Speaker 1: Get you the way morning, every day, every lazy adelaide.
Speaker 2: Can I say something very controversial?
Speaker 3: Absolutely you can.
Speaker 4: I don't understand that Adam Brody effect.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, I said, yes, but you're not that controversial.
Speaker 3: Well what's wrong with you?
Speaker 4: So I think on Netflix at the moment, nobody wants
Speaker 4: this has like a ninety four percent approval rating. Everyone
Speaker 4: is so into this show. So I binge watched it
Speaker 4: in two days.
Speaker 3: Hang on, say can we just can we just sort
Speaker 3: of jump in? And I don't get it? But here
Speaker 3: it is. Hi everyone, I'm Joanne, I'm Noah.
Speaker 5: Did you know there's a rabbi here?
Speaker 6: No shit?
Speaker 2: Yeah where he has a beard and he was definitely
Speaker 2: judging me.
Speaker 3: Sounds like a rabbi. Here's your phone.
Speaker 4: There is not a Jewish bone in her body unless
Speaker 4: you put one in her shield.
Speaker 1: You're the rabbit.
Speaker 3: It's heart right. I'm late to the party, okay, but
Speaker 3: I'll jump.
Speaker 5: On all right.
Speaker 4: So basically this is the premise of the show. Adam
Speaker 4: Brody is the main carrier and he's starting to be
Speaker 4: a rabbi immediately not hot.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, that's not your stock standing storyline from Hollywood
Speaker 3: is it.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 4: But he's getting so much love for his character who's
Speaker 4: in love with Kristen Bell because he's so caring Brdy
Speaker 4: bra someone on Twitter, So we must immediately induct Rabbi
Speaker 4: Noah Roklov into the rom com boyfriend Hall of Fame.
Speaker 4: Rocky no one's calling him that the show. It's a
Speaker 4: really great show, it's a really funny show.
Speaker 2: But he is.
Speaker 4: And I don't think anyone can disagree with this, not
Speaker 4: even you producers. He's rodent hot or hot rodent as
Speaker 4: the trend goes.
Speaker 3: So just real quick.
Speaker 5: Men that are hot, but they can't look like.
Speaker 3: Rats if you look really that makes so much sense.
Speaker 7: Like Barry Key and Timothy Shallamy, Jeremy Allen wy it's
Speaker 7: in the face, and I think, particularly for Adam Brodie,
Speaker 7: it's in the scruffy beard.
Speaker 2: The scruffy beer gets me splintered, tidy it.
Speaker 3: Up, splinter ratus from the ferrels, that sort.
Speaker 2: Of yeah, why are you you.
Speaker 4: Understand it's the scraggly beard that doesn't just he's the
Speaker 4: fact that he's not overly tall or well built, non athlete.
Speaker 2: There I said.
Speaker 4: It right, I don't I get that he's caring and
Speaker 4: he's very much in love and you know all that
Speaker 4: sort of stuff. But thirteen twenty four ten, does anyone
Speaker 4: else not get the Adam Brodie thing?
Speaker 3: See what about Adam Brody back in the OC? They're
Speaker 3: my first memorage, Yes, Seth, it was like he's such
Speaker 3: a nerd, but he landed summer to do that.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 3: It was one of the all time mismatches.
Speaker 2: It's so true.
Speaker 4: Is there anyone that you don't get so that you
Speaker 4: sort of going, why does everyone think they're hot?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: But I always get looked at funny when I say it?
Speaker 7: Go on, I don't get Channing Tatum, get her out?
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. Have you seen magic mind?
Speaker 7: Yeah? And doesn't do it for me too, I think.
Speaker 4: Wait, wait, wait, he's too well put together? Is that
Speaker 4: what he's too? Chisels and his face there's no such thing, Andrew, No, there.
Speaker 7: Definitely is such a thing. And his face is slightly thummy.
Speaker 3: He's got a built face. It's like he's it's like
Speaker 3: his head works out as well. It's like he's got a.
Speaker 1: Heap of mustards.
Speaker 3: He does never he's got a bit of a bowl head.
Speaker 3: I think, so, Yeah, he's a good looks good looking.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: The only time I found him slightly attractive is in
Speaker 7: the early Step Up movies when he was a bit
Speaker 7: more lean.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, are you sorry?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 4: What about you over there? Producer Flak? Anyone that you
Speaker 4: go think they're hot?
Speaker 3: I don't get Sydney Sweeney, Oh my, I don't get it.
Speaker 3: Produce a flag. I'll give you two reasons I'm stealing
Speaker 3: from from Zoe, so I think I'm allowed to say this.
Speaker 3: She's got a weird face, just like Chating.
Speaker 2: She's stunning.
Speaker 6: Oh okay, but Channing Tatum's he's got a weird face.
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: Is there anyone who don't.
Speaker 3: I'm going to say, maybe this is controversial as well.
Speaker 3: I'm going to say Leo Dicaprico and maybe now the
Speaker 3: girls he only goes out with his outrageous super models
Speaker 3: who have to be under the age of twenty five?
