speaker 2: got dollars on this.
Speaker 3: Let's see thirteen twenty four to ten. If you feel
Speaker 3: comfortable to join the show and chat about it, you
Speaker 3: can remain anonymous. How much have you spent trying to
Speaker 3: have a baby? Thirteen twenty four thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 3: is our numbers?
Speaker 1: The absolutely these heartbreaking stories out there as well, and
Speaker 1: there's hugely successful stories.
Speaker 3: We've got friends of ours a sort of that fork
Speaker 3: in the road at the moment where the funds have
Speaker 3: dried up and they're still.
Speaker 2: Trying, and very similar to my friends who have refinanced
Speaker 2: the house to just try and get a little bit
Speaker 2: of extra money in so they can have one last crack.
Speaker 3: Also, then there's the pressure on the relationship, like these guys,
Speaker 3: you did it?
Speaker 1: What did? Do you have any idea what it costs you?
Speaker 3: I think we were very lucky in regards to Low's
Speaker 3: egg retrieval, Like what we ended up getting a couple
Speaker 3: of eggs on the first round, which was great because
Speaker 3: I mean, you could go through that, because you can
Speaker 3: go several times.
Speaker 1: Ten rounds, you.
Speaker 3: Know, thirteen twenty four ten is our number. How much
Speaker 3: of you spent trying to have a baby. We'll hit
Speaker 3: the cause next. We are talking about the show Big Miracles.
Speaker 3: You've got a friend of yours that's popping up on it.
Speaker 1: Yes, my friend Andre's on the show. It's an amazing story.
Speaker 1: We're going to catch up with her tomorrow. On that show,
Speaker 1: it's all about IVF and families trying to conceive and
Speaker 1: trying to have babies. There's a myriad of reasons why
Speaker 1: all these different women have needed some help, and it's
Speaker 1: an amazing TV show.
Speaker 3: Steve is on the line on thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: You're on the first season of Big Miracles. We're talking
Speaker 3: about how much you've spent to try and have a baby.
Speaker 19: Get Steve going.
Speaker 3: We are good. I missed the first season. I'll be honest,
Speaker 3: so I'm not one hundred percent sure about your journey.
Speaker 1: How much money did you spend on IVF?
Speaker 19: We did thirteen rounds, I believe, and two surgeries. I
Speaker 19: think least a lot of ours was dis cance the
Speaker 19: situation that we were going through. But I'm pretty sure
Speaker 19: we spent around eighty k.
Speaker 1: Wow, Steve, and on top of eighty thousand dollars. It's
Speaker 1: the emotional and the feasical toll on a woman's body
Speaker 1: and on a family as.
Speaker 2: Well, right, Yeah, it was.
Speaker 19: It was a whole lot because she went through about
Speaker 19: cancer which put her out on the IVF journey. So
Speaker 19: once she became cancer free, we started the IVF journey,
Speaker 19: which she through the treatment of cancer, gave her menopause,
Speaker 19: so she had beenopause at twenty seven wow, So they
Speaker 19: basically sort of had to reverse the menopause. And during
Speaker 19: the cancer treatment they actually remembered her title that's Avary
Speaker 19: and put that in the freezer so they could do
Speaker 19: the cancer treatment that wasn't affected.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 19: Like I said, once cancer stream is all dune, she's
Speaker 19: all cancer free, and we started the IVF cycle, which
Speaker 19: is then they put some of that IVF tissue back
Speaker 19: inside her body.
Speaker 3: God mate, modern it's just incredible.
Speaker 19: Yeah, it sort of regrows when you start the IVF cycle.
Speaker 19: From there.
Speaker 3: How's she doing now? And you guys still on the
Speaker 3: IVF journey.
Speaker 19: I know we had our daughter two years ago.
Speaker 1: What a gift.
Speaker 19: Yeah, so it was the whole of a journey. Our daughters,
Speaker 19: I think the thirteenth or fifteenth born in Australia through
Speaker 19: the same way.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 4: Is that is that a little miracle for you?
Speaker 19: Certainly is. We sort of got to the point where
Speaker 19: we thought it's not gonna happen. We've spent times of
Speaker 19: money in many years playing.
Speaker 4: Does it make you emotional, Steve?
Speaker 19: Yeah, it does it?
Speaker 13: Does you spend that much time trying, Steve, that's the first.
Speaker 19: Thing in the world.
