Speaker 1: We got Get you the morning every day, every gentlemen, adelaides,
Speaker 1: he's been making us laugh for over two decades.
Speaker 2: Wait does that make him sound old?
Speaker 3: At age fifty percent of men start to lose what.
Speaker 4: They Willie Wonko having fun. It's not the way it's
Speaker 4: written on my guy.
Speaker 5: But she's right.
Speaker 6: He's a comedian, broadcast television presenter, podcast host and a
Speaker 6: children's writer and he's back on our screens with his
Speaker 6: show The Hundred.
Speaker 3: It's all about Australians. They're the ones that join us
Speaker 3: each week, and so I guess there's people love watching themselves.
Speaker 6: Please welcome to No Him Night or nine an no.
Speaker 2: Lee Lee.
Speaker 3: Lord, guys, you left off dim fim producer. I'm just
Speaker 3: I've just reliefed a joke during COVID about whether we
Speaker 3: could make a premium dim them this five years to
Speaker 3: actually get it right now. Yes, I've got Jimmies and Kinney.
Speaker 3: You can actually get a a cole.
Speaker 7: That is.
Speaker 2: That's amazing.
Speaker 4: Stop it? Oh my god? And aren't you opening it
Speaker 4: a bar in New York? Did I see that somewhere
Speaker 4: as well?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, we opened Old Mates, which again took about
Speaker 3: three years. I don't know why they were all rounding
Speaker 3: it at the same time. But if you're ever in
Speaker 3: New York and you want to splash of Australia, head
Speaker 3: to Old Mates is the only ozie pub in.
Speaker 8: Manhatt So then surely you get the best dimmies that
Speaker 8: you could possibly put in your mouth in this bar
Speaker 8: in New York.
Speaker 3: We actually haven't connected it two yet.
Speaker 4: One on one mate.
Speaker 3: That's a good point, Joe. Yes, I don't think Coals
Speaker 3: have expanded yet to America, so we'll have to find
Speaker 3: another operator there.
Speaker 4: And at the risk of sounding like I'm stalking you
Speaker 4: on social media, you're doing a big renold is it
Speaker 4: at Weerribee or it's just like an old, really old mansion. Hazy.
Speaker 3: It sounds like it should be in the attis of
Speaker 3: Aza mill and it's tried of didy. I'm great about it.
Speaker 3: It's on the Yarra River, yeah, which is obviously the
Speaker 3: most beautiful river in the.
Speaker 4: World, second early to the Torrens here in Adelaidia.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Beck and I have found this place from eighteen seventy
Speaker 3: six and hadn't been lived in for thirty five years,
Speaker 3: so had grass growing through it?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: I actually you had been lived in and being unfair
Speaker 3: of the pigeons and the rats and the foxes that
Speaker 3: had lived in there. So we're trying to restore it
Speaker 3: at the moment, but it's a long process. I've been
Speaker 3: going for a year and a half. I've got two
Speaker 3: years to go.
Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, very nice. I mean, can we go
Speaker 8: from one passion piece to another? And that of course
Speaker 8: is the Carlton Football Club go the blue? Why do
Speaker 8: you guys do it to yourself?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I just feel do you know, I feel so
Speaker 2: bad for Essendon and Carlton supporters. You're so tortured.
Speaker 3: I know, I know it's a tough one at the moment. Look,
Speaker 3: at least we're not Melbourne. That's what I keep saying myself,
Speaker 3: because at least we're not Melbourne. It's not about being
Speaker 3: the top. It's just about not being on the bottom.
Speaker 3: But you know, will cap the long season, as you know,
Speaker 3: being a being a football it's a long season. Thinks
Speaker 3: this sing around, Yeah, obviously I'll do a given him
Speaker 3: run for them and.
Speaker 4: Big chance to turn things around.
Speaker 8: On Thursday night, Andy Lee from the hundred is with
Speaker 8: us and coming up next He's going to give us
Speaker 8: a few examples of what's coming up on the show tonight,
Speaker 8: including what percentage of Australians are best friends with their siblings.
Speaker 6: He's been making us laugh for over two decades.
Speaker 2: Wait does that make him sound old?
Speaker 3: Percent of men start to lose what they're Willy Wonko
Speaker 3: having fun? It's not the way it's written on my
Speaker 3: k But she's right.
Speaker 6: He's a comedian, broadcast, a television presenter, podcast host and
Speaker 6: a children's writer and he's back on our screens with
Speaker 6: his show The Hundred.
Speaker 3: It's all about Australians.
Speaker 9: They're the ones that join us each week, and so
Speaker 9: I guess the people love watching themselves.
Speaker 6: Please welcome to No.