Speaker 3: Is it a power thing? Is it because it is him?
Speaker 3: Are they thinking about Leo back in the day?
Speaker 2: I think so.
Speaker 4: And Also he's sort of okay, he's controverty, he's let
Speaker 4: himself go.
Speaker 2: He's very comfortable, very dad body.
Speaker 3: Now he's dad Bob, but he's very comfortable in only
Speaker 3: dating super models under the age of twenty five.
Speaker 5: I'd go there if I was a supermodel. See, but there's.
Speaker 2: Several things that aren't working out.
Speaker 7: Then he's not scrawny and ratty enough apparently, but young
Speaker 7: Lero was pretty scorny and raddy. I think that's what
Speaker 7: it is people think about young Leo when they see him.
Speaker 4: Okay, we'll get involved in the conversation at thirteen twenty
Speaker 4: four to ten.
Speaker 2: Is this someone that you just.
Speaker 4: Don't get don't call don't call up and say Jonie
Speaker 4: and Hasty don't we don't get us either?
Speaker 3: Oh my, what's calling? Finally Jakes? Yes, finally we saw
Speaker 3: some action via the trade period. Yes, that goodness for
Speaker 3: port Adelaide support. He's probably sitting there right now. But like,
Speaker 3: how do I feel about this? Dan Houston wanted to go.
Speaker 3: He's out, so we're not going to hit Dan Houston
Speaker 3: over anymore.
Speaker 2: I know I feel sad about that. But also seeing.
Speaker 4: The image of him in a Collingwood jersey last night, yuck.
Speaker 3: See. I controversially said to you, everyone looks good in Collingwood.
Speaker 2: That is absolutely I could not disagree.
Speaker 3: With you more on what was so very neutral.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's Collingwood.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know. I mean when you really look into
Speaker 3: it and you work out that it's Collingwood that hits
Speaker 3: a different hit, HiT's the different cord.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I feel like once you pop on a
Speaker 4: Collingwood jersey, your arrogance just increases by about seventy eight percent, meaning.
Speaker 3: Whoa, that's who said it. It's a big, strong club. Unfortunately,
Speaker 3: Dan Houston's going to play some really good football there
Speaker 3: that's probably going to turn them into Premiership contenders.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine when he comes back here and plays
Speaker 4: at the Adelaide over Lands.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gets some feedback, So he will certainly get.
Speaker 2: Some feed from the boundary.
Speaker 3: I think some port Adelaide got Jack Lacochis from the Suns.
Speaker 3: They got Joe Richards from Collingwood. They also got Rory
Speaker 3: Atkins from the Suns as well, which was a bit
Speaker 3: of a salary dump on Gold Coast behalf. They got
Speaker 3: picked thirteen, twenty nine, thirty six and fifty. They lost
Speaker 3: Dan Houston of course, a twenty twenty five first round
Speaker 3: pick and picks thirty nine and fifty eight. The deal
Speaker 3: just ended up getting done. I'm not sure who really
Speaker 3: won some people in like Cane Corns. How boy, very
Speaker 3: scathing of the situation.
Speaker 2: Well did Kine have to say about it?
Speaker 3: I just didn't think it was a very good deal
Speaker 3: for Port Adelaid.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, okay, there you go.
Speaker 4: Well, Port was a pretty strong on effect that they
Speaker 4: weren't going to do the deal unless it suited then.
Speaker 2: So has it suited them?
Speaker 3: Well, they got what they wanted in terms of landing
Speaker 3: JACKLA coaches. Okay, yes, and Dan Houston gets to leave
Speaker 3: back to Victoria and not go to North Melbourne, so
Speaker 3: he's went as well, probably happy. What about this as well?
Speaker 3: While we're talking AFL an exclusive last night from Mitch Cleary.
Speaker 3: He said multiple GWS players are said to be suspended
Speaker 3: to start the twenty twenty five season after distasteful costumes
Speaker 3: and skits from their post season function.
Speaker 2: My goodness.
Speaker 3: We don't know exactly what's been done, but the fact
Speaker 3: that they're getting suspended for the start of next year
Speaker 3: means it's obviously pretty contrabs.
Speaker 6: It's pretty bad.
Speaker 3: We're still doing this.
Speaker 4: The thoughts on Wacky Wednesday, Mad Monday, whatever you want
Speaker 4: to call it, thoughts on football players getting dressed up
Speaker 4: in this day and age, when everyone's a little bit sensitive,
Speaker 4: why are we still doing it?
Speaker 5: Love it?
Speaker 3: I love the costume, but you can be creative with
Speaker 3: the costumes. And every single year you look at what
Speaker 3: the Cats boys do and it's absolutely brilliant. Sometimes they
Speaker 3: dressed to take the pierce out of people in the media,
Speaker 3: and that's even better. They dressed the situation. It's never controversial.
Speaker 4: I don't know, maybe it's had its moments over the years,
Speaker 4: but apparently the theme was couples for the GWS Giants,
Speaker 4: and they performed a few skits in the privacy of
Speaker 4: a hotel hell room. But someone anonymously has come forward
Speaker 4: and said, I'm not happy about this behavior.
