Speaker 1: We got get Morning every day every lam Adelaide.
Speaker 2: And Jelly on the pie, flying through the gully singing
Speaker 2: nearly with thee.
Speaker 3: Please welcome to the show, Joshua Shelley.
Speaker 1: Ah, there he is in the flesh, josh welcome, good
Speaker 1: morning guys, thanks having me.
Speaker 4: Interestingly, he was nodding along to his intro. Then he
Speaker 4: loved it. How often have you heard that?
Speaker 5: By the way, about five hundred times. I think.
Speaker 1: Just quickly take us through that, because that's why the
Speaker 1: kick a forward boys, and you're in the actual skit
Speaker 1: dancing along.
Speaker 2: So it was all organized and everything.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately it was last year when we were in Perth
Speaker 6: through our pre season camp, but that was one of
Speaker 6: the gigs I had to do and made it with
Speaker 6: them boys. They were actually a great bunch of boys,
Speaker 6: but the video wasn't too good. When it came out.
Speaker 2: That was very good.
Speaker 7: I got some move It's interesting because they did one
Speaker 7: with cane corns as well, and you were saying he
Speaker 7: was They came into the studio and they did all
Speaker 7: this stuff for Kine and just fired a couple of
Speaker 7: questions at him and he walked into you and he was.
Speaker 1: Like yeah, because Caine was like, right, I said to him,
Speaker 1: you've got from six thirty five to six forty that's
Speaker 1: in between breaks. And Josh Gallut came and was like
Speaker 1: say this, this, this, and this. Kane walks around. He's like,
Speaker 1: I don't know what the hell he just did, and
Speaker 1: I was like, trust me, it's going to be very fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it was brilliant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is haunting you though it is gathering on
Speaker 4: you pumped.
Speaker 6: Up, very pumped up, especially as we are Noughton three
Speaker 6: at the moment, so it's a very important must win
Speaker 6: game for.
Speaker 4: We weren't going to mention the war, but you were.
Speaker 2: He stopped on the front floor.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what's the feeling like at the club? Not the
Speaker 7: best start of the season, it's not.
Speaker 6: But after last night's performance from one of our special talents,
Speaker 6: Isaac Rank and it was quite unbelievable to watch him
Speaker 6: go go live at playing guitar and singing on last night.
Speaker 6: So he's a bit of inspiration for us this week.
Speaker 7: And it was a packed house and that's a lot
Speaker 7: of pressure and he just belted it out in he
Speaker 7: was so good.
Speaker 1: So for tuning for the first time, you're like, what
Speaker 1: was Rancan sings and plays guitar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, rap your is around this. That's not football are good.
Speaker 2: That's not like somebody who's good at something else.
Speaker 8: Good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's like proper musician good.
Speaker 6: It's amazing actually, because that was the first time he's
Speaker 6: ever performed in front of a massive crowd like that,
Speaker 6: and prior to that, the week before it was in
Speaker 6: front of twenty of his teammates and.
Speaker 7: That was it, and that was it, And was he
Speaker 7: a bit nervous beforehand?
Speaker 6: He was a lot more nervous. I think it's always
Speaker 6: hard at performing in front of friends and people when
Speaker 6: you see they're smiling in the background laughing because we
Speaker 6: had no idea what he was doing. But out there
Speaker 6: he just performed. Amazing.
Speaker 7: Isn't that funny from a bloke who performs in front
Speaker 7: of one hundred thousand people at the MCG and then
Speaker 7: that's the thing that gets him with the anxiety.
Speaker 4: It's funny, isn't it.
Speaker 5: It's crazy?
Speaker 2: Joshua Shelley, do you have any hidden talents, like Isac Rankin?
Speaker 6: I don't, but apparently its getting thrown out the moment
Speaker 6: that I'm good on the decks, but I can't confound Never.
Speaker 2: Jameson. We saw the article on the advertiser. The literally
Speaker 2: were going to rip it.