Speaker 5: Him Night by nine and.
Speaker 4: Now The Hundred is back. We love it when you
Speaker 4: come on because you always check a couple of curly
Speaker 4: ones at us. Let's go through it new.
Speaker 3: Season of one hundred and seven thirty New Times for
Speaker 3: seven thirty Wednesday. I don't know why they've bought us earlier.
Speaker 3: I'm sure they've ever watched the show. The content. Sometimes
Speaker 3: it's an appropriate for kids, but no family friendly. Now
Speaker 3: in fact, we're kicking enough because we're in a family
Speaker 3: friendly slot. With the topic of families oh yeah. So
Speaker 3: let me see if you guys understand or can pick
Speaker 3: any of these questions. I was Sophie Munkin's Hamish Blake.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure if you heard who might have not
Speaker 3: that's not familiar with him, but also Mike Gold's. Then,
Speaker 3: but what percent of Ozzie is considered their sibling a
Speaker 3: best friend?
Speaker 4: Sitling fight? Yeah, they fight like captain dogs until they
Speaker 4: get a bit older.
Speaker 8: I think you makes me think that it's a large percentage,
Speaker 8: because everybody who's got a sibling, it's either you're made
Speaker 8: of honor or your best man.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say seventy two considered, Yes, fifty percent.
Speaker 3: She's got that one forty five percent. You don't live
Speaker 3: in a wholesome family.
Speaker 4: There. You're giving families far too much credit for getting along.
Speaker 3: Exactly how many of us have been busted as a
Speaker 3: teenager sneaking out.
Speaker 10: Of the house.
Speaker 4: What depends if you got caught or not?
Speaker 2: Doesn't it all right? Legend? I'm going to go sixty
Speaker 2: two percent.
Speaker 4: No, I reckon it's lower than that thirty five percent.
Speaker 9: Twenty six Joe, And that's why she's just been a
Speaker 9: darling of radio a long time, even though it's a
Speaker 9: mood point. Hate is going like calm at the moment.
Speaker 2: Let's seems like I'm making zero on three and what the.
Speaker 3: Senate Australians stack their cutlering and the dish washer with
Speaker 3: the handles facing up.
Speaker 2: Oh why do that?
Speaker 4: So I've got it? Yeah, because I've got a tray,
Speaker 4: one of those slide out trays.
Speaker 9: I'm to.
Speaker 8: God, I'm not trying to be I'm still taking my
Speaker 8: dishes down to the tyrant. I'm going to say, hi,
Speaker 8: I'll go, you go first the time.
Speaker 4: Actually, okay, you've already lost. I don't play ducks and
Speaker 4: drakes with me.
Speaker 2: It's a long season.
Speaker 4: As Andy said, yeah, probably sixty two percent.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm going to go sixty three percent.
Speaker 3: And you'd lose. You're row and three like half my friends.
Speaker 3: I don't know why people put the handles up. The
Speaker 3: part that's in your mouth you want to clean, that's
Speaker 3: the part that you should face. The water for hot water,
Speaker 3: that's good, do it.
Speaker 4: It's the knife thing. You don't want to cut someone
Speaker 4: with your knives facing arm.
Speaker 3: Quickly you're diving in there to unpack it.
Speaker 4: Andy, you're an absolute legend. Thank you so much, for
Speaker 4: coming on the show.
Speaker 2: Hundred and Lee is back tonight seven thirty on Channel
Speaker 2: nine and nine. Now.
Speaker 1: The following segment is the mature audiences only and contain content,
Speaker 1: graphic language and nudity.
Speaker 4: Not that you'll see it is easily offended.
Speaker 2: Well, you're about to find out just how easily your father.
Speaker 2: He's only money Jody.
Speaker 4: Six.
Speaker 2: But what I will say is only for a few minutes.
Speaker 4: One of your best segues, I reckon.
Speaker 2: Filthy Conte. Could we talk about only fans?
Speaker 4: Please please?
Speaker 8: It's not the phenomenon that is only fans. She just
Speaker 8: keeps on getting stronger and stronger. There's all these articles
Speaker 8: that are popping up for me that just makes me wonder,
Speaker 8: which the trajectory that only fans heading is really quite alarming.
Speaker 2: Okay, in my way, here's a headline for it.
Speaker 8: I'm an only fan star my insane work ethic which
Speaker 8: is stronger than nine to five workers.
Speaker 2: This is Haley Davies. She's a twenty six year old
Speaker 2: only Fans creator.
Speaker 8: So she's come out and listed the reasons why her
Speaker 8: job is basically hard and more important, she puts some
Speaker 8: more rows and you stops there.
Speaker 2: A nine to five worker.
