Speaker 1: Good morning Melbourne, Jason Law start your morning the right way,
Speaker 1: be great.
Speaker 2: Good day.
Speaker 1: This is Jason Lauren.
Speaker 3: You're one hundred.
Speaker 1: Well, good morning, everybody, welcome you Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 3: How are we all same?
Speaker 2: Having a little baby, a little baby daughter, mother daughters.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's a good point. Mother daughters, daughter.
Speaker 2: Who's finding their parents footsteps? The foxes?
Speaker 3: Yes, no, yes, good by the way. Rowers there, paddlers, paddlers, paddlers.
Speaker 1: Hope you're child follows in broadcast one.
Speaker 2: Days and I'm doing such a good job this morning.
Speaker 3: They had a big night last night. The fox is
Speaker 3: that the Sport Australia Hall Fame Awards Awards not on
Speaker 3: every night for something pretty much. Yeah, yeah, I was invited,
Speaker 3: but I turned it down because I knew I had
Speaker 3: to be up early to be with you too.
Speaker 2: That stop you had have gone, I would have just
Speaker 2: shook my head at you and gone, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: The most random awards? Not you guys have gone. I've
Speaker 1: done that.
Speaker 2: I had to host the Paper Awards. When I say paper,
Speaker 2: it was like the Printing Awards, so it was for
Speaker 2: the best brochures and it was like this one is
Speaker 2: on GSM three hundred point five paper high gloss.
Speaker 1: Wheneveryone sat down and looked at the menu where they like, yeah.
Speaker 2: The Printing Awards.
Speaker 3: I hosted the Pool Awards, which is basically answer, which
Speaker 3: is like and Lifeguard of the Year in the Eastern region.
Speaker 1: That's a good one, you know. One of the biggest
Speaker 1: award nights when I was living in New Zealand. The
Speaker 1: Pie Awards.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's like it's glorified piney.
Speaker 3: It was like what I have for dinner.
Speaker 2: You know how I feel about a pie.
Speaker 1: It was an when I saw the press release come
Speaker 1: through and then I got like an official in who's
Speaker 1: going on the Pie Awards and they were all like,
Speaker 1: this is like the night of night.
Speaker 2: What was that? What won the best pie?
Speaker 1: I think it was a curry one curry pies and
Speaker 1: not the I've never had one.
Speaker 2: I'm a big I mean, we know, I'm a big
Speaker 2: fan of it, sugar pie. But I'm also a big
Speaker 2: fan of a shepherd's pipe. Puts a potato on top
Speaker 2: of a get in my belly.
Speaker 1: Proper potato, don't dead, but don't know no microwave, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's going to.
Speaker 2: Be like piped on and it's going to be a
Speaker 2: little crispy just on the tips.
Speaker 3: It can't be raw dogging a shepherd's pie either. No,
Speaker 3: gotta have lots.
Speaker 2: Of no, not too much, no, but curry pies. I'm sorry, Curry.
Speaker 2: You know what, Clint, you can go in the bin
Speaker 2: with the curry pie question.
Speaker 1: What was that bakery we went to on the way
Speaker 1: to the snow.
Speaker 2: We stopped at about six.
Speaker 1: But that was it was a big one, remember the
Speaker 1: big one. We got desserts on the way there. We
Speaker 1: got a lot. We got a lot.
Speaker 2: That was that was got a few people gave us
Speaker 2: the tip and said, you've got to go to that
Speaker 2: place on the way that we must go. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: love a pie.
Speaker 1: Guys. We've got the paper company later on.
Speaker 2: Today we do behavior said.
Speaker 1: Hey, this is an interesting one. It's a husband and
Speaker 1: wife team.
Speaker 2: Not for me.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, it's working for them.
Speaker 2: Good for them.
Speaker 1: They are part of the car crash reconstruction crew. That's
Speaker 1: responsibility absolutely.
Speaker 2: So what they investigate when there's been a big accidents folds.
Speaker 1: They recreate the scene. You might have seen them on
Speaker 1: the news. They'd be out there with a little measuring stick.
Speaker 3: But obviously their reconstructions can lead to prosecution in me
Speaker 3: absolute So it's it's a really really important job.
Speaker 1: Do you reckon? It gets personal where they're like, so
Speaker 1: I reckon, he swerved here, Steve Like, how you drive?
Speaker 1: What do you mean Mary?
Speaker 3: Ye?
Speaker 2: Maybe everyone loves criticizing their partners driving.
Speaker 1: My wife does not.
Speaker 2: She is actually an excellent driver.
Speaker 1: My wife is shit really Yeah, and then she parks.
Speaker 1: When she parks on the curb, I reckon. I could
Speaker 1: park in between her and the footpath.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, she doesn't want to scratch the room stuff.
Speaker 3: Imagine if she worked here and you've got the chance
Speaker 3: to take like your lunch breaks together and all that.
Speaker 3: That'd be fun.
Speaker 2: I used to work together. That's how they met. Yeah,
Speaker 2: look what happened, got them married and pregnant three times.
Speaker 1: What beautiful those little production meetings when we turn on
Speaker 1: each other. Everyone else had just sit back at the
Speaker 1: boardroom and watch.
Speaker 2: I wish I was in them. I would have poked
Speaker 2: the bear. I would have taken aside every single time.
Speaker 2: Just off.
Speaker 1: Robert Irwin and Julian Morris is in after eight o'clock.
Speaker 2: That shows starting already. I'm a slipperty to get me
Speaker 2: out of here.
Speaker 1: Well, no, Clinton and I caught up with them the
Speaker 1: other day already recorded that chat, and that's how we
Speaker 1: came out the blocks. We're like, so you're on this ear, No,
Speaker 1: what are they doing? They're doing the rounds very early
Speaker 1: to let us know that they're going to be on
Speaker 1: in January.
Speaker 3: Robert has been very busy.
Speaker 2: Have they said what celebos are going in YT?
Speaker 1: No? No, they won't. They never do they were, they
Speaker 1: did that. We don't know who's going in.
Speaker 3: Robert again, he's modeling. He's very he's he's very stylish.
Speaker 1: Should have say, Clent, I'm just.
Speaker 2: Like clan he did did any robertel Any?
Speaker 1: Ask a question and he goes, you're You're you're a
Speaker 1: very hints and model, great style.
Speaker 3: He's very sweet, very handsome.
Speaker 1: You did it exactly like that.
Speaker 3: Hey.
Speaker 1: Also, the big news, we're are sending you to the
Speaker 1: closing night of Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour. In fact,
Speaker 1: we are going to give you a chance to get
Speaker 1: on the standby list.
Speaker 2: Now. I want to say something not people message.
Speaker 1: Coming up the next twenty Yeah, I just want to.
Speaker 2: Say Okay, I don't have time to say.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've got six seconds. What we're going to say.
Speaker 2: Longer than that.
Speaker 1: What we're going to say, I'll tell you shortly, Like
Speaker 1: I was saying, before your chance to see Taylor Swift
Speaker 1: in Canada for the final and closing night of the
Speaker 1: Eras tour.
Speaker 2: That's all right, we'll send you, give.
Speaker 1: You a chance. You get on the stand by lest
Speaker 1: coming up the next few minutes. What were we going
Speaker 1: to stay.
Speaker 2: Before I was going to say? A few people messaged
Speaker 2: me saying is this the national competition or is it
Speaker 2: just Melbourne?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: No, No, these tickets someone who lives in Melburne, Melbourne.
Speaker 1: In fact, we'll take the show on the road next Friday.
Speaker 1: We'll leave the studio, we will drive see to Melbourne
Speaker 1: listener's house, pick them up, pack their bags, taken to
Speaker 1: the airports.
Speaker 2: And you actually have a good chance of winning them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: these aren't for someone anywhere in the country. We are
Speaker 2: giving them away on our show. We will be sending
Speaker 2: you to Canada to see that show. That's right, it's
Speaker 2: gonna be amazing. Where are we heading If you've got
Speaker 2: no friends, I'll come with you.
Speaker 3: Shocking shocking story emerging of Laos just yesterday, involving two
Speaker 3: Melbourne girls who whose parents have now rushed to their
Speaker 3: hospital bedside. They are in a really, really bad way
Speaker 3: in hospital. What we believe is potential methanol poisoning from
Speaker 3: a cocktail they consumed the.
Speaker 2: Change, and they're on like their gap here traveling around
Speaker 2: with their friends. I think there's a group of ten
Speaker 2: of them supposed to be having the time of their lives.
Speaker 2: I saw this on the news last night, and oh
Speaker 2: my god, it just it made me feel sick. I
Speaker 2: remember being that girl, being nineteen, traveling with my friends,
Speaker 2: thinking that life doesn't get any better than that.
Speaker 1: And now they're both on life support.
Speaker 3: Especially in your first trip overseas, independent trip overseas, you
Speaker 3: do feel an air of invincibility at times, don't you,
Speaker 3: But you are still so so vulnerable. And these girls
Speaker 3: from bo Morris Tone Way, as Sluren said, embarked on
Speaker 3: the trip of a lifetime and right now they are
Speaker 3: in a really bad way.
Speaker 2: Both on life support.
Speaker 1: I believe show to their parents, like you know, you
Speaker 1: kids go overseas, you want to let them go.
Speaker 2: But you sort of don't want to let them go
Speaker 2: because you're like you have to. It's a leap of faith.
Speaker 1: We can say to our boys. Now you can move
Speaker 1: one suburb from us when you're older, that's you know.
Speaker 3: So am I right in saying they've been traveling with
Speaker 3: a larger.
Speaker 2: Groups that we've been traveling with a group of ten,
Speaker 2: and I believe that there's there is a number of
Speaker 2: people that have become sick, and two Swedish girls that
Speaker 2: have already passed away. Well, they're trying to piece together
Speaker 2: whether their drinks have potentially been spiked or whether it
Speaker 2: was an alcohol that was served that was laced with.
Speaker 1: Right, I've never really got the look. I get the
Speaker 1: drink spiking thing when people are trying to take advantage
Speaker 1: of that person. But like when I was younger, I
Speaker 1: was like twenty two, I was leaving Sydney. I've got
Speaker 1: a job in Perth and am I going away? Someone
Speaker 1: spiked my drink with GHB because I only got the
Speaker 1: hospital and get blood tests and I.
Speaker 2: Was someone Do you know who did it? Did you
Speaker 2: find out?
Speaker 1: We believe it was a mate of our friends who was.
Speaker 2: There well, and he thought it would be fun.
Speaker 1: But that's what I don't That's what I don't get. Like,
Speaker 1: so we've got photos of me at my going away
Speaker 1: drinks and I remember up until about ten o'clock, and
Speaker 1: I have a distant memory of being fully clothed in
Speaker 1: the bottom of a shower and my flatmate hosing me
Speaker 1: down to get.
Speaker 2: My temperature now, and then they took you straight to the.
Speaker 1: Hospital, and they took me to the hospital. After that
Speaker 1: they did blood test they did yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: So what happens your temperature rises?
