Speaker 1: Here's a song to get you into your podcast. I
Speaker 1: won't a kiss you alloave to the neck closes.
Speaker 2: I mate, I don't know that song.
Speaker 1: You don't know that sout? Oh we'll look it up.
Speaker 1: It's a really good shame. Anyway, we had a lot
Speaker 1: of fun tap We launched our handball blitz. It's been
Speaker 1: going for a couple of days now. We just checked
Speaker 1: in with our correspondent, the wonderful, the absolute sprightly Gussie
Speaker 1: from Worridor.
Speaker 3: Well, this was after my children failed to adequately explain
Speaker 3: how handball works, so we had.
Speaker 2: To move on to an expert.
Speaker 1: You had to bring in the big guns. Yeah.
Speaker 3: We also spoke hoarders. Oh my god, there's a hoarder
Speaker 3: in Adelaide who currently is being raided as we speak.
Speaker 3: Ten skippins out the front and I have encountered an
Speaker 3: absolute meathead animal at the gym discuss please, Okay was
Speaker 3: it this guy?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh it's a deep bird.
Speaker 1: It's a deep bird. Let's get into it now. If
Speaker 1: you've already been to the gym, well done, you're really
Speaker 1: really nailing it, and don't worry about what anybody else says.
Speaker 1: Just go for it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, get out oh, burn so deep A oh, I
Speaker 4: could barely lift my right arm because I did so
Speaker 4: many I don't know for heod in accounting, I did
Speaker 4: over one thousand.
Speaker 1: Over a thousand wraps.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's kind of good to knock it off
Speaker 3: early in the morning the gym.
Speaker 1: Don't you reckon absolutely straining like Ron Burgundy.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I take my hat off to anyone who can exercise
Speaker 3: after work.
Speaker 1: It's extraordinary to me, really hard. Yeah, past the time
Speaker 1: about I reckon three or four pm? So abby? When
Speaker 1: you get up at three o'clock in the morning, how
Speaker 1: difficult is it for you to try and get to
Speaker 1: the gym.
Speaker 5: I go at four point thirty every well, not every
Speaker 5: but four days a week. I've got four thirty and
Speaker 5: it's fine for me because I've done this no caffeine
Speaker 5: thing for twenty one days and I feel great. So
Speaker 5: I'm going to the gym. I'm not yawning, I'm not
Speaker 5: tired like I'm ready to go, which is ridiculous. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I find it quite easy.
Speaker 1: And grunting and carrying on.
Speaker 5: See, this is the thing I lifted, not to too
Speaker 5: my own horn, but I did lifted one hundred kilos
Speaker 5: on Saturday night and I didn't grunt at.
Speaker 2: All, so thank you. How many kilos?
Speaker 5: I'm doing this dial in, which is like a challenge
Speaker 5: at the gym, and my goal was one hundred kilos
Speaker 5: by the end of it, but I bloody did it
Speaker 5: at the test in, So I'm gonna.
Speaker 1: Have to hire.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Now I work with two people who
Speaker 2: brag about fitness. But anyway, there should be any grunting.
Speaker 5: I used to go to a gym here back when
Speaker 5: I lived here, and a guy used to get on
Speaker 5: the treadmill and flap his arms like this, and I'm like,
Speaker 5: what are you a bird about to take off? Mate?
Speaker 2: Like, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: He's trying to take off? Little did he realized he's
Speaker 1: a peacock and they're a flightless bird.
Speaker 3: I it's funny you mentioned grunting because I have a
Speaker 3: bloke at my gym for the better part of a decade.
Speaker 3: Ever since I've been going to the gym at the
Speaker 3: same time as him, likes to grunt. And the other
Speaker 3: day I just thought, you know what, I've had enough
Speaker 3: of you. I've had enough of you peacocking in the
Speaker 3: gym like you want we want to know how much
Speaker 3: you're lifting and how strong you are. So I just
Speaker 3: took a little bit of audio of him at work.
Speaker 1: Okay, his goal for it.
Speaker 5: If that's him in the gym, what's him in the bathroom?
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, oh my god, jeez, welcome to hemorrhoid City.
Speaker 3: Yes, And at the risk of sounding filthy here, it
Speaker 3: sounds like he's actually engaging in the act of a session.
Speaker 2: That's what it sounds like to me when he's doing it.
Speaker 2: But the worst thing is at the start of it,
Speaker 2: he'll go, He'll give it a bit of.
Speaker 3: Like Leyton Hewitt, come on like your g himself up,
Speaker 3: and at the end, if he hasn't achieved what he
Speaker 3: wanted to achieve, he'll let a big f bomb go
Speaker 3: as well, Yeah, or a.
Speaker 2: Big So if you're going.
Speaker 3: Through your day today and you're thinking, you know, am
Speaker 3: I winning today or am I losing today?
Speaker 2: As long as you're not doing this in the gym,
Speaker 2: you're winning.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, do you know it? As well? I'm surprised
Speaker 1: that you can even hear him when you're on the
Speaker 1: treadmill just pumping out. This guy's still gruntings who d
Speaker 1: Spaces are important. Spaces are very important words.
