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Speaker 3: One hundred, Ooh, good morning and welcome.
Speaker 4: To you Monday.
Speaker 5: Good morning.
Speaker 4: How are we all?
Speaker 5: Were good? Shall we check in with our brother who
Speaker 5: had a party last night at TV's Night at Night?
Speaker 5: The logis coming in from Sydney. Clint stand away, you alive?
Speaker 4: And well I'm alive.
Speaker 6: I'm not so well, but anyway, that's all right.
Speaker 5: I'll take one of the two.
Speaker 3: At this point, can you roll over and put lennon.
Speaker 3: I'd like to congratulate her on her gold LOGI went.
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness, what would she be doing right now?
Speaker 5: She'd be munted.
Speaker 6: She did say that in the lead up, didn't she
Speaker 6: She said she would be quote munted.
Speaker 5: That is a quote. I'm not suggesting that she is.
Speaker 5: She was in here last week and she saidy five win.
Speaker 5: I'll probably be two months from the night before.
Speaker 3: In the morning the LOGI awards for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: They happened last night, our own Clint Stannaway was in
Speaker 3: the room. We're gonna get all the goss on that
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 4: But sorry, so.
Speaker 5: You're the inside, our insider, in the.
Speaker 3: Inside stufftat Sorry, I've broken the one thing you requested
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 6: Please thank you our award winning Clinton.
Speaker 3: Say Stannie, congratulate new talent.
Speaker 4: I'm bloody proudy.
Speaker 6: She never thought you'd say that.
Speaker 5: What did you win? Best journalists?
Speaker 6: It's a team effort.
Speaker 4: I think journalists went to that new channel tensure. I
Speaker 4: woke up.
Speaker 5: I woke up with a photo of Clint holding a
Speaker 5: LOGI saying I'm a logo award.
Speaker 6: Win yes for our coverage of the Olympic Games in Paris.
Speaker 4: Oh money, well spent.
Speaker 5: Yes, And you know what, you worked so hard when
Speaker 5: you're over there, because you also did our show at night.
Speaker 6: Yeah, do I get an award for that?
Speaker 5: I hope you pushed everyone else off the stage and
Speaker 5: just took the trophy yourself. Did you get on?
Speaker 6: Actually no, that was the honor was Ali Langdon and
Speaker 6: James Bracy, the faces of our Olympic Covery's.
Speaker 5: Ridiculous when travel guides one the whole thing fourteen tables.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's not hate.
Speaker 4: The goggle Box crew there last night.
Speaker 5: I don't know, but the travel guides. At the end,
Speaker 5: the guy says, and I need all the help from
Speaker 5: the cast as we say tonight's LOGI awards get to say,
Speaker 5: and they all went.
Speaker 4: Out of five. I can imagine they're practicing that. The
Speaker 4: fo crowd loved it. All right, we're gonna get eyes.
Speaker 6: What's happened great?
Speaker 4: I'm rattled by the footy on the weekend.
Speaker 5: Well, the pie is lost. I should have taken ends
Speaker 5: up winning. I felt like in her No.
Speaker 4: I didn't even watch that one was too late for me.
Speaker 5: How winning Perth?
Speaker 6: You're asking me?
Speaker 5: Did Port Adelaide winning so important?
Speaker 6: Do the Magpies have the Collie wobbles?
Speaker 4: Yes they do.
Speaker 5: It's a seismic result amongst the contenders.
Speaker 4: And that Chancers still have.
Speaker 3: The Brisbane lines when they're heavyway pounds were the promise
Speaker 3: notes until we meet.
Speaker 5: Again, that's right, But the Brisbane lines are very good.
Speaker 5: If you're gonna lose, you'd lose to them, won't you.
Speaker 4: And then you got the Hawks they had a chakra
Speaker 4: on Friday.
Speaker 5: Let's look at the positives. The Melbourne Vixens one fifteen
Speaker 5: fifteen thousand. They're jam packed into the Verna to watch
Speaker 5: the Vixens. One point in it, I know what a game?
Speaker 4: That is? Unreal? Who do you think is more hung
Speaker 4: this morning? Clint or the girls?
Speaker 5: Don't they girls have Mad Monday today? So today's their day?
Speaker 4: Do they do mad Monday?
Speaker 5: I think so we are.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, of course they do.
Speaker 5: What do you mean hacking girls can be more naody
Speaker 5: than the ball?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, finally admit it. I've been saying that for years.
Speaker 5: We're not dumb, nor do you What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Yes, so you're still doing the bad stuff. You're just
Speaker 3: not letting anyone know about it.
Speaker 4: What's the bad stuff?
Speaker 5: Like staying out late and doing things? But we don't
Speaker 5: do stupid things.
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 5: We do funny things?
Speaker 4: Right? You guys don't like pee on a police station overseas.
Speaker 5: We don't like wrestle and stuff each other in any way.
Speaker 3: You know Executive producer Brody, the leader of the show,
Speaker 3: you know about this c leader when him and the
Speaker 3: him and the lads get on it. Yeah, yeah, they
Speaker 3: wrestle in an apartment, but they turn the lights off.
Speaker 3: They do they do blackout wrestling.
Speaker 5: I mean that's just asking someone to smash their head
Speaker 5: open on a coffee table, as anyone smash. Why so
Speaker 5: you can stick your fingers up each other's in the
Speaker 5: dark and not know who did it? Well, why else would.
Speaker 4: You in the dark him figure out the clocker?
Speaker 5: I reckon, that's what they're up to.
Speaker 4: Four points for the under Who was it?
Speaker 5: You'll never know? It's so dark.
Speaker 4: That it does have a mate called knuckles.
Speaker 5: All right, let's get this show on the road. It's
Speaker 5: Monday morning. How rude.
Speaker 3: Morning, Melbourne. This is Nomber one hundred. You are on
Speaker 3: the air with Jason Lauren Clint here as well. We
Speaker 3: are doing it thanks to our mates to shell Ready Express.
Speaker 4: How could was all the weather?
Speaker 5: I was about to stay in Melbourne?
Speaker 4: What a ripping weekend?
Speaker 5: It was like eighteen degrees fool, I am. I had
Speaker 5: my niece yesterday. I was on babysitting duty. Just you
Speaker 5: on your own at Paul and I right, and we
Speaker 5: took we took her to We did the full like
Speaker 5: Park Ranch. She's only eighteen months. We did this Sunday
Speaker 5: morning park situation. I haven't done that before. Oh Clinton,
Speaker 5: you've got two nephews. Have you done the Sunday morning.
Speaker 5: Oh you're always in Sydney.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm always in Sydney. But I know what you're
Speaker 6: talking about.
Speaker 4: It's Sunday.
Speaker 6: It's a real bit of a scene, isn't it. Oh
Speaker 6: my gosh, Like it's it's where I don't know, where
Speaker 6: a lot of people sort of go to be seen
Speaker 6: with their kids.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, I made a lot of small talk with parents.
Speaker 5: How old is your little one?
Speaker 4: All that sort of are you not mine? How were
Speaker 4: kids hogging the swings?
Speaker 5: Well? I didn't quite get the process.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because she was like, sings can go very political.
Speaker 5: But they were pretty good. Everyone was pretty good. People
Speaker 5: went on and then got off so other people would
Speaker 5: have a turn. But she just wanted the whole time.
Speaker 5: All she wanted to do was walk up the slide
Speaker 5: the wrong way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't do that, but.
Speaker 5: That's all she wanted to do. So I was like
Speaker 5: up the stairs and down and she gets the bottom,
Speaker 5: turned around and run back up and I'm like, how
Speaker 5: you can hardly walk? How are you climbing up.
Speaker 3: The smo Was there a situation where it was almost
Speaker 3: get to end like that Simpsons episode when Home had
Speaker 3: to be cut out?
Speaker 4: The slide did you have to go Nana enough to
Speaker 4: go in?
Speaker 5: But it's just it's quite dick and I thought, why
Speaker 5: don't all these parks have side hustles with coffee vans
Speaker 5: there to tell me about it?
Speaker 3: You well, there was kids that set up like a
Speaker 3: lemonade stand near out. I said, the headaches. We got
Speaker 3: one of those pizza ovens and it's on like a
Speaker 3: trolley with wheels and wheel back down to the park
Speaker 3: some midday seriously pumping out to margaritas.
Speaker 6: How did you how did you go dressed? Were an active?
Speaker 4: Were? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I was in Malulu lemons, my puff of obviously puffer jacket.
Speaker 5: But it was warm. It was like it wasn't cold
Speaker 5: in Melbourne this weekend. And then I was because we
Speaker 5: remember we were considering on Saturday going up to Sydney
Speaker 5: to watch the Wallabies.
Speaker 4: Now that we are.
Speaker 5: God, we didn't go to that. It was torrential in
Speaker 5: city got up though.
Speaker 6: Do you think we might have turned the corner?
Speaker 5: Whether you're not allowed to say that, you know that
Speaker 5: jinxes everything. Well, it's going to be eighteen degrees again today.
Speaker 3: Everyone always reminds me of the minute you say that,
Speaker 3: And then we hit a bad patch just before the races.
Speaker 5: Oh well, Darby Day's always like forty two degrees more
Speaker 5: about seven.
Speaker 4: Hey, yeah, here's a tip for you because I always
Speaker 4: carry a spin nappy at the park.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, not for Lauren, because in.
Speaker 5: In case you have too many long blacks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like that time you're on the tent.
Speaker 5: Yes, that was itself, the choice cleans and I didn't
Speaker 5: chip myself, thank you.
Speaker 4: It's what all the kids scream at the park. It's
Speaker 4: just a juice clean.
Speaker 3: You take one with you in the colder months because
Speaker 3: normally all the swings and.
Speaker 4: Everything are wet. Well, yeah, she just wiping down with
Speaker 4: the nappy. It absorbs it.
Speaker 5: Oh I didn't. I just put her straight down. I
Speaker 5: was like, there's one way to dry it.
Speaker 4: You go on the wet slat.
Speaker 5: Sum was fine, she didn't care. And then there was
Speaker 5: one of those little you know, like the rocking horse
Speaker 5: things that they've got like springs on the So she
Speaker 5: was on that and Paul. Paul was trying to teach
Speaker 5: you how to ride it like a jockey, and he's going,
Speaker 5: come on, you know, but he's like pretending she's a jockey.