Speaker 4: Do tell why and how? Hailey Davies, the twenty six
Speaker 4: year old Only Fans Star, is working harder than a
Speaker 4: nurse or a teacher.
Speaker 2: Got well, I think more so. It's just a demanding schedule.
Speaker 8: She reports working approximately fifty hours per week, engaging in
Speaker 8: tasks such as content creation, managing spreadsheets, tracking sales, marketing,
Speaker 8: responsibilities comparable to those in conventional professions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, so it's just getting your gear off and
Speaker 2: filming and putting on the internet.
Speaker 4: The inset photo is just her in some sort of
Speaker 4: leather underwear, just playing with her hair with a choker collars. Yeah,
Speaker 4: hard working professional.
Speaker 2: Good spot on, Hailey, make sure you put that in
Speaker 2: the spreadsheet. Let's move on to Lily Phillips.
Speaker 4: What's Lily doing?
Speaker 8: She says that she doesn't regret sleeping with one hundred
Speaker 8: and one men in one day, despite her tearful breakdown,
Speaker 8: because she just wanted to push herself to the limit.
Speaker 2: Ohne, I feel like The Only Fan Stars is sort
Speaker 2: of taking.
Speaker 8: Taking it to a level. Where are you supposed to be? Like,
Speaker 8: Oh wow, congratulations, I don't know, well done. You're a
Speaker 8: supreme athlete. I wish my kids were like you. Like,
Speaker 8: what are your role models?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not entirely sure. This is quite close to
Speaker 4: my heart at the.
Speaker 2: Moment because career change.
Speaker 4: No, because I have a friend whose son just got
Speaker 4: engaged to an only Fans star and her remark to
Speaker 4: me is she actually earns more money than all of
Speaker 4: us put together.
Speaker 2: So who's the full That's right.
Speaker 4: He's the fool was getting up at four o'clock in
Speaker 4: the morning and doing this plava.
Speaker 2: Did you see that's Bonnie Blue.
Speaker 8: I'm not sure if it was really not that she
Speaker 8: got engaged and it was still a college student. No,
Speaker 8: I'm just going to say this because it's an audiot
Speaker 8: six forty. What his caption was on the internet. He said,
Speaker 8: her wholes are for everyone, but her heart is mine.
Speaker 8: We're all human and we all make mistakes.
Speaker 4: Sometimes they're more public than other mistakes.
Speaker 2: Though sometimes they're funnier than others.
Speaker 4: So eagle eyed cricket fans have spotted a very unfortunate
Speaker 4: hon Air blunder after essays thrilling Sheffield. She'll win over
Speaker 4: the weekend, so we broke a twenty nine year She'll drought.
Speaker 4: It was a historic victory go Thesackers, but It's obviously
Speaker 4: was very confusing for our good friends over in Perth
Speaker 4: because in a newsroom over there, instead of using this
Speaker 4: South Australian logo, they use the South African Cricket.
Speaker 2: Team logo, which says SA Cricket.
Speaker 4: Yeah, these things can happen the protest and as we
Speaker 4: just tried to explain to producer Molly, that is the
Speaker 4: responsibility of the journalists doing the story to do a
Speaker 4: bit of googling and then you send it off to
Speaker 4: the graphics department. You say, use this please, but things
Speaker 4: can go awry. Things can go awry on the news desk.
Speaker 4: Check out Jodi and Hazy on Instagram. You you sitting
Speaker 4: on the Channel seven news desk the other day, said
Speaker 4: that you were at Nova Yeah.
Speaker 2: I said, that's a looking sport this afternoon on Nova.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then she was right to do it.
Speaker 8: Gertie said, hang on a second, Hang on a second there, Champ, Yeah,
Speaker 8: do you know where you are right now?
Speaker 2: And I had no idea and I blacked out and
Speaker 2: I passed up and I woke up in the hospital.
Speaker 2: That's what I felt me.
Speaker 4: You know that in between you had to chat to
Speaker 4: your boss before you woke up.
Speaker 2: In hospitals.
Speaker 8: Just alarming though, just how aggressively they got champed by Gerdie.
Speaker 8: That the process, and look, I've told you before that
Speaker 8: the souper, the little strap that comes up to say
Speaker 8: it says your name. I just put my name from
Speaker 8: one time on there. But so here's the thing. You've
Speaker 8: got to send off what you want in the background.
Speaker 8: So for Channel seven when you're watching sport in particular,
Speaker 8: maybe watching Bruce Abernethy, and then a little picture at
Speaker 8: the back there that comes up over your shoulder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the journalist.
Speaker 8: Journalist responsibility to say exactly what you want and the
Speaker 8: words as well, and then you should check it afterwards
Speaker 8: and make sure it adds.