Speaker 4: Up, tell everyone where to come and see perform on
Speaker 4: the decks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Adelaida Oval Sunday nights. I am on at about
Speaker 6: nine point forty, so there'll be square.
Speaker 7: I'm forty on a Sunday night. Well, I definitely won't
Speaker 7: be too late for this school.
Speaker 1: What about some of your teammates who is good at
Speaker 1: something that we don't know about?
Speaker 5: Good?
Speaker 6: Riley O'Brien is a freak nerd so he got a
Speaker 6: ninety nine point nine something at US. So he's unbelievable,
Speaker 6: studying to be a doctor in neuroscience.
Speaker 5: So he's done. He's actually crazy.
Speaker 6: If I had to say a funny one, Jakes Lego,
Speaker 6: he is he's hidden talents farting because all the time
Speaker 6: he's in the room he stinks, so it's always it's
Speaker 6: always coming out of him.
Speaker 4: Sounds like a seal when he fasts.
Speaker 7: We found out this and this is so low brow
Speaker 7: and I'm so sorry, but it is funny. Seals when
Speaker 7: they sneeze sound like a fart.
Speaker 2: Ye live look into Josh h Shelly and Jake's Lego
Speaker 2: just a cap young blokes, it's a seal protein intake.
Speaker 4: It'sn't that amazing. Well, there you go, the things you
Speaker 4: find out.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be OUs back, aren't you this week? There
Speaker 2: we are hopefully Yep, confident everything is in the right direction.
Speaker 7: Rooming with confidence is our Josh Jodie mentioned just before.
Speaker 2: But from the outside looking, because you're a Melbourne boy,
Speaker 2: aren't you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, sheppin and boy shepperdham boy soccer background, all those
Speaker 1: types of things. Are we absolutely the admiration of a
Speaker 1: nation right now? Like would people at Melbourne be like,
Speaker 1: how jealous are we that everything is happening this week
Speaker 1: in Adelaide?
Speaker 6: Yeah, especially Victorians. I think Sydney was trying to do
Speaker 6: a similar thing round one and it didn't really work
Speaker 6: at the start of the year. But I know it's
Speaker 6: pretty it's pretty cool. They've got it locked in for
Speaker 6: the next few years, so hopefully it stays in Adelaide.
Speaker 5: I absolutely love it.
Speaker 7: It's interesting because nearly half the people coming this weekend
Speaker 7: are from interstate, so it's about forty percent I reckon.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it's it's going to be a cracking weekend.
Speaker 4: Can't wait for it.
Speaker 1: Josh, we love you, Thank you for stopping by, and
Speaker 1: we'll catch up with the end very very soon.
Speaker 5: Thanks, guys, have a good one E's week.
Speaker 3: You're waking up to Adelaide.
Speaker 5: The news today, breaking news, what's the news today?
Speaker 3: Most snooze news.
Speaker 7: On the eve of gather around, we start to have
Speaker 7: a look at the financial impact this thing is going
Speaker 7: to have on our state abbey in the newsroom.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's a big one this year. So we made
Speaker 9: about eighty three million for the economy last.
Speaker 4: Year, which is huge.
Speaker 9: But this year we've had forty percent of tickets have
Speaker 9: been sold to interstate and overseas visitors, which is really
Speaker 9: good for us. A lot of them are coming over
Speaker 9: and making the most of school holidays coming up and yeah,
Speaker 9: just coming over to head to the regions and go
Speaker 9: to the Barossa and things like that. So obviously all
Speaker 9: week there's gather around things happening. But they do think
Speaker 9: it's the economic value will surpass what we made last year,
Speaker 9: so that's really good news. But yeah, gear up for
Speaker 9: a wopper of a week.
Speaker 7: I didn't not speak about it in a second, but
Speaker 7: I did notice that they gather around spectacular last night.