Speaker 5: And his family walked past and They're like, excuse me,
Speaker 5: and I was like, we're in job. When they go,
Speaker 5: we just like to point out that's actually a duck,
Speaker 5: it's not a horse. And I was like, okay, we're
Speaker 5: also not in the Melbourne Cup here. Yeah, we're just
Speaker 5: having a bit of Saturday morning.
Speaker 4: Fun, is it? Because he was punting on it?
Speaker 5: He was he was running, running a tab for the
Speaker 5: other family members.
Speaker 4: Does the park have and I love this? Have you
Speaker 4: guys seen the Flying Fox?
Speaker 5: So yeah, but she's too small?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, there's there's like the Flying Fox. But then
Speaker 3: some of them have like a seat that you strap
Speaker 3: him into and then.
Speaker 5: You just I wouldn't have been doing that either.
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 5: You can imagine very risk of her. She wasn't out
Speaker 5: on that thing where the kid's pump it and it
Speaker 5: spins really fast.
Speaker 4: Oh were you being? Was how they copped aimump.
Speaker 5: Well, there's another kid just hanging off one of those
Speaker 5: rocking horse things with his feet hooked in and his
Speaker 5: face firmly in the dirt with the tan bark. Looked
Speaker 5: like he was eating the tam bark, but his feet
Speaker 5: were in the air and his face planted And I
Speaker 5: went to help, and they were like, oh, no, he's fine.
Speaker 4: He's a second change.
Speaker 5: He always does that. I was like, okay, I'll stay
Speaker 5: out of it.
Speaker 4: Clean park politics is fun. Tell you what else is fun?
Speaker 3: Going through the audio that Clint recorded at Logi's last night,
Speaker 3: could have you got what I said?
Speaker 4: Have you heard back what you sentenced?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: I haven't heard.
Speaker 4: What's the I know?
Speaker 6: I spoke to Alessandra from Maps.
Speaker 4: Oh she was it. She's got a good time.
Speaker 5: She ripped into you always make a beeline for Alissandra.
Speaker 6: But she that exact question exactly.
Speaker 4: She blew up.
Speaker 6: Are you going to hear that she'd blow up?
Speaker 5: Did she tell you to put some effort into it?
Speaker 5: Remember last time? How do I find a girlfriend?
Speaker 3: You gotta put some effort in Remember a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago, Clint was live from the Star the next
Speaker 3: morning and he had he had the hots for Matt Shervington.
Speaker 5: Yes, we must discuss Matt Shervington's outfit next.
Speaker 4: Well, what was he in? I didn't see him?
Speaker 3: I know you know what he didn't see because you
Speaker 3: had eyes for someone else last night there was a
Speaker 3: theme Clint was making a bee line for someone. You'll
Speaker 3: hear all the audio. Next, Richard Marx should have know better.
Speaker 3: This is Nomber one hundred. You're on the air with
Speaker 3: Jason Lauren. Clint's here as well. The reason we played
Speaker 3: that is he was one of the performers that last
Speaker 3: night the.
Speaker 4: Loggers the goal LOGI winning Clint stand Away picked up.
Speaker 5: Not the goal, not the goal, no, but a silver LOGI. Clint,
Speaker 5: well done.
Speaker 6: I'm proud of you.
Speaker 5: But how many years have you worked in television?
Speaker 4: Twenty three?
Speaker 5: How many logis have you won?
Speaker 4: And now one?
Speaker 6: So it was for the team effort.
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 6: The Olympics coverage most outstanding sport events.
Speaker 4: This is the moment I got him. You're ready? Okay,
Speaker 4: see you're with Jason Lauren. You are with Jesson in
Speaker 4: French French, oh.
Speaker 2: Dish accent.
Speaker 4: Amazing work.
Speaker 5: That was the beautiful work you did when you're in Paris.
Speaker 5: Remember you also did that excellent cross for us where
Speaker 5: you were trying to get that woman to say hello
Speaker 5: in French and order a crepe. I mean, if that's
Speaker 5: no logo award winning stuff, But don't thank.
Speaker 4: You so much.
Speaker 6: I'd like to thank you for your inspiration. Now he
Speaker 6: sent through some audio. Yes, right, so you when I
Speaker 6: set the scene.
Speaker 5: Yes, please do because you're insider.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 6: I toddled off from the main ballroom to the after
Speaker 6: party as soon as Lynn McGranger got up and accepted
Speaker 6: her awards, so beautifully spoken, by the way, and I
Speaker 6: just suddenly caught a glimpse of one of my television favorites,
Speaker 6: and I just thought I had to own the moment.
Speaker 4: That's right, not Matt shirving I know this year. No,
Speaker 4: in past years, all he's gone on about is meeting sver.
Speaker 5: Because Matt Shervington was there in a black skivvy under
Speaker 5: his touch Steve Job style. Luck he borrowed it from Clint.
Speaker 5: You know that.
Speaker 4: Well, the skivvy was not the target this year. It
Speaker 4: was someone a little different.
Speaker 6: It's clip straight away, SHANEA Blaze live at the Loggi's
Speaker 6: after party. SHANEA good to see you. I'm actually having
Speaker 6: a great time, but the fact you sleep you look
Speaker 6: really likely right now?
Speaker 4: What what do I look? Lonely?
Speaker 7: Hi?
Speaker 4: Guys? Clean again, I'm here with Milch. We have to
Speaker 4: work in the morning.
Speaker 5: Mel I'm tipsy playing there.
Speaker 2: The Pitbull throw back just.
Speaker 4: Here on over. I love Pitbull so much. I also
Speaker 4: love Perry and Kennel.
Speaker 6: Exclusive party audio with Sarah Arbo.
Speaker 4: You, I'm the only you will not believe.
Speaker 1: What I just saw a clean stand away doing.
Speaker 5: I don't know if I can disclose it on live
Speaker 5: on radio.
Speaker 6: This is live.
Speaker 5: I notice sprea recorder.
Speaker 4: I don't think I can disclose it clean. I just
Speaker 4: saw carry at Kenny and I love her. Do you
Speaker 4: re to track her down? Okay, I'll be on the
Speaker 4: hearts quick. I've tracked her down. It's Kerry and Kenny,
Speaker 4: my favorite, my love. How are you doing? I'm just
Speaker 4: fun lovely to see you again. I just love you.
Speaker 4: I've been watching you tonight and you've been you.
Speaker 5: You are delighted me around when you're very high night,
Speaker 5: lovely night.
Speaker 4: How many this for you?
Speaker 5: For two?
Speaker 4: Next year? Gold?
Speaker 8: Next year?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 5: No, no, you actually have a TV show and I
Speaker 5: have a bowl.
Speaker 4: I love you, love you, love you? Love you?
Speaker 5: Was what I was your target?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 5: And been on television for about twenty and.
Speaker 6: Kennel he called her.
Speaker 4: Was she at the like at the slot machines? Or
Speaker 4: she was actually what she was doing there?
Speaker 5: Care Sarah Harbo started telling his story, saying, You'll never
Speaker 5: guess what I said. She was doing you just he
Speaker 5: just cut her off and said.
Speaker 9: Ye ken only.
Speaker 5: But on your study.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Then who else was there?
Speaker 3: Well, he ran into someone else that he catches up
Speaker 3: with now and then. However, an annual event, she had
Speaker 3: an issue over the settings that you always catch up with.
Speaker 5: Alessandra from mass this is the is the sex Expert relations.
Speaker 4: Listen? Alissandra from are you signing to meet this before?
Speaker 5: I'm saying that he's very nice, but he only speaks
Speaker 5: to me when he's drunk. So I don't know what
Speaker 5: the dealer is, but I think there's like maybe something
Speaker 5: having to do with confidence where he doesn't feel like
Speaker 5: he can, but when he's had a few drinks then
Speaker 5: he actually is like very full on and speaks.
Speaker 6: So what's the solution? Do you think I should go
Speaker 6: on the show?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 5: I think you need to get your ship together, good Anya, Alessandra,
Speaker 5: she knows.
Speaker 4: Is that gonna hold me for the rest of mine?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, get your shift together.
Speaker 4: She has absolutely nailed you.
Speaker 9: My god, I love her.
Speaker 5: She's so sassy. What are you chuckling at?
Speaker 3: I was just saying it if we could record our
Speaker 3: off air chat this morning post that is red carpet fashion.
Speaker 4: Hits and missus being the fashion police. We haven't hit
Speaker 4: the hits yet.
Speaker 5: Oh you know who I loved on the Red carpet
Speaker 5: talk to me, you know, master Chef. And she had
Speaker 5: her dad as her date, and while she was doing
Speaker 5: all her red carpet interviews, he was following around filming
Speaker 5: the entire thing on his ear.
Speaker 4: That's what your dad.
Speaker 5: My dad's so embarrassing. And I was like, oh, that
Speaker 5: would be my dad. In the background of the main
Speaker 5: red carpet interview when they're on like the spinning wheel,
Speaker 5: he's just there with his phone.
Speaker 4: I love that. That's so cute. More the Luggies a
Speaker 4: little bit later.
Speaker 8: On prisoner can't get you on my mind.
Speaker 3: So I didn't realize I used to live around the
Speaker 3: corner from a jungle. I don't know if you guys
Speaker 3: caught this over the weekend in the news in Melbourne Southeast.
Speaker 3: A ex police station just along the Dpan Highway there
Speaker 3: in hyatt As just sold for over a million dollars.
Speaker 5: Well, the land would be worth a lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, land would be worth a lot. Out the back
Speaker 3: it's still got a holding cell like a little jail.
Speaker 4: Oh, like a proper prison, which.
Speaker 3: A couple who purchased the property said they are going
Speaker 3: to keep the holding cell and make it more like
Speaker 3: a storage unit.
Speaker 4: That's a bit kirky probably for relatives.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think i'd want a prison in my home.
Speaker 4: So sorry, what is it like an old police st
Speaker 4: it's an old police station.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's an old exploit because a lot of the
Speaker 3: cop shops now, like if you get done right, say
Speaker 3: you're being a little bit crazy down at the Sandy Hotel,
Speaker 3: the cops now be there.