Speaker 4: Up hundred percent. You can check that on your computer
Speaker 4: to make sure that they've got the right image coming
Speaker 4: back at you.
Speaker 8: The editors that do these things, I'll just say, generally speaking,
Speaker 8: the ones that I've met, they're not.
Speaker 2: Sport enthusiasms heavy into sport. When you say just give
Speaker 2: me a.
Speaker 8: Picture for example of I don't know, Miles Bergman, you
Speaker 8: just want to make sure that the editors are using
Speaker 8: Google and not Bing. Because they're using Bing, there is
Speaker 8: a chance that they put in Miles Bergmann and Jason Francis,
Speaker 8: and there's a little bit confusion.
Speaker 4: Very similar looking, man. I have done that before, by
Speaker 4: the way, when I've done a story about you know,
Speaker 4: Hamish Harlotte and it was Charlie Dixon that popped up
Speaker 4: in the background.
Speaker 8: Not even similar except for maybe the tattoos. You're not
Speaker 8: the best one I've ever seen. And we're sitting there,
Speaker 8: This was maybe a couple of years ago, and we're
Speaker 8: sitting there watching the news and sometimes when you see
Speaker 8: them there watching the opposition of every go you're looking for,
Speaker 8: you're looking for.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, So it was a story.
Speaker 4: Seven and Channel nine, not great friends, that's no secret.
Speaker 2: It was a story about Michael Voss. Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: And it was I think a story about him probably
Speaker 8: joining the Blues, and it was something about Voss's time
Speaker 8: blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: And I'm not kidding. That was a bit of bread. Voss.
Speaker 4: How does that happen?
Speaker 2: Like that is classic bing? What does that happen? When
Speaker 2: Michael Boss?
Speaker 8: You type in Michael Voss to Google, you'll get three
Speaker 8: hundred thousand results. Oh man, And maybe the three hundred
Speaker 8: thousandth and first photo is his brother Brett.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it can easily happen, can't I steal?
Speaker 2: To this day?
Speaker 4: Who are the brothers? A coach in the IFL having
Speaker 4: a Scott brothers? The Scott brothers To this day, I
Speaker 4: couldn't tell you which one was which?
Speaker 2: Could you?
Speaker 9: Go?
Speaker 8: Okay, I can because here's a little trick for it
Speaker 8: and all the footy players and experts out there, Chris Kats,
Speaker 8: Brad Bombers.
Speaker 4: That's still to come with Jodie and Hazy on Adelaide's.
Speaker 8: That bill was really good. Say guys, that's chapel Bone.
Speaker 8: That's the key numbers.
Speaker 2: Jude.
Speaker 8: She is twenty seven years old. She's a young woman
Speaker 8: achieving a hell of a lot, and she is childless. Yes,
Speaker 8: that is also a key thing and something she said
Speaker 8: really quite recently on the Call Her Daddy podcast.
Speaker 4: Oh are you familiar with Alex Cooper's work on the
Speaker 4: Call Her Daddy podcast?
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 4: Now, it's actually huge in America.
Speaker 2: I really so.
Speaker 8: Chapparona said something which has really I'm not sure if
Speaker 8: it's irked people with kids, it's probably raised questions for
Speaker 8: people who don't have kids. Twenty seven year olds, we'll
Speaker 8: try and make a career she said this, and if
Speaker 8: you've got children, even if you don't, I'd love to
Speaker 8: know your thoughts.
Speaker 2: All of my friends who have kids are in hell.
Speaker 7: I actually don't know anyone who's like happy and has
Speaker 7: children at this age. I have like one year old,
Speaker 7: like three year old, four and under five and under.
Speaker 7: I literally have not met anyone who's happy, anyone who
Speaker 7: has like light in their eyes, anyone who has who.
Speaker 2: Has slapped is it's all looking too good? I'm like,
Speaker 2: why do my parents do that?
Speaker 4: Mat? I'm older a four.
Speaker 2: My mom had me at twenty three. Your thoughts because
Speaker 2: you had you had your first born very very early.
Speaker 4: I have Taylor at oh, I'm going to say twenty six.
Speaker 4: I think in the scheme of things now, I think
Speaker 4: more and more women are putting it off till later
Speaker 4: and later and later, and trying to do everything they
Speaker 4: want to do with their career because we've been sold
Speaker 4: this fur fee that we can have it all. I
Speaker 4: understand where she's coming from, because I remember being terrified
Speaker 4: before I had Taylor. I just wanting to know. I
Speaker 4: just wanted people to say, it's okay, You're going to
Speaker 4: be okay, Everything's going to be all right, And then
Speaker 4: when I did have her as a newborn, I was like,
Speaker 4: why didn't anyone tell me how hard? It's so hard?