Speaker 3: Is also really important as well. Just bear that in mind.
Speaker 3: We've got a bit of a breaking news story this morning.
Speaker 3: It's all over Channel seven Sunrise. There is a guy
Speaker 3: at Humfield Heights whose house is being raided because he's
Speaker 3: a hoarder. And I'm assuming it's a heat but let's
Speaker 3: go to Hayden Nielsen from Channel seven, who will know
Speaker 3: better than me what the hell is going.
Speaker 2: On down there.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Jodi, Good morning. Yes, it's it's he. It's
Speaker 6: a guy and a girl. And this has been going
Speaker 6: on for a year and a half, or more than
Speaker 6: a year and a half. The residence in Huntfield Heights
Speaker 6: have just had it with these two people. They've been
Speaker 6: bringing more and more jumps, has been council interventions, has
Speaker 6: been Kippin's put outside their house. They've literally done everything
Speaker 6: they can, but it just grows and grows. And yesterday
Speaker 6: they took action. The police moved in, the council moved in.
Speaker 6: Basically they filled up I think about ten's Gibbins get
Speaker 6: today with everything you can imagine. There was Christmas decorations,
Speaker 6: massage chair went in, fridges, plasma, TVs, clothing. I can't
Speaker 6: even start to tell you where it started and where
Speaker 6: it ended. But I can only imagine what they're going
Speaker 6: to on earth today because they're still going there's going
Speaker 6: to be probably animals living in there. There just could
Speaker 6: be anything in there. It's real mystery.
Speaker 1: Yeah, plenty of raccoons in there.
Speaker 2: Maybe hatos.
Speaker 3: Just describe the mood of the neighbors. I was reading
Speaker 3: in an article that neighbor Ray Lovell told Channel seven
Speaker 3: it's a shit tip.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's spot on. Jodie another blow were spoke to
Speaker 6: describe it as a menagerie of junk. It is a
Speaker 6: buffet of everything you can imagine. It is just it
Speaker 6: is unbelievable. There's tons and tons of rubbish in there,
Speaker 6: and you know it is an obsession for horts to
Speaker 6: go out and collect this stuff. And there was a
Speaker 6: bit of a personal attachment to some items, believe it
Speaker 6: or not, and they were resisting the efforts to try
Speaker 6: and move it all out. They had one point tip
Speaker 6: petrol on the items and you could tell that that
Speaker 6: meant that they were quite defensive about what's in there.
Speaker 6: But I think they are having a good look at
Speaker 6: it and going, yeah, something needs to be done. The
Speaker 6: residents say something needs to be on in the surrounding neighbors.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I can.
Speaker 2: I can imagine.
Speaker 3: Neighbor Ray Lovell was standing about going do it.
Speaker 1: Before we let you go as well, just to give
Speaker 1: a bit of an insight behind saying Hatos and I
Speaker 1: got the same gym. Yep, and Hados is on this
Speaker 1: bit of this big fitness journey. How many kilos you
Speaker 1: have you lost in how many weeks? Because you look magnificent,
Speaker 1: it must be said.
Speaker 6: A look, yeah, probably about sixty weeks, ten kilos. It's
Speaker 6: it has been great for me. It's been about ten
Speaker 6: kilos loss. It has taken a bit of time to
Speaker 6: get over that hurdle. But look, yeah, take took one
Speaker 6: look at the Adonis like physeque if yourself Hazy had
Speaker 6: just said I have to I have to go for it.
Speaker 1: Enough. I don't want to get one half.
Speaker 2: Hados.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for your time this morning, good
Speaker 3: luck before we let you go.
Speaker 2: Is there a bit of a stench?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh yee, okay, so what do you mean you're not
Speaker 1: wearing yoga? Yes, yes, free spirit. Indeed, Hey Matt, we're
Speaker 1: going to keep on watching sunrise this morning, so on.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your tom Thank you, thirteen twenty four ten hoarding.
Speaker 2: Discuss Are you a hoarder?
Speaker 3: Because we would love to hear from you this morning,
Speaker 3: because I guess the most common question is why?
Speaker 1: Yeah, why?
Speaker 3: What's with the obsessive compulse? What's with the compulsion to
Speaker 3: collect a heap of stuff? Is this something that you've
Speaker 3: got in your home that you can't throw out? Is
Speaker 3: this something that you want you keep and that you
Speaker 3: keep going out and seeking to find?
Speaker 2: I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like between you and I were probably
Speaker 1: hoarders as well. Just ten skip bins worth of excuses
Speaker 1: why I didn't play IFL and you didn't play.
Speaker 2: For Underburso do you want to hear from you?
Speaker 3: So there is a house in hunt Field Heights that
Speaker 3: has been raided by Ona Piringer, council officers and police.
Speaker 3: They enter the home on Monday morning just to clear
Speaker 3: it out. There's been like ten skipins full of stuff.