Speaker 4: They take it us and kill the police station.
Speaker 5: Because that's where the big one.
Speaker 4: That's where the big holding cells are right now, have you.
Speaker 5: Said what they've done to Pintridge Prison in Coburg So
Speaker 5: that was the old like notorious main person. And in
Speaker 5: Melbourne back in the Dawn Hotel now it's got a
Speaker 5: cinema you can buy. Yeah, it's a hotel and you
Speaker 5: can buy like cells there as sellers.
Speaker 4: So keep your wind.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and they're so expensive in.
Speaker 4: Each little jail cell is no personal cells.
Speaker 5: They're cold and they're stone and they're like the right
Speaker 5: temperature so you get like bluestone and they're beautiful. A
Speaker 5: visit people who have sell wine cellars.
Speaker 6: Jordan Lewis, former Hawthorne and Melbourne player, has his wine
Speaker 6: collection there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and the hotel is like it's beauty. It's like
Speaker 5: a five star hotel. It's got beautiful restaurants.
Speaker 4: But the room. So you want to pop a pinot,
Speaker 4: you go down to the jail and open yourself.
Speaker 5: There's a beautiful wine.
Speaker 4: You can't drive, You've got to get a cap.
Speaker 5: It's a bit of a drive if you live in Richmond.
Speaker 5: It's not a drive if you live in North Side.
Speaker 4: Saying it was like, you know, you should see the room.
Speaker 5: Hang on Pantrie it's live Google Google Pantridge Prison Hotel.
Speaker 5: The rooms are.
Speaker 4: Imagine in the cell and I'm like, you want to
Speaker 4: pop another bottle? Yeah? Hang on, I just got to
Speaker 4: get an uber to the jail to grab a bottle
Speaker 4: of wine.
Speaker 5: It would be great if you lived in Coburg cl.
Speaker 4: Just lock ourselves in the cell the exactly, Oh there.
Speaker 5: The room, but there's three cells put together that they've
Speaker 5: cut holes.
Speaker 6: In the wall.
Speaker 4: It's a bit. It's a bit.
Speaker 5: It's pretty amazing, isn't it.
Speaker 6: It's a little bit great, Like didn't they the capital
Speaker 6: punishment was a thing when that place was open, I think.
Speaker 6: So imagine the ghosts.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's ghost for sure, ghosts everywhere. Hotel Enjoy, it's
Speaker 5: very known, it's amazing. Yeah, there's a cinema there, there's
Speaker 5: you went to rub can't?
Speaker 2: Is that.
Speaker 5: I didn't go? I didn't get sent there the.
Speaker 4: Home of Chappelle for sometime. Yes, what were the conditions
Speaker 4: like that?
Speaker 5: Usel Ah? Pretty grim?
Speaker 6: Did you get to the actual cell area.
Speaker 5: Or into the holding bit? And then the new prisoners
Speaker 5: arrived and we panicked and asked to leave promptly. We
Speaker 5: didn't want to get mixed up with the wrong people.
Speaker 5: People have been thrown in the slam are forgetting too
Speaker 5: drunk in.
Speaker 4: Bali aircon in the holding area is quite warm and
Speaker 4: open air jail straight back to Potato Head.
Speaker 5: But what's the other straight back to Potato what's the
Speaker 5: other prison here in Melbourne? The old Melbourne Jail? Have
Speaker 5: you been there? Oh, there's a ghost in Cel fourteen
Speaker 5: or something like. They know that there is a ghost
Speaker 5: that lives there, and everyone who goes in there says
Speaker 5: that they feel the energy of the ghost. Remember I
Speaker 5: did the Today Show there and I thought it pattered
Speaker 5: my head.
Speaker 3: I went to the police station open day at South Melbourne.
Speaker 3: The cops did like an open day. We took the
Speaker 3: kids down there.
Speaker 5: They could get on the police by it's sound there
Speaker 5: to say if you don't behave yourself, this is where
Speaker 5: you'll end up police stations, balloons and face. We want
Speaker 5: to come back here.
Speaker 3: They've got holding cells that they don't use anymore out
Speaker 3: the back of the South Melbourn police station. But the
Speaker 3: cop goes, ye know, we just store all the paperwork
Speaker 3: in there now, why don't they use them? Because again
Speaker 3: they take them to bigger police stations. Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: Have you been to a jail here in Australia somewhere
Speaker 3: in the world? Well no, no, note whether it was
Speaker 3: on a tour. Maybe it was to visit a family member.
Speaker 3: Oh maybe you worked in a jail.
Speaker 5: Maybe you just got put in a holding cell just.
Speaker 4: For the night, the old watchhouse sleepover.
Speaker 5: My friend got put in a prison in America. America
Speaker 5: got pulled over and he had to do the walking test.
Speaker 5: They don't do breatha lasses and I hate drink driving.
Speaker 5: But he swears he was not drunk, and he got
Speaker 5: put in an American prison overnight. It was so scary.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, because you're in like a room with other people.
Speaker 3: Here in Australia, you get put the holding cells. You're
Speaker 3: just in there on your own. Then again, when we
Speaker 3: did the tour, it smelt like pist. You don't want
Speaker 3: to be in there.
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't think you want to be in there.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four number, I think, yeah, good points.
Speaker 5: Anyone listening from prison right now?
Speaker 4: Well, apparently they're sneak mobiles apparently have.
Speaker 5: But some some prisons you're allowed mobiles and you're allowed
Speaker 5: radios and you're allou No, just some of them, I think, mate.
Speaker 4: Some of the only places I know that still have
Speaker 4: Fox dollars cleans house in prison. Yeah, that's pretty much it.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten. Have you been to a prison?
Speaker 4: In return?
Speaker 3: I got four hundred dollars ourch just to spec savers. So,
Speaker 3: whether it's lenses or you want to det yourself out
Speaker 3: with some new sonnies, give us a call. We want
Speaker 3: to go on a little tour of prisoners. Have you
Speaker 3: been to a prison? Where in the world was it
Speaker 3: and why are we there? Thirteen twenty four ten is
Speaker 3: our number.
Speaker 4: Let's go to kill Moore, Tim, Good morning morning, here
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 5: You've been in the clink, brother.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, me and I might seeing ourself in there
Speaker 8: on one dark right out there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we were were.
Speaker 8: Timp Arizona. Well probably shouldn't out there, but we had
Speaker 8: a warrant sent out for us all the way back
Speaker 8: to Australia and they haven't gone yet. Were turning a hide.
Speaker 5: What did you do wrong that put you in the
Speaker 5: clink in Arizona? Because I've watched America's hardest prisons and
Speaker 5: I think one of them is in Arizona.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we weren't in that one, but yeah, look he
Speaker 8: cut me across the back of the head. I hope
Speaker 8: you listening because I'm bringing him straight under the air.
Speaker 8: He cut me across the back of the head after
Speaker 8: a knight on the sauce, and chased him down and
Speaker 8: uh and took him took a nice spear tackle and yeah,
Speaker 8: we found ourselves through like a little shop windows sort
Speaker 8: of thing. And you couldn't even put the exact car
Speaker 8: park opposite where it all went down. There's a police
Speaker 8: police car the two offerers, and they thought we're obviously fighting,
Speaker 8: but yeah, we'll just film what.
Speaker 5: We do play fighting.
Speaker 4: Did they put your shop window came out of nowhere? Long?
Speaker 5: Did put you in the jail.
Speaker 8: While we're in there overnight? Yeah, and we had to
Speaker 8: go to court the next morning.
Speaker 6: We stared.
Speaker 8: It was a little bit weird when they put the
Speaker 8: orange overalls on us and they actually changed the hands
Speaker 8: to the feet mugshots.
Speaker 5: It was are you ever allowed to go back to America?
Speaker 4: I reckon.
Speaker 8: I'll believe it's about seven years that it's been a
Speaker 8: lot further than that other world I would be.
Speaker 4: On the radio, Yeah, oh well, you do have a
Speaker 4: good trip. Should hear back? Made the orange overalls in.
Speaker 5: There and then they change your hands to you?
Speaker 4: I don't work around over there, do they?
Speaker 5: No? They don't.
Speaker 4: All right. Thirteen twenty fourteen. Have you been to a.
Speaker 5: Jail that's in Epping? Good morning morning? Was it you
Speaker 5: or someone you know?
Speaker 10: It was actually my partner at the time, what I mean,
Speaker 10: was in jail from about February November, so I never
Speaker 10: got to see him. We were He was calling me
Speaker 10: every day for his thirteen minutes.
Speaker 5: Thirteen minutes is that what you get on the phone? Yeah,
Speaker 5: thirteen minutes a day.
Speaker 4: It's great. If my wife could only talk to me
Speaker 4: for thirteen minutes a day on the phone.
Speaker 5: Thirteen minute phone call, Jase, you wouldn't be able to
Speaker 5: sit still for the whole thing. You'd get about two
Speaker 5: minutes on the phone with you and you'd hang up.
Speaker 10: He actually managed, he had a couple of them a day,
Speaker 10: but they were restricted to thirty minutes.
Speaker 5: Oh, so was he in prison here in Australia?
Speaker 10: Yeah, so he was here in Mom's free I think.
Speaker 10: So he was in there from November the day he
Speaker 10: got out. We spent some time together, and then later
Speaker 10: that night I got blocked on everything and fans out
Speaker 10: that he cheated on me in prison.
Speaker 4: In prison, yes, oh.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and was calling her as well, and kind to
Speaker 10: find out the prison No, no.
Speaker 5: No, half he's thirteen on the other thirteen minutes on
Speaker 5: vast and half he's thirteen minutes calling some other one,
Speaker 5: which makes sense because I was like better off without him.
Speaker 4: Enough couldn't happen in one day to justify thirty and
Speaker 4: call the next.
Speaker 5: Did you ever go visit?
Speaker 10: No, that wasn't allowed at the time, because it wasn't
Speaker 10: in there long enough for them to allow visitation at
Speaker 10: that stage.
Speaker 5: Right there, you go, well, that sounds like you're better
Speaker 5: off without him.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Absolutely. Let's go to Chris. Chris, you spent the
Speaker 4: first five years of your life in prison. Yeah?
Speaker 5: What do you mean?