Speaker 4: You know that more than anyone. Like those first couple
Speaker 4: of weeks, you're like, what the what's just happened?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 8: For me, I work a lot, and then I'll come
Speaker 8: home and I'll be home with the kids for like
Speaker 8: one or two hours, and I'm.
Speaker 2: Like, I'm exhausted.
Speaker 7: I can't do that.
Speaker 2: And Carl's like, that are on from five to thirty
Speaker 2: this morning.
Speaker 4: Exactly right, So it is hard. I see what Chapel's saying.
Speaker 4: I don't think she's trying to be disrespectful to anyone
Speaker 4: who can't have children any of that. I think that's
Speaker 4: just her observation that her friends her age are struggling,
Speaker 4: and that's motherhood.
Speaker 2: I find interesting.
Speaker 8: When I saw the article the comments on this, and
Speaker 8: I expected the people to absolutely smash her. It's a
Speaker 8: lot of people that either agree with her or say, yes,
Speaker 8: it's really really hard and I'm shaking and I'm a
Speaker 8: mess the whole time.
Speaker 2: But I wouldn't change it for the world. No, that's
Speaker 2: the thing.
Speaker 4: And if you can get through those first couple of
Speaker 4: the years, parenthood just become so beautiful and it's the
Speaker 4: best thing you'll ever do in your whole entire life.
Speaker 4: But yeah, Chapel, I'm with you. Yeah, bricking hard.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 8: And here's where it gets very interesting. I think my
Speaker 8: daughter is at her craziest when she's running around the
Speaker 8: house going.
Speaker 2: Good buddy club.
Speaker 4: So thanks Chapel.
Speaker 2: She appreciate that, Chapel.
Speaker 4: I need to know.
Speaker 2: I need to know now.
Speaker 4: I need to know.
Speaker 9: I need to know.
Speaker 2: I need to know what news today to know.
Speaker 4: This is what you need to know.
Speaker 12: You know what you need to know.
Speaker 4: With Jodi and Hadi David, Beckham's former personal assistant, Rebecca
Speaker 4: Los has doubled down on claims she had a naughty
Speaker 4: four month affair with the soccer superstar. So she did
Speaker 4: an interview with sixty Minutes on Sunday Night. Hazy and
Speaker 4: the former model who worked for Beckham in two thousand
Speaker 4: and three when he was transferred to Real Madrid. Can
Speaker 4: you remember this, I reckon. I was in England at
Speaker 4: the time. It was the biggest scandal ever ever.
Speaker 2: I thought you're talking about it. He's moved. I was like, massive,
Speaker 2: massive sports.
Speaker 4: Your sports brain, the way it works is quite extraordinary.
Speaker 4: You can take any topic that we're talking about.
Speaker 8: Was about to say, where were you when you heard
Speaker 8: the news that David Beckham was transferring to Reale.
Speaker 4: From Manchester United? Got to move anyway. She says that
Speaker 4: she has stuck to the truth over the years, despite
Speaker 4: the athletes legal team calling her claims absolutely ludicrous. Can
Speaker 4: you remember in the documentary that they did postionion Becks
Speaker 4: and he alluded to the affair and said the allegations
Speaker 4: were very hot. They were very hard on Victoria.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and look in touch on it very much today.
Speaker 2: No great accent too.
Speaker 8: The way so much which is quite hard with his
Speaker 8: accents surprises a lot of people when you hear him
Speaker 8: speak for the first time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, she's one of those bokes that you would
Speaker 4: just be like in an intimate situation, I would have.
Speaker 2: I've got this need for those beautiful lips. That's sort
Speaker 2: of yeah, I understand that.
Speaker 4: Anyway, this is what Rebecca Luis had to say on
Speaker 4: Sunday night on sixty minutes and.
Speaker 12: That's what you mean, let's go back to my hotel
Speaker 12: And I was like, I'm not going back to your
Speaker 12: hotel room.
Speaker 4: Come on, You're my boss.
Speaker 12: I think I actually said that to him and actually
Speaker 12: said no way, and then he just kept looking at me,
Speaker 12: and then I gave in, so we went back to
Speaker 12: his hotel room. I just look in his eyes and
Speaker 12: the way he looks at you, and it's quite hard
Speaker 12: not too. He's got a certain charismatic power about him.
Speaker 12: He's very good looking, and he can easily get what
Speaker 12: he wants and he knows it. I woke up with
Speaker 12: the biggest smile on my face. I also woke up thinking, oh,
Speaker 12: you know, I'm in their room.
Speaker 2: I'm just waiting for it.