Speaker 3: There's been an ongoing feud for a little while.
Speaker 1: It's an absolute cess pitch. We want to get you involved.
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty four to ten Are you a hoarder? Do
Speaker 1: you live next to a hoarder? Any sort of hoarding stories?
Speaker 1: Because this quite literally stinks.
Speaker 2: We just want a bit of a y, like why
Speaker 2: do people do it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: See, I'm not about to say that my mother is
Speaker 1: a hoarder. Oh but she so I'm into this now
Speaker 1: I can't get out.
Speaker 2: You've committed.
Speaker 1: She would probably find harder to get rid of stuff, right,
Speaker 1: for example, and particularly stuff that I've done schooling, all
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: So every time mom and dad come, because they're in
Speaker 1: a country, New South Wales, every time they drive down, Yeah,
Speaker 1: a couple of boxes in the back. Yeah, here's some
Speaker 1: stuff that you did, and here's this, and here's god
Speaker 1: knows what. Here's some of your toenail clippings from back
Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety seven, which I didn't want to throw it,
Speaker 1: so you deal with them.
Speaker 3: My mother in law kept my husband's circumcision ring.
Speaker 1: No, I was thinking that, but you said.
Speaker 2: It because you started it.
Speaker 1: So hang on it. The dry little bit of skin.
Speaker 2: No no, no, the ring around it? What the ring
Speaker 2: around it that they used to.
Speaker 1: No, No, that's not what happens, isn't it.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: No, he's not a he's not a lamb, he's not
Speaker 1: a sheep.
Speaker 3: Oh I thought it was okay, okay, and.
Speaker 1: Then you're like, oh, why do you give me so
Speaker 1: much stick about growing up in Tasmania. This is why
Speaker 1: they do thinks so much differently down there. They put
Speaker 1: a ring on him to circumcise what happened. This is
Speaker 1: so rageous. I'm sorry, ladies and gentlemen, we're veering off
Speaker 1: in an unbelievable direction, but we can't just let this
Speaker 1: go by. All right, he shocked. She's walked out, and
Speaker 1: I'm not sure that she's going to come back.
Speaker 3: Obviously misread this situation greatly, which sums up my whole
Speaker 3: experience without it with that region.
Speaker 1: I think we're all just in a little bit of shocky.
Speaker 3: I don't want to do this on anymore. I want
Speaker 3: you to explain it to me off.
Speaker 1: And unfortunately for you, it now turns into an intervention.
Speaker 2: How did we go from hoarding this.
Speaker 1: I don't know. You just took us back to so
Speaker 1: we're just trying to share some stories and I went
Speaker 1: back to country New South Wales and you went back
Speaker 1: to the old days of Tasmania, and all of a
Speaker 1: sudden Tasmanian gem piece came in.
Speaker 3: Okay, I get it. You're so wholesome I'm not. I understand.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Kursty remote and talk some more hoarding.
Speaker 7: Please, Hi Kirsty, good morning guys. So I can't get
Speaker 7: the vision out of my head.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry about that.
Speaker 7: No, my dad is definitely it was definitely a hoarder.
Speaker 7: He was a sparky and he actually even used to
Speaker 7: keep the lights, which is that he took out of
Speaker 7: people's house to a place, but he actually used to
Speaker 7: on sell them. I must've trash and treasure so he
Speaker 7: was also tight. But no, he he used to grapple
Speaker 7: the stuff on the side of the road, you know
Speaker 7: people throw them out, Yes, so hard rubbish go by
Speaker 7: in his kingswood, chuck it in the back or on
Speaker 7: the top of the rack or whatever and put it
Speaker 7: in his shed. He's passed away recently and we had
Speaker 7: three skips to get rid of all the crap in
Speaker 7: his shed. And it amazed me, honestly, the stuff that
Speaker 7: was in there. You wouldn't dream on. Like we're talking
Speaker 7: weird stuff. It was in like not weird as in
Speaker 7: you know rings, but so weird as in weird as
Speaker 7: in like you know, just I don't know, just random
Speaker 7: things like it's almost like anything shiny he thought he'd
Speaker 7: put in the shed.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much. I'm sorry I did that to you.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry I've done that to everyone. Okay, Mel from Panorama?
Speaker 2: Good morning, Mel, Hi, morning morning. Are you a hoarder?
Speaker 8: No, I'm actually calling just to say, hazy that Jode's
Speaker 8: actually right.
Speaker 9: Do you use a ring?
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 10: Really?
Speaker 9: Yeah, my both my boys, that's how they did it.
Speaker 2: Who I demand an apology.
Speaker 1: Look, I'm sorry, Okay, Mel. I'm sorry to everyone who's
Speaker 1: been offended when they've been circumcised by a ring. But
Speaker 1: without going in too much Corey data, how does this?
Speaker 1: How does this happen?
Speaker 8: Well, I don't know how they do it initially because
Speaker 8: you're not in the room when they.
Speaker 9: Do it, but I definitely know that there's a.