Speaker 11: Ah well, I was a maternity prison.
Speaker 4: For my mum.
Speaker 5: Mum was in prison and you were born there.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, do you remember any of that time?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah, definitely. I mean it was more like I mean,
Speaker 11: for a kid, it's not really something you pick up
Speaker 11: on the lower details. I just remember Santa coming around
Speaker 11: in the fire engine three years.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: They had a pool, canteen or library, so we are done.
Speaker 4: Real Were you in like do your mum have her
Speaker 4: own cell and you would be in there with her?
Speaker 11: I think it was more like cabins.
Speaker 4: Yeah right.
Speaker 11: It felt more like a farm than it did a prison.
Speaker 4: Which makes sense because you don't want to put that
Speaker 4: on the child, you know what I mean? Yeah?
Speaker 11: Definitely, Oh my.
Speaker 5: Gosh, Chris. And then when when you were allowed to leave,
Speaker 5: were you allowed to leave and come back or you
Speaker 5: always in there?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 11: So I was pretty much in there the whole time
Speaker 11: until school and then I went to live.
Speaker 4: With my name right, fascinating Wow? And then would you
Speaker 4: go back and visit your mum mate.
Speaker 11: Ah, I don't think so. I think there wasn't that
Speaker 11: much longer after that until.
Speaker 4: She came out.
Speaker 5: Right. Wow, what a weird way to start ling, isn't it.
Speaker 4: I mean it does sound like they've got it set
Speaker 4: up right, you know, yeah, but you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: they've got a pool said comes. I mean that they're
Speaker 4: not in the cell, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: That's just amazing art about that. Like people being pregnant
Speaker 5: and being arrested, being incarcerated.
Speaker 4: There has been prisoners in the past. I can't remember
Speaker 4: the story it was. I think it was last year
Speaker 4: where the prisoner.
Speaker 5: Was trying to do it pregnant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right the idea, and people were like, well,
Speaker 3: hang on a set, she's doing that because she wants
Speaker 3: to go to a maternity prisoner.
Speaker 4: No, you can't do that, No, absolutely not.
Speaker 5: He Chris.
Speaker 4: Wow, fascinating. Thanks for all your stories. Oh hang on,
Speaker 4: Brady said, there's one more that's just come through a hangout.
Speaker 4: It put it through. Yeah, good, Drew, sounds like a prisoner. Joe,
Speaker 4: have you done Tom? You have done.
Speaker 5: In and out or one consistent stint in and out?
Speaker 4: One big One's what was the biggest stint.
Speaker 7: Thy much in twenty years.
Speaker 4: Oh, don't tell us what you no? No, no, not
Speaker 4: the best to answer, which Yeah, I beg your pardon.
Speaker 5: There were three questions all at once. Which prison did
Speaker 5: they have fox telling? How was the food?
Speaker 11: The food was horrible?
Speaker 5: Did they have fox tell? No?
Speaker 6: And probably the most intelligent question of the lot, which prison?
Speaker 4: Uh did the tour?
Speaker 5: Have you been back to pantry since it's become a
Speaker 5: hotel and a wine cellar?
Speaker 4: Yes, I haven't.
Speaker 11: It was.
Speaker 5: No, it wasn't a.
Speaker 6: Been to the maternity prison?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I hasn't done Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I bet you wish it was a wine seller
Speaker 5: when you're there.
Speaker 4: I'm fascinated by prisons.
Speaker 5: Did you watch that like I used to watch that
Speaker 5: shows Hardest Prison?
Speaker 4: Ye? And then I go down the YouTube.
Speaker 3: Hold, have you seen them one in Russia where they
Speaker 3: blindfold them and then they never they moved them around
Speaker 3: blindfolded every couple of hour, so that way they never
Speaker 3: know the actual layout.
Speaker 4: Of the prison. Prison. Yeah, it was a present. Well,
Speaker 4: good morning everybody, and welcoming Monday.
Speaker 3: Good morning, saw heads this morning cleaning out very on
Speaker 3: Clint stand away, he was at the LOGI Awards.
Speaker 5: Last night the clin Now, there was some interesting outfits.
Speaker 5: I thought sensational in your velvet double.
Speaker 6: Breast A bit for not having socks on, I thought
Speaker 6: you would now.
Speaker 5: I got many d ms as well, saying can you
Speaker 5: tell Clant he needs to put socks on? And I
Speaker 5: felt like running back, can you mind your manners?
Speaker 6: It was like a loafer, wasn't more like like a
Speaker 6: shining loafer?
Speaker 5: Did you get blisters from those?
Speaker 4: He needed the little sockets the feeder chopped up.
Speaker 5: Matt Shervington wore a tuxedo with a shirt give and
Speaker 5: David Campbell was in some caramel number.
Speaker 3: My heart broke for doctor Chris brown One, who had
Speaker 3: to conduct this interview on the red carpet with Blue.
Speaker 4: Well, this might just be the hardest shut of the night.
Speaker 1: As you're about to see, I'm here with Blue and
Speaker 1: Bingo from the smash It series Bluey.
Speaker 4: Everyone's very excited by my calculations. Are you guys?
Speaker 1: The youngest attendees at the logis glue?
Speaker 4: You're six and think of four? Yes?
Speaker 5: Why do they do that? Bluey would not I was like,
Speaker 5: you know, though I didn't know this, but Champaign said
Speaker 5: it in his roast that Blue is the most streamed
Speaker 5: television show.
Speaker 4: In the world.
Speaker 3: It's crazy in the world, made right here in Australia,
Speaker 3: in the entire world. Yep, we can do this all day.
Speaker 4: Yep, amazing.
Speaker 5: Did it win anything?
Speaker 6: It won It's one best children's something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, an apple side of vinegar? Did that win anything?
Speaker 6: Because I fell as Yes, that one best?
Speaker 5: That was nominated for a.
Speaker 4: Dramatic series something right.
Speaker 5: Did the Block win anything? Did Maps win anything?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: I saw Travel Guides one something and about four hundred
Speaker 5: people they always do who else?
Speaker 9: Fun?
Speaker 3: Lynn McGranger took out the gold LOGI and she is
Speaker 3: going to join us later on this hour.
Speaker 4: But coming up next.
Speaker 5: Oh, I've been keeping a little secret.
Speaker 4: We're going to go there after Edge.
Speaker 5: Let you guys know, I'm terrible at keeping secrets. Would
Speaker 5: you agree, yes, she doesn't want to think about love
Speaker 5: and I have no poker face.
Speaker 4: Would you also agree yes, most of the time.
Speaker 5: So I just said I've been keeping a little secret,
Speaker 5: and that was I told you guys last week it
Speaker 5: was my fiancee, Paul's birthday, and on Friday I'd planned
Speaker 5: him a little surprise party and he for you it
Speaker 5: looked great. It was so fun. And he's not from Melbourne, right,
Speaker 5: Paul grew up in Brisbane, And as you would know Jace,
Speaker 5: anyone who's lived somewhere other than where they were born
Speaker 5: or where they'd spent most of their life, it's really
Speaker 5: hard when you move to a new city. You don't
Speaker 5: have your family, you don't have your best friends. And
Speaker 5: Paul has integrated so beautifully into our family in Melbourne
Speaker 5: and into our friendship group and our extended family. But
Speaker 5: I flew a bunch. We had a bunch of his
Speaker 5: friends come down from Brisbane to surprise him, and he
Speaker 5: knew or Friday were going for lunch with six of us,
Speaker 5: and he just kept saying to me for weeks and
Speaker 5: weeks they better not be more than six people. I
Speaker 5: don't want to do anything. But I'd already locked it in.
Speaker 4: How many people at lunch? Four day?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, what did it start at?
Speaker 5: It started at six, then eight, then ten, then twelve,
Speaker 5: the yeah, so on and so afterwards and everyone I
Speaker 5: thought it was one of those things that was sort
Speaker 5: of last minute, and I was expecting people to be like, nah,
Speaker 5: too hard on a Friday.
Speaker 6: What was his reaction because I mean I saw a
Speaker 6: shot and his smile.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's so big.
Speaker 5: There were tears. It was just so good. I've never
Speaker 5: planned a surprise party before either, so I was so nervous.
Speaker 4: It taught me through like walking him into that we're at.
Speaker 5: Home, and so the six people he thought were having
Speaker 5: lunch with he knew it was a surprise location were there.
Speaker 5: And then I was getting text from people being like,
Speaker 5: I'm stuck on Punt Road.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And so we're sitting there and Paul's a planner, right,
Speaker 5: he's too time, like everything is timed where I'm a
Speaker 5: bit more fluid. You surprised.
Speaker 6: Would disorganized running to your own beat?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wouldn't say fluid.
Speaker 5: So I was like, he's going, okay, come off the
Speaker 5: cars here, let's go. And I was like, you know what,
Speaker 5: I think we should have a hydra light. Why don't
Speaker 5: we all hide because I was trying to like, I
Speaker 5: was trying to stall because people were like, we're stuck
Speaker 5: on Punt Road and you don't want to walk in
Speaker 5: at the same time. So I'm like dishing out. He's like,
Speaker 5: I don't want a hydral I was like, could be
Speaker 5: a big day, Let's have a hydra light's sport. He's like,
Speaker 5: what's wrong with you? Anyway, we got in the car,
Speaker 5: we did the big surprise tears.
Speaker 4: It was so good.
Speaker 5: If you can ever organize a surprise party for someone,
Speaker 5: I highly recommend it.
Speaker 2: We have not stopped mine.
Speaker 6: Did he say something along the lines of, Lauren, what
Speaker 6: have you done? Before the curtain was pulled back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's a video he heard because we went downstairs
Speaker 5: to where this restaurant was. We had like a private room,
Speaker 5: and the staff were all in on it because there
Speaker 5: were signs saying there was wine tasting. Are you here
Speaker 5: for the wine tasting? Yeah, just go through the curtain.
Speaker 5: And in the video goes Lauren, what have you done?
Speaker 5: And I was like, I honestly thought he was going
Speaker 5: to be so angry?
Speaker 4: Do you reckon? He had any nat anyway.
Speaker 5: I'll show you the video of his face. He had
Speaker 5: no idea.
Speaker 4: Now the hyde you light help finish?