Speaker 3: There's a lot to dissect from that. Yeah, secondly, who's
Speaker 3: the anonymous person? Who's the anonymous hero? But firstly, a
Speaker 3: wrong was done, yes from the GWS plans.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's a bit of a sucker And
Speaker 4: see this one and see exactly what they've done, who
Speaker 4: they've dressed up as, and what these skits entailed before
Speaker 4: we all jump on the bandwagon and lay the boots
Speaker 4: into gw wes.
Speaker 3: I just don't get it. I mean, why do these
Speaker 3: things happen after blokes have had forty five years. I
Speaker 3: just don't get it. It's crazy. Let's see if we
Speaker 3: can work that out. Can we fu? Father?
Speaker 2: He's on the money.
Speaker 3: Six, Let's get loose some of those things that we
Speaker 3: like to talk about, which we can't do after seven
Speaker 3: o'clock's got straighten up and everyone can get involved, including producers.
Speaker 5: Are we good morning?
Speaker 3: Who's just got a very interesting mind.
Speaker 4: She's significantly more in interesting than us in this space
Speaker 4: because she is single and active on the dating scene.
Speaker 2: You and I, however, old and married.
Speaker 3: A bit of a dirty bird comes from a long
Speaker 3: line of dirty birds.
Speaker 2: I think he's a dirty bird from wayback, dirtiest of birds.
Speaker 3: Apple doesn't fall.
Speaker 7: Well this morning. Her little studies come across my desk,
Speaker 7: and I find it really interesting. Women's brains respond more
Speaker 7: to romance on a full stomach.
Speaker 3: This is very confusing. I mean everything about the female
Speaker 3: species is confusing for us, miles, But to you, howful
Speaker 3: are we talking?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 7: So the way that they did the study I find
Speaker 7: quite interesting. They had women who were full and women
Speaker 7: who were hungry, and they showed them romantic pictures and
Speaker 7: measured their brain and torn well, they said romantic pictures.
Speaker 7: Take with that you It could have just been hot
Speaker 7: photos of Robert Pattinson.
Speaker 3: It would have been a romantic novel by Jilly Cooper.
Speaker 7: So greater sensitivity to stimuli when you're hungry. So if
Speaker 7: you're hungry, you'll be things flashing at your blah blah blah.
Speaker 7: But if you're like focusing on romance when you're full straight, oh,
Speaker 7: and you're not thinking about the hunger.
Speaker 4: Right, two immediate thoughts to this. Yes, when I'm hungry,
Speaker 4: I'm revolting. Yes, I'm not nice to.
Speaker 3: Be green, so feed me.
Speaker 4: But if I'm too full, don't touch me, do not
Speaker 4: even look at me, even look at me sideways. And
Speaker 4: I'm full because and also if you want to get
Speaker 4: you know, romantic in inverted commas, when you're full, there
Speaker 4: is a real danger of things moving about in that
Speaker 4: stomach and making noises.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't want.
Speaker 3: It to agree. Are you saying this isn't sexy, particularly
Speaker 3: right in the heat of passion, your stomach going you
Speaker 3: know it? Does that?
Speaker 5: Any excuse me?
Speaker 2: And I love it?
Speaker 5: I love this.
Speaker 7: This pull from the article makes me slightly uncomfortable. The
Speaker 7: data suggests that eating me prime or sensitized young women
Speaker 7: to rewards beyond food.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 5: If you if you're not distracted.
Speaker 7: By how hungry you are, which, as we said, Joe's
Speaker 7: being angry makes you filthy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, then you have more susceptible to this time.
Speaker 3: This is such a fine line with Jody as well.
Speaker 3: So it's like, oh, she's really hungry, she's such a buch,
Speaker 3: she's got a full stomach.
Speaker 6: Get up.
Speaker 4: There's absolutely no in between what It just puts new
Speaker 4: meaning to the word like if a woman looked at
Speaker 4: you and went feed me.
Speaker 2: Andrew, Oh, like, I'm so good for.
Speaker 4: Classic This satellade boy has built up a six hundred
Speaker 4: million dollar empire through oversized wearable blankets.
Speaker 6: We can find the blanket and the hoodie and the
Speaker 6: rest is history.
Speaker 9: Now taking the capital and investing in startups on Channel
Speaker 9: ten's Shark Tank.
Speaker 6: I'm looking for clever inventions because there's millions on the line.
Speaker 6: These products is amazing for half a million dollars business, do.
Speaker 5: We have a deal with all that success?
Speaker 4: He's still pretty happy living in Adelaide with his animals.
Speaker 6: Got two pygmy goots, one normal go.
Speaker 5: Three sheets to our pocket.
Speaker 9: Please welcome Davy Foggetyze very special guest in the studio
Speaker 9: and the next season of Shark Tank Australia if premier
Speaker 9: is tonight eight point thirty on the beautiful ten and
Speaker 9: ten play, and we please put our hands.