Speaker 4: Does it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Apparently, but I had no consciousness, Like apparently they
Speaker 1: folded me into a taxi to take me home. But
Speaker 1: I just never understood, like, obviously, yes, people do it
Speaker 1: to try and take advantage of people, but idiots out
Speaker 1: there to drinks biking for a laugh. I'm like, I
Speaker 1: just don't get it. You're paying for these drugs you're
Speaker 1: putting in their drinks, and then it's sick. You could
Speaker 1: kill them.
Speaker 2: It's sick. It was most lately.
Speaker 1: Sick, terrifying experience in my life.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness. And at the time have been so frightening.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but at the time you're twenty two eyes pissed.
Speaker 1: He's had too much. Yeah, do you know what I mean? Guys,
Speaker 1: I don't feel right. Get him a shot.
Speaker 2: Gosh, it's so scary.
Speaker 1: Isn't it.
Speaker 2: This is just the Oh my god. I saw it
Speaker 2: last night and I just, honestly, I just felt sick.
Speaker 3: Think of the parents, don't youse.
Speaker 2: Kids just living their lives like trying to have trying
Speaker 2: to do what it's almost a right of passage. You
Speaker 2: finish school and you go and try and see the world.
Speaker 1: Also, any other parent out there who have kids away
Speaker 1: now for schoolies and stuff like that, you just be
Speaker 1: like Jesus, you.
Speaker 2: Know, so careful kids. If you're listening to me, yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll keep.
Speaker 1: You updated on the story throughout the morning. We're getting more.
Speaker 2: Details and our thoughts very much with those communities because
Speaker 2: these are two young girls from Melbourne and there's a
Speaker 2: lot of family and friends here who would just be
Speaker 2: waiting with baited breath. Hopefully some good news said lost.
Speaker 1: This went off at the mcg. This is one of
Speaker 1: the biggest ones. When she performed in Melbourne, it was massive. Hey,
Speaker 1: we want to put you on a prime and sending
Speaker 1: to Vancouver for you to be there on the closing
Speaker 1: night of the eras.
Speaker 2: To oh my gosh, flights accommodation. The concert it is
Speaker 2: going to be the best concert of all time.
Speaker 1: You could even be the twenty two persons.
Speaker 3: The hat person.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine being the last twenty two persons? All right,
Speaker 2: the phones have gone tropo. He doesn't want to go
Speaker 2: to Canada to see Taylor Swift. David from chum Creek,
Speaker 2: Good morning, morning, here you guys, go, say David, I
Speaker 2: went to chum Creek for my school camp.
Speaker 1: Did you god? We just moved to the area. It's
Speaker 1: just Wronery is beautiful.
Speaker 2: I wasn't visiting the winery camp. Can I tell you?
Speaker 2: I went on a bus.
Speaker 3: Where is it?
Speaker 1: David? Were with the RACV club.
Speaker 3: He'll see.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah you happy Winery. One of your favorites is
Speaker 1: blank space. Well you're on the standby list to see
Speaker 1: in Canada.
Speaker 3: Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thank you. No worries, gosh. Also Natalie from Wonga Path,
Speaker 2: good morning, morning, go you are on the list, made
Speaker 2: the short list.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: No worries, Natalie. Let's go to Norry Warren Leanne, you
Speaker 1: are on the list.
Speaker 2: Do you have someone you would take if you win?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, yes, one of my girlfriends. I think
Speaker 5: my husband.
Speaker 2: Forget the husband, ditch the husband, take a girlfriend. See today.
Speaker 6: So shout out to Brendon nineteen years married, do this
Speaker 6: for us fantastically, Oh my.
Speaker 1: Brendon and the airport. Then you grab your friend and
Speaker 1: jump on the plane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is the coolest competition we've ever had. Stay tuned,
Speaker 2: becase we're going to give you another opportunity to win
Speaker 2: a little later in the show.
Speaker 1: That's right, You've got to get on the stand by
Speaker 1: list or you can register by the Nova Player app.
Speaker 1: And next Friday we will take the show on the road.
Speaker 1: We will drive to someone's house, pack their bags, take
Speaker 1: to the airport and send them to Seat Tete. Closing
Speaker 1: night of the eras to us here on the nov Well,
Speaker 1: good morning everyone, and it's just twenty three to seven.
Speaker 1: Oh mate, well you were doing your news.
Speaker 2: Lauren toys out of the.
Speaker 1: Mum is stomping around the Nova studios this morning, and
Speaker 1: Mum is not happy.
Speaker 2: Mum's writing a to do list for the office of
Speaker 2: things that need to be fixed, change repaired.
Speaker 3: Okay, what's on it?
Speaker 1: First things first, she wants to bring in tinta car
Speaker 1: to remove the tint from the studio studio.
Speaker 2: Their windows are very heavily tinted, so it feels like
Speaker 2: it's still midnight out there. I just had a little wander.
Speaker 1: Guys. The studios are beautiful. It's starting remember the method
Speaker 1: then we came from.
Speaker 2: Beautifully designed. Everything is perfect like the tin whoever did
Speaker 2: the tint job that did a magnificent.
Speaker 1: It's definitely darker than legal, darker than legal.
Speaker 2: And I just wandered down to studio too. Is that
Speaker 2: what it's called? Studio one or Studio ten? I went
Speaker 2: down to the other studio and there's no tint and I'm.
Speaker 3: Like, oh my god, what's life like down there?
Speaker 2: There's a whole world out there. You can see out
Speaker 2: the windows. You can see people starting their day running down.
Speaker 1: The I don't want to see people running walking.
Speaker 2: Some people are popping into the old paper shop delly
Speaker 2: to get a half in it as a clim because
Speaker 2: the sun's come up over here. I feel like I
Speaker 2: live in Norway or wherever the sun doesn't come up?
Speaker 2: Is Norway?
Speaker 7: Not Norway?
Speaker 2: Where is it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, where there's no sun light. That's how I feel,
Speaker 2: And I feel glom Have you been? I went in
Speaker 2: there and the sun was out on the light was up,
Speaker 2: and I.
Speaker 3: Was like, cans, yes.
Speaker 2: Have you sen list, I've been in your car, and
Speaker 2: I feel glum because you've got darker than legal t Anyway,
Speaker 2: I just feel like seeing the sun comes up makes
Speaker 2: the morning happier.
Speaker 1: Place I go to put my windows down when I'm
Speaker 1: in a nundercover carm parks, I can't see.
Speaker 2: Are there are few things that I shouldn't say on
Speaker 2: the radio?
Speaker 1: It's not Quint and I is it?
Speaker 2: No? You two can stay?
Speaker 1: She paused, didn't you No one's going I'm not.
Speaker 2: There's no personal issues with anyone. Oh my god, Chase,
Speaker 2: Clint and I had a situation the other day that
Speaker 2: I'm so grateful that you were there for because you
Speaker 2: wouldn't you know how You're not good with awkward.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I'm not great with awkwards better than you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, to be honest, neither am I. So Clint and
Speaker 2: I were traveling together, and because Clint flies so regularly.
Speaker 3: You're at the airport, but we're in the Quantus Lounge
Speaker 3: business lounge.
Speaker 1: Question.
Speaker 3: Yes, question.
Speaker 1: I flew Quantus for the first time in a long
Speaker 1: time the other week.
Speaker 3: I was Experience Old.
Speaker 1: I went past the entrance to the Quantas Club and
Speaker 1: there was all these different labels Quantus Club, Chairmans Lounge,
Speaker 1: free breakfast, Quantus lounge.
Speaker 2: It is the business Lounge, the Quantous Lounge, the straight
Speaker 2: right three three Quantus club, Business and the Chairman's.
Speaker 1: Is it a flex going past the other entrances and
Speaker 1: going to there.
Speaker 3: I don't go into the business because I'm in business class.
Speaker 2: I go because I'm a platinum top tier flyer.
Speaker 1: So you're right down the back of the plane.
Speaker 3: But I'm eating the nice cheese?
Speaker 2: Gotcha eating the nice cheese?
Speaker 1: Ever been to the chairmans?
Speaker 3: Yes, Dicky Wilkins got me into the Chairman's the other day.
Speaker 1: Really is that where like elbow and that would be.
Speaker 2: Has been some controversy about.
Speaker 1: That good call. That was an upgrade.
Speaker 2: I love an upgrade. I'd take a free upgrade, no proper.
Speaker 1: The amount of times I've dressed in nice clothes and
Speaker 1: the hope of getting an upgrade, then I'm stuck in
Speaker 1: forty three jeans.
Speaker 2: And boot My mum used to work in the travel industry,
Speaker 2: and so we'd go to the airport on standby and
Speaker 2: she'd have us stressed up like the von Trapps or
Speaker 2: standing they're hoping we'd get a seat on the plane
Speaker 2: because she thought if we looked nice, we'd get.
Speaker 1: Onot made of ours. Alex Read used to drop because
Speaker 1: apparently the head quantus frequent the head Quantus tenant's name, oh,
Speaker 1: last name was Read. So when he used to get
Speaker 1: on the plane, he'd be like, oh, you might know
Speaker 1: my auntie.
Speaker 2: Oh, and he just make it up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And they would would always come and get him
Speaker 1: during the flight if there was a spear seat in
Speaker 1: business and be like, hey, why.
Speaker 2: Don't you come and see see I've never seen that
Speaker 2: happen on a plane where there's a spare seat and
Speaker 2: they go and get you. I think now it's a
Speaker 2: weight distribution thing. They say you have to be on
Speaker 2: it before takeoff.
Speaker 1: There's nothing worse than walking through business and seeing a
Speaker 1: little kid sitting in the giant chair.
Speaker 3: Get out of the chair.
Speaker 1: Your leags aren't going to get DVT.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but also stay there, don't sit next to me
Speaker 2: and scream the whole way. Good cool scream up front anyway.
Speaker 2: Clinty is a regular fly. So we were allowing to
Speaker 2: the Bougie Lounge together and wow, it is a minefield
Speaker 2: of celebrity business.
Speaker 3: Oh, we saw a myriad of different was around. It
Speaker 3: was around spring racing, so there was comings and goings.
Speaker 3: You know, Sydney Times, flying back.
Speaker 2: Jockey, jockey, a little kid sitting in business. Yeah right,
Speaker 2: jockeys little man big check, little man, big check. So
Speaker 2: we were sitting there and over wandered a lovely, very
Speaker 2: well known.
Speaker 3: Jockey, Craig Williams.
Speaker 2: William lovely bloke, one of the most liked men in racing.
Speaker 3: Right in red hot form at the moment, jockey aboard
Speaker 3: mister Brightside, Oh hello, Was he in his colors?
Speaker 2: He wasn't, but he was recognized. He was definitely he
Speaker 2: was crack of a whip, right, Okay, But if you
Speaker 2: didn't recognize him from walking through the Quantus Club, you
Speaker 2: would have when you had have seen the conversation we had.