Speaker 1: What a great result for you, Steve, be very proud
Speaker 1: of that. It is emotionally taxing on both of you
Speaker 1: and you've got now. Steve, congratulations, that's awesome.
Speaker 2: Love to the families, Steve.
Speaker 3: Belinda is on the line from Sundry morning. Blenda, good morning, guys,
Speaker 3: are going were good? Mate? How much did you spend
Speaker 3: trying to have a baby?
Speaker 17: We spent thirty thousand dollars? Wow, we had They retrieved
Speaker 17: six eggs from me and we did five rounds pretty
Speaker 17: much one after the other with no success. And the
Speaker 17: emotional strain on our little family was huge. Like it's
Speaker 17: just unbelievable. So we had one egg left and we
Speaker 17: sat it in the freezer for about twelve months before
Speaker 17: we decided, you know what, roll the dice one last
Speaker 17: time and it worked.
Speaker 6: Oh, Blinda and our eggs.
Speaker 17: It was our last roll of the dice, and our
Speaker 17: little Harry was born.
Speaker 1: Oh and how precious is Harry? What does it mean
Speaker 1: to be a mum to Harry?
Speaker 17: He is our miracle baby? You know, you just it's
Speaker 17: really like you were saying before about it being just
Speaker 17: so unspoken. You sit in these IVF waiting rooms and
Speaker 17: they are for the families that just it's almost out
Speaker 17: of reach for so many people with how expensive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's the thing, right, and the baby comes
Speaker 3: along on it just gives to do well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but not everyone can even afford to go through
Speaker 1: the And sadly, for as many success stories as we hear,
Speaker 1: there are a lot of heartbroken families out there that
Speaker 1: aren't able to conceive it all.
Speaker 2: All these people sharing their stories deeply personal, but also
Speaker 2: give so many others hope.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you and you are right, I thought.
Speaker 1: So a lot of people going through it right now,
Speaker 1: and we are thinking of you. We know, this is
Speaker 1: really hard to hear sometimes as well.
Speaker 3: Hey, Jackie, you did it for four years. You spent
Speaker 3: so much money into it, losing your house.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's right. So we did four years of IVS.
Speaker 10: I didn't lost count of how many rounds. Towards the end,
Speaker 10: we swatched through a few different specialists. But similar to
Speaker 10: the last caller, we had one egg left on our
Speaker 10: last cycle. The most eggs I ever got was two
Speaker 10: in a cycle, and they kept canceling it because it
Speaker 10: just wasn't worth trying to retreat two eggs. And it
Speaker 10: got to the last one where we had no money less,
Speaker 10: and I said, I don't even care, just try it,
Speaker 10: just try and get two eggs. I'll give it everything
Speaker 10: that we've got, And luckily one of them took and
Speaker 10: we got our little our son, Auslan, who is now
Speaker 10: or nearly seven years old.
Speaker 1: Wow, Jackie, was there a time in that process, if
Speaker 1: you don't mind me asking, where you really felt like
Speaker 1: you'd lost hope in the process.
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 10: So many times, so so many times.
Speaker 2: We're given that, Jackie, what would you say to other
Speaker 2: people listening this morning about the whole process.
Speaker 10: My sister's actually about to start going through it at
Speaker 10: the moment. And I just give her so much love
Speaker 10: and so much hope because after all that we tried,
Speaker 10: eventually it worked, and you just have to keep hope
Speaker 10: because you just don't know when it's going to work.
Speaker 10: Like funnily enough, after we had our son three months
Speaker 10: he was three months old and I found out I
Speaker 10: was pregnant naturally.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 10: So our plan was we'd spent all of our money,
Speaker 10: we'd re mortgaged our house to have our son, and
Speaker 10: then the plan was to go back to work almost
Speaker 10: straight away, and I did that, and then I felt pregnant.
Speaker 10: But because I hadn't worked enough in between having both children,
Speaker 10: I wasn't eligible for any parental payment, so we couldn't
Speaker 10: afford to stay in our house. So we ended up
Speaker 10: having to sell the house, and luckily we were able
Speaker 10: to move in with my parents and we had somewhere
Speaker 10: to go. But it just kept feeling like blow after
Speaker 10: blow after blow, like try everything.
Speaker 1: But you've got your your little babies and it's all
Speaker 1: worth it, huh.
Speaker 10: Oh exactly like I would do it all over again.
Speaker 10: I wouldn't change a single thing. They're perfect and I
Speaker 10: love them, but I just feel so much for everyone
Speaker 10: going through it because it's awful.