Speaker 4: Together for Davy Foggey who's the star of it.
Speaker 3: Hey don't be welcome, thank you.
Speaker 2: Okay, So this is all filmed in the can Yes.
Speaker 6: Yes, okay film.
Speaker 2: How are you feeling about the premiere tonight?
Speaker 6: I'm super excited. It's actually a good dynamic. So we've
Speaker 6: got three of the sharks that we had previously, but
Speaker 6: we've got two new people as well, and they just
Speaker 6: bring this whole new dynamic of it. There's a few arguments,
Speaker 6: but it makes good viewership.
Speaker 4: And you've been in this situation as a startup, right,
Speaker 4: so you just must have so much empathy for these
Speaker 4: people who are just trying to kick start their businesses.
Speaker 6: Definitely, But at the same time, you know, look at
Speaker 6: them and they're so put together. So when I first started,
Speaker 6: you know, doing businesses, maybe I was twenty one years
Speaker 6: old or so, and I'm looking at some of these
Speaker 6: people and they're very young as well, and They're standing
Speaker 6: up in front of five prolific kind of investors, business people,
Speaker 6: and they're holding it together incredibly well. So you know,
Speaker 6: they're definitely there's definitely some amazing things in their future.
Speaker 6: But yeah, they're great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, your story and we heard a snippet of just
Speaker 3: before when we introduced you, but the Woodie is just
Speaker 3: it's ridiculous in your wild streams? Did you think it
Speaker 3: could take off and be so successful so quickly?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I always knew I was going to be rich.
Speaker 6: You know. I was when I was young, like when
Speaker 6: I was literally I can't even remember the time that
Speaker 6: I didn't know that I didn't want to be rich.
Speaker 6: It was that young, like in primary school. I was
Speaker 6: obsessed with money, and I didn't know when I launched
Speaker 6: Udi that that was the thing that was going to
Speaker 6: do it. I thought it was just another stepping stone
Speaker 6: in a long line of failures that I had had
Speaker 6: at that point. But I got very fortunate with the
Speaker 6: team that was involved the product, timing the fact that
Speaker 6: it went viral as well, and social media TikTok just
Speaker 6: kind of became a thing at that point. Yeah, So
Speaker 6: I got very very lucky, and that's why I kind
Speaker 6: of got there.
Speaker 4: So when you said you had a couple of failures,
Speaker 4: was there a point where you doubted yourself and you
Speaker 4: started to go, I don't think this is going to happen.
Speaker 2: I don't know that I've got the goods.
Speaker 6: So I had a little taste of success when I
Speaker 6: was starting out, but nothing was working, and you know,
Speaker 6: I got scammed all my money. I launched a Vietnamese
Speaker 6: roll shop and it completely failed, and I was pretty
Speaker 6: much done. And then I was just one night I
Speaker 6: was just like, I just need to have one more
Speaker 6: crack at it. And then I launched calming blankets, and
Speaker 6: then I launched the Woodie and then they both worked.
Speaker 6: And it kind of shows that you know, just as
Speaker 6: you're about to give up, if you just go one
Speaker 6: more time, you can make it happen.
Speaker 4: What's been the one thing that you've done because you
Speaker 4: have this money that has made your heart sing?
Speaker 6: I think being able to travel with my friends and
Speaker 6: just kind of experience life. Do you shout them Yeah,
Speaker 6: of course, of course, as much as much as they'll
Speaker 6: let me. You know, sometimes if they're too proud or
Speaker 6: they don't feel comfortable with that, I would never enforce
Speaker 6: that and I just want to spend time with them,
Speaker 6: So yeah, but yeah, I think being able to experience
Speaker 6: everything in life, like the ups, the downs, the traveling,
Speaker 6: building a beautiful home, that kind of stuff is something
Speaker 6: that you know constantly makes my heart sings. It's just experience,
Speaker 6: and I feel so blessed as a twenty nine year
Speaker 6: old to be able to actually do that.
Speaker 3: This is a man who's so unbelievably wise for someone
Speaker 3: who's under thirty. Can you are just the paint bit
Speaker 3: of a visual Can you tell us exactly what a
Speaker 3: Davy's wearing on his feet? Because I just think what's
Speaker 3: happening there is absolutely beautiful and magnificent all in one.
Speaker 4: Well, this is the only comparison I will make between
Speaker 4: you and Davy, because your wife gives you an allowance
Speaker 4: each and every week, which I think is about seventy five.
Speaker 3: That is true, different worlds.
Speaker 6: You will mad, you can't get back, so seventy five.
Speaker 4: But you're not just wearing the berks, and you have
Speaker 4: taken a leaf out of the Andrew Hayes page where
Speaker 4: you're wearing the clothes toe birth controversial.
Speaker 3: Controversial, Well, the man knows.
Speaker 6: Hell gets hurt cold.
Speaker 2: Right, you know that you can afford to buy more.
Speaker 3: Than I've always said if it's good enough for Davy Foggy,
Speaker 3: it's good enough for that.
Speaker 4: You've always said that just before we let you go.