Speaker 7: They were at Pains to do a lot of tourism
Speaker 7: type stuff like show a lot of the regions, and
Speaker 7: they had Billie Brownless going around in a bus and
Speaker 7: so I feel like there's a real focus on the
Speaker 7: tourism aspect. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Max Gorn has been snapped at a few different places
Speaker 9: out beaches and things like that. But Tom Hawkins he
Speaker 9: did a video for I think it was Menado Zoo
Speaker 9: maybe that was on the essay tourism page. So they're
Speaker 9: going to use and you abuse those that they can
Speaker 9: well video. Is there anything cuter than Tom Hawks standing
Speaker 9: there with a lima with a baby lima.
Speaker 2: Like I speak on behalf of all three fans. I
Speaker 2: die for Tom Wons.
Speaker 5: Guy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know, yeah, okay, all right, So we spoke
Speaker 7: about that gathering in Spectacular last night. It was pretty big,
Speaker 7: packed out the entertainment center. Your girl Delta performed, of
Speaker 7: course she did.
Speaker 4: She just did a medley and just doesn't know how
Speaker 4: to miss that woman.
Speaker 1: She's absolutely fallless. Now, every times you reckon, I can
Speaker 1: say fall less. When you say Delta Gridram in the
Speaker 1: same second, it's like, as soon as you say the
Speaker 1: words Delta Gridram, I think my brain goes say flawless.
Speaker 7: Yeah, sometimes I don't even get through the world flawless.
Speaker 7: Sometimes I don't get through the word delta. I don't
Speaker 7: even get to the word delta.
Speaker 2: Flelter fludroum.
Speaker 4: Anyway, she performed, but also the surprise package of the
Speaker 4: night was Isaac rankin the Adelaide Crow.
Speaker 7: Who sang a beautiful cover of a song that I
Speaker 7: don't know but anyway.
Speaker 5: Play it.
Speaker 2: Let your heart melt to this. It's plenty good.
Speaker 4: Him playing the guitar, by the way, man, that.
Speaker 2: Is really really good.
Speaker 4: It's good, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Don't you just imagine that.
Speaker 1: It's like, I don't know, maybe it's raining, so it's
Speaker 1: late at night and isa actually carrying you in his
Speaker 1: arms and.
Speaker 2: You just feel safe, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like when he's carrying you, you just feel like there's
Speaker 1: nothing else happening in the world.
Speaker 4: And seeing that acoustic version in your ear.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. He's also carrying it at the same.
Speaker 4: Night, and you're like, I could die for this man.
Speaker 7: What about excuse me if you see my baby gleamur,
Speaker 7: I'm over here.
Speaker 2: We've moved on quick. Serious talent from Isaac.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that was nice last night.
Speaker 7: And then they did an interview with Bell and Rory
Speaker 7: Sloan at the mostly on Date Night in inverted commas
Speaker 7: like this, seven cameras around, guys, you're broadcasting live into
Speaker 7: the Entertainment.
Speaker 4: Center for the footy show Spectacular. It ain't Date Nights
Speaker 4: d Night there out of date night for their month.
Speaker 1: So I just to quickly wrap up all things football.
Speaker 1: I'm squoting support Outela. Jason nor Francis is.
Speaker 4: Back in Oh your boy boy.
Speaker 2: No one listened to by the way, Yeah, loves it, loves.
Speaker 4: My good morning Jason. If you are listening, thanks, he continued, support.
Speaker 2: Appreciate that. Just go HEA's on the text. Thanks mate.
Speaker 1: I did telling my time because he said, I listen
Speaker 1: to you guys most mornings. So Jason, I don't care
Speaker 1: if we're talking to the Prime minister. If your name
Speaker 1: pops up on that phone screen, we're putting you on.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Anthony.
Speaker 7: Jason nor Francis And also a quick question, do you
Speaker 7: actually have his mobile number? Has he handed it over yet?