Speaker 1: Do you so hard, Jackie, you've been through it. You
Speaker 1: said you lost hope going through it, you lost your house.
Speaker 1: Do you think these conversations and people being aware of
Speaker 1: how tough it is is so important because you really
Speaker 1: need a lot of support when you're going through IVF,
Speaker 1: don't you.
Speaker 10: He needs so much support, Like it's the people, And
Speaker 10: I think for me as well, Like I was nineteen
Speaker 10: and we started going through it because we found out
Speaker 10: that it was going to be very hard for me
Speaker 10: to have children. So I was nineteen, so none of
Speaker 10: my friends, no one I knew, was going through it,
Speaker 10: and I felt so isolated. But I think now it's
Speaker 10: so good because so many more people are talking about it,
Speaker 10: whereas back then no one really was and it was
Speaker 10: sort of very hush hush, and it's a really hard
Speaker 10: thing to talk about when you're going through.
Speaker 3: Of course, I like having these conversations because the more
Speaker 3: we talk about it, the.
Speaker 2: More we normally you know what the emotion in the voices.
Speaker 3: And everyone's got a different story. Everyone's got a different story. Hey,
Speaker 3: before we get out of here, I just want to
Speaker 3: finish with Kate in Langlorren, South Kate, Hi, Kate, how
Speaker 3: many rounds did you do?
Speaker 15: It got up to fourteen?
Speaker 1: So how much does that cost?
Speaker 15: I had to re mortgage my home twice. I cost
Speaker 15: me one hundred and sixty thousand.
Speaker 3: And how did the journey? And for you?
Speaker 15: Other tests insane and they tried everything. I ended up
Speaker 15: on my fifteenth round. I went to Adelaide and thanks me.
Speaker 15: My beautiful sister covered me for that one because I
Speaker 15: had no money and she gets, let's give it one
Speaker 15: more go and went to Adelaide to do it and
Speaker 15: it was successful.
Speaker 1: Oh about baby.
Speaker 15: Yeah, she's six. Her name is Siena with a C,
Speaker 15: so it means God is gracious. So but yeah, I
Speaker 15: seven years SURVIVORF caused me to the menopausal. By the
Speaker 15: time I'm thirty eight, I had a stroke because medication
Speaker 15: I was injecting. Yeah, so five injections a day. It
Speaker 15: caused me to have a stroke. After another miscarriage and carriages.
Speaker 1: Well, Kate, we're glad we've got your little bundle of
Speaker 1: joy with us now it is. It is hugely taxing
Speaker 1: on people emotionally, physically, financially, and our thoughts are very
Speaker 1: much this morning with people going through it at the
Speaker 1: moment because it is certainly not an easy thing to
Speaker 1: go through. And while we're thrilled for everyone who's had
Speaker 1: successful stories, there are a lot of people that are
Speaker 1: really struggling with this. So we're thinking of you this morning.
Speaker 3: We're going to air our chat tomorrow with Anna, your
Speaker 3: friend who's on Big Miracles as well.
Speaker 1: And she's awesome. She's great, she's great, she's scary, honest, the.
Speaker 2: Way she attacks her situation, we'll give a lot of
Speaker 2: others inspiration.
Speaker 1: Great, she's great. She'll be on the show tomorrow and
Speaker 1: of course you can catch her on.
Speaker 4: Big Miracles on the nine Network.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much to everyone who came forward sharing
Speaker 3: their stories as well. Thank you for being Hey guys,
Speaker 3: we are getting out of here.
Speaker 1: To hit gorgeous sunshine.
Speaker 3: We're off to do the time.
Speaker 1: You're not going to do the tann Have you ever
Speaker 1: walked to the town you were going to go yesterday?
Speaker 1: How'd you go?
Speaker 3: I couldn't get there. I had to go the.
Speaker 2: Field church in Jay's tackling Anderson Street Hill.
Speaker 1: No one Wing, that's w hill Death. It's a great hill.
Speaker 1: It's good, good for the.
Speaker 4: Card, for the car.
Speaker 3: I like sitting there having a picnic, watching people take
Speaker 3: the hill.
Speaker 1: You can't, you can't. You're lying. You've never done that
Speaker 1: because there's a big fence unless you're sitting in the
Speaker 1: car eating a taco bell or you ain't.
Speaker 3: Having a little city and is it? Are out of here?
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