Speaker 4: Has there been an idea on Shark Tank where you've gone,
Speaker 4: oh wow, because it's gonna be huge.
Speaker 6: I think this season that is a business that you
Speaker 6: know will probably itself for fifteen hundred million dollars.
Speaker 3: In a few years.
Speaker 6: It is that much of an incredible investment.
Speaker 4: It's a combination of a Birkenstock and an audio together.
Speaker 3: Davy, there you go.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, he's a millionaire. David, thank you so
Speaker 4: much for coming in. It's an absolute privilege to hear
Speaker 4: your story. And thank you so much for your time.
Speaker 6: No thanks.
Speaker 4: Sam an over Adelaide radio star hosting Breakfast with Dylan
Speaker 4: Lewis until twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: She's one half of.
Speaker 9: Adelaidy and host of Hello Essay on Channel nine.
Speaker 1: Only in South Australia.
Speaker 10: Can you do a food and wine tour on this babix.
Speaker 4: And if that's not on us, just casually having our
Speaker 4: own artwork displayed in Henley Beach.
Speaker 5: What my dreams is come true?
Speaker 1: My aunt is at a beautiful.
Speaker 5: Shop in Heavenly please welcome.
Speaker 2: Hailey Pearson.
Speaker 10: Is exploding right now. This is so nice. It's like
Speaker 10: walking back into my old home.
Speaker 4: I was going to say, you worked in this very studio, which,
Speaker 4: by the way, would not have changed an inkling.
Speaker 1: No, it actually has.
Speaker 10: You have like technology in here now, like videos and stuff.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's way nicer than when we were here.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So your show with Dylan, I know how much
Speaker 2: you love that man.
Speaker 5: I love him, he's my sister.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so how did that?
Speaker 4: How did that feel coming back in here now and
Speaker 4: all those memories of work? Do you know what?
Speaker 10: It's a funny thing in radio because quite often you
Speaker 10: don't want to go back to the radio station you left,
Speaker 10: Like I probably wouldn't go back to any of the
Speaker 10: other places I've worked, but this place is literally so
Speaker 10: I just love it.
Speaker 1: I love everybody here.
Speaker 10: I didn't want to leave, only left because Dylan decided
Speaker 10: to go and be a rock star.
Speaker 1: So how dare you leave this show? We are having
Speaker 1: so much fun?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he left, and can I peel back the
Speaker 4: curtain just a little bit?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Crazy?
Speaker 4: And this is why I love this woman so much,
Speaker 4: And even when I worked on a rival radio station.
Speaker 2: I always loved you.
Speaker 1: I know, and vice versa.
Speaker 4: And the thing that I loved about you is you
Speaker 4: and Dylan had this pact duell me against the world.
Speaker 2: We're in this together. So when you decided to pull
Speaker 2: the plug, you were like, Okay, I can't. Oh no,
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 4: But you know what that's like, Well, that's sort of
Speaker 4: loyalty in radio does not exist.
Speaker 10: No, But you're like that too, and that's why you like,
Speaker 10: it's so important to have someone that you work with
Speaker 10: that you genuinely love and have fun with and respect.
Speaker 1: And so when I left, I was like, you got
Speaker 1: to go to nov the best, the best.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean that has turned out to be the
Speaker 4: most magnificent decision of my career.
Speaker 3: With you, guys, I was waiting for the catch's to happen.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 3: Can I say something about Dylan Lewis as well? So
Speaker 3: when I what you say, I'm still his sister. I
Speaker 3: promise it's positive. So when I first started, it was
Speaker 3: with Lewis Low yeah, and I it was refreshing because
Speaker 3: Dylan Lewis. I grew up with Dylan Lewis, like he
Speaker 3: was on the TV. Yeah, I know, it's the absolute star.
Speaker 3: And he was so good on radio, and then it
Speaker 3: matched up in real life and almost like a mentor ship.
Speaker 3: Just a really, really beautiful man who had spare.
Speaker 1: Time for everybody. Nah No, I didn't really have a
Speaker 1: lot of time for everybody. It depends if you're in
Speaker 1: his inner circle.
Speaker 10: I never watched him on Recovery, ever, so when I
Speaker 10: saw that, I just fell in love with him because
Speaker 10: I worked with him in Interstate as well.
Speaker 1: So I just loved him for him now.
Speaker 10: And I kept saying that to him because he loves
Speaker 10: to hold his hat on the fact that he was
Speaker 10: on Recover and he was a celebrity back then. But
Speaker 10: I was like, no, you're beautiful now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I love you how you are now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And so when he left, yeah, I called him and
Speaker 1: I was like bawling on the phone, going you dog.
Speaker 1: And then COVID happened, and so he couldn't be a
Speaker 1: rock star anyway. I shouldn't have gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably shouldn't have left. Well, it's worked out quite
Speaker 2: well for us.
Speaker 4: You have sort of reinvented yourself since you left radio.
Speaker 4: You do Adelaidy on Channel nine. You do a magnificent
Speaker 4: job with la but also the thing that I think
Speaker 4: will be your next incarnation is your art.