Speaker 2: It was like, ah, we'll call you through the line
Speaker 2: of that system, whatever it is. Do you trust me
Speaker 2: with his number there? Anyway?
Speaker 1: That's your post at Snooze News Joe's can you drop
Speaker 1: the first question for the six fifteen vending machine quiz?
Speaker 4: Next, one more quick question. Do you have Delta's number?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not? They said, yeah, it starts with those three.
Speaker 2: I couldn't find it football with her brother? What what
Speaker 2: if I played football with trend? Why would I have
Speaker 2: access to his sister's number?
Speaker 4: Because you're not smooth enough.
Speaker 3: That's why I.
Speaker 2: Thought, that's right. Yeah, Okay, I think I was. I
Speaker 2: think I was competing with Brian McFadden.
Speaker 7: Back.
Speaker 2: I'm joyed with the home of freshets and throwbacks.
Speaker 4: Oh, there's no question about it.
Speaker 2: You know that?
Speaker 1: What about this alarming study which kind of makes sense
Speaker 1: for the younger generations and probably makes sense for the
Speaker 1: older generations as well. New research reveals most people are
Speaker 1: afraid of being judged on their music taste. The data
Speaker 1: collected by Spotify and Census Why I found that sixty
Speaker 1: one percent of people say they're apprehensive about playing music
Speaker 1: in front of their friends are whopping. Seventy seven percent
Speaker 1: of gen z's are afraid of their mates judging their
Speaker 1: music choices, while only forty four percent of those ages
Speaker 1: between thirty five and forty.
Speaker 2: That's us take. I don't care about what their friends think.
Speaker 4: Oh, this is ridiculous on it old, You're just like.
Speaker 7: I can't give a rats If I want to play
Speaker 7: John Farnham's two Strong Hearts at that hot and singing
Speaker 7: at the dome my lungs, I will.
Speaker 1: And we're such an open, beautiful space here at Ovah
Speaker 1: by night. It's a judgment free for the most part.
Speaker 1: But for example, I mean Zoe your jen z I am.
Speaker 1: And you judge people on their music, I do.
Speaker 10: Really aggressively, Okay, harshly, super great, so harsh if you
Speaker 10: could you put them in jar.
Speaker 4: Would let me let me ask you this question.
Speaker 7: If you met a bloke and you found out that
Speaker 7: he had musical taste that was questionable?
Speaker 4: Yes, that is that a nick?
Speaker 3: That is the only situation in which is a nick.
Speaker 10: Yes, I don't judge my friends music days. You guys
Speaker 10: can listen to you John Farnham. That's all good now that.
Speaker 1: Especially now, don't you dare say you don't know who
Speaker 1: John Farner, I know who you don't.
Speaker 10: Now that I'm back on dating apps, lots of people
Speaker 10: will put their music taste on there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's an immediate green or red flag. I will
Speaker 3: swipe yes or no, depending on their music taste.
Speaker 1: Wow, okay, well let's just go around the room, shall we?
Speaker 1: And why do we kick off with you? Your guilty
Speaker 1: pleasure song?
Speaker 2: Your song? You're like, oh jeesus if I'm getting a
Speaker 2: joked for this?
Speaker 10: Yeah, this actually happened to me in the car. I
Speaker 10: just hit shuffle when this bad Bird came on. It's
Speaker 10: a young MC buster move.
Speaker 2: No judgment here.
Speaker 1: You got to think with this song suit me on
Speaker 1: my MySpace page, producer Emily, what about you?
Speaker 11: So mine's very embarrassing and for many years I would
Speaker 11: never admit to it. And if it came on shuffle,
Speaker 11: but oh what's this doing here? But now I've fully
Speaker 11: embraced it. And it's the Queen Dolly parton and Kenny
Speaker 11: Rodgers islands in the stroke that wow, happen wrong? God,
Speaker 11: Joe's loves it more than I do, you.