Speaker 2: So lovely guy, and we started talking about racing and
Speaker 2: the things that that jockey's bodies go through.
Speaker 1: Do they talk in that voice?
Speaker 2: Alte, it's not. It's just their voice. It's not a voice, right,
Speaker 2: It's not like a quick snapping character.
Speaker 3: Sorry, the Lawren's right. He was telling us about all
Speaker 3: the strategy, all the trials, the tribulations. He has got
Speaker 3: to be miauners.
Speaker 2: So he pulls out his phone and shows me this
Speaker 2: video of his physio stretching his legs.
Speaker 1: Got this relationship escalator, didn't it?
Speaker 2: I just met him anyway, He's like, oh, yeah, look
Speaker 2: how flexible. Look at no I can't do look at
Speaker 2: my hips. And he showed me this video of the
Speaker 2: guy like doing the splits in the air.
Speaker 1: My head when that way?
Speaker 2: When that way anyway? And then he said, well, you know,
Speaker 2: you physically got to be really able to move right.
Speaker 2: And then Clint physical. So we're sitting in the middle
Speaker 2: of the quantuslat and what did he start doing? He
Speaker 2: goes like, look at what my body has to go
Speaker 2: through in the lounge and he starts on a little
Speaker 2: poof is that we call it.
Speaker 3: The little poofs.
Speaker 2: He mount and starts pretending to ride it, like Clint,
Speaker 2: you do it?
Speaker 1: You do This is what I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't know where to look. This chair, Yeah, use
Speaker 2: the chair.
Speaker 3: So he sits on it.
Speaker 2: No, you sort of need to do it the other way,
Speaker 2: because he had his head his legs.
Speaker 1: And and it was.
Speaker 2: More like head down. He was like like Clint, head.
Speaker 1: Down, he looks like he's having sex.
Speaker 2: With the ottoman in between his legs, like this, did you?
Speaker 1: Then Clint start screaming, come on, come on.
Speaker 3: I got my ta.
Speaker 2: Also Clinton, I was like I don't know where to
Speaker 2: look at. Everyone in the lounge was like, what it's
Speaker 2: going on?
Speaker 3: Over this? A full blown demo, a.
Speaker 2: Full demo how to race a race horse? And I
Speaker 2: was like, did you a right? I didn't. I was
Speaker 2: like I didn't know what to say.
Speaker 1: You would not have been great.
Speaker 2: I was bright red because up, I'm gonna go and
Speaker 2: get some cheese. Hang on. Then we got on the plane.
Speaker 2: He was on he goes planes ready, but he he
Speaker 2: walked off, so he got on first. Click Jase. He
Speaker 2: got on first, and we were quite late because we
Speaker 2: were like, you know, stragglers are eating the trees, eating
Speaker 2: the cheese. He wasn't to be at racing White. We
Speaker 2: walk on the plane and he's sitting in business class,
Speaker 2: big man, little cheir man, little chair by the little mantle.
Speaker 2: By the time we get on, he's got his arms
Speaker 2: across his chest, he's got an eye mask on and
Speaker 2: a and he's like sound asleep, leaning back on.
Speaker 3: His we're flying to Sydney.
Speaker 2: You never find a Sydney sound asleep wrapped up eye mask,
Speaker 2: one that.
Speaker 1: Does one snooze with a voice like that. So we
Speaker 1: talked tattoos, tats, hats.
Speaker 2: What's happened at school is week everyone's getting tats. God,
Speaker 2: don't it kids?
Speaker 1: We almost got one on a boys trip. It's very degrading.
Speaker 1: We're in Vegas recently.
Speaker 2: That's fun. No, was it degrading. It's fun.
Speaker 1: It was nine of us we decided at three o'clock
Speaker 1: in the morning we go to the tattoo parlor and
Speaker 1: we even had it stenciled on our legs. But there
Speaker 1: was one guy.
Speaker 2: Not on your calf, because that you need if you're
Speaker 2: going to get a drunken one was going to be
Speaker 2: it's a bit of fun. It's got to be sort
Speaker 2: of semi here. You wear shorts every day.
Speaker 1: And where do you hear at the tattoo?
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 1: L A X like the airports on oh ship.
Speaker 2: That's I nearly dropped the F bomb. Then I nearly
Speaker 2: just said it big.
Speaker 3: We'll have to get fat F bomb.
Speaker 1: When we get home.
Speaker 3: Like a baggage m l D.
Speaker 2: It's not m l D, it's MLB.
Speaker 1: It's l l It's not m l D. Maybe we're
Speaker 1: doing a stop over on the way home.
Speaker 2: I reckon a ship tatto. It's a great idea and
Speaker 2: it tells a very funny story. Come on, you've got one.
Speaker 1: If you want to join.
Speaker 3: From schoolies, I got more.
Speaker 2: The eagle, the flame and eagle.
Speaker 3: It's not an eagle. It's like a tribal symbol. Just quickly,
Speaker 3: just give us a quick mine's from schoolies. In two thousand,
Speaker 3: the two thousand, maybe even two thousand and one, we spilled.
Speaker 2: Into two thousand Sydney Olympics. Here we go.
Speaker 1: It looks like god, it is a sea horse.
Speaker 2: What is it supposed to be? It's very REMI know
Speaker 2: what it symbolizes.
Speaker 1: The label on some linen to take a photo.
Speaker 2: I'm going to do a reverse Google immage.
Speaker 1: Good call. I hope, I hope it. Google's is weak,
Speaker 1: little man.
Speaker 2: I told you about my friend who got one in
Speaker 2: Spanish when she was traveling, and when she found the
Speaker 2: literal translation, it said keep it real, and it was
Speaker 2: meant to say to be true, but the literal translation
Speaker 2: was keep it real. And then she got a boob
Speaker 2: job and outstretched across her fake boob keep it and
Speaker 2: it gets bigger because she got to move across her.
Speaker 3: But they ain't real.
Speaker 2: Fake boobs yep, I love it.
Speaker 1: Hey, speaking about tats, Remember when we met Sam, we
Speaker 1: did a special grand final breakfast at Rhumanity. We did.
Speaker 1: We've got Sam who's a Swanees fan. Morning, Sam?
Speaker 3: Here you going? Sam?
Speaker 1: How long have we go for the Swanees?
Speaker 3: All you like? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What do you reckon that win by on Saturday twenty three? Oh? Confident?
Speaker 2: Well he must be confident because he's come down to
Speaker 2: get a premiership tattoo before they've won the premiership.
Speaker 3: So what they're getting premier is twenty twenty four.
Speaker 7: Yeah, before the game, before they get the game.
Speaker 1: That's confidence. Well did I smoke a pack of D's
Speaker 1: a little radio show brought to you by Winnie Blue?
Speaker 1: He Well, Sam did get the Swanees' premier?
Speaker 2: Well did it?
Speaker 1: Well? Sam's on the line, get a Sam. How's the tat?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 1: Keep him? Well?
Speaker 2: Any regrets?
Speaker 4: Nah, Look, it's given me a good story. Went out
Speaker 4: after the Grand Final and showed probably half of Melbourne.
Speaker 2: And and did it? Did it help with your straight credit?
Speaker 4: Yeah? They loved it plenty read with Daga photos.
Speaker 3: I mean I would have said normally that you could
Speaker 3: turn the four into a five, but I don't reckon,
Speaker 3: they've got a chance of winning.
Speaker 2: You could make it maybe into an eight.
Speaker 1: For a laser job about six minutes into that Grand final.
Speaker 2: Well just the year, yeah Sam, Yeah, Well Sam doesn't
Speaker 2: regret it because it's a fun story.
Speaker 1: Exactly Sam.
Speaker 2: How old are you, Sam, I'm twenty eight.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, your first Yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: And I ended up seeing Tommy Papley at the Spring
Speaker 4: racing carnivals. I got to show him as well. Think Yeah,
Speaker 4: I thought it was ridiculous.
Speaker 2: But good, well done, swam, great story though. See that's
Speaker 2: where crappy tattoos come in handy. We need a conversation
Speaker 2: start up.
Speaker 1: We woke up the next morning and I'm like, what
Speaker 1: if I got lax pencil so that you know, they
Speaker 1: did the stat line, so the outline was there, Thank god,
Speaker 1: l A.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I tell me we weren't even in La. You're
Speaker 2: in Vegas. You're in Nevada, DA.
Speaker 1: I guess we didn't know the Nevada baggage.
Speaker 3: Simple ENVD, there we go.
Speaker 2: MVD would be better. I could cope with you having
Speaker 2: an ENVD.
Speaker 1: Do we know? Do we know what the seahorse represents? Yet?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: It actually doesn't mean anything. I don't think, I think
Speaker 2: you've been sold a furfy.
Speaker 3: There was no description under in the book, the Laminade book,
Speaker 3: and came up.
Speaker 2: I can't even find an exact match, Clint, so no
Speaker 2: one else was silly enough to do.
Speaker 3: It's unique here.
Speaker 2: It is on a Facebook page called Unique Tattoo Design.
Speaker 1: Could you work with your partner?
Speaker 2: No? No, you know what though, Paulie and I as
Speaker 2: a couple, a great couple, but we handle things so differently,
Speaker 2: like he's would actually probably be a good partnership becausess
Speaker 2: he's very business and I'm way more emotional.
Speaker 1: How long have you guys been together?
Speaker 2: Now for nearly five years?
Speaker 1: Five years? Where was your first kiss?
Speaker 3: Funny story, We've gone down a rabbit right?
Speaker 2: Well, no, no, let's just get fascinating.
Speaker 1: I told him to.
Speaker 2: Meet me for a drink and he thought it was
Speaker 2: a date, and he thought it was just the two
Speaker 2: of us, and where I was. I had been at
Speaker 2: a women's charity lunch with two hundred and fifty women,
Speaker 2: and he rolled in thinking it was just the two
Speaker 2: of us. Were a drink, another single swim always women
Speaker 2: who had been at lunch to day.
Speaker 1: He's one, so you don't remember the first kiss.
Speaker 3: Then that's what you said that night.
Speaker 2: He won That night. I was like, okay, good on
Speaker 2: your da give one over all the girls.
Speaker 1: You beat two hundred and forty nine women to kiss him,
Speaker 1: Well done.
Speaker 3: They're all seventy.
Speaker 2: How dare you clint? They were not.
Speaker 1: Put your teeth back in, ladies. She won this round. Hey,
Speaker 1: coming up this hour, imagine working with your partner and
Speaker 1: you're both police officers, which means you both armed, don't
Speaker 1: want to fight. We are going to be probing the paper.
Speaker 1: We've got members of the Victorian Police car crash reconstruction crew.
Speaker 1: This is a heavy job. They're going to take us
Speaker 1: inside what it takes to be a part of that unit.
Speaker 1: Just after seven thirty this morning.
Speaker 2: They're going to tell us how they pieced together some
Speaker 2: of these hideous accidents that we see and we're all
Speaker 2: left wondering what happened? What happened?