Speaker 8: Ring after and you have to watch it sort of
Speaker 8: fall off as it you'll thank you so.
Speaker 2: Much.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, each and every thank you, Mel, each
Speaker 3: and every one of you that ripped the p I
Speaker 3: double five out of me for the last five minutes. Apologize, Hi, Sharon,
Speaker 3: and I want my apology.
Speaker 1: It's a time for a winter treat. Jump on morn I.
Speaker 2: It's a place to go for quick Ossie getaways.
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Speaker 2: And exploring for accommodation, flights and more.
Speaker 1: Book on the what if that? What if it's Ozzie
Speaker 1: for travel. Oh jeez, I can't wait for this handball huge.
Speaker 1: Of course we know schools across Adelaide. We've kicked off
Speaker 1: Adelaide's biggest handball competition. Kids all over Adelaide get the
Speaker 1: chance to be involved and become the absolute champion of
Speaker 1: the world. When I say world, we'll start with South Australia.
Speaker 1: But this is a nice little stepping stone for you.
Speaker 3: Yes, and if you think your child has what it
Speaker 3: takes to be the handball champion of South Australia, get
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Speaker 1: Big thanks as well to our good mates at McGain,
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Speaker 1: your home. Trust McGain and trust the kids because I
Speaker 1: know what they're talking about when it comes to handball.
Speaker 2: Sometimes they do.
Speaker 3: I sat down with my kids last night and I said, guys,
Speaker 3: I need due to explained handball to me, how it
Speaker 3: works at recess, how it works at lunchtime? What have
Speaker 3: you been up to? And what are the rules? And
Speaker 3: what unfolded? Was an epically confusing conversation. Would you like
Speaker 3: to hear it?
Speaker 10: Okay, there's four boxes, Mark, King, Queen, Jack, and Dungeon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so the king is basically the king? Yeah, King
Speaker 1: of the last King is here. Hey, they can't see
Speaker 1: what that doesn't make sense?
Speaker 10: No, so if Dungeon gets King out a family, No,
Speaker 10: Dungeon moves to.
Speaker 2: Jack, Jack moves to Queen.
Speaker 10: King is out, and Quinn moves to King.
Speaker 2: I'm so confused.
Speaker 1: Now for Jack get the king out? So like, so,
Speaker 1: how are you ever supposed to explain how?
Speaker 2: Where's a handball?
Speaker 9: I know?
Speaker 2: How do something?
Speaker 1: You just said it and no one understood it. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, So wait, who's Jack?
Speaker 2: So everyone got it?
Speaker 1: Where is Mud?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Apparently all different schools have different formats and different rules.
Speaker 3: So we're going to make this easy, make it universal.
Speaker 3: It's too square handball.
Speaker 1: Okay, too square, too square handball.
Speaker 3: Don't worry about the kings and the Jackson the what
Speaker 3: was the other one?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 1: I don't know something about Jack Harlowe, something about David King.
Speaker 1: I can't even remember.
Speaker 9: It.
Speaker 1: It's all very.
Speaker 2: Confusing anyway, Is that clear for everyone?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 5: Absolutely worried about Hazy? Does he know what a square is?
Speaker 1: You? It'shi to be square. It's fine. Can we get
Speaker 1: some kids involved? Yeah? Can you do a better job
Speaker 1: of explaining that?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: Better than the yawny children anyone could?
Speaker 1: Which was a beautiful mess.
Speaker 2: Oh, wasn't it?
Speaker 1: Fourteen?
Speaker 2: You missed what I didn't record. There was the storm
Speaker 2: out summer. At one point I was like, you don't
Speaker 2: know what you're talking about. You won't let me talking out?
Speaker 2: She went, And I thought I'd save.
Speaker 1: The tantrum for off it the anarchy thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 1: Kids out there, potential champions, explain handball to us, please?
Speaker 3: Two square handball, two square handbas all we need to know?
Speaker 2: All right, isn't that right?
Speaker 3: Epzow we as we look.
Speaker 1: Give it the next champion in our handball. Let's give
Speaker 1: us a call. Thirteen twenty four ten. Explain it to
Speaker 1: two people who aren't very intelligent in this space.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's not fair.
Speaker 1: Okay, just the one. I'll own it. It's just me.
Speaker 1: So we heard from your kids before and that was
Speaker 1: just a good old fashioned mess.
Speaker 2: It wasn't It was a hot mess.
Speaker 3: They were trying to explain the rules of handball and
Speaker 3: I just walked away scratching my little box, going I
Speaker 3: didn't understand any of that, and neither do The good
Speaker 3: people have had alot.
Speaker 1: So he thought, you know what, who we should channel
Speaker 1: And we haven't made this an official position yet, but
Speaker 1: the Handball clip Plitz official correspondent and that is Angus
Speaker 1: from Worldale. Goodbye to you, Gussie. Hi, how are you?
Speaker 1: Great man? Good stuff? Hey mate? You're looking forward to
Speaker 1: this handball Blitz competition, aren't you? You're looking forward to
Speaker 1: being the next champion of the Earth.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, because okay, So how does it work?