Speaker 1: Know, judgment from Jody quite the opposite, quite quite some appreciation.
Speaker 1: I love that for you there, that's not a bad
Speaker 1: juge Joe's. I'll take you through mine before we get
Speaker 1: to yours. All right, So look, I don't get to
Speaker 1: play this much at home. But if my MySpace was
Speaker 1: still going, then absolutely that's.
Speaker 8: What our city every single every time we run this place.
Speaker 1: And I don't think traditionally for what I kind of
Speaker 1: an I'm supposed to like songs?
Speaker 7: What does he say about fireflies? There's a line about fireflies.
Speaker 1: I would like to make myself believe, And he sings
Speaker 1: like that as well.
Speaker 2: That's not traditionally, doesn't he sing about fireflies?
Speaker 3: It's the name of.
Speaker 1: The song, So yes, they do speak about fireflers giving
Speaker 1: out his subject.
Speaker 2: What about yourself? Judge?
Speaker 7: What have you Got's a traditional chick anthem and I
Speaker 7: it was sort of very uncool, but then it became
Speaker 7: cool when it featured in Bridesmaids.
Speaker 4: And it's a bit of Wilson Phillips, go on, is
Speaker 4: it really?
Speaker 7: Come on?
Speaker 4: You know you're on this way in sud Someday somebody's
Speaker 4: gonna make.
Speaker 3: You want to turn around, say.
Speaker 4: Tell then it?
Speaker 1: Oh good?
Speaker 3: You know, don't you know?
Speaker 4: If you change is going away?
Speaker 7: You just got a hold on for one more day?
Speaker 2: What's going on here?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: I went back, We're back. Let's going on to you
Speaker 2: one more day? Okay. So that's got so many spiritual connections.
Speaker 7: So many laugh lessons then really yeah.
Speaker 4: So you can sustain or you can be comfortable with
Speaker 4: the pain. It's up to you.
Speaker 1: This is why Abby goes after you for your age.
Speaker 2: This is very simple.
Speaker 1: Twenty four ten your judgment free songs, give us a
Speaker 1: course sent us text I for double nine my nine.
Speaker 2: There's no judgment here. We'll leave you a little bit
Speaker 2: more of this. Go off, Jay.
Speaker 5: Pass you fine.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about relationships for just one moment.
Speaker 7: Can we have you ever looked at that old couple
Speaker 7: that are walking down the street and they're holding hands
Speaker 7: and they've been together for sixty years, and you go,
Speaker 7: how'd you guys do it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And cheese. They've both got some stories to tell.
Speaker 7: Yes, So a couple's therapist has noticed seven signs of
Speaker 7: couples who made it. So these are the qualities that
Speaker 7: got people to the other side of the marriage battleground,
Speaker 7: if you will. So there's seven things here, and as
Speaker 7: I say them, I want you to mentally tick them
Speaker 7: off and see if that's what you're doing in your marriage.
Speaker 7: To Kara and play along at home. Please have a
Speaker 7: think about oh, okay, do we do that or do
Speaker 7: we not?
Speaker 3: Do that.
Speaker 7: And for the purposes of this exercise, I've brought in
Speaker 7: producer Zoe, who's only in her twenties, but it's just
Speaker 7: been through a relationship breakup.
Speaker 3: So here's a.
Speaker 4: Few hints and tips for you.
Speaker 3: To get through. I really appreciate.
Speaker 7: It to be here, so soon tell me if it's
Speaker 7: too So, well, we're here, all right. The first one
Speaker 7: that the therapist noticed about these couples is that they
Speaker 7: were friends and they genuinely enjoyed.
Speaker 4: Each other's.
Speaker 2: That's the most important.
Speaker 7: And they genuinely enjoyed each other's company, and they were
Speaker 7: excited to come home and hear about each other's day.
Speaker 4: So that's the first one that I.
Speaker 3: Had that so okay, we'll see where I lack.