Speaker 1: And these guys have actually worked on some big accidents.
Speaker 2: Job and things that they see and the things that
Speaker 2: they have to do to make our roads safer are amazing.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: So that is still the calm, plus your chance to
Speaker 1: see Taylor Swift in Canada for the closing night of
Speaker 1: the Eras tour. But coming up next, I think we
Speaker 1: need to revisit something you say about on the show yesterday.
Speaker 2: Lois's thot about it all night.
Speaker 1: Well, my god, did we have some people reach out
Speaker 1: in the last twenty four hours about this. We'll tell
Speaker 1: you what we're talking about. We'll revisit after Sabrina Kapentar
Speaker 1: here on over. I think you struck a chord yesterday, Bobby.
Speaker 2: I know I thought about it all day. Guys. We
Speaker 2: were talking yesterday on the show about about losing connections
Speaker 2: with friends that you don't really have a reason. There
Speaker 2: was no fallout, you know, those friends that you think
Speaker 2: about and you're.
Speaker 1: Like, you know it is. Life got in the way.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about a girlfriend of mine who actually
Speaker 2: lives in New South Wales now, and it occurred to
Speaker 2: me that I have not spoken to her, I reckon
Speaker 2: in five or six years. We were the best of friends.
Speaker 2: Nothing ever happened, no falling out. Life's just got busy.
Speaker 1: I went home last night and I were talking about it,
Speaker 1: and we started going through our guest list, wedding and
Speaker 1: just working out who's still in our life.
Speaker 3: Did it surprise you, Yeah, very much so did you
Speaker 3: feel any guilt?
Speaker 1: Yeah, a little bit, But then it's like I feel
Speaker 1: bad that I haven't reached out to them, But we
Speaker 1: had kids and just like you are, and they had
Speaker 1: kids and they you know, their career took them to
Speaker 1: a different part of my.
Speaker 2: One of my favorite expressions is being in different seasons
Speaker 2: with friends.
Speaker 1: Great way to put it.
Speaker 2: You just you are in a different season. One's weathering
Speaker 2: a storm, one's you know, everyone's doing different things. But
Speaker 2: it's funny because then there's the people that you're like,
Speaker 2: I actually really missed that friendship. Yeah, and I don't
Speaker 2: know why I don't see you. And you know, now
Speaker 2: with social media, you sort of feel like you've seen them.
Speaker 2: Like my girlfriend I will double you know, like each
Speaker 2: other's picks, and so she's not real connected, but I
Speaker 2: haven't actually spoken. And then, like I was saying, yesterday,
Speaker 2: she sent me a voice note and hearing her voice
Speaker 2: like literally filled my soul with joy.
Speaker 1: Well, as soon as you spoke about a phone line
Speaker 1: set up.
Speaker 2: No fermento And did this hit to strike a chord
Speaker 2: with you?
Speaker 4: I certainly did.
Speaker 6: Jory went to primary school with this amazing chick, lost
Speaker 6: connection with her at high school Linda.
Speaker 1: In Endeavor Hills. What's your story?
Speaker 4: Yeah, my friend Andick we used to work together six
Speaker 4: seven years ago.
Speaker 3: She was the best.
Speaker 4: She was there for me in a really hard time,
Speaker 4: no judgment, no anything.
Speaker 5: It can to find people like that.
Speaker 2: How much would you love just to reconnect and just
Speaker 2: have a laugh with her?
Speaker 5: I would love to go out with her.
Speaker 3: I sensor reunion video.
Speaker 1: As soon as we spoke about it, everyone said they
Speaker 1: had that friend pop into their minds.
Speaker 2: Phones went crazy. And I don't know if it's a
Speaker 2: thing about like because Christmas is coming up and it's summer,
Speaker 2: and you think about all those fun times you had
Speaker 2: with people. But I think everyone has someone like this
Speaker 2: in there which.
Speaker 3: Just gets you thinking, doesn't it doesn't it.
Speaker 2: We spoke about it after the show.
Speaker 3: We did. We did, and I think I said on
Speaker 3: her yesterday there was someone in my life that I
Speaker 3: think think about so so often, and I do right
Speaker 3: now carry a fair bit of I don't have guilts
Speaker 3: the right word, but by virtue of me thinking about
Speaker 3: her so much, I do feel a little bit sad
Speaker 3: that we don't connect.
Speaker 1: Your mannerism has changed. Yesterday after the show, when we
Speaker 1: were talking about it I could.
Speaker 3: My friend Nicole. So, Nicole and I have been best
Speaker 3: mates since well basically since birth because our mums were
Speaker 3: best mates.
Speaker 2: And how long since you've seen it?
Speaker 3: It's been. It's been a good couple of years since
Speaker 3: I've actually seen her. Probably at my fortieth I got goosebumps.
Speaker 2: Because years actually fly by all of a sudden.
Speaker 1: It's been years ago.
Speaker 2: I know, And you're like, God, where's that time?
Speaker 3: And we message each other every now and then. She's
Speaker 3: often in Melbourne, she's from Geelong. She's got, she's busy,
Speaker 3: she's a mum, she's a teacher, beautiful person. But recently
Speaker 3: she's been through a lot. She's she's just fort breast cancer.
Speaker 2: Wow, how she got.
Speaker 3: She's going really well, going really well now. But you
Speaker 3: know what am I thinking about now? I'm thinking about
Speaker 3: all those times I should have connected with her more.
Speaker 3: I should have taken more time out of my wife
Speaker 3: to go and see her while she was while she
Speaker 3: was fighting this disease, while she was recovering.
Speaker 1: I'd be very surprised if she was thinking it, like
Speaker 1: like looking at it, like totally you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, It's like, you're right, life is busy and I'm.
Speaker 1: Taking out with it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 1: We are. We reached out to her and she would
Speaker 1: actually love to reconnect with you. Now, I know you're
Speaker 1: incredibly awkward in.
Speaker 3: These incredibly awkward as well. If we are two of
Speaker 3: the most outgoing, fun loving people, but in this situation
Speaker 3: we awkward.
Speaker 2: It's also like it becomes a bit of a standoff.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, that haven't called me either.
Speaker 1: Will be the mediators. Okay, we'll reconnect.
Speaker 2: Them right now.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you what. We'll go to break on
Speaker 1: the other side of this. We'll get her on the line.
Speaker 1: Are you excited to talk?
Speaker 3: For thousand cent?
Speaker 1: And I guarantee you guys will pick up exactly where
Speaker 1: you left off.
Speaker 2: People you know, and it doesn't matter if you've known
Speaker 2: them for your whole life, or if it's someone that
Speaker 2: you had a connection with at worked for a year
Speaker 2: or something and then they moved on. When you catch
Speaker 2: up with those people, or you actually rip the band
Speaker 2: aid off and call them, it's like no time has passed.
Speaker 1: Hey, if you want to weigh in on this, we'll
Speaker 1: get involved. Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. Anytime
Speaker 1: you want to join the show.
Speaker 3: Thinking about someone right now.
Speaker 1: I guarantee people are seeing their cars right now. They'd
Speaker 1: be like, oh, bloody, I haven't seen Jimmy since he
Speaker 1: moved away. We've had kids, and there's so many different reasons.
Speaker 1: That's the other thing.
Speaker 2: And it's amazing how quickly time passes and all of
Speaker 2: a sudden you think about it. Like when I got
Speaker 2: that message from my girlfriend the other day, I was like,
Speaker 2: when was the last time I saw her? And it
Speaker 2: was honestly five or six perce.
Speaker 1: Chuck Covid in there. Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: That divided a lot of people.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. Is there someone
Speaker 2: that you've been thinking about and you miss their friendship?
Speaker 1: We're going to reconnect to you, Clint, with one of
Speaker 1: your best mates.
Speaker 2: Next, we're talking about losing connections with friends, colleagues, people
Speaker 2: that you love just for some reason, you've just kind
Speaker 2: of lost in your life.
Speaker 3: For people thinking about it more as we approach the
Speaker 3: festive season.
Speaker 1: We're a confident guy. Yeah, I've seen you MC events
Speaker 1: with thousands of people. You'll host the news all that
Speaker 1: sort of stuff. Right, I'm awkward. In the last three minutes.
Speaker 1: I've just watched you have an anxiety attack off for you.
Speaker 3: He is an absolutely my best friend Nicole, who's sitting
Speaker 3: on the line, who haven't seen in a long time,
Speaker 3: will be feeling the same way.
Speaker 2: So you guys were best friends in primary school. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we've grown up and you've just sort of lost touch
Speaker 2: a bit.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, I just haven't seen her in far
Speaker 3: too long.
Speaker 1: And let's be honest, you will chatty about it. There
Speaker 1: was an element of guilt, which is necessarily. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying they shouldn't there should be Sorry, it's a bit
Speaker 1: of sadness. Would you like to say hello to Nicole
Speaker 1: who joins us on the air.
Speaker 3: Now, Hello, am my dear friend.
Speaker 6: Oh good morning.
Speaker 1: Are you as awkward as Clint?
Speaker 3: She be honest, you are.
Speaker 6: Is it meant to be a positive thing, because I
Speaker 6: feel like I'm going to come on and get angry
Speaker 6: and blame him.
Speaker 2: That's a real friend. Nicole has been talking about people
Speaker 2: losing connection and losing touch with people and life gets busy,
Speaker 2: and I was talking about it yesterday and Clint was like,
Speaker 2: straight away he said, oh my god, my friend Nicole,
Speaker 2: I just I just haven't seen her. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, he's the busiest man in Australia, and I just
Speaker 6: feel like every time I go, yes, we'll catch up,
Speaker 6: he's in Sydney for the weekend, or he's doing his thing.
Speaker 6: But I must admit I'm probably to blame a little
Speaker 6: bit as well, because life does get busy.
Speaker 1: Like you said, do you do you ever go to
Speaker 1: text him or call him Nicole and think, No, No,
Speaker 1: don't want to bother him, he's too busy.
Speaker 6: Oh no, I pester him whether or not he's really
Speaker 6: going to get back to me. Actually, funny story, We've
Speaker 6: got a bit of a strange sense of who Clint
Speaker 6: really is in our family because my beautiful niece who's
Speaker 6: had to choose a famous celebrity to do a school
Speaker 6: project on, and she chose Clint.
Speaker 1: Like laughing, really that's what you want to do, or.
Speaker 6: Not exactly, So she's getting dressed up as Clint as
Speaker 6: a school celebrity. I'm sorry, maybe we're telling you she's.
Speaker 2: Getting dressed so I really is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I should be more professional than it.
Speaker 3: Hey, how are you, by the way, I'm doing well.
Speaker 6: I'm doing really well. And I actually was thinking of
Speaker 6: you the other day because they're coming to Melbourne in
Speaker 6: December for a couple of nights, So we have to
Speaker 6: make sure that we catch.
Speaker 3: Up then, even I have to, We absolutely have to.