Speaker 8: Just sort of feel like the way that she was
Speaker 8: talking that she was about to launch into it, well,
Speaker 8: and I just shagged him.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I think a lot of people my natural thought
Speaker 4: is can we just all leave it in the past.
Speaker 4: But the fact that he referenced it in the twenty
Speaker 4: twenty three documentary She Feels, and she said it just
Speaker 4: peeded me off. She said, it makes you want to
Speaker 4: stand up for yourself, and it makes you want to
Speaker 4: keep coming forward. I don't know, do you get to
Speaker 4: a point where you go I don't care what people think,
Speaker 4: like whatever, I think, what you want?
Speaker 2: Do you as in coming forward for free.
Speaker 4: Would she have been paid for it? Oh? Okay, So
Speaker 4: that's very naive of me for someone that's worked in
Speaker 4: the media to.
Speaker 2: Her some stuff up.
Speaker 4: But then she went on to talk about the fact
Speaker 4: that she had a shower afterwards after her liaison with
Speaker 4: David Beckham, her alleged liaison, and she said it was
Speaker 4: like all Victoria's products were it was just very weird.
Speaker 2: And then do you have the nerve to use some
Speaker 2: of them?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 2: My god, I use the body.
Speaker 4: Wise it'd be tempting because Victoria would have a lovely
Speaker 4: shampoo and condition it would be so super expensive. And
Speaker 4: also that do you use a razor's your thing? Wouldn't
Speaker 4: that be a kick?
Speaker 2: And now that is that's the top shelf.
Speaker 8: But also in a situation that I can see my
Speaker 8: wife and much like Victoria just bouncing around the corner and.
Speaker 2: Like, are you using the expensive shap though, I'm like,
Speaker 2: you mean the purple one?
Speaker 11: Don't use it?
Speaker 2: All right, don't use it. It was a huge yesterday.
Speaker 4: He was a massive day. So we had the Prime
Speaker 4: Minister in the studio and let me tell you, isn't
Speaker 4: that quite the exercise when the Prime Minister drives underground
Speaker 4: into the building into the car park. Also special shout
Speaker 4: out to Kim Adams in sales who asked his security
Speaker 4: detail to move their car out of her car up.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure you saw those bodyguards, right. They weren't budgeting.
Speaker 4: So we had the Prime Minister in the studio and
Speaker 4: I have to say political persuasions aside, and I don't
Speaker 4: really necess I really haven't he he's a lovely man.
Speaker 2: Yeah. He was fun, wasn't he.
Speaker 4: He was really fun. He was a good sport and
Speaker 4: he was really cute to my daughter who had gotten
Speaker 4: up at four o'clock in the morning to come meet him.
Speaker 4: And we were just chatting and I said, yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: now she's trying to get out of science today, and
Speaker 4: he goes, do you want a note? And it was
Speaker 4: just it was the most spontaneous, sort of organic.
Speaker 8: Thing because it was perfect because we were off air,
Speaker 8: so we'd done a couple spots with him and and
Speaker 8: he was just sort of getting ready to go and
Speaker 8: then which is a bit of a mat and great,
Speaker 8: and then all of a sudden he's writing a note
Speaker 8: for your daughter to get her out of something from school.
Speaker 4: He sat there for ages too. He sort of labored
Speaker 4: over it and he's got beautiful handwriting. Can I say
Speaker 4: for a primer, but do you know what I love?
Speaker 4: You know footy players like you know when they signed
Speaker 4: something and they'll sign it with their number. Yeah, he
Speaker 4: was like Anthony albaneasy thirty one.
Speaker 2: I was in thirty first Prime Minister.
Speaker 4: It was amazing. Yeah, so it was a really big day.
Speaker 8: I forgot this morning some Thunderbirds tickets for the best
Speaker 8: Caller because it is their first game this weekend. I
Speaker 8: just want to put it out there, what happened to
Speaker 8: you that no one believed? Just because I can guarantee you,
Speaker 8: Thank Goodness for your daughter Peyton having video evidence. Yes,
Speaker 8: because if she rolls into school and even with the
Speaker 8: teachers like look I got a note.
Speaker 2: From the PM, they're gonna be like that. That did
Speaker 2: not happen, No way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that did not happen moments. Let's go to
Speaker 4: Jade from Corimandal Valley. Hello Jade, Hello, Hi, what was
Speaker 4: your that didn't happen moment? Please?