Speaker 7: They had difficult conversations. Well, you had a difficult conversation
Speaker 7: with you. It was like this is done.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 7: So they didn't cope by avoiding or denying that anything
Speaker 7: was wrong.
Speaker 4: So they hit things head on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's hard, and that's really hard for your stock
Speaker 1: standard bloke to wipen up and talk about what's exactly
Speaker 1: on your feelings and you know you're at the jumpman
Speaker 1: and say that's me to an absolute teap. My wife
Speaker 1: will say as well, we said the other day. She'd
Speaker 1: be like, I'll speak to you week after week.
Speaker 2: Is what's going on? What's going on?
Speaker 1: Noting nothing, nothing, And then one night, maybe after a
Speaker 1: beer and a half of Belae, hey, I'm ready to
Speaker 1: talk for.
Speaker 2: An hour and a half. Yeah, where did they come from?
Speaker 7: And she's like, I want to watch the Real Housewives?
Speaker 4: She's Atlanta.
Speaker 2: I just want to watch the football.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is a good one. They take the mickey out.
Speaker 7: Of each other, so you make light of each other's quirks.
Speaker 7: So you might get annoyed by them sometimes. And let's
Speaker 7: be honest, when you first start out in a relationship,
Speaker 7: everything they do is cute. But after six seven years
Speaker 7: it's like that is so annoying. But you can still
Speaker 7: take the PI double five out of it, which is
Speaker 7: important as well. They let each other be themselves, so
Speaker 7: they didn't want to change the other person.
Speaker 4: That's really important.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, absolutely, because if you go into a relationship,
Speaker 1: and this is from a guy who's searching an expert
Speaker 1: in relationship, don't you just if you have a relationship
Speaker 1: thinking that there's an ideal person that your partner could
Speaker 1: be and you think that you could mentually change them
Speaker 1: over time.
Speaker 2: You probably won't. Yeah, you probably won't be able to change.
Speaker 7: And you fell in love with that person because of
Speaker 7: who they are, right, So I don't know why you
Speaker 7: would ever going with the intention of changing someone.
Speaker 2: Don't change us because we are who we are, do
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 10: What I mean?
Speaker 7: Once a horse, always a horse. The next one is
Speaker 7: they fight, so you get frustrated sometimes, but you learn
Speaker 7: how to navigate that frustration by actually getting into it.
Speaker 4: But navigating conflict, well just through our.
Speaker 1: Painting a picture here. This is not a visual mania.
Speaker 1: But Jodey goes, you know, they learn to get into it.
Speaker 1: And you did that little thing you do with your
Speaker 1: fish like someone, So what.
Speaker 2: Are you talking?
Speaker 7: That's the best way to resolve a conflict of anyway.
Speaker 2: A formal ice hockey player as well.
Speaker 1: The amount of times are Jo's and Greg gott you
Speaker 1: have had an issue and it ends up with Jody
Speaker 1: with her shirt over her back ice hockey style drops
Speaker 1: the mittens in it.
Speaker 7: There we go. They have boundaries with families, so you
Speaker 7: don't venture the family or the kids about how mum
Speaker 7: and dad annoy each other.
Speaker 4: That's a big one.
Speaker 7: Too, and they do what's best for their partnership and
Speaker 7: the relationship. And the last one is they've been through
Speaker 7: dark times. This one almost makes me cry because it's
Speaker 7: those people that have been at the crossroads and you've
Speaker 7: even had second thoughts and you've thought, do I want
Speaker 7: to continue in this, but you've decided yes, I choose
Speaker 7: to stay used to be with you, and that they
Speaker 7: say the experts builds trust. So if you've been to
Speaker 7: war with someone and you got through that war and
Speaker 7: you say I still want to fight alongside you, then
Speaker 7: there you.
Speaker 2: Go, there you go. That's really nice. It's quite it's
Speaker 2: quite profound.