Speaker 1: This is like, this is going.
Speaker 10: To make me cry because that's really nice. Well, thank you.
Speaker 4: Your art is spectacular and I'm still waiting for you
Speaker 4: to do a piece.
Speaker 1: Just ask me, I'll do a piece for your house.
Speaker 2: He did enough, you would be going, I like your art.
Speaker 1: You're going to give me more information.
Speaker 2: That's true, that's true. But you are so incredibly talented
Speaker 2: in that space. Where do you want to take it?
Speaker 2: And if people want to buy a peace, where can
Speaker 2: they do that?
Speaker 10: This is this is definitely not just me coming on
Speaker 10: radio plugging my art because I feel really awkward about
Speaker 10: it because it's normally with everything else I do, whether
Speaker 10: it's radio or TV or with Lauren, it's with someone else.
Speaker 10: So this is me pouring my actual heart out onto
Speaker 10: a canvas and then putting it out there for people
Speaker 10: to judge.
Speaker 1: Like we just judge Sydney Sweeney and Adam Brodie.
Speaker 4: We did a lot, So I don't know.
Speaker 10: One day, that's my that's my aim is to one
Speaker 10: day I just want to paint.
Speaker 1: I'm going to have a studio at home and not
Speaker 1: ruin my house.
Speaker 10: I have to burn my house down because there's paint
Speaker 10: everywhere and I just want to I just want to paint.
Speaker 10: I sell my art online and I'm in a beautiful
Speaker 10: shop in Henley at Creative Soul Prints.
Speaker 3: Very intelligence. I've seen, yeah, I saw all the phone
Speaker 3: a lie when you launch their gallery, Like, I know
Speaker 3: everything that I could find really nice, so bright and
Speaker 3: it makes you happy.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, Jodi, you can be my next peaks.
Speaker 2: Okay, beautiful?
Speaker 1: Do you like me to paint you or just like
Speaker 1: something bright and color?
Speaker 7: God?
Speaker 4: No, you know you talk about being an introvit not
Speaker 4: wanting it to be all that.
Speaker 2: That would be very straight.
Speaker 1: It will be all about you. I'll do a two
Speaker 1: by two of Jodie before we let you go.
Speaker 3: We were speaking before about Adam Brody and of course
Speaker 3: it's Sidney Sweeney and we don't want to get turned
Speaker 3: into a really judgmental space.
Speaker 1: It's so judging.
Speaker 10: I was listening to you on the way and cows,
Speaker 10: just a couple of cows.
Speaker 4: But do you get that Adam Brodi think, Hey, I
Speaker 4: was like I was with you all the way, Ratty chewy.
Speaker 1: H kind Ratty Like I'd love to be his friend.
Speaker 1: Because you're a kind rat.
Speaker 2: But you're too like wiry Yeah, get it?
Speaker 1: Do you know what I mean? Like all the hair
Speaker 1: is wiry?
Speaker 2: And then we were like, who do you like?
Speaker 4: And you're like my husband without without being Jimmy's is
Speaker 4: he on Netflix?
Speaker 1: No it's not. Would you like some is your husband?
Speaker 9: Joe?
Speaker 2: I know he's pretty kid?
Speaker 1: Some is your husband?
Speaker 3: Top? Sholf Chat's really? Yes? Great, so good to see
Speaker 3: you again tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: Yes, so be there. Shane Lowe's coming as well.
Speaker 5: Dylan.
Speaker 1: We couldn't provide him with a writer, so I don't think.
Speaker 2: He's like Eminem's without the blue ones in and so.
Speaker 1: We couldn't come to the party.
Speaker 3: Good start. Paley Pierson is definitely going to be there.
Speaker 3: I feel like it's really hard to start a conversation,
Speaker 3: particularly if it's anywhere else but either a dating website
Speaker 3: or an app, or even at a nightclub. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I haven't been in this space for years and years.
Speaker 2: No you haven't.
Speaker 3: But there's a story getting around where I'm just not
Speaker 3: sure which side of the fence I sit. A woman
Speaker 3: has revealed she received a creepy text from a complete
Speaker 3: stranger who had seen her number on her luggage tag
Speaker 3: at an airport. The text read hi Kristin, my name
Speaker 3: is Nate. Ooh. I added that bit and doesn't say ooh.
Speaker 3: I saw you and thought that you were so beautiful,
Speaker 3: so I had to find a way to talk to you.
Speaker 3: I saw your nut but on your luggage tag and
Speaker 3: decided to text you. I promise this isn't as weird
Speaker 3: as it seems. Give a guy a chance with a
Speaker 3: question mark that.
Speaker 5: Is as weird as it seems.
Speaker 4: I mean, you can go one of two ways, can't you.
Speaker 4: It's either real rom com territory.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: I saw this woman.
Speaker 4: She was so beautiful and blah blah blah like a
Speaker 4: James Blunt song.
Speaker 2: I saw her on a train. She was stunning, so
Speaker 2: I wrote a song about her.