Speaker 5: I was I was asleep by one thirty am.
Speaker 4: That's good, that's not bad, that's pretty good. Did you
Speaker 4: have everyone back to the house.
Speaker 5: No, we went to another place. A few people ended
Speaker 5: up back at our house, and then eleven o'clock people
Speaker 5: were at our house and then at one thirty I
Speaker 5: was like, chow and then I think people trickered off.
Speaker 5: After that, I'm going to bed. I didn't actually say
Speaker 5: child smoke bomb, went straight to bed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the way to do it. I locked the
Speaker 4: door poorly, still going.
Speaker 2: Now, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 5: What was lunch? So it was a long I love
Speaker 5: a long lunch speech. I did a speech, got a
Speaker 5: bit of mosh. He got a bit of mos. That's
Speaker 5: not everyone, got a bit of emotion. And then if
Speaker 5: you know our friends, I was like, does anyone else
Speaker 5: want to say anything? One up, the next, one, the next.
Speaker 6: It's not everyone Rockford, I.
Speaker 5: Know anyway, someone who's never planned a thing in her life.
Speaker 5: I am hanging up my pad, party planning boots for
Speaker 5: the rest of the tourney. Pants, cheese, escalator, hang up
Speaker 5: my pants anywhere, hanging out my party planning boats.
Speaker 4: Eleven o'clock, I got no pants off.
Speaker 3: You were front and center, yes for the gold LOGI,
Speaker 3: which went to the lovely Lynn McGranger.
Speaker 5: YouTube Gosh History watching Lynn mcgrange.
Speaker 4: Remember last time she was in She brought up how
Speaker 4: she ran into you last time Clinton. I know your face.
Speaker 4: Of course I know your face.
Speaker 5: I was probably still munted in the.
Speaker 4: And just like, do you know what lind So was?
Speaker 6: I sometimes the best?
Speaker 4: Yeah that was last time winner.
Speaker 6: That's munted she was.
Speaker 5: Do you reckon? She's still a bit Mandero tree this morning.
Speaker 4: Well we're just we're just about to get her on
Speaker 4: the phone. Good on her. It was great to see
Speaker 4: her pick up the gold after.
Speaker 5: After so many years. I mean I loved Home and Away.
Speaker 5: It was like religion in my family, watching Home and
Speaker 5: Away at seven o'clock every night if we were out somewhere,
Speaker 5: but mum, we've got to get home, Home and Away stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 5: like it was a ritual in our house. We never
Speaker 5: ever ever missed Home and Away. And Lynn McGranger is
Speaker 5: someone who I felt like I grew up with.
Speaker 4: We've got her? Is she munted? Hello Gold LOGI Winner?
Speaker 4: Lynn McGranger.
Speaker 9: Hello guy, Kay, yay, I'm here.
Speaker 5: How are you.
Speaker 9: I'm tired, darling, I'm tired, but you know what, I'm elated.
Speaker 9: I'm getting dragged from pillar to post doing bloody publicity
Speaker 9: and you know which is really like, you know, putting
Speaker 9: money on the horse after it's already.
Speaker 5: Won any more.
Speaker 4: Time.
Speaker 5: Did you finish up?
Speaker 10: Lynn?
Speaker 5: Because I imagine it was a big night of celebrations.
Speaker 10: Well, do you know what?
Speaker 9: I did not go to the after show party. What's
Speaker 9: because I know I now disappointing. I wasn't mounted because
Speaker 9: I had to go to the media room and for
Speaker 9: about forty five minutes to get the bloody gold LOGI
Speaker 9: wasn't presented until nearly midnight.
Speaker 11: I'm seriously, we'll take.
Speaker 4: It back, Lynn if you are no.
Speaker 5: No, Lyn, is it true your husband said he'd rather
Speaker 5: swallow a hammer than attend the loady celebrations?
Speaker 9: Yes he did, yet because like I've been going to
Speaker 9: you is and I think he came to the very
Speaker 9: first one, back in the day when we could all
Speaker 9: bring a partner, and then you know, when when everything
Speaker 9: tightened umble, it's like, no, you can only if you've
Speaker 9: got you can only bring a partner if you've got
Speaker 9: three heads and or you know, if it's if it's
Speaker 9: a blue moon.
Speaker 5: So he wasn't invited, Yes he was.
Speaker 9: I invited him for this because you're up for the Yeah,
Speaker 9: because I got because I was up for gold, I
Speaker 9: could bring a partner.
Speaker 5: Did he not think you were going to win?
Speaker 9: I don't think that was the issue going I think
Speaker 9: he did think I was going to win. I think
Speaker 9: he he just went. Now, I'd rather swallow a hammer.
Speaker 9: It's the longest night in the world.
Speaker 4: It is, it is long. Then I I was.
Speaker 6: I was next to the home and away table or tables.
Speaker 6: Those kids know how to have a good time. Is
Speaker 6: it hard keeping up with them?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 9: But you know what I was an Aida. Oh my god,
Speaker 9: that woman can party, y ada ada hated party. When
Speaker 9: I was stumbling back to the room last night, not
Speaker 9: that I was just tired and also carrying my logis
Speaker 9: I was stumbling back to the room. She and James
Speaker 9: came the other way and they got changed, and I
Speaker 9: thought they were leaving the party. No, no, they were
Speaker 9: going to the park on the after party.
Speaker 4: Kids.
Speaker 5: Did Emily weird change her outfit for the after party
Speaker 5: because she forgot to wear her undies?
Speaker 4: She was flashing everyone, A There's always one every year,
Speaker 4: isn't there?
Speaker 9: I always wan? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 9: I was next to my daughter and you know, chatting
Speaker 9: and all of that, and I didn't notice that, and
Speaker 9: I was in a good position to notice.
Speaker 4: Well, look, Lynn, I thought you looked a million bucks
Speaker 4: last night.
Speaker 5: Gorgeous.
Speaker 3: Congratulations on the wind. It was great to see Australia
Speaker 3: get behind you and water run You've got on Home
Speaker 3: and away.
Speaker 4: Congrats mate, Thank you so.
Speaker 9: Much guys, and thank you for your support. I really
Speaker 9: appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Go and party hard tonight to make up for last night.
Speaker 4: She's going to bed, She's going.
Speaker 9: To be I'm going to bed.
Speaker 4: On you, doll.
Speaker 5: We love you, Lynn McGranger.
Speaker 3: Congratulations gold LEGI joining us on the air here on
Speaker 3: novel one hundred. Well, good morning Melbourne and a huge
Speaker 3: good morning and congratulations to the Melbourne Vixen's five.
Speaker 4: Seconds so long the underdogs.
Speaker 1: Come unstop the goods.
Speaker 5: Just so good Spera.
Speaker 4: Oh what about that crazy scenes one point in it?
Speaker 5: I mean that's the kind of grand fine all that
Speaker 5: you want to see, right, I loved.
Speaker 6: I love the fact that they had to wax the
Speaker 6: game in the last fifty seconds, just like a big
Speaker 6: game of keepings off.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, what a game. Well done to the victens
Speaker 5: because I think that they they missed out on a
Speaker 5: few sore you we're done. They're a great bunch of girls.
Speaker 4: Their coach is retiring, so Mackinness Yeah, what what a
Speaker 4: way to go out?
Speaker 3: Yeah that is that's the stuff of fairy tale. Congratulations
Speaker 3: to the girls. It was outstanding.
Speaker 5: Hey it is a rich crowd too.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Fifteen thousand rod lavernad record breaking.
Speaker 4: Just's gone seventeen to wait.
Speaker 5: Coming up next, guys, Now Tyra Banks, who is a
Speaker 5: super wool. Remember she invented the smies, the smiling eyes.
Speaker 5: That's how you smile and smile. Smiling America is next.
Speaker 5: She's a teacher on how to Can you give me
Speaker 5: a smise chase? Oh no, you look like crossing cloud?
Speaker 9: That was.
Speaker 4: It's like a cat.
Speaker 5: Okay, we'll work on our spies during one of the
Speaker 5: world's most beautiful women has admitted that she does something
Speaker 5: that is so revolting. She can have all the smiles
Speaker 5: she wants and I ain't going to be selling anyone
Speaker 5: do anything guys.
Speaker 3: Sebastian on over one hundred. He performed at the LOGI
Speaker 3: Awards last night.
Speaker 5: I know Clint s an Away, are you there? It
Speaker 5: sounded good on the TV? Was he great live?
Speaker 6: It was fantastic life. Yeah, you were all singing, all dancing.
Speaker 4: You saw the old logos flashback photo I posted on
Speaker 4: the gram yesterday. Yes, I did.
Speaker 5: You looked like a LOGI, I replied, I'm so glad
Speaker 5: I didn't know you back then. He did himself gold,
Speaker 5: what were you dory?
Speaker 4: I was working for the hot thirty.
Speaker 5: I was just trying to get attention.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, you're that guy the worst because.
Speaker 5: You are the opposite of an attention seeker? Out When
Speaker 5: did that change?
Speaker 4: When I grew out of that? Painted myself entirely tips.
Speaker 3: I was on the red carpet doing interviews, and then
Speaker 3: the worst bit was heading back to the hotel.
Speaker 4: We stopped at the bottle shop.
Speaker 5: And you weren't actually invited.
Speaker 4: No, it's on the red carpet, went to the doing interviews.
Speaker 4: I didn't walk the carpet like that. God. No, I
Speaker 4: was doing interviews.
Speaker 5: But then people want to be interviewed by because I
Speaker 5: would have been like, do you do around that guy?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, a real wide step around me. We got back
Speaker 3: to the hotel, I left all the recording gear in
Speaker 3: the cab.
Speaker 4: Oops.
Speaker 5: Oh night, it's just well. Remember when we sent my
Speaker 5: dad to do the red carpet interviews in a former
Speaker 5: life at a different place. We went to do red
Speaker 5: carpet interviews at the logis we sent my dad. He
Speaker 5: was in a tuxedo. He was so excited. He did
Speaker 5: all the interviews, got back and in the morning went
Speaker 5: to play them all and the person that went with
Speaker 5: him hadn't put record on the recording device, so there
Speaker 5: were no red carpet interviews.