Speaker 1: You know, my wife and Kara and I have right
Speaker 1: now as well, and it was her idea because the
Speaker 1: most testing time I think possibly in a relationship. What
Speaker 1: I found is when you've got kids and you're trying
Speaker 1: to work out what sort of parents you are, and
Speaker 1: I know that my wife is an excellent parent, so
Speaker 1: I'm sort of trying to get tips on how to
Speaker 1: do it from her as well at the same time,
Speaker 1: but you get sort of angry, and you get sort
Speaker 1: of snarky, and sometimes you take out your aggression on
Speaker 1: each other.
Speaker 2: But it's clearly. It's a kids that honest.
Speaker 1: So now we've got this, it's almost like a safe word.
Speaker 2: Which is trenches. Really we're in the trenches. This is
Speaker 2: when you're in the trenches.
Speaker 1: So I just no, and then straight away so I
Speaker 1: need a safe word from Gara's she says, just trenches.
Speaker 1: I go, yes, all right, I am taking out on
Speaker 1: you and vice versa.
Speaker 4: One saw that coming from you. No one saw.
Speaker 2: That's all that's going on. So he's crying, Scott leaky eyes,
Speaker 2: what's going on?
Speaker 3: God?
Speaker 2: That this motion? How good's footy? Gather out? We're going
Speaker 2: back into him. On This Daisy.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Wednesday version of On This Daisy, where
Speaker 1: we give you a hot lethal injection chocolate block full of.
Speaker 2: Knowledge of the third of April.
Speaker 1: Let's get back to nineteen sixty one. Eddie Murphy was
Speaker 1: born in New York. He's sixty three today. One of
Speaker 1: the most talented performers I reckon I've ever seen.
Speaker 4: He's kind of a little bit of ahead of his time,
Speaker 4: wasn't he he was?
Speaker 1: Like I think he did so much for stand up
Speaker 1: comedy back in the day with the lyricus, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Like he absolutely put it on the map and made
Speaker 1: people go, hang on, this is this is really really
Speaker 1: coarseome two thousand and seven, Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richard
Speaker 1: Denis saying that he smoked his father's ashes.
Speaker 2: That was a really really.
Speaker 1: Long outrage just rumor that kind of made sense for
Speaker 1: Keith Richards because he was just I don't know if
Speaker 1: it means it's more of a rock star, but if
Speaker 1: anyone could do that and it still seems somewhat cool,
Speaker 1: maybe Keith Richards could you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: He's a little bit weathered, Keith, isn't he He's seen
Speaker 7: some stuff.
Speaker 1: Yes, he's looked like he's one hundred since probably the
Speaker 1: age of that fish.
Speaker 2: But he's still going. I know, he looks about two
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty. Twenty ten iPads went on sale in
Speaker 2: the US.
Speaker 1: Who would have thought they would absolutely take over the
Speaker 1: souls of so many toddlers out there when my.
Speaker 2: Kids get hold of the iPad.
Speaker 1: That's their version of hard, illicit, addictive trucks.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Auntie Jody was a bit of a bach the
Speaker 7: other night because I banned them in my house.
Speaker 4: As if you're all coming over, are you coming over
Speaker 4: to play?
Speaker 2: With your cousins found the iPad.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, no, I collected them at the door, give
Speaker 7: them to me, hand them over, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Collect the devices. That's very serious, isn't it. Yeah.
Speaker 7: And then after about three wines they just all went
Speaker 7: and got them and I didn't notice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good Verity, Yeah, it's really good, Brandon. Well, you
Speaker 1: can have your special thing. We can have our special Yeah,
Speaker 1: because no one saw in April the third, in two
Speaker 1: thousand and nine by the Black Eyed Peas was bow.
Speaker 2: Righting a kisser.
Speaker 1: Boom, boom, boom, gotta get get boom, gotta get get boom,
Speaker 1: gotta get get, gotta get get boom