Speaker 3: Can you explain as simple as you can how handball
Speaker 3: works in the playground?
Speaker 10: So it's this game where it's where you get this
Speaker 10: four four square four little squares, and it's called King Jack,
Speaker 10: Queen and Dunge and dungeon is where I mean you
Speaker 10: have on mine and people that want to play hoping
Speaker 10: the line for you, and Dunge is where you start.
Speaker 10: Jack is where you move up from Dungeon and then
Speaker 10: Jack is where you move up from queen and then queen.
Speaker 10: When you get into king, that's when you can serve
Speaker 10: put other players. That's when you can change the rules stuff.
Speaker 1: Well explained, young King.
Speaker 2: And one more, one more question for you, Gus. What's
Speaker 2: a liner?
Speaker 10: A liner? It's where so you know the squares right, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: it's when it bounces online and it bounces out and
Speaker 10: nobody touched it. That means it's to redo.
Speaker 1: Oh well done, Hey Gussy before we let you go,
Speaker 1: can you give us a big let's go? Does that
Speaker 1: the rules a bit more for you?
Speaker 3: But that was the way Gussie did that, then was
Speaker 3: the way my children.
Speaker 1: It was very straightforward, very good stuff. You can download
Speaker 1: as well an official rule book that is on the
Speaker 1: win page. But of course we need registrations now an overplayer.
Speaker 1: That's where you go.
Speaker 11: Weeping story towns, huge, very sad story.
Speaker 2: This morning.
Speaker 3: Paris Hilton is mourning the loss of her dog. She
Speaker 3: wrote on Instagram today, my heart breaks as I say
Speaker 3: goodbye to my precious Chihuahua.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can say this word. It's
Speaker 2: Harukah b c h. That's the name of the dog.
Speaker 1: Haruka bitch. That's how she would say it. I assume
Speaker 1: can we say that? Will you just too late to done? Now?
Speaker 3: For an incredible twenty three years, she filled my life
Speaker 3: with so much love, loyalty and unforgettable moments. She lived
Speaker 3: a long, beautiful and iconic life surrounded by love until
Speaker 3: her final peaceful slumber.
Speaker 1: Did you say she was twenty three?
Speaker 2: The dog?
Speaker 1: The dog was twenty three. That's a hell of an inox?
Speaker 2: Is that? What's that? And dog is?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 1: That's very very old. I feel like the last a
Speaker 1: year or two maybe of that dog's life, it was
Speaker 1: very very old. Little dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, nice, but.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: I've asked producers ooe to do the mass on that one.
Speaker 2: How old that dog?
Speaker 1: Yes? And she goes very old?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 1: So okay, ok, good, thanks you. He also gives us
Speaker 1: an excuse to play this. Yes, oh that's the fourth version.
Speaker 1: Let's not do that. There's so many people that hear
Speaker 1: the song. You're like, damn it, I like this song.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't.
Speaker 2: I hate myself for it. But it's bloody catchy.
Speaker 1: It's really quite catchy.
Speaker 2: Yeah okay.
Speaker 3: Richmond Damien Hardwick is reported to have called time on
Speaker 3: his tenure as the coach of the club.
Speaker 2: He is expected to coach his final game against Port
Speaker 2: Adelaide on Sunday at.
Speaker 1: The mcg huge.
Speaker 2: He's the longest serving coach in Richmond's history.
Speaker 1: Do you realize that two hundred and ninety one games, Yeah,
Speaker 1: unbelievable and three premierships of.
Speaker 3: Course, so I don't know about that because it was
Speaker 3: his three hundred and seventh game.
Speaker 2: Really is about that sixteen.
Speaker 1: Short Let me just have a few words with Sunrise
Speaker 1: because I one hundred read that off the bracket. Tigers
Speaker 1: fans across the country so flat behind the nevermind will
Speaker 1: Boden Boden wing.
Speaker 3: Now we're from top Land the Tigers.
Speaker 2: Yea time.
Speaker 1: It's a sad time, sad time for Richmond supporters because
Speaker 1: you look at some of their big, old, experienced players.
Speaker 1: Jack Breewolt, maybe he's got a year left. Trek Contrad
Speaker 1: definitely doesn't have a year left. What's going to happen
Speaker 1: with the Dusty as you play on next year?
Speaker 3: But Hardrick still had a year and a half in
Speaker 3: his contract, so he gets paid out. I've always thought
Speaker 3: that would be the upside of being a coach because
Speaker 3: at some point you're going to get sacked that they
Speaker 3: have to pay out your contract so you can he
Speaker 3: can sit on his coit for a year and a
Speaker 3: half and do nothing and get paid for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's okay, that sounds all right.
Speaker 2: That's good, isn't it. That might happen to you when
Speaker 2: you get sacked around here.
Speaker 1: I'll take a payer. Parents defend charging daughter rent to
Speaker 1: live at home two weeks after she finished at school.