Speaker 3: Nicole's been through a lot recently and she has been
Speaker 3: in my thoughts always.
Speaker 1: Nicole and I asked, I was chatting with Clint yesterday
Speaker 1: and I could tell it was weighing heavy on him,
Speaker 1: that he wasn't reaching out a lot and you were
Speaker 1: battling breast cancer. Was there any Was there any ever
Speaker 1: anger or disappointment towards Clint for not reaching out as
Speaker 1: much during that.
Speaker 6: Time, No, not at all. I think the thing is
Speaker 6: with our friendship because it's been there for so long.
Speaker 6: We both know that we're always in each other's thoughts. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but it doesn't mean we have to be talking to
Speaker 6: each other. And I think in moments of crisis, I
Speaker 6: could pick up the phone and call him and know
Speaker 6: that he would make me laugh and probably vice versa
Speaker 6: for him. We just always meet where we left off
Speaker 6: whenever we do that.
Speaker 3: And how often have we done that?
Speaker 6: Well, not enough recently, to be honest, just because.
Speaker 1: Of life, not to think that's it's what we're saying yesterday.
Speaker 1: It's life. Life gets in the way.
Speaker 3: Oh, absolutely, like you can see how much I've changed
Speaker 3: during this conversation.
Speaker 1: That's because either weight that lifted off your shot. I
Speaker 1: was watching just when she came on and.
Speaker 3: Gavi yeah, and look, I'm I'm so sorry about that.
Speaker 3: But I mean there is always a means of that's
Speaker 3: much making amends, but picking up where we left off,
Speaker 3: and we've been able to do that beautifully throughout our
Speaker 3: many years of friendship. And when I see you next time,
Speaker 3: which is hopefully in a couple of weeks, when you're
Speaker 3: in Melbourne, we can do exactly that. My beautiful friend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you miss him, Nicole?
Speaker 6: I do, of course, yeah, and I absolutely I just
Speaker 6: miss I just know when we're together, we just have
Speaker 6: such a great, beautiful friendship and I don't have others
Speaker 6: like it. So hopefully soon we can reconnect and maybe
Speaker 6: next year I can ride your coattails to some fancy event.
Speaker 2: You got a date, Glenn.
Speaker 1: That's the thing, you know, It's like it's hard to
Speaker 1: make new friends as an adult, it really is. And
Speaker 1: genuine good friends are the ones you just pick up
Speaker 1: where you left off.
Speaker 2: Well that one, if it's been years and a last
Speaker 2: you can just pack up where you left off.
Speaker 1: Nicole, thanks for jumping on this morning, No worries.
Speaker 6: Great to chat with you guys as.
Speaker 3: Always, and I will see you soon. I promise.
Speaker 6: Oh I promise.
Speaker 1: Who you feel better? I do?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, I mean she's just she's the best. She's
Speaker 3: she's a she's a ray of sunshine. That's a sure go,
Speaker 3: especially what she's been through and beautiful mum, great teacher
Speaker 3: and a great friend.
Speaker 1: You know. The other reason you've got to keep these
Speaker 1: people in your back pocket because God, they know a
Speaker 1: lot about you too, don't they. She have some stories.
Speaker 3: She could post bail as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she really could. She could get canceled.
Speaker 3: Oh, she's got some stories. He's still there, You're still there.
Speaker 2: Are so nice, especially this time of year. I think
Speaker 2: it's always nice to reach out to someone you've been
Speaker 2: thinking of.
Speaker 1: It has just gone seven thirty. If you want to
Speaker 1: get involved in the show or you're in a similar boat,
Speaker 1: thirteen twenty four ten is our number. Hey, favorite time
Speaker 1: of the week, Lawrence, tell me what's you know? In
Speaker 1: the event that we one day get pulled over, we
Speaker 1: like to keep the Victorian police on side and we
Speaker 1: like to investigate different areas of the propos.
Speaker 2: Well, this is a very interesting area of the Victoria
Speaker 2: place we've got this morning. We've got detectives Janell and
Speaker 2: meet Hardyman in here from the Collision Reconstruction and Mechanical
Speaker 2: Investigation unit. That is a mouthful morning.
Speaker 3: Guys, good morning, Sorry?
Speaker 1: What are their last names?
Speaker 2: They're married Joel and me Hardiman?
Speaker 1: Who who's the boss?
Speaker 3: Very quickly as well? At work and home.
Speaker 2: The team that you work in responds to traffic accidents,
Speaker 2: road accidents. Do you guys work on the same cases
Speaker 2: together or do you get sent to different jobs?
Speaker 8: Not really so job. We have a crew that goes
Speaker 8: out from the major Collision unit and usually we have
Speaker 8: one reconstruction as that goes out. But now and again,
Speaker 8: well hit what we consider a big job and in
Speaker 8: the on these occasions sometimes we head out.
Speaker 2: Is that hard because I imagine and we speak to
Speaker 2: the police a lot, and you have to somehow try
Speaker 2: and leave a little bit of your work at work
Speaker 2: and go home and that's like a safe place away
Speaker 2: from all of the horrific, horrendous things that you see.
Speaker 2: When you guys don't get to do that, do you
Speaker 2: talk about work at home or do you try and
Speaker 2: clock off.
Speaker 1: We do.
Speaker 10: We do talk about work at home because it's a
Speaker 10: big party of life, just like I suppose you guys
Speaker 10: as well. But we're pretty good at being able to
Speaker 10: separate our work from your home life.
Speaker 1: And obviously.
Speaker 10: Being the top of work that we do and the
Speaker 10: amount of tragedy and things that we see, it's really
Speaker 10: important to be able to do that.
Speaker 3: In my previous life working as a general news reporter,
Speaker 3: was deployed to many car accidents, one of which was
Speaker 3: in car Dross in Mildua where sixteen's are walking home
Speaker 3: from a party and we're mowed down by a drunk
Speaker 3: driver who was jailed. The second one was Robert Farquerson,
Speaker 3: a father who drove his three kids into a damn
Speaker 3: on Father's Day. This is tough work and it's high
Speaker 3: pressure work. I know those cases stay with me to
Speaker 3: this day. I can remember exactly what that scene looked like,
Speaker 3: every twist, every turn in the road. Do you sort
Speaker 3: of carry a little bit of that with you?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'd like to say you don't, but you do.
Speaker 8: And the interesting I think with a lot of our jobs,
Speaker 8: the ones that are really tough emotionally sometimes aren't the
Speaker 8: ones that hit the media at all, right, and I
Speaker 8: guess that's where we talk about you're going home and
Speaker 8: having that other one that knows what you're going through,
Speaker 8: because yeah, also go out on the weekend and someone say, oh,
Speaker 8: I saw you at that job that looked really bad.
Speaker 8: But some of the worst that we've been to and
Speaker 8: the hardest to deal with and the ones that we
Speaker 8: carry the most emotional baggage with people don't even know about.
Speaker 2: So just for people who are listening to this, when
Speaker 2: there is a serious road accident, you guys are there
Speaker 2: and your job is to piece together what happened, who's
Speaker 2: who's at fault, how fast they were going? Was that
Speaker 2: there must be a science to that that that you've
Speaker 2: got to park the emotional side and just look at
Speaker 2: the facts sometimes, right, because we must get to jobs
Speaker 2: and be so angry about things that you've seen.
Speaker 1: So can you tell, yeah, like what the speed the
Speaker 1: car was doing?
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah we can. So there's our jobs to look
Speaker 10: at the physical evidence, yep. So the skid mark, so
Speaker 10: you know, the crush damage on a car and hair
Speaker 10: they've they've crushed together, and also look at the electronic
Speaker 10: data that we can get out of our cars.
Speaker 1: As well. So will you then, for example, say if
Speaker 1: I was involved in a car crash and I was
Speaker 1: driving a camera, you would investigate how much the cameras
Speaker 1: crash And then have you guys got a base where
Speaker 1: you will crush certain cars to see the damage and
Speaker 1: try and compare them.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, yeah we do, and yeah we do so,
Speaker 10: and there's a whole lot of testing done by you know,
Speaker 10: RACV and all those house Safe as your Car and
Speaker 10: overseas as well. But there's also in Toyota vehicles, there's
Speaker 10: a whole lot of data that we can get out
Speaker 10: and different cars have different data and stuff, and sometimes
Speaker 10: it makes their job easier and sometimes it makes it.
Speaker 1: On a lighter note, just with the data, can you
Speaker 1: get data from my car, for example, and see how
Speaker 1: many drive throughs I've gone through and stuff like that. Possibly, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's an issue.
Speaker 3: I was just about to say, because inevitably a lot
Speaker 3: of these accidents will end up in court. Do you
Speaker 3: have to then testify in court? You need to reconstruct
Speaker 3: the accident in front of a jury, in front of
Speaker 3: a judge.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So we go to court most weeks. So we're
Speaker 8: in the criminal court system. We're considered experts, so we're
Speaker 8: able to give opinion evidence that comes from as a
Speaker 8: result of our training, our experience, our expertise. We all
Speaker 8: also have tertiary qualifications, so we've all got science and
Speaker 8: engineering degrees that assists us in using that physical evidence
Speaker 8: to work out what's going on.
Speaker 1: How long you go to be in the force until
Speaker 1: you can move into a unit like this, there's not
Speaker 1: a specific time.
Speaker 8: Obviously you have to go through your first couple of
Speaker 8: years of training, but we're also detective, so there's that
Speaker 8: time taken to qualify as a detective. Then you also
Speaker 8: required the external qualification. So how long it takes to
Speaker 8: actually get there. I think our most junior is maybe
Speaker 8: seven years, but it's more about how long you stay. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 8: that's where you really you can't learn this job before
Speaker 8: you arrive, so anyone who joins a unit. Because we've
Speaker 8: grown quite a lot over the last few years. So
Speaker 8: when I started back in, so I was an investigator
Speaker 8: first and then went into reconstruction. So I started reconstruction
Speaker 8: two thousand and seven, and at that point there was
Speaker 8: two of us. But we're ring quite rapidly. But the
Speaker 8: people don't really leave our unit once you arrive, which.
Speaker 1: I almost find surprising because I imagine it'd be a
Speaker 1: big burnout.
Speaker 2: You'd think that there would be a shelf life on it.
Speaker 1: Hey, yeah, we've got to take a quick break, but
Speaker 1: if you guys can stay with us, we are probing
Speaker 1: the Popo this morning. The Collision Reconstruction and Investigation Unit
Speaker 1: joining us. I know you guys have worked on some
Speaker 1: very high profile cases and we want to come back
Speaker 1: and talk about that next. And unfortunately we're going into
Speaker 1: what would be a busy season for you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was about to ask you about that that's
Speaker 2: going to affect a lot of Melbourne, and is that
Speaker 2: I want to ask you about next.
Speaker 1: We'll go there after this. Play a cool The cops are.
Speaker 2: Here, Lawrence, tell me what's you know?