Speaker 3: Which is funny because that's my technique for avoiding interviews
Speaker 3: when people come along and you don't want to interview
Speaker 3: and you go so we're just doing.
Speaker 4: A battery change.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, Dad did the whole night and he was so excited,
Speaker 5: and there was not one.
Speaker 4: Interview record, but I'm sure they were amazing.
Speaker 5: Oh they would have been great Richard Wilkins style from
Speaker 5: Bobby Phillips.
Speaker 4: Anyway, can we talk ferals fer thirteen, twenty fourteen. If
Speaker 4: you want to join the show?
Speaker 5: Are you dating a Feryl?
Speaker 4: How Peril's feral?
Speaker 5: Okay, we'll Tyra Banks. We're talking about it. Before Supermodel
Speaker 5: invented the smiles the smiling eyes. Can you give me
Speaker 5: a smile soon? It's smile with your teeth, you smile
Speaker 5: with your eyes.
Speaker 4: You can't open his eyes?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I need toothpicks steal.
Speaker 5: Anyway, she invented the smile. It's quite beautiful, very desired woman.
Speaker 5: I would say she's the host America's next top Model.
Speaker 5: She was on a TV show in America This Week America,
Speaker 5: where she revealed her disgusting and erotic habit. She referred
Speaker 5: to it as erotic of popping people's pimples and picking
Speaker 5: dirt from other people's toes.
Speaker 4: She does other people's toes.
Speaker 5: She said, I like to pick. I like the toe
Speaker 5: and if it has some stuff, and then I don't
Speaker 5: mind digging it out. But I have a kit. You
Speaker 5: have to have a kid if you're going to do
Speaker 5: this stuff. Anyone who wants it. My mum, my friends,
Speaker 5: my man, my sons.
Speaker 4: She'll have a hen on their tone. Ups.
Speaker 6: Eh, what's under the toes? Like in theis like that
Speaker 6: black set.
Speaker 5: Of corner stand like people's toad.
Speaker 4: The kids? Or does he cut them?
Speaker 5: He cuts them because he would know if he was
Speaker 5: to pick them.
Speaker 4: He'd Where does he put the ram shrapnel in the bin?
Speaker 5: I see more down there? I don't know down the sink.
Speaker 4: I don't want to clog up the sink. You've got
Speaker 4: any curves?
Speaker 5: Yuck yuck yack, yack, yack, yuck. Anyway, She's been branded
Speaker 5: a Farrell because she loves doing.
Speaker 4: That to any I think it's that's what rattles me.
Speaker 4: It's the doing it to other people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a self maintenance is important.
Speaker 4: Thirteen other people.
Speaker 5: Imagine your dad coming over and giving him a pedicure.
Speaker 4: He rocks in and crops. You're like, look at that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: thirteen twenty four to ten. If you've dated a pharaoh,
Speaker 4: she likes.
Speaker 5: To clark in bed and full of upch otherness.
Speaker 10: Seventeen an years surgery about two years ago now, and
Speaker 10: he has to clean his ears every single day.
Speaker 6: The tips.
Speaker 10: He uses the Q tip and he uses about fifteen
Speaker 10: on each year, and sometimes they're covered in blood. He
Speaker 10: leaves them all over the bathroom.
Speaker 4: I want to buy one of those cameras. I see
Speaker 4: the cameras online people that go into the ear, Yeah,
Speaker 4: to find the wax. Yeah, you very waxy, wouldn't you know?
Speaker 6: I'm la, Nah you are, you'd be waxed.
Speaker 4: I'm a waxy year ago, Yeah, you would be. I
Speaker 4: like to clean him.
Speaker 5: Yuck. I can't even look at you. Stuff makes me celibate,
Speaker 5: like I'm going to throw up.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you know when you get that watery mouth
Speaker 5: when you're going.
Speaker 4: To that's the worst. You know it's coming. Have you
Speaker 4: got that this morning? Clean? Yeah?
Speaker 6: A couple of times.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty fourteen is our number.
Speaker 5: That's from too many mo it's shanns from it a
Speaker 5: y topic?
Speaker 4: Or have you dated a feral?
Speaker 5: Or what does your partner do? That's just revolving you.
Speaker 4: Can Executive producer Brody, it'd be feral at home. I
Speaker 4: know he's a nerdist.
Speaker 5: I actually think he'd be quite clean.
Speaker 4: There's nobody here from the waist down, he says.
Speaker 5: He's surprisingly I'm surprised. I'm sticking up for your hare Broins,
Speaker 5: but I think you're a feral.
Speaker 4: You're a pretty clean boy, very clean, naked but clean.
Speaker 5: Turky but he ate feral.
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Speaker 3: you or are you dating a feral? Melbourne was at
Speaker 3: the LOGI Awards last night. Do you remember sending us audio.
Speaker 6: Care I do, but I'm fearing for my reputation.
Speaker 4: So Clint' hit.
Speaker 3: Record on the old iPhone at the after party, Oh dear,
Speaker 3: And he had eyes for only one celebrity last night,
Speaker 3: a few, but I stood out.
Speaker 5: Was there anyone you're excited to meet?
Speaker 4: Clint?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I'll reveal it shortly because of the person
Speaker 6: on the tape.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he came a little strong.
Speaker 5: Did you get to meet Richard Marx?
Speaker 6: Well, we passed each other.
Speaker 5: He looks very hollywoods, doesn't it. Oh this song, I
Speaker 5: think he's the only man there who had more botox
Speaker 5: than you.
Speaker 4: When he was performing, his face did not move.
Speaker 5: Smooth.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, we should play this.
Speaker 5: Let's do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he did perform at the Logis last night, so did.
Speaker 5: Jimmy Bart.
Speaker 6: Like the working classman.
Speaker 5: Sam Pang saying working classman does not represent the people
Speaker 5: in this room really gave me a good chuckle. Sam
Speaker 5: was great his host.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he nailed it. Let's talk Ferrell's thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Temple Star.
Speaker 5: Lisa, Good morning, Good morning. Are you dating or were
Speaker 5: you dating? A Ferrel?
Speaker 9: I was married to a Ferrol.
Speaker 7: For the whole time that we were married and together
Speaker 7: he refused to shampoo his hair.
Speaker 5: How long?
Speaker 7: So well we were married for four years, together for
Speaker 7: six What did he do? He went it with water,
Speaker 7: but he didn't. His theory was he didn't want to
Speaker 7: put chemicals, unnecessary chemicals on his body. So that extended
Speaker 7: to deodorant as well. It was just disgusting. So like
Speaker 7: the headboard behind our beds, it was just brown.
Speaker 9: It was ah.
Speaker 5: Did his hair stink?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, no it did.
Speaker 4: I remember my dad using a cake of soap on
Speaker 4: his head.
Speaker 5: Yeah. A lot of blokes just use soap on there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think body wash.
Speaker 5: It's not mere body. Yeah, you'd like it.
Speaker 4: I like a treat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, how's you do? HD gonna slide through if you
Speaker 5: don't use a troit.
Speaker 4: Exactly right, otherwise it'll go physical.
Speaker 5: Use a heat protecting to know.
Speaker 4: I need to use a heat protect Does his hair
Speaker 4: go fizzy? Frizzy? You mean no fizzy? It's got bubbles?
Speaker 5: Did you actually say pizzy? So you meant to say
Speaker 5: it's frizzy?
Speaker 4: It's my hair. I know what it does, right, it
Speaker 4: goes fizzy. Good morning, morning Christy. You're you're married to
Speaker 4: a ferl Hello?
Speaker 6: Hello, Hi?
Speaker 5: Wait good dude, I'm chrissy. Come on, still married to
Speaker 5: a fair all?
Speaker 7: I am married to What does he do?
Speaker 9: You don't hurt your wakening in the morning, you go
Speaker 9: to sleep in your eye?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Oh god, he eat it?
Speaker 4: Sorry, sorry sorry, he picks it out and then eats it.
Speaker 5: That's the force worthy.
Speaker 4: But what isn't it this time as a booger?
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I don't think.
Speaker 11: I think.
Speaker 5: He's full. That's so gloss. That's that's like, that's divorce.
Speaker 4: What does he do when he's hungry?
Speaker 6: Haven't that because he knows it's going to imagine if
Speaker 6: he's got conjunctivitis.
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Speaker 5: Port Adelaide Supporting Executive Producer.
Speaker 2: They beat eighty eight points.
Speaker 4: She was tight. Hey guys, last night was TV's Night.
Speaker 5: Of Night TV tonight. Now, just before we get to
Speaker 5: getting post review of the evening, there were I thought
Speaker 5: the highlight for me, other than Lyn mcgrange are winning
Speaker 5: the gold was Elena dock each One for Best Documentary
Speaker 5: for for herbakable biography. Her speech and she started by saying,
Speaker 5: I know I've only got thirty seconds. No one was
Speaker 5: going to wind her up though, right. She made this
Speaker 5: incredible speech about survivors and how this is for everyone,
Speaker 5: and then she went on to thank Todd would Bridge
Speaker 5: and said that he believed in her when nobody else did.
Speaker 5: And it cut to Todd and she said if every woman, daughter,
Speaker 5: wife or sister could have a Todd in their life,
Speaker 5: the world would be a better place. Oh my god,
Speaker 5: Paun I was sitting on the couch crying our eyes out.
Speaker 5: It was so beautiful.
Speaker 4: We need it. Todd. This is going to get you two.
Speaker 4: This man took the stage to perform last.
Speaker 5: Night, Richard Marx because he's on the voice. He is
Speaker 5: on the voice with Sporty Spice.
Speaker 4: Jaylie is our Todd. I can't believe.
Speaker 5: Jason's not our Todd. C Clint, You're my Todd.
Speaker 4: I'm the reason you need.
Speaker 5: It to Jace's my headache. You're my Todd.
Speaker 4: Richard Marx.
Speaker 3: He played the Leggies last night. Clint recorded some morning
Speaker 3: at the afterparty.
Speaker 4: Way do you hear it? We're going to get through
Speaker 4: it next on over one hundred.
Speaker 5: It was the Logis last night. Clint stanaway, how's the head?
Speaker 6: It's getting better, which is good.
Speaker 5: You are up in Sydney the Mothership. This morning. I
Speaker 5: did check in with the Sydney breakfast show Fitzi and
Speaker 5: Whipper to see how Clint was going, and they said
Speaker 5: he's just okay, fueling him with coffee.