Speaker 1: We want you to get involved in this thirteen twenty
Speaker 1: four ten as a parent, if you've got older siblings
Speaker 1: that are still living with you, or are you charging
Speaker 1: them rent? This is outrageous, as set of parents have
Speaker 1: divided opinion after meting they charged their daughter rent to
Speaker 1: live at home two weeks weeks after she graduated from school.
Speaker 1: The couple's names Erica and Kurdie. They gained nearly a
Speaker 1: million followers on social media platform TikTok, giving fans an
Speaker 1: insight into their life on a ranch, and one of
Speaker 1: those insights is their decision to charge Kylie, their daughter,
Speaker 1: two hundred dollars a month in rent.
Speaker 2: Was that fifty bucks a week?
Speaker 1: It's not too bad.
Speaker 3: It's what I tried to squeeze out of my daughter.
Speaker 3: I guess how much of that I saw?
Speaker 1: Yeah, probably not much. But you do have a So
Speaker 1: how much do you charge Harper to live with you?
Speaker 2: She's three.
Speaker 3: That you're charging halfer, So okay, so that's that's eighteen
Speaker 3: presumably finished year. Twelve two weeks isn't a lot of
Speaker 3: time to go out and get a job unless they
Speaker 3: made her go and get a job like we did
Speaker 3: when she was like fifteen sixteen. Okay, So to be fair,
Speaker 3: my daughter was always working, like when she was going
Speaker 3: through high school and that sort of stuff. But getting
Speaker 3: money out of that kid was like blood from a stone.
Speaker 1: Because she's trying to save up for a new house
Speaker 1: and things like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and her philosophy was, I would rather pay you
Speaker 3: fifty bucks a week than do any houseworks and do
Speaker 3: any washing, than do any babysitting of my sisters. She
Speaker 3: would rather just hand over some cash. And that was
Speaker 3: the agreement. Was like, okay, then let's roll that way.
Speaker 3: You can pay us. And yet, but that's on me
Speaker 3: because I never put my foot down and said come on, man.
Speaker 1: Saying on. So she she did or she didn't pay,
Speaker 1: didn't pay. She was supposed to. Did okay? So then
Speaker 1: how did that finish up? Did the landlord go right?
Speaker 1: I cough up some cash, we'll get out. Oh well
Speaker 1: she's in Sitney now, so oh wow, South Wales.
Speaker 2: I didn't vanish her.
Speaker 1: That was her probably listening to right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's look, it's it's a tough one.
Speaker 3: I've always found it really hard to just put my
Speaker 3: foot down and go come on like I just I
Speaker 3: don't know. I think I'm too soft on that front,
Speaker 3: and so maybe I should have taken a leaf out
Speaker 3: of these people's books and been on it earlier.
Speaker 1: It's hard to police, though, isn't it.
Speaker 2: It's hard to do it to your own kid.
Speaker 3: I think I think it's very difficult to make them
Speaker 3: when you know they don't have a lot of money,
Speaker 3: give you some.
Speaker 1: I don't think it was overly necessary when Greg forcibly
Speaker 1: removed her from the house. That was.
Speaker 2: Thirteen fourteen.
Speaker 3: Please get involved in this conversation. Do you have like
Speaker 3: an older child living at home and do you charge
Speaker 3: them rent?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So I went away to school at the age
Speaker 1: of twelve. This is in New South Wales, and I
Speaker 1: so effectively I hadn't lived with mom and Dad since
Speaker 1: year six. I would have comfortably wanted to live with
Speaker 1: mom and Dad up until the age of about thirty.
Speaker 1: I reckon, really absolutely, look like, why just because of
Speaker 1: everything like cooking, cleaning, yet not for not for any
Speaker 1: other purposes don't suit me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, of course, but I would have chipped in,
Speaker 2: I don't think your.
Speaker 3: Mother should be responsible for cooking and cleaning and doing
Speaker 3: your washing until you're thirty.
Speaker 1: No, look, there's that way. Yeah, there's the way that
Speaker 1: you're doing right now, which makes me out to be
Speaker 1: an absolute pig. But I'm just saying the youngsters who
Speaker 1: are like, well, I need my space and I need
Speaker 1: to do my own thing, and I didn't have privacy,
Speaker 1: I didn't need privacy. I'd be happy to live with
Speaker 1: Muff and Dad for as long as they'd let me
Speaker 1: live there.
Speaker 3: Really absolutely, And how would you have felt if they
Speaker 3: had a said, hand over two hundred bucks a month.
Speaker 1: I reckon I would have done it because I would
Speaker 1: have been working at the time as well. It's hundred
Speaker 1: bucks a month, it's very very doable. Yeah, fifty bucks
Speaker 1: a week.
Speaker 3: It's certainly cheaper than being out in your own, isn't it,
Speaker 3: and paying whatever in rent?
Speaker 1: Yeah a week absolutely.
Speaker 2: The twenty four ten that's a fair thing, you reckon.