Speaker 1: Janella mek Or a husband and wife team. They are
Speaker 1: also detectives in the Collision Reconstruction and Mechanical Investigation Unit.
Speaker 1: These guys are on scene at some very high profile
Speaker 1: accidents here in Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Who detectives The kids wouldn't get away with anything.
Speaker 2: Three kids, not that we know of. So Hey, you guys,
Speaker 2: there have been some horrific road accidents in Victoria over
Speaker 2: the years, and in particular recently. I mean, there was
Speaker 2: a terrible accident last night. We obviously saw the horrific
Speaker 2: incident at Auburn South Primary School, the Dysford accident. These
Speaker 2: are the kind of things that you guys have to
Speaker 2: turn up to be on the scene, see these horrendous
Speaker 2: things and try and peaks together what happened?
Speaker 1: You deployed any of those situations, but all of them.
Speaker 8: So we went to both. We actually went to both
Speaker 8: of those together.
Speaker 2: How does that affect you when you see these terrible
Speaker 2: accidents your parents, you've got three kids.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we've got a job to do, and it's important
Speaker 10: that a lot of responsibility. It's a massive responsibility to
Speaker 10: investigate someone's either death or life changing injury, and we
Speaker 10: obviously take that really seriously. So you have to put
Speaker 10: aside your own personal feelings forbidden. We can deal with
Speaker 10: that later, but at the time, you've got to we've
Speaker 10: got a job to do.
Speaker 2: We've got to get on with it, because then you've
Speaker 2: got not just families, but you've got communities desperate for answers.
Speaker 2: That must be hard.
Speaker 1: For sure.
Speaker 8: There are times that after a crash, I tend to
Speaker 8: to avoid listening to and watching the medium to avoid
Speaker 8: some of that pressure and just get on with the job.
Speaker 1: Yeah, plus just work with what we've got. You've got
Speaker 1: teenage kids nineteen twenty. That must be a bloody scary
Speaker 1: job when you're going to a lot of accidents where
Speaker 1: you know it's kids the same age that you've got
Speaker 1: getting in these car crashes.
Speaker 8: It is, And I think for sure that that's probably
Speaker 8: the jobs that are hard is where there's something about
Speaker 8: the job that you relate to, so where it involves kids,
Speaker 8: where where you look, you know you're looking at the
Speaker 8: mother or father of a child and think that that
Speaker 8: could be me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, And.
Speaker 8: It's very hard. So the actual job is where it's
Speaker 8: very easy to focus.
Speaker 1: What you've got both hours now to get your license, Well.
Speaker 2: It's one hundred and twenty hours, right, And I was
Speaker 2: about to say road safety must be so important, it's
Speaker 2: important to everyone, but you guys see it firsthand how
Speaker 2: important it is to be safe on the roads. One
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty hours is what we're supposed to do
Speaker 2: to pass our learners and to get our peace. And
Speaker 2: there would be a lot of families and a lot
Speaker 2: of kids who are finishing school now I know. I
Speaker 2: wasn't eighteen until a year after I finish school, but
Speaker 2: a lot of my friends were eighteen in that year
Speaker 2: and they weren't allowed to get their driver's license until
Speaker 2: after they finished school. Which is such a strange thing.
Speaker 2: Right you finish school, you're allowed to party, you get
Speaker 2: your driver's license. What message would you have for people
Speaker 2: and kids out there who are about to get their
Speaker 2: driver's license and about to get this freedom which is amazing,
Speaker 2: but it's also scary.
Speaker 1: It is it's so.
Speaker 3: That learner's thing.
Speaker 10: It's so important that people actually do their one hundred
Speaker 10: and twenty hours and learn in all different types of conditions.
Speaker 10: It's so easy, and we've been there recently with our
Speaker 10: three kids, that it's so easy to say, oh it's raining,
Speaker 10: or it's staff and it's hard to sit in the
Speaker 10: so and it's scary as a parent to sit in
Speaker 10: the passenger seat, or your kids learned to drive.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, my mum used to get out and
Speaker 2: I would walk home. We had the biggest fight in
Speaker 2: all seriousness.
Speaker 3: It's so important.
Speaker 1: I struggle with a roundabout.
Speaker 2: I struggle with the whole thing.
Speaker 3: To be honest, based on what you see at work.
Speaker 3: I mean, what troubles you the most or what mistakes
Speaker 3: are people making the roads right now?
Speaker 8: So when we talk about mistakes, there's big mistakes and
Speaker 8: there's small mistakes. There's people who just like concentration for
Speaker 8: a short time and just missed that pedestrian acrossing and crossing.
Speaker 8: There are people who are intentionally, you know, driving at
Speaker 8: really high speeds, or we're still seeing drugs and alcohol
Speaker 8: in so many of our cases. But the one that
Speaker 8: that I'm at odds with, there are a large number
Speaker 8: of people that have been killed on the roads in
Speaker 8: the last couple of years not wearing seatbelts. And I
Speaker 8: just don't get it. I don't get it.
Speaker 2: I'm guilty of it. I'll say, I get in a
Speaker 2: car whenever I drive, I throw it on. But I'm
Speaker 2: guilty of jumping in the back of an uber and
Speaker 2: chatting to people and then going, oh my god, my
Speaker 2: seat belt's not on. I'm not saying I'm guilty of it.
Speaker 2: Like I go, I'm not putting my seat belt on,
Speaker 2: But I'll jump in with friends and we're chatting and
Speaker 2: then I'm like, oh, got my seat belt's not on
Speaker 2: and I'm in a car with someone who I don't
Speaker 2: know driving me home.
Speaker 1: Here's one for you. I remember Scotty Camp from the
Speaker 1: block came in and he's got teenage kids and he
Speaker 1: was saying that he's biggest advice was he would buy
Speaker 1: his kids a single cab ute when they were allowed
Speaker 1: to drive, because that way there was no back seat
Speaker 1: to fill it with all your mates giving you peer pressure.
Speaker 1: Is out of all the investigations you guys have done
Speaker 1: and stuff, is there a brand of car or a
Speaker 1: certain type of vehicle that you think is safer?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 10: The more modern cars are obviously much safer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, there is a huge difference, Yeah, there is.
Speaker 1: And then what about these little hatchbacks that a lot
Speaker 1: of kids everybody no exactly, but you know, like kids
Speaker 1: will go and by a little you know, second ambernas
Speaker 1: and stuff like that, so they just crumble.
Speaker 10: Unfortunately, what we're seeing on the roads these days is
Speaker 10: that there's a lot bigger cars now driving.
Speaker 1: The big ms American cars and even.
Speaker 10: You know, you've got to your school pick up and
Speaker 10: see all the SUVs. And unfortunately the physics doesn't lie
Speaker 10: that the bigger the car versus smaller car.
Speaker 1: The bigger car is always going to win.
Speaker 2: Unfortunate, which sucks because not everyone can absolutely car. But
Speaker 2: it's it's been careful and.
Speaker 10: It's more about that if you know, no text message
Speaker 10: or no phone call is worth someone's life, and you know,
Speaker 10: does it really matter that, like just wait a minute
Speaker 10: till you stopped.
Speaker 2: I wish you put your seat belt on.
Speaker 3: I wish we had the guys here a few weeks
Speaker 3: ago when that pole just jumped out of nowhere in
Speaker 3: the Nover car park, Jason, we could have reconstructed the scene.
Speaker 1: And guys, I was I was reversing here at the
Speaker 1: over car park. Nowhere came out of nowhere.
Speaker 3: I don't reckon. You need the maths to work out
Speaker 3: what I'd love to in your parking.
Speaker 1: Professional opinion, do you think the pylons in an underground
Speaker 1: car park should be painted the same color as the
Speaker 1: back wall or do you think there should be some
Speaker 1: sort of high visit color of visibility? Thank you very much, Mick.
Speaker 2: None of us have had a problem with It's that
Speaker 2: one's friend the.
Speaker 1: Misery take out. We're going to the car park.
Speaker 2: In all seriousness, you guys do an amazing job and
Speaker 2: you see some horrific things but thank you for persisting
Speaker 2: and helping make our roads. Say absolutely, we love the
Speaker 2: Victorian Police and you do an amazing job, so thank you, thanks.
Speaker 1: For having us. Good on you guys.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 1: And they're coming from leave for.
Speaker 2: This like Chez get a day in Loup.
Speaker 1: Let's say, how to our next guest, our next guest?
Speaker 1: Sor a twenty year old zoo keeper and a fifty
Speaker 1: six year old comedian.
Speaker 3: What do they have in common?
Speaker 1: You might ask?
Speaker 3: They are also the hosts of them. I'm a celebrity.
Speaker 3: Get me out of here.
Speaker 7: Did somebody say wild expert Thanky?
Speaker 1: Please? Welcome to the show?
Speaker 11: Robert Allen and Julie?
Speaker 1: What's going? Channel Ten's making you work twice in one year?
Speaker 9: Well, I mean talk about reach out to the shareholders?
Speaker 9: Cheap you know, cheat what I am? It's cheap to
Speaker 9: be fair, No, we haven't. I feel like we're not
Speaker 9: long back from the jungle and we go again.
Speaker 7: Here we go again. It's insane.
Speaker 3: They're onto a good thing, Channel ten and it must
Speaker 3: be relieved to be renewed.
Speaker 9: Always, every day and every one.
Speaker 1: It was my first first galant.
Speaker 7: We had one one season in so I was really really.
Speaker 11: Going to imagine if we didn't get it. Yeah, it's
Speaker 11: all Roberts Global. Actually no, it's it's awesome, Like what
Speaker 11: what a privilege? I mean, it is just the best
Speaker 11: fun working on that show.
Speaker 7: I'm just so stoked to do it all again.
Speaker 9: I think it's a bit it is a little bit
Speaker 9: like childbirth. It is so it is so hard called
Speaker 9: this job like it is. You know, they're fourteen. Howadays
Speaker 9: the sick stays all week. It is to the power
Speaker 9: of hardcore.
Speaker 1: And then then you have eleven months off.
Speaker 9: My heart leads for he remembers, no one remembers. And
Speaker 9: now we're all excited about going back. Now, my god,
Speaker 9: I can't wait to get back.
Speaker 1: I know you'll stay tight lipped about what celebs are
Speaker 1: going in there. Oh yeah, but we were chatting earlier
Speaker 1: because Robert, you just made friends with quite a famous
Speaker 1: person that we see the Jung lines. I think he
Speaker 1: would love it.
Speaker 7: I can can neither confirm nor deny.
Speaker 3: The conversation was scintillating between them.
Speaker 11: Well today it's Roberte here course, Prince William, lovely to
Speaker 11: see you.
Speaker 7: How are you enjoying South Africa so far?
Speaker 1: Good? Thanks? Really good? Have you loans home hare chemistry.
Speaker 7: Oh mate, mate, he didn't give you will didn't give
Speaker 7: you much.