Speaker 6: They said, that's that's fair, that's a pass.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you're here.
Speaker 6: I'm showing up.
Speaker 5: I've showed up. If you play up, your show up,
Speaker 5: well done. Stand is now. There were many many awards
Speaker 5: last night, but obviously the Gold LOGI is the main
Speaker 5: one and leading into the logis The Sunday Herald's sons
Speaker 5: decided to survey I don't know why, one hundred and
Speaker 5: four young people to find out how recognizable the most
Speaker 5: popular personality on Australian television was to gen zs. So
Speaker 5: that was an late Lynn mcgrangeer one, right, Irene. Now
Speaker 5: I'm in my thirties, late thirties, but in my thirties,
Speaker 5: and she was riding my hitting zone like I grew
Speaker 5: up watching Home and Away.
Speaker 4: The kids have any idea?
Speaker 5: No, no, they knew Hamish Blake, he was the only
Speaker 5: bloke in there, but and sort of new Sonya Kruger,
Speaker 5: but not many new Ali Langon from the Current Affair
Speaker 5: and Lisa Miller who is from the ABC. She was
Speaker 5: in that Purple front.
Speaker 4: They wouldn't have had any idea, No, but neither.
Speaker 5: So I'm what I'm saying. So I'm basically a gen
Speaker 5: z No, that's a stretch anyway. So we got our
Speaker 5: very own gen z Alli to put together a presentation
Speaker 5: to see what do we genen We're millennials.
Speaker 6: We're millennials to you a millennial? Yes, he just scrapes in.
Speaker 5: That's so she's put together. A presentation of gen z
Speaker 5: is to see if we millennials know who they are.
Speaker 4: Okay, so we need to say their name and what
Speaker 4: we think they're famous for, is that right?
Speaker 2: And how many followers they have?
Speaker 4: Of course the important question. Okay, First, I've never said that.
Speaker 5: I'd say she's an actress, as that's exactly.
Speaker 4: It'd be like a Disney sort of sick commie.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a Disney.
Speaker 4: The name would be Tiffany.
Speaker 5: Oh, I reckon, her name's Gemma.
Speaker 4: And I reckon she'd have a million followers.
Speaker 5: I'm two point eight, Clint.
Speaker 6: That's Gloria and she has seventy one million followers.
Speaker 2: You're all incredibly wrong. It's Charlie Jimilio. She has one
Speaker 2: hundred fifty six point five million followers.
Speaker 5: Six million, five million followers on Disney.
Speaker 6: There you go, half Disney.
Speaker 5: And she's a dancer, I'm sorry. And her sister's name
Speaker 5: is Dixie fifty six minutes for being a dancer.
Speaker 4: God, you'd really overthink uploading that photo of approached eggs,
Speaker 4: wouldn't you.
Speaker 2: She is the most followed person on TikTok.
Speaker 5: I have never heard of Charlie on TikTok.
Speaker 4: What does she do just dances dances, Okay.
Speaker 5: Next one, Oh my god, Oh okay, he it's he.
Speaker 4: He's he's quite yas. Yeah.
Speaker 5: He looks like a cross between Tommy Little and Charlie Pickering.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he looks like you would have had a girlfriend
Speaker 4: at school. I think he's a skateboarder.
Speaker 5: Okay. I think he is a singer, and I think
Speaker 5: he has four hundred million followers, and I think his
Speaker 5: name's Charlie plays the guitar. He definitely plays the guitar.
Speaker 4: And I'm going to lock in twenty million followers. Who
Speaker 4: is he?
Speaker 2: His name is Jake Shane. He's a comedian and he
Speaker 2: has three point seven million followers.
Speaker 5: Only three point seven lame.
Speaker 4: Come on, Jake, lift your game.
Speaker 5: Although that that pose he's doing screams comedian, doesn't it?
Speaker 4: He does scream comedian. It's very reminiscent of radio.
Speaker 2: He has a podcast and he interviews many many celebrities.
Speaker 6: Jake, Hi, please, and welcome back to Therapists. Today. We
Speaker 6: have a dear friend on again.
Speaker 4: My first guest ever, Tete McCrae.
Speaker 5: Oh, he's got big stars.
Speaker 4: Not the voice I was matching with the fone To
Speaker 4: be honest, I didn't expect that.
Speaker 5: Okay, now I have seen this beautiful girl.
Speaker 6: Is that Olivia Molly Rodgers.
Speaker 4: It looks like a young version of it, that lady
Speaker 4: from If we Modern family.
Speaker 5: If we keep can't saying singer, one of them has
Speaker 5: got to be a singer. So let's go with country singer.
Speaker 4: I'm saying Dallas cheerleader.
Speaker 5: Now, she's got rhyanestones on her top. She's a country singer.
Speaker 5: Like her name's Brittany.
Speaker 3: Yes, oh yeah, her name is Brittany ten million followers,
Speaker 3: country singer.
Speaker 2: Her name is Addison Ray, singer and dancer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, eighty eight point four million followers.
Speaker 5: So I was close. I know Addison Ray. Next, I
Speaker 5: mean I don't know her.
Speaker 2: She's got a good song. There's a grab down there
Speaker 2: if you want to play it.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, another song, Okay, our next gense. Now
Speaker 5: this guy, he's had his lips done. Look, you can't
Speaker 5: close them properly. I can't close and people go and
Speaker 5: they ask for the little gap there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a that's a where it's a gat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, very manicure and eyebrow.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't have a top of the pea
Speaker 4: could shape some off and throw up my wote.
Speaker 5: Okay, he is a TikToker. Yeah, and just for being
Speaker 5: on TikTok. He's famous just for being on TikTok. I
Speaker 5: don't think he's got a specialty skill.
Speaker 6: I think he's a I think he's a chef, like
Speaker 6: a cook type.
Speaker 4: What about pranks. I feel like he'd be doing pranks
Speaker 4: with these mates?
Speaker 5: Oh, oh like those boys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, twenty million followers, fifty million does pranks.
Speaker 2: His name is Noah Bek. He's got thirty three point
Speaker 2: three million LODs. Is pretty right. He doesn't have a specialty,
Speaker 2: but he does play soccer.
Speaker 5: What for who or in his backyard?
Speaker 4: Oh? He does fashion and.
Speaker 2: A scholarship in America, but he said no to it
Speaker 2: to be a TikToker.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's just a TikToker tricking.
Speaker 4: The kids in the cars are getting this Noah.
Speaker 5: Beck thirteen twenty four ten. If you don't, Noah.
Speaker 3: Beck, Okay, we've got one more more, alright, here we go. Oh,
Speaker 3: it looks like a young Sydney Sweeney.
Speaker 6: Now that.
Speaker 4: Is she's definitely a Disney show.
Speaker 5: She's she is the Dallas Cowboy cheerleader.
Speaker 4: Are they still doing Save by the Bell?
Speaker 5: She's a cheerleader.
Speaker 3: Youerican cheerleader, Dallas cowboy cheerleader. We're saying twenty million.
Speaker 2: Her name is Alex Earl. She is just a beauty influencer.
Speaker 4: Mill Oh, it's only seven.
Speaker 5: Point It's a podcast called hot Mess.
Speaker 4: Good title that segment, the hot Mess.
Speaker 5: We're old. Her name is Alex spelt al i x.
Speaker 5: That's how old we are.
Speaker 4: We're sitting there going she's spelt it wrong.
Speaker 5: The poor Lass, Yeah, Paul Lass. Oh god, you sound
Speaker 5: like my grandmother. I mean we're realistically though, millennials, we're
Speaker 5: not old.
Speaker 4: We are young.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, we are young, but.
Speaker 5: We're really not keeping up with the generation below, are we.
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Now, look at how we treated our bodies on the weekend,
Speaker 3: and look they would have been a Pilates or something
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 5: I didn't go to Pilarates on the week No I know.
Speaker 5: Oh no, Clint, did you go to Pilate's on the weekend? No?
Speaker 4: Could you go to Polates? Now?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: You guys open and honest with people, your.
Speaker 5: Date m M, yes, largely, I mean yeah, no, no, no, I'm.
Speaker 4: Not a good lie and all surely yeah, I mean.
Speaker 5: A little white live very now and then it's fine.
Speaker 4: She's sitting on something. Quint, You got a hidden family
Speaker 4: out there with her.
Speaker 5: I'd like to know about them too. No, yes, I
Speaker 5: mean I'm far more honest with my partner than you are. Yes,
Speaker 5: you said, yes, yeah, don't. I'm honest. But a little
Speaker 5: white lie every now and then won't kill anyone.
Speaker 4: Right, what are we sitting on?
Speaker 2: Nothing?
Speaker 4: Seems like she's hiding something.
Speaker 5: By the way, if I was hiding something major, do
Speaker 5: you really think I'd be announcing on the radio show
Speaker 5: to you right now?
Speaker 4: You are? You're not you? You are?
Speaker 5: I was lying to poll because I threw a surprise party,
Speaker 5: and I told many lies in the last two weeks,
Speaker 5: and I wasn't good at it, but it was worth it.
Speaker 4: Seems flustered to me.
Speaker 5: I'm not flustered, but I could start telling some of
Speaker 5: the lies.
Speaker 4: That you anyway. Moving on to this news story, Please.
Speaker 5: Don't turn my microphone down. We have one rule in
Speaker 5: this studio, have each other's back.
Speaker 4: This guy's marriage has fallen apart, made headlines in the news.
Speaker 4: You might have caught it.
Speaker 3: Relationship ended abruptly when he discovered she had debt that
Speaker 3: she was accumulating and keeping.
Speaker 4: It on the quiet.
Speaker 5: I think this happens all the time.
Speaker 3: Twenty five thousand dollars in credit cards. Ouch kept it
Speaker 3: on the quiet. Ouch he found out well and he
Speaker 3: left her well. I think that was the that was
Speaker 3: the starting point. There are other issues, right, but she'd
Speaker 3: lied about the cost of purchases, and then what was
Speaker 3: she buying twenty five grand I guess she was just
Speaker 3: buying luxury product stuff. He wouldn't even really right.