Speaker 1: Take you calls neck right now in thirteen twenty four
Speaker 1: to ten, we're just talking at parenting and just where
Speaker 1: you sit in terms of your siblings living with your
Speaker 1: post the age of eighteen, d you charge and rent? Do
Speaker 1: you let them freeloa? Are they living with you until
Speaker 1: they're sixty? Which is weird and awkward?
Speaker 2: Oh, it's judging a few.
Speaker 1: You've got a six year old son still living with you.
Speaker 2: There's been an article will come out.
Speaker 3: I'm just talking about the fact that one couple have
Speaker 3: charged their child who's eighteen, who finished school after two weeks,
Speaker 3: two hundred bucks a month.
Speaker 1: It's fifty bucks a week though, it seems quite reasonable
Speaker 1: if they're working.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten. We'd love to hear from your
Speaker 2: Kim from Blake for you. Good morning?
Speaker 1: Are you there, Kim?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Hi, welcome, you're on the radio. Are you paying red?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 1: How old are you Kim? And how long have you
Speaker 1: been living with the folks for I'm.
Speaker 9: Twenty three and I've been paying foray.
Speaker 1: Can we ask how much?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I've pay one hundred dollars a fortnight one.
Speaker 1: Hundred bucks of four and yeah, so fifty dollars a week.
Speaker 3: And how do you feel about that kim budget for
Speaker 3: real life?
Speaker 2: Well, so you think it's a good thing that it
Speaker 2: prepares you for adulting?
Speaker 10: Yeah, pretty good.
Speaker 1: So I would have taken the opportunity. I would have
Speaker 1: loved to have known as a youngster sniffer. Mum and
Speaker 1: dad just kicked me out. Now, so go attack the
Speaker 1: world at the age of twelve, son go get it.
Speaker 3: Can you please explain that you went to boarding school,
Speaker 3: maybe you weren't underprivileged.
Speaker 1: They're not listening. They still think I'm an n Where
Speaker 1: is he.
Speaker 2: From Paradise? Good morning?
Speaker 5: Good morning?
Speaker 9: How are you good?
Speaker 8: Good?
Speaker 2: Where do you sit with this one?
Speaker 9: I have two that do you pay for my class
Speaker 9: as board?
Speaker 1: At mine?
Speaker 9: They pay eighty bucks a month.
Speaker 2: Ago months, so that's like, that's eighty bucks a week.
Speaker 2: That's decent. And Sony's on.
Speaker 9: The provisor that they say the percentage of their wage
Speaker 9: for their future.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, god's such good parenting. I'm feeling so
Speaker 2: less than it.
Speaker 1: So there's a beautiful hidden message that will help them
Speaker 1: develop long term as adults.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, so, yes, we get up a budget fan with
Speaker 9: both of them, and they have two younger siblings still
Speaker 9: to follow.
Speaker 2: So okay, yep, and Sonya, what do you do with
Speaker 2: the money?
Speaker 9: It goes back into the food and the household. Good, great,
Speaker 9: and everything around the home. So yeah, they know that.
Speaker 1: So yeah, Sonny, clearly you r on a tight chip.
Speaker 1: And that is very admirable because it's a bit late
Speaker 1: for Joats and her.
Speaker 2: Yeah you're going to pay me rent or not, I don't.
Speaker 9: Know yet, and they do not miss out, so kind
Speaker 9: of like, yeah, guys, this is how it works. We
Speaker 9: have four kids to do, so you've got to all
Speaker 9: contribute and help her own home. And yeah, they all
Speaker 9: pull their weight. So that's great.
Speaker 2: That's awesome. Let's go to Emma from Maslin Beach. Good morning, Emma,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 1: Are good?
Speaker 2: Are you charging or not charging?
Speaker 8: I'm not charging. My nineteen year old daughter works twenty
Speaker 8: nine hours a week. She finished school last year, and
Speaker 8: my agreement with her was she had to save a
Speaker 8: portion of her pay instead of paying me rent. So
Speaker 8: she learned how to say for our house or say
Speaker 8: for when she moves out, so she actually puts the
Speaker 8: side between two and four hundred dollars a week.
Speaker 2: And price can you put on teaching responsibility?
Speaker 1: Andrew, Yes, it's a great point. Ever, so have you
Speaker 1: made an agreement what she's allowed to spend it on
Speaker 1: or do you expect I don't know, within a year
Speaker 1: or two a little first deposit or something.
Speaker 8: No, that is her savings money. And she is an
Speaker 8: ambitious young lady. So she wants to, say four hundred
Speaker 8: a week, and she wants to get to twenty five thousand.
Speaker 8: So she comes to pasit on the house.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, not the kind of nineteen year old
Speaker 3: that's coming home with like a carton of glava Cruise's.
Speaker 1: Mum, I've done it. I've just bought a jet skime.
Speaker 8: I do expect her to go out and have fun
Speaker 8: because she needs to be rewarded for working. She actually
Speaker 8: is in the middle of getting her license, and she
Speaker 8: travels to ours on public transport every day to go
Speaker 8: to her retail job. And she travels home doing that,
Speaker 8: and she hasn't missed the day of work.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, good.