Speaker 9: You don't know what to do in those moments. You're like,
Speaker 9: do you want to come into my life? I don't
Speaker 9: want to offend you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, no, it was It was wild. You know,
Speaker 7: it was such a surreal experience.
Speaker 11: But he's on the like that guy is so on
Speaker 11: the ball with conservation.
Speaker 7: It was just amazing.
Speaker 9: Like he knows each other since you were a little I've.
Speaker 11: Known him for a few years now working with the
Speaker 11: earth Shot Prize that he's doing over there, and you know,
Speaker 11: South Africa is a place that's very near and dear
Speaker 11: to his heart as much as it is for us.
Speaker 7: So you know, I'm sure he'd get in there one
Speaker 7: hundred percent.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, he'd love the jungle when you were bugs,
Speaker 9: your highness, today we've got a buffalo bag.
Speaker 3: Maybe not, maybe not.
Speaker 1: I was listening to Travis Kelcey Tyler Swift's Yeah. He
Speaker 1: was on his podcast the other day.
Speaker 9: Talking about how a podcast called Latraviata.
Speaker 1: Well picture to him. But he was saying how he
Speaker 1: met Prince William and the family backstage at the Era's
Speaker 1: concert and he was blown away with just how normal
Speaker 1: he was just to he's just he's just he's just
Speaker 1: a cool dude.
Speaker 11: Seriously, Like I remember that the first day I got
Speaker 11: into the Cape down to meet with him. They're like, oh,
Speaker 11: you're just going to do a do a hike with him,
Speaker 11: just about a k hike, and I'm like, yeah, okay,
Speaker 11: and and there he is, you know, trudging up the
Speaker 11: side of the hill and he's just like, oh yeah, god,
Speaker 11: a Robin.
Speaker 7: How well you didn't say get a but he's like, hello,
Speaker 7: how are you?
Speaker 11: And you know, you just you just have a chat
Speaker 11: under the shade of a tree, and he's talking about
Speaker 11: how much he loves the place and the wildlife, you know,
Speaker 11: go for a walk and he's like, all right, sweet
Speaker 11: sea tomorrow. And it's just he's just a normal guy,
Speaker 11: but just one of the most down to earth and
Speaker 11: kind individuals you'll ever meet.
Speaker 1: It was that very different than working with you.
Speaker 9: It's like it's like peting at a rodeo forwards lack
Speaker 9: radio depending.
Speaker 7: On it's clean on well, you know what, my first radio.
Speaker 9: We're going on a hike. Honestly with my ADHD. The
Speaker 9: brain just left the building as soon as you said Hike.
Speaker 9: I was just like, oh, wonderful your biscuits today. No,
Speaker 9: it's incredible. Also, I think isn't that something.
Speaker 2: That his mum really worked towards From what we know.
Speaker 9: It's bringing that normality because I mean, there's nothing normal
Speaker 9: about the high profile life for those guys are leading,
Speaker 9: and I think she would have instilled that need for
Speaker 9: the normality feel like they've done with Dick.
Speaker 1: Well, just on that. It's funny you bring that up
Speaker 1: because as you were talking Robert, I'm like, my god,
Speaker 1: you remind me of your dad to a teammate and
Speaker 1: I got three boys under ten. Yeah, they have now
Speaker 1: just fallen in love with the old school crocodiles. Mate
Speaker 1: for every weekend on YouTube and just listening to the
Speaker 1: way you talk. Then it's honestly like it's uncanny. Mate.
Speaker 7: Will thank you very much.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 11: I feel like my life is really built around that
Speaker 11: legacy and finding my own way to really continue that.
Speaker 11: So that you have you found your own way doing
Speaker 11: it and that really means a lot. And I think
Speaker 11: Dad will always be my biggest inspiration in life. We
Speaker 11: actually just had our Steve O and gala, which is
Speaker 11: to benefit our charity we did the most amazing job
Speaker 11: posting it the best time ever and that was just
Speaker 11: what night before last. His legacy is still alive and
Speaker 11: well to this day and we're.
Speaker 7: All just he's celebrating it me so much. That's really awesome.
Speaker 9: It feeling a part of even if it's one night,
Speaker 9: that they are contributing to helping this planet go on
Speaker 9: and had these animals there for our children and our
Speaker 9: children's children.
Speaker 1: You're still invoice for the gig seventy five.
Speaker 7: Years in the business, exactly. I begged please.
Speaker 1: It was so much.
Speaker 7: It's just like a bunch of old mates getting together.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: It was good. I have some man crushes, by the way,
Speaker 3: as you know this man right here, his fashion is impeccable.
Speaker 3: Oh he's like a male model, Julian past for a
Speaker 3: woman you are, you are doing some great stuff in
Speaker 3: the fashion world.
Speaker 7: Mate, Thank you very much. I need to come in
Speaker 7: and chat with you. And this is great.
Speaker 1: It was the best of times.
Speaker 9: It was also the best of times.
Speaker 11: It's I feel like I'm just following your lead, Julia, seriously, absolutely,
Speaker 11: this is I am now described in my family as
Speaker 11: the fashionable Erwin.
Speaker 3: I'll take it, you know.
Speaker 7: Khaki is always there at heart, but every now and
Speaker 7: again you've got to do the doubled enemy, you know, Yeah, give.
Speaker 3: It a game.
Speaker 9: I needed like we need like a cake and it
Speaker 9: needs to be sofie socks. It needs to be a
Speaker 9: present and I.
Speaker 1: Am wearing my kakey and so really good. Yeap, guys,
Speaker 1: We're so pumped that you're back on the box. I'm
Speaker 1: a celebrity. Get me out of here. It's a great
Speaker 1: way to start the year. At Premiere is Sunday, nineteenth
Speaker 1: of January on ten and ten play Julia Morris, Robert
Speaker 1: and God love you guys. Thanks coming in.
Speaker 3: Lauren Phillips, you are one of the most fashionable people.
Speaker 2: In the morning.
Speaker 3: You go to runway shows. You look immaculate during the
Speaker 3: spring racing carnival.
Speaker 2: When was the last time I went to a runner You.
Speaker 3: Always you're always somewhere funsy with fashionable people.
Speaker 1: Right, You're the person I go to for a right
Speaker 1: when we're wearing suits and stuff for the races.
Speaker 2: There's not a lot of options around here to be fair.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four to ten. I'm not too sure if
Speaker 3: this will fire or not, but something's happened and it's
Speaker 3: intrigued me. Thirteen twenty four to ten. Do you wear
Speaker 3: medical scrubs as casual wear?
Speaker 1: What do you mean scrubs?
Speaker 3: The Cardiff Hospital scrubs you wear in surgery. I have
Speaker 3: anecdotal evidence that people are buying scrubs and wearing them
Speaker 3: as fas as like lounge wear.
Speaker 2: Who I know. Brooklyn Beckham got photographed the other day
Speaker 2: going to shut her marmont in a like baggy tracksuit
Speaker 2: pants and everyone.
Speaker 1: Hang on, sorry, can I clarify You're not talking to photo. Okay,
Speaker 1: hang on, you're not talking like.
Speaker 3: I'm talking. Whatever color you want?
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: This came up because to leagues, two separate instances. There,
Speaker 3: it is right there.
Speaker 2: Crazy blue scrubs that nurses were.
Speaker 3: Right, she's just walking down the street.
Speaker 1: She finished the ship.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, she's bought them online. She's one of
Speaker 3: the models.
Speaker 1: She's a doctor. No, she's not carrying yan works at
Speaker 1: a Vey clinic.
Speaker 3: She wants to feel comfortable. Here's my anecdotal evidence. Two
Speaker 3: separate stories, two separate employees at Channel nine. One bought
Speaker 3: his wife scrubs what she wanted, just to kick around
Speaker 3: at home because they are really comfortable.
Speaker 1: The other employee, No, that's a hard note.
Speaker 2: No, no, they was We don't they wash?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: Can you chuck them in the dryer? Maybe I want some?
Speaker 1: Probably could put them in there.
Speaker 2: You know, they're just like pajamas.
Speaker 1: Why don't you just go to the gown where your
Speaker 1: ass is out in the back.
Speaker 2: There's nothing more embarrassing than when you're at a hospital
Speaker 2: and they make you put on the gown and then
Speaker 2: you've got to walk over here and you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm wearing a three.
Speaker 1: You can see my hanging out.
Speaker 3: The second piece of anecdotal evidence, another employee said, yeah,
Speaker 3: this is a thing. I was at school drop off
Speaker 3: the other day and one of the moms, not the moms,
Speaker 3: was in scrubs. Does not work in the industry, be
Speaker 3: it veterinary science, be it in a hospital as what else?
Speaker 3: Do you wear them as?
Speaker 1: You know what? I don't know now, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four to ten, have you purchased scrubs as
Speaker 3: casualwere or are you ware? Are you kicking around the
Speaker 3: home in scrubs? I went digging online. Scrubs are becoming
Speaker 3: popular as casual air as casual were Number one comfort
Speaker 3: number two. They're convenient. Scrubs number three versatile, easy to
Speaker 3: mix and match.
Speaker 2: You know it's happening, Well, I guess because they are.
Speaker 2: But you don't just get the same navy blue. Now
Speaker 2: people wear people wear like there's printed ones and some
Speaker 2: such things.
Speaker 1: What concerns me is that if I rock around in scrubs,
Speaker 1: people will think I'm saving lives.
Speaker 2: No, they won't. More and more.
Speaker 3: People are doing it.
Speaker 1: No, my luck, I'd be in the food court at
Speaker 1: Westfield Southland someone to be choking. I'd be in my scrubs,
Speaker 1: just shop in a country road. Help And then they'd
Speaker 1: be like you, you're a nurse, come and help.
Speaker 2: Oh I know, I just wanted to wear stretch your
Speaker 2: pants and a food corn.
Speaker 1: Well, haven't you hit a chord?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's happening. People are wearing scrubs who don't work
Speaker 3: in medicine or veterinary science as casual wear because it's easy,
Speaker 3: it's comfortable. It's a thing like.
Speaker 1: Good Morning Melbourne. You're on the air with Jason Lauren
Speaker 1: Clint's here as well. We're about to put people in
Speaker 1: the running to go and see Tata's last show in Canada.
Speaker 1: But before that, phone lines have lit.
Speaker 2: I think we've got a fashion crisis in this country.
Speaker 2: This is true, Glint.
Speaker 1: I think it's a bloody great idea. In fact, I've
Speaker 1: been on a website Air scrubs are doing fifty scrubs
Speaker 1: can get a bit.
Speaker 3: Of I was on Melbourne.
Speaker 2: I was on doctor Wolf Apparel.
Speaker 1: Doctor what's sorry? Doctor Wolf amed sorry clears.
Speaker 2: That people are wearing scrubs is fashion.
Speaker 3: It's happening. It's a thing. Jenna in Mornington, good morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning.
Speaker 1: How are you good?
Speaker 3: Are you with me here?
Speaker 2: I am?
Speaker 11: Can you hear me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're agreeing with him that scrubs are now fashion.