Speaker 5: I recognize because it is easy to get into debt,
Speaker 5: and there's a lot of people in debt. There's a
Speaker 5: lot of people dealing with debt right now.
Speaker 4: I knew a guy.
Speaker 5: It's just life debt sometimes, and it is the worst
Speaker 5: feeling in the world when you owe money and you
Speaker 5: just feel like you can't get on top of it.
Speaker 5: But if you are listening to this, there is help
Speaker 5: out there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there is.
Speaker 3: I knew a guy who ran up quite the hefty
Speaker 3: bill I think over fifty thousand dollars on gambling.
Speaker 4: Oh he just got married.
Speaker 3: He yep, lost his job, but didn't tell his wife,
Speaker 3: so she would drop him off at work on the
Speaker 3: way to her work each morning. What and then he
Speaker 3: would go to the pub and gamble during the day
Speaker 3: and then be back out in the front of his
Speaker 3: work when she picked him up on the way home.
Speaker 4: So he kept it all from it.
Speaker 5: Oh dear, Yeah, how did she find out?
Speaker 4: It came out a couple of months after they got
Speaker 4: married and she ended up getting into.
Speaker 5: Adult Oh she didn't support him.
Speaker 4: No, what it was like, I mean, if that's the
Speaker 4: start of the marriage.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know, he's a real problem.
Speaker 4: I know, But if that's the start of the marriage, like,
Speaker 4: wouldn't sit.
Speaker 5: There an't Obviously that's an issue.
Speaker 3: But I think it was the lying and him getting
Speaker 3: dropped outside work and stuff as well. Like that's quite
Speaker 3: a labra, you know what I mean. Imagine if you
Speaker 3: ran into a past work mate, Lauren, what are you
Speaker 3: doing here? Didn't they flick you months ago?
Speaker 5: Imagine the whole he was about a year ago. I
Speaker 5: didn't lie about that. I was I ain't ever going back.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten. Hidden debt or little you know
Speaker 3: what doesn't have to be like hundreds of thousands of dollars?
Speaker 3: Is there little expenses that the partner doesn't know about,
Speaker 3: little handbag collection?
Speaker 4: No one needs to know.
Speaker 6: About a little side bank account Jase, Well, like a
Speaker 6: couple of pineapples in the bedside table draw exactly got that.
Speaker 4: In the mattress. I love how old people still keep
Speaker 4: money in like mattresses. Yeah, I know. I I don't
Speaker 4: trust the banks.
Speaker 5: I don't trust the banks. I love that I don't
Speaker 5: trust the banks.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenties.
Speaker 5: People shouldn't trust the banks.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. Are you hiding
Speaker 3: debt or were you dating someone who has? I dated
Speaker 3: a girl who the police came around to dig up
Speaker 3: her front lawn of the rental property because there was
Speaker 3: money hidden in the front lawn from the previous tenants.
Speaker 5: Oh it wasn't hers, No, that's the opposite. By the way, bingo,
Speaker 5: did she get to keep it?
Speaker 4: No, she didn't get to keep it. Wasn't fine as keepers.
Speaker 5: Oh how much was there off? A bit?
Speaker 2: Was it?
Speaker 5: Was it crime money?
Speaker 4: I think it was an aughty money?
Speaker 2: Ye?
Speaker 4: Dirty money?
Speaker 5: Dirty money.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. We are talking
Speaker 3: in debts this morning. Give us a call on Nomber
Speaker 3: Jojo leave get out.
Speaker 4: She was the one big brother.
Speaker 5: Uh, there's two JoJo's and I don't know which ones
Speaker 5: are weird? Is that what they sung when people got
Speaker 5: kicked out of the Big Brother.
Speaker 4: No, because it was a different jojo, different jo.
Speaker 5: Jo Jojo Sawyer? Is that jojo joj not?
Speaker 6: It did fill twenty five minutes of our show the
Speaker 6: last time we had this debate.
Speaker 4: It really did.
Speaker 3: You're listening to number one hundred year on the air,
Speaker 3: which Lauren Clinton as well, and so as Nicky in Kilmore.
Speaker 4: We are talking hidden debts in relationships.
Speaker 5: Hello, Nicki, Hello, are you hiding a secret?
Speaker 7: No, my girlfriend's husband was hiding one hundred thousand dollar death.
Speaker 2: Dear.
Speaker 5: How did she find out?
Speaker 7: He only told her after they got married and had
Speaker 7: their honeymoon.
Speaker 4: He told her on the honeymoon. Pretty much, No milky
Speaker 4: way out of the minibar for you, just before you
Speaker 4: ordered the other cocktail. Because that's quite explaining.
Speaker 5: Oh did she stick by him?
Speaker 7: She did, but she made him sell everything that he bought.
Speaker 4: To be able to pay the dead all.
Speaker 5: Was he buying dumb things?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: He thought he was a He thought he was wrong.
Speaker 4: He thought he was a DJ, So he bought decks
Speaker 4: pretty much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's time to sell the subwort. It's got the
Speaker 3: smoke machine, the lights give the disc ball back.
Speaker 5: Give the disco ball back.
Speaker 4: You're not caravan Arris broke.
Speaker 5: No, give the lasers back.
Speaker 4: Managining, go around for drinks at their place though water
Speaker 4: set up the smoke machine.
Speaker 5: What are you d doing for Gary? Oh, just our
Speaker 5: friends for dinner, carry smoke. Smoke machines in houses and
Speaker 5: not a good idea. I went to a party with
Speaker 5: the smoke machine. There was a big button on the
Speaker 5: DJ thing saying do not push, and I pushed it,
Speaker 5: and of.
Speaker 4: Course you did.
Speaker 5: The bushi was so long too. I was like, and
Speaker 5: all the plarms went off, and they were like close
Speaker 5: the kitchen doors or the sprinklers will turn on. I
Speaker 5: was like, oh, we smoke.
Speaker 3: We're a smoke machine for one of the kids parties.
Speaker 3: Thought they're all gonna bloody die. Then was like all
Speaker 3: these kids coughing.
Speaker 6: Not good.
Speaker 9: I mean.
Speaker 5: One hundred pounds dollars worth of DJ equipment, that's like
Speaker 5: a fisher set.
Speaker 4: Up your party bag.
Speaker 5: You just want to is how much it costs to
Speaker 5: be a DJ? One hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Well, when you got to set up like doing some.
Speaker 5: Serious gigs, wouldn't.
Speaker 4: You in Craigie bag, good morning and I.
Speaker 5: One just told him that the honeymoon you did, set
Speaker 5: DJ set up.
Speaker 4: We're good. What's your story?
Speaker 10: So basically, my dad was a gambler and my mom
Speaker 10: only found out for what we know eight years later,
Speaker 10: which was the family down.
Speaker 5: For the long story shot, Oh, I'm sorry. Gambling is
Speaker 5: it's a horrific addiction and people getting real strife with it.
Speaker 5: How much was get.
Speaker 10: Let's just say quite a few hundreds.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that that gambling is.
Speaker 5: It's a real problem and it actually does break up
Speaker 5: familiesn't it it. Gambler's help is available if you need it.
Speaker 5: By the way, it's a real problem.
Speaker 3: That was the thing that really used to break my
Speaker 3: heart down at the balls club, seeing all the oldies
Speaker 3: lined up waiting and get in on the poking machine.
Speaker 5: But that's a little tip on my name. And Mavius
Speaker 5: used to love the pokeys off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, get her off, that's your inheritance stuff.
Speaker 5: Nice, she loved it.
Speaker 4: No, let's just spend treasure more savings. Grandma, what do
Speaker 4: they call it NaN's Nintendo, haven't you?
Speaker 5: Yeah, the NaN's Love. She'd be on the twenty cent machine.
Speaker 2: Thank you for being.
Speaker 4: I don't think she's doing Super Mario.
Speaker 5: No, she's doing the Dolphin Journey.
Speaker 6: Or there's always the Pyramids.
Speaker 4: They go off and they get their little signs out reserved.
Speaker 4: Don't touch my machine.
Speaker 5: Hey Clint, he congratulations for yeah, well do for winning
Speaker 5: a silver load you last night, your exceptional coverage of
Speaker 5: the paras Olympics.
Speaker 4: And Clint, I'm going to say best dressed as well
Speaker 4: the suit.
Speaker 6: To say that, no, no, no, I'll tell you I
Speaker 6: black for not having socks and.
Speaker 5: Also, oh yeah, I got many dms? Can you tell
Speaker 5: Clint to put socks on?
Speaker 6: I was like, I shan't be doing it, just following
Speaker 6: orders by the stylist.
Speaker 5: I thought you looked great and well done on turning
Speaker 5: up today and getting through the show.
Speaker 6: Go home and have a sleep now, I will do.
Speaker 5: Now, can you tell us the truth? What time did
Speaker 5: you finish up?
Speaker 6: No, it was it was it was just after the ceremony, Clint.
Speaker 5: What time did you finish up?
Speaker 4: Any reason? He's still wearing your suit this morning.
Speaker 5: Because he sent a text to our show.
Speaker 6: What time was that?
Speaker 4: It's a bit after two am, after two am and
Speaker 4: you're still.
Speaker 5: On the dance floor.
Speaker 10: So what.
Speaker 4: It was it was.
Speaker 6: It was reaching, it was climbing towards three, and traffic's back.
Speaker 4: Getting out of there at that time, Clint, you can
Speaker 4: just get held up for hours.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well done for.
Speaker 5: What did you make it? Did you sleep? Have you
Speaker 5: slept you?
Speaker 4: I've slept ye.
Speaker 3: Speaking of sleeping, Meltrosina, do we have a welfare I've
Speaker 3: seen her.
Speaker 6: She's here as well, right, she's at the mother Ship.
Speaker 6: She ain't looking great, she.
Speaker 5: Isn't looking gay. She looked gorgeous last night, Meltrosina. Well
Speaker 5: so well, she was there on the Channel ten table. Yeah,
Speaker 5: because she's no wait what channel's big brother are now?
Speaker 4: Yeah? And cheap seats.
Speaker 3: Meltrosena is in next. It's going to be a struggle.
Speaker 3: Stayed with her, Melbourne, We'll Seemorroy bye, Lauren
Speaker 2: L wake up feeling good following them on the socials.