Speaker 1: Good parents out there feeling about your parent.
Speaker 8: You telling me you've got your time machine.
Speaker 1: On this day, Tuesday. Time to inject some knowledge into
Speaker 1: that brain. That you smashed it on the weekend, didn't you.
Speaker 3: Boy?
Speaker 1: Goodness, rains aren't supposed to be exposed to that sort
Speaker 1: of stuff.
Speaker 2: Bit of repair work needs to be done.
Speaker 1: I've got the Tuesday Blues all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: Do you know what? What about for this on this day?
Speaker 1: Let's make it purely music themed?
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, well you're guiding this ship.
Speaker 1: Okay, Hong Kong? All right, Well, well let's see what
Speaker 1: happens here. That's the wrong sound effect? What classy? Twenty
Speaker 1: third of May. Let's go back to two thousand, Eminem
Speaker 1: releases his third studio album, The Marshall made this LP
Speaker 1: the fastest ever selling studio album. At this stage of
Speaker 1: his career, he was still kind of speaking a little
Speaker 1: bit nasily when he rapped. Yeah, before he started speaking
Speaker 1: a little differently. If you don't believe me, look at
Speaker 1: his older stuff compared to his earlier stuff. Yeah, he's
Speaker 1: real sort of nasily thing going on. I think you're right,
Speaker 1: really cool, don't get me wrong, Like if you've sort of.
Speaker 2: Held your nose and you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it. Twenty twenty, powder Finger reform for a
Speaker 1: one off Last stream Chowdy performance One Night Lonely twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: It was their first concert over a decade. Ninety thousand
Speaker 1: fans watched on YouTube. It gives us a good excuse
Speaker 1: to play this seriously, you've burned it, Fanning. Yeah, crafted
Speaker 1: from God.
Speaker 3: I think back in the days when you tried to
Speaker 3: pick up chicks by being a muso.
Speaker 2: Is that one of the songs that you covered.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely, it was Sunset's.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The other one as well was when he went solo.
Speaker 1: Remember we went solely. Yeah. I just done to wish
Speaker 1: wish you well.
Speaker 2: Wish you well.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But no one can sing like him as well
Speaker 1: as Range is just ridiculous. Nineteen ninety eight. It's what
Speaker 1: about this? Steve Lacy born in Compton, California. Today's twenty
Speaker 1: fifth birthday. It's another one of those characters like, wow,
Speaker 1: he's only twenty five. It's achieved so much. When I
Speaker 1: was twenty five, I was still trying to find myself.
Speaker 1: Found myself too, don't wry about that. Twenty twenty one
Speaker 1: On the Weekend was nominated for sixteen awards, winning ten
Speaker 1: the Billboard Music Awards in twenty twenty one, and the
Speaker 1: bill Ford Music Award goes to Killig and he's quite
Speaker 1: a talented character.
Speaker 3: He's just he's dropped the e in the weekend, So
Speaker 3: now he's just w e k ND.
Speaker 1: You think he's always been old. It seems to we
Speaker 1: are spelling mistake on that run. There's no way at
Speaker 1: the end of weekend, isn't he judging?
Speaker 3: His name's not sorry written like he's dropped the e ink?
Speaker 1: How did you not become a host of video hits spoken?
Speaker 3: So he's not just the wickned no good stuff.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 1: One song on May twenty three and twenty fourteen All
Speaker 1: of Me by John Legend. This beautifully shows off just
Speaker 1: how unbelievable his range is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and how much he loves his wife Chrissy teaking Yes.
Speaker 1: And there's a part where he goes give it all
Speaker 1: hearts on the or you can get it except John
Speaker 1: Legend certainly couldn't. God apologies, What would I do without?
Speaker 1: Yes one A big show coming up tomorrow. What the
Speaker 1: Fork returns Yes?
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: So if you're not initiated with what the Fork, this
Speaker 3: is basically those everyday things in life where you go
Speaker 3: what the fork is that? And it was born out
Speaker 3: of the fact that no workplace in South Australia ever
Speaker 3: has ever had enough forks.
Speaker 1: Which is so true. I can't believe the phones were glitching. Yesse,
Speaker 1: we got for this thing. There's a fork shortage in
Speaker 1: every single workplace and not just South Australia, possibly the planet.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And we realized in this workplace that Abby was responsible
Speaker 3: for forks.
Speaker 1: There's a queen of thieves when it comes to foks
Speaker 1: and that is Abby from the newsroom. That is correct.
Speaker 1: It goes, goes home and just lies in a giant
Speaker 1: pile of four foks. It sounds like a fork angel.
Speaker 1: Ten K Day continues tomorrow and also we could be
Speaker 1: sending you to the next big thing in Adelaide. Big
Speaker 1: announcement tomorrow, Another one, another one, isn't we We're chocolock
Speaker 1: full of surprises, all right, enjoy the rest of the day.
Speaker 1: Let's just leave you with this. Start your day right, friends, Adelaides,
Speaker 1: Dy and Hazy