Speaker 10: So basically, I went on a trip to Sydney with
Speaker 10: my older sister when I was about fifteen, and during
Speaker 10: that trip I lost my phone on a train in Sydney,
Speaker 10: which was impossible to get back. So I just I
Speaker 10: just lost my phone, came back to Adelaid, got a
Speaker 10: new phone whatever.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 10: About four years, four or five years after that, I
Speaker 10: was not living with my parents anymore, but my parents
Speaker 10: at about midnight had a swat team rock up to
Speaker 10: their house banging on the doors asking for me, and
Speaker 10: they were like, what's going on. Supposedly the phone that
Speaker 10: was still linked to my name that I had lost
Speaker 10: was being used to send bomb threats.
Speaker 12: Hello.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So then I'm, you know, happily at my house away
Speaker 10: from my parents, sleeping, and I get a call from
Speaker 10: the police saying, yeah, is this your name? Is this
Speaker 10: your phone number? I was like no, They like and
Speaker 10: then yeah, I think my family told them that I
Speaker 10: had lost a phone. And then they're like confirming, you know,
Speaker 10: did you lose a phone?
Speaker 9: I was like, yeah I did.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you've seen it, jabe, but that's
Speaker 4: got real adolescence vibes. Yeah, well yeah, wow, okay, it
Speaker 4: all will clear it up. Yes, yeah, well they believed me,
Speaker 4: so yeah.
Speaker 8: She's like yeah, I was waiting for the security. I'd
Speaker 8: be like, you got thirty seconds left Jade.
Speaker 4: World, I j thank you so much for the call.
Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, that's awesome. Thirteen twenty four ten, Keiy
Speaker 8: from coming, What happened to you that no one believes? Yes,
Speaker 8: that's ridiculous too.
Speaker 4: By the way, Yeah yeah, And also if you missed
Speaker 4: all the action from yesterday, make sure you jump on
Speaker 4: the website. And our chemic god Josh is so pleased
Speaker 4: because he's like, yesterday I made a video that went
Speaker 4: on the Prime Minister's socials. So I'm out, I'm done.
Speaker 4: My work here is done.
Speaker 2: Dropped this mic, didn't it?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten. What happened to you that no
Speaker 2: one believes?
Speaker 4: Should this is Adelaide's.
Speaker 6: Favorite way to awake Jenny one.
Speaker 8: Night, it's thirteen twenty four ten. Course up for grabs
Speaker 8: some Thunderbird sixts that first game this weekend?
Speaker 2: What happened to you that no one believes?
Speaker 4: Because yesterday my thirteen year old rocked up to school
Speaker 4: and she had a letter from the Prime Minister saying
Speaker 4: you don't have to do your science test. So we're
Speaker 4: asking on thirteen twenty four to ten, what happened in
Speaker 4: your life? And you've told people and They're like, why
Speaker 4: are you so full of it? Like that's absolutely BS.
Speaker 2: Well politically and respectfully, I think that's BS.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's go to Hailey from Woodville, West, Hey, Haley, Hi,
Speaker 4: all right, what's that didn't happen? Story?
Speaker 13: So I accidentally got baptized, but I thought I was
Speaker 13: doing to It's good.
Speaker 2: Your accidentally and how does that happen?
Speaker 4: Hailey?
Speaker 13: I was born Also, I looked up on my gift
Speaker 13: groups near me and turns out that it was very
Speaker 13: out of date. And they went in and it was
Speaker 13: an older group church and I couldn't leave so awkward,
Speaker 13: and then I just split along with the baptisms that
Speaker 13: were happening that day.
Speaker 2: No, of course, that makes that makes complete sense.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, Haley, hayes un a polite people, but even
Speaker 4: you and I would be like, that's enough, You're not
Speaker 4: baptizing me? All right? Michelle from here? Chris, good morning?
Speaker 10: Hello?
Speaker 4: Hello? What is your that didn't happen moment?
Speaker 5: So a little while ago, I owned a subway and
Speaker 5: I served delt a good room.
Speaker 2: Oh let's go take it through, did you?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 5: So she had the chicken classic from Old English. She's
Speaker 5: posted with all the salads and extra helopeen Delta the
Speaker 5: southwest of Yeah.
Speaker 4: Of course, Okay, this is a key question here. Six
Speaker 4: inch or foot long?
Speaker 5: It was a foot long and she was Yeah, she
Speaker 5: was just on her way to watch her brother play footy.
Speaker 4: Michelle, by the way, probably would have been playing alongside
Speaker 4: Andrew Hoes back in the day. Do you remember looking
Speaker 4: Delta in the crowd with her foot long?
Speaker 2: Not the foot long?
Speaker 8: But she did come to a couple of grand finals,
Speaker 8: and I reckon she took thirty to forty thousand selfies
Speaker 8: and was a delight for each and every one.
Speaker 5: She was very, very lovely.
Speaker 4: She was very lovely.