Speaker 3: She smiled on somewhay. Yeah, but she was with another man.
Speaker 2: We all understood the context of it.
Speaker 4: So we can go down that path, or we can
Speaker 4: go down the path where how do I say this?
Speaker 4: The vibe between men and women at the moment can
Speaker 4: be a little bit uncomfortable and a little bit predatory
Speaker 4: at times. So that's sort of where I'm going with him.
Speaker 3: Okay, So it's an invasion of privacy, yes, because if
Speaker 3: I'm looking at it from an old school point view,
Speaker 3: I'm like, well it's quite ballsy, though.
Speaker 5: Don't you think we're not in a this is real life.
Speaker 7: You have have invaded a privacy privacy by going to
Speaker 7: her luggage, getting her number to contact, go up to
Speaker 7: her and say.
Speaker 2: Hello, Yeah, if you're that keen, yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not really about this. I don't think Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm with you, gone to talk to her face person.
Speaker 7: I'm the wrong person to ask about this stuffcause we'en
Speaker 7: I'm extremely aggressive in this space. But my cousin had
Speaker 7: something similar happened to her last week. She had a
Speaker 7: plumber come to her house and of course they needed
Speaker 7: her number so that they could let them come into
Speaker 7: the property. Afterwards, she received a text, Hey, I've never
Speaker 7: messaged a ten and after hours, but you're really cute
Speaker 7: and I loved your seat.
Speaker 5: Never got your name.
Speaker 3: You can't do that because it's purely in exchange of
Speaker 3: numbers for work purposes.
Speaker 7: Yes, but if he really thought she was that cute
Speaker 7: that whatever, it's still inappropriate. But couldn't have asked her
Speaker 7: a name when they were together instead of getting her
Speaker 7: number tracking her down.
Speaker 5: It's weird.
Speaker 4: So this happened to one of my best girlfriends. So
Speaker 4: she had some tradees around to her house. She lived
Speaker 4: in an apartment and they were doing some work and
Speaker 4: he obviously took a liking to her because she is stunning,
Speaker 4: and he left a post it note.
Speaker 2: On her door.
Speaker 4: It said, Hey, we were doing some work at your place.
Speaker 4: Is it okay? If I get your number? I think
Speaker 4: that's more Are you doing that?
Speaker 6: Well? Like that?
Speaker 7: I think that's more appropriate because it gives her the
Speaker 7: power of she can just.
Speaker 5: Ignore no, no, no.
Speaker 2: But here's the kicker. She was married.
Speaker 3: Oh okay.
Speaker 4: It put her in an incomfortable position where she had
Speaker 4: next time she saw him doing work around the apartment building.
Speaker 3: Her coming back, Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Had to say, I'm really really sorry, but I'm married.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a bit of a twist.
Speaker 4: That's a massive Okay, Well, you should have waited till
Speaker 4: the end of the story before you.
Speaker 3: Do so many different judgments. There you go. What we
Speaker 3: can conclude from that is still very confusing. You ladies,
Speaker 3: we don't know you, We don't know what.
Speaker 5: Don't be weish hez you.
Speaker 2: Please say very good morning to the beautiful Merrick.
Speaker 3: Why, thank you very beautiful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hey, please talk us through your history on over
Speaker 4: No on nine because we obviously have our twentieth birthday
Speaker 4: party and it's going to be huge.
Speaker 8: But you only twenty, yeah, only twenty.
Speaker 2: It's only twenty. You have done some crazy shites on
Speaker 2: this on this station. Oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 8: I've single handly nearly destroyed and over about four or
Speaker 8: five times, but only three of those were when I
Speaker 8: was working there. It's one of those things. I mean, obviously,
Speaker 8: I've got a huge passion for NAVA because Rossa and
Speaker 8: I actually started not just Sydney, Nava Boy started the network.
Speaker 8: We kicked off the network and with the first people
Speaker 8: to speak on air more than twenty years ago, and
Speaker 8: then we watched the other cities come online. And it's
Speaker 8: always been very very close to my heart. So it's
Speaker 8: great to see that the you guys are celebrating twenty years.
Speaker 8: But I've done some extraordinary damage to that brand.
Speaker 3: Like, seriously, business, can.
Speaker 8: I tell you about some of my favorite moments where
Speaker 8: I've wasted company money?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 8: One time, Rossall and I got bored, so we hired
Speaker 8: two helicopters to fly us to lunch and then we
Speaker 8: send a ten thousand dollars bill to managers.
Speaker 3: Oh my, are you serious?
Speaker 8: Why would I be joking? It was a crazy time.
Speaker 8: It was the early two thousands. We were listening to
Speaker 8: Blink one night too, and we lost our minds. What
Speaker 8: happened is, in all seriousness, one of our theme members,
Speaker 8: one of our producers, was talking about how they've never
Speaker 8: been on the helicopter and it made me sad, and
Speaker 8: I don't like being sad. You know what I did
Speaker 8: is I went and booked to helicopters and then we
Speaker 8: flew out and we had lunch in the Blue Mountains
Speaker 8: in Sydney, and then we came back and nour manager
Speaker 8: nearly had a meltdown. It was one of the best
Speaker 8: days of my life. It was so good handing over
Speaker 8: that bill and not paying for it. Oh my god,
Speaker 8: I'm going to hear another one.