Speaker 5: And then after when she left, I was like, I'm
Speaker 5: pretty sure that was Delta, Gridrom where's my CCT for
Speaker 5: footage and my computer woman working?
Speaker 2: I didn't have them.
Speaker 4: Why would you ever sell your subway? By the way,
Speaker 4: that is, if I ever had a business way?
Speaker 2: Thanks every day, top shell.
Speaker 4: How good is it?
Speaker 2: Thirty three team?
Speaker 8: What happened to you that no one believes? Thirteen twenty
Speaker 8: four ten, we're taking your calls? What happened to you
Speaker 8: that no one believes? Off the back of your daughter
Speaker 8: becoming an INTN celebrity with her interaction with the Prime Minister.
Speaker 4: Yeah, incredible scenes. He wrote her a note and said,
Speaker 4: you don't have to do your science test today because
Speaker 4: you've been help pointing out the importance of STEM and
Speaker 4: providing a youth perspective.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And if you just heard about it and you didn't
Speaker 8: see video evidence, particularly at Jodan Hayes, you be like
Speaker 8: that didn't happen?
Speaker 4: Also April fourth day, kidding me, Let's go sorry, I
Speaker 4: didn't want to cut you off.
Speaker 2: Then that's okay.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Kendle from Brooklyn Park as I cut
Speaker 4: you off again, Kenda, what was your that didn't happen moment?
Speaker 9: Hello?
Speaker 14: I had this memory of when I was going to
Speaker 14: school video many on a bus that wasn't a school bus,
Speaker 14: that was a public bus, but there were lots of
Speaker 14: children on the bus and we were coming from Henley
Speaker 14: Beach and there was a big bang and we're like,
Speaker 14: oh my gosh, what was that. There was a pelican.
Speaker 14: A pelican had basically well, the bus had hit a
Speaker 14: pel and the bus had to stop, the bus drive,
Speaker 14: we just stopped, got the pelican out, and it's scoring me.
Speaker 14: But it was actually so traumatic at that age to
Speaker 14: see you know, this awful pelican. I think it died instantly.
Speaker 14: I think it actually just yeah, I think it was deep.
Speaker 14: So he had to get rid of it, wipe the
Speaker 14: bus down, and you get to school and I get
Speaker 14: to start with the morning really late, probably at least
Speaker 14: an hour late, and so the biology and biology to
Speaker 14: teach the doul you know, where do you think you've been?
Speaker 14: And I'm like, we have the bus hit the pelican
Speaker 14: and we had to wait, and he's like looking at me, like,
Speaker 14: yeah right, tell me something, tell me something's better than that.
Speaker 14: I'm like, that actually just happened. No one believes.
Speaker 10: This again all pelican hit the something original that, you know,
Speaker 10: making up.
Speaker 8: For the next week thanks this traumatic vision of pelican
Speaker 8: coming into the rocking in the corner.
Speaker 4: It's just soon from stir Good morning, Sue, Good morning
Speaker 4: guys watching that didn't happen moment?
Speaker 11: Please My tumble drive fell on a car?
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, of course a bit.
Speaker 8: It's I'm pretty sure that is a direct script out
Speaker 8: of some sort of cartoon involving the Wildly Code.
Speaker 11: What happened, Sue, I had actually borrowed a car from
Speaker 11: work because my car needed repairs, booked this car home
Speaker 11: for one night, parked it in the garage, wanted to
Speaker 11: protect the car, make sure nothing happened to it. The
Speaker 11: tumble drive fell off the bracket that was lodged on
Speaker 11: the wall in the garage and fell and hit the car.
Speaker 4: Explaining that when that happens, and so that was met
Speaker 4: with much disbelief from the company.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, sure, yeah, No, I didn't, thank.
Speaker 4: You, Sue. Okay, we've got these Sunderbirds tickets away. I reckon.
Speaker 4: I don't think we can go past Jay from Corrimandel Valley's.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable swat team just breaking down.
Speaker 4: Her door because I heard lost mobile phone was used
Speaker 4: in a bomb threat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is outrageous.
Speaker 8: Do you know what as well? What are we doing
Speaker 8: here when we need to talk to Adelaid's newer celebrity.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, get the latest on what life's like now
Speaker 8: for your Peyton Noddy After an interaction with the Prime
Speaker 8: ministery yesterday.
Speaker 4: Did she in fact get out of the science test?
Speaker 2: All the questions that's the big question.
Speaker 4: Desperately need answers them all right?
Speaker 8: Did the note work? And if you're like, what is
Speaker 8: this Nobel? Please check it out at Jody and Hazy.
Speaker 8: We're going to speak to Peyton Oddie Adelaide's newest celebrity
Speaker 8: next on over nine.
Speaker 2: One note