Speaker 2: Yes, do you want to hear another one?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 8: One time. I one time I was I was about
Speaker 8: this go on air at breakfast and over and I
Speaker 8: read that Bubbles the Monkey, which was owned by Michael Jackson.
Speaker 8: After Michael Jackson had died, he didn't have a time,
Speaker 8: and I was sad. I don't like being sad, right
Speaker 8: it Bubbles the Monkey was making me sad, So I did.
Speaker 8: I spent ten thousand dollars and I bought Bubbles the
Speaker 8: Monkey from America. I spent ten thousand dollars on the chimpanzee.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Do you want to know the reaction of the building
Speaker 8: after I spent ten thousand dollars of company money on it?
Speaker 8: On a chimpanzee that could never come to Australia.
Speaker 3: Not very good.
Speaker 8: He's not very good, My boss Kiwizine. He had an
Speaker 8: absolute meltdown over that one and started yelling at me
Speaker 8: in the corridors and I went, whatever, mate, Seriously, he said,
Speaker 8: you're not going to get your money back on the chimp.
Speaker 8: He ever lost money on a chimpanzee. No one's lost
Speaker 8: money on a chimpanzee.
Speaker 10: Mates.
Speaker 8: He settled down, Just do the things. I also, did
Speaker 8: you want to hear one more?
Speaker 9: Yees?
Speaker 8: Have you got time for one more? If you listen,
Speaker 8: it's got time for one more? Okay. So one time
Speaker 8: when I was in Nova, they had a like a
Speaker 8: little vesper was brought in as a promotional vesper into
Speaker 8: the corridors at Nova and anyway, they said, I said,
Speaker 8: can I have a ride on it? And they said no, Merrick,
Speaker 8: you can't ride it. And that made me sad. Now
Speaker 8: what have we learned about me? I don't like being sad.
Speaker 8: I don't like being sad. So I wasn't able to
Speaker 8: ride the vesper. So I went home and I got
Speaker 8: my Ja caddie. It's a one thousand cc you caddy,
Speaker 8: and I brought it back into Nova, brought it into
Speaker 8: the lift, took the fifth floor of Nova, and I
Speaker 8: absolutely carved up the carpet with a motorcyle through all
Speaker 8: the corridors of No that that cost them five thousand
Speaker 8: dollars to replace the carpet.
Speaker 3: Seriously, I remember, and this was this was a huge
Speaker 3: moment in my family because I remember saying to Dad
Speaker 3: Will driving It must have been like sort of two
Speaker 3: thousand and two, two thousand and three, and I said, Dad,
Speaker 3: put it on ninety six point nine. We're in Sydney
Speaker 3: and Dad said, well, who's this? It's American Ross and
Speaker 3: these bloody dickheads. We're not listening to them. And then
Speaker 3: within five minutes, you guys are doing something ridiculous and
Speaker 3: it was funny. And my Dad's in stitches and he's
Speaker 3: looking at me and going, all right, maybe they're all right,
Speaker 3: maybe they're al right, Like this is huge. Your broke
Speaker 3: a bloke who traditionally wouldn't veer away from AM even
Speaker 3: if his life depended on it. It was a huge
Speaker 3: moment for our family, A.
Speaker 2: Good win for you marriage, good win.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Look, I'm like an lie. I should have preferred
Speaker 8: my stories in that one. That one may be sad,
Speaker 8: and what do we learn about me?
Speaker 5: I don't know, be sad?
Speaker 8: Sad making me sad?
Speaker 5: You do that.
Speaker 4: And also, because you are feeling sad about Hazy's story,
Speaker 4: you should just have him fired today.
Speaker 2: That wouldn't make me feel better.
Speaker 8: If I had the it's only I had the power,
Speaker 8: you would have. What are you guys doing to celebrate
Speaker 8: twenty years of Nova and Adelaide.
Speaker 4: We're having a big party of the district at sky City,
Speaker 4: and there's a someone someone's going to win ten grand
Speaker 4: on the night, and there's a casino next door, so
Speaker 4: what could possibly go wrong?
Speaker 8: That's really good. It's so completely frank. I thought on
Speaker 8: your budget that you'd probably be having a hot dog
Speaker 8: down to the Exodu. But if I've lucked out this
Speaker 8: fantastic what a great place.
Speaker 4: Oh Mary, what an absolute pleasure to talk to you
Speaker 4: this morning. You're an institution with this network and yeah,
Speaker 4: we love you on this show.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 8: Thank you very much. You know what I'm l like
Speaker 8: for Nova. I'm the Herpes of Nova. I never go away.
Speaker 8: You think I'm gone, but then I come back.
Speaker 3: That's what I am because herbies makes me sad. Well done.
Speaker 8: You needed a joke and you've got one of