Speaker 1: You'll have to talk up. You're wearing scrubs.
Speaker 9: I do I wear them.
Speaker 6: I bought them.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize initially I bought them. I thrifted them
Speaker 4: and they were Gorman and.
Speaker 2: I was like, I love, Yes, they did do scrubs
Speaker 2: because it was like, yeah, I think during the pandemic,
Speaker 2: fashion brands were like, we'll make some cool We'll make
Speaker 2: some cool scrubs just to try and brighten nurses days.
Speaker 1: Right, Look, airmed dot com, airmedscrubs dot com dot A
Speaker 1: you have pattern ones out in something for Christian Jenna.
Speaker 2: How comfortable are they?
Speaker 6: They're so comfortable. I've got extra pocket.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just loicked online and it was a three pocket
Speaker 2: top and a six pocket.
Speaker 1: Question are they cold? Doesn't look quite like look thick.
Speaker 1: It looks airy, you think, But.
Speaker 6: It's a nice. It's a nice. I wore them canting
Speaker 6: Actually one more?
Speaker 3: One more? You wear else? Do you wear them?
Speaker 1: Do you wear them?
Speaker 3: Do you wear them the supermarket is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely worn them to the supermarkets.
Speaker 1: M On do they do one in a shorts range?
Speaker 1: Is there a.
Speaker 2: Point? Is that they're for nurses and.
Speaker 1: You don't want to get on your good morning Hi?
Speaker 1: Hell are you guys? Do you wear scrubs?
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 5: I'm a vet nurse by trade.
Speaker 2: Well that doesn't count through the.
Speaker 6: Day, but I have been known to also wear my
Speaker 6: scrubs for cleaning at home.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's a good idea.
Speaker 6: They're like wearing your armies.
Speaker 3: They are so light and just you know.
Speaker 1: What, that would be good for the beach underneath, swims
Speaker 1: underneath we need as scrubs. We need to go down
Speaker 1: to the hospital because there's that scrub room. Have you
Speaker 1: seen the room at the hospital, the laundry room you're going.
Speaker 2: To steal them. No, I don't think so. I think
Speaker 2: nurses are responsible, aren't. They don't have to take their
Speaker 2: own scrubbs scroll.
Speaker 1: There's laundry rooms at the hospital and you just go
Speaker 1: in and grab.
Speaker 2: Scrub there for the nurses, us by your own.
Speaker 3: This friend of mine tells me that his wife loves
Speaker 3: wearing them around the house, just loves it. Comfort.
Speaker 2: Okay, sounds like are they out of the house clothes too?
Speaker 2: Me can be maybe bar on Friday night.
Speaker 1: In Albert Do you wear them and.
Speaker 2: Wear do you wear scrubs?
Speaker 1: Where do you wear them?
Speaker 2: You wear them?
Speaker 1: You know what, they'd be quite airy with your swing,
Speaker 1: you would hold you back.
Speaker 2: They are so comfortable, and you've got pockets for your
Speaker 2: chee gloves and so many the plants have six pockets
Speaker 2: in them.
Speaker 1: You mentioned Nova scrubs. Should we get a team uniform
Speaker 1: scrubs Nova scrubs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we might get I don't know, out of guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no, no, you love it.
Speaker 3: We might get discount McDonald's like for being medical professional.
Speaker 2: No, now, don't scam the system. Don't scam They have
Speaker 2: a bit of.
Speaker 1: Fake blood on me. It's been a hard day.
Speaker 3: The Office of Films Saving lives?
Speaker 2: Are they doing it when you.
Speaker 1: Just have forty nuggets? Please for saving lives?
Speaker 2: Hey, all right, I don't know about it.
Speaker 1: We must go, We must get them.
Speaker 3: I love Melbourne so so strange sometimes but strange.
Speaker 2: So you know what, during the pandemic, I think we
Speaker 2: all gave up on fashion, didn't we.
Speaker 1: Good morning it is Jason Lauren Clinty as well. Imagine
Speaker 1: seeing you do this live. Oh my god, clint if
Speaker 1: your dreams could come true, you could be the twenty
Speaker 1: two kid, hands.
Speaker 2: Down, the greatest ponsor that I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, and it is coming to an end. Closing night
Speaker 1: the Tayler Swift eras to it.
Speaker 2: It is happening in Vancouver, in Canada, which is also
Speaker 2: one of the coolest cities in the world.
Speaker 1: Next Friday, we are going to leave the studio. We're
Speaker 1: going to take the show on the ride. We're going
Speaker 1: to drive to someone's house here in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Every time you say we're taking the show on the road,
Speaker 2: I get so excited that you're going to send me
Speaker 2: to Vancouver.
Speaker 1: You are not going to Vancouver.
Speaker 2: Shame.
Speaker 1: We will pack someone's bag and send them to Vancouver.
Speaker 1: Let's put people on the standby list. This is a sign.
Speaker 2: What a song. Hey Taylor from Geelong kingerrats, you could
Speaker 2: be going to see Taylors. Weved in Canada? Were you
Speaker 2: named after it?
Speaker 5: I swe but we watched every single life dream, so
Speaker 5: I'm so excited.
Speaker 2: Good on you, Taylor, very different going being there.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Clyde Hannah, you're on the standby list. Yeah,
Speaker 1: no worry, worry, oh oh oh oh. If you win,
Speaker 1: you've got to choose favorite child.
Speaker 6: A couple of kids, that's the situation.
Speaker 2: Put them all on notice, get some good behavior for
Speaker 2: two weeks.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, absolutely, thanks.
Speaker 2: So much, guys, you're welcome. Good luck. And also let's
Speaker 2: go to Rosebud some owne. Good morning. You're in the running.
Speaker 12: Yay, thank you.
Speaker 2: Do you have a favorite song? Is it over now?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 2: Beautiful?
Speaker 3: And your besties names Taylor as well Taylor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, taking Taylor to Taylor that would be good.
Speaker 6: That's going to happen.
Speaker 2: Good luck, sis, all right, we take one.
Speaker 1: More, one more?
Speaker 2: Have gone?
Speaker 3: Mad Daniella in Altona, Hello, Hello, Hello.
Speaker 5: I've got three and you I absolutely want to go
Speaker 5: to Vancouver.
Speaker 3: Of course you do.
Speaker 1: Well, you're on the scare by list.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Do you want to go to Vancouver or do you
Speaker 2: want to go to Taylor in Vancouver?
Speaker 6: I want to do it all.
Speaker 5: I want to go to Taylor. I want to be
Speaker 5: thank'd amazing. I can't believe I've got three this morning.
Speaker 5: Thank you guys.
Speaker 2: Well done. Well you are on the short list. Good luck.
Speaker 1: If it's just Vancouver, join Travel Guides. If it's Taylor
Speaker 1: in Vancouver, you come.
Speaker 2: I'd love to be on Travel Guides.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we should go on absolutely.
Speaker 3: Lauren and I were talking to Kevin and Janetta at
Speaker 3: the Races, the old couple from Travel Guides, the ones
Speaker 3: that said Sharpney.
Speaker 1: The very part more of a goggle box guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they don't leave their couch, just like jose Well,
Speaker 2: you and I want to see the world conversation summer.
Speaker 3: They were good fun.
Speaker 1: You know who I've sparked a big chat with online.
Speaker 2: A big friendship online chap. Have you got an online friend?
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Who are you chatting to online?
Speaker 2: Is this is internet friend? This is going to be
Speaker 2: very let us Yes, male or female? Have we had
Speaker 2: them on the show before?
Speaker 3: Yes, Shana Blaine.
Speaker 2: Female had them on Julia Morris.
Speaker 1: From goggle Box.
Speaker 2: Oh, Keith and.
Speaker 3: Stage.
Speaker 2: She absolutely canned me one day on google Box.
Speaker 1: That's right, do the voice? No, do the voice? Was
Speaker 1: the voice special?
Speaker 3: Wasn't it?
Speaker 1: Do the voice?
Speaker 2: She went from wag to TV host.
Speaker 1: Hell, I mean it's a good question, you know, Lauren,
Speaker 1: You've got something in common with someone very, very famous.
Speaker 3: Yes, we've met this famous person indeed recently.
Speaker 2: Who They must be a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: They are talented as well, very pretty, very It sounds
Speaker 1: just like me and God they can sing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's where the comparisons in.
Speaker 1: What happened Katy Perry has made headlines around the world.
Speaker 1: Did you see this? Yesterday? She was performing when a
Speaker 1: fan came up behind her, and well, she was not
Speaker 1: performing but dancing a club and a fan came up
Speaker 1: and pulled out one of her hair extensions.
Speaker 2: Her stennis and she didn't even notice, not.
Speaker 1: Even on the wall. Since then, they have tried to
Speaker 1: sell the hair extension.
Speaker 2: No, and there she's dancing in a club, comes up behind,
Speaker 2: comes out quick to No. You would feel when that
Speaker 2: comes out? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Because we hosted a New Year's e party at our
Speaker 1: house once and got a little out of hand. The
Speaker 1: next morning, we walked out in the backyard.
Speaker 2: It's hanging low. You can see it's a low hanger.
Speaker 1: Hair extensions hanging on the trees in the backyard. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: flying off that easy.
Speaker 2: The last time at a hen's party and we all
Speaker 2: stayed together in the morning, it looked like a horse's
Speaker 2: tail skinned. It's already hanging low.
Speaker 3: Katie's blissfully unaware, right, yeah, yeah, you know she doesn't
Speaker 3: really really.
Speaker 2: It's already hanging low. When they pull it out, it's
Speaker 2: not clicked in properly. That's bad hairdressing.
Speaker 1: Bad hairdressing, bad hair dressing. Do you think you would
Speaker 1: notice people taking stuff off you?
Speaker 2: Probably not? You know me, I'm not really aware of
Speaker 2: my surroundings very often, that is true.
Speaker 3: Let's just say definitely not.
Speaker 2: I would notice if you pulled my.
Speaker 1: Hair, because throughout the morning play the tape, or you
Speaker 1: have been slowly removing things from your handbag.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, where was I I'm not even in
Speaker 2: the studio.
Speaker 1: The entire contents of your handbag.
Speaker 2: Sunglasses, here, pods, a lot of lipstick.
Speaker 1: I thought I was removing.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, look on this video.
Speaker 1: I just went I went in once I got your wallet.
Speaker 3: No, I got the wallet. That's the one thing I got.
Speaker 1: I thought at one point I got a vape.
Speaker 2: No, it's a lip farm, that watermelony.
Speaker 1: So nothing was coming out.
Speaker 2: Where am I?
Speaker 1: And all of this footage you're laying on the floor.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I was what a few questions? What
Speaker 3: are you doing with a pair of novous socks in
Speaker 3: your handbag?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 2: You never know when your ankles are going to get cold.
Speaker 2: You never want to be cold south of the knees, Clint,
Speaker 2: So you've always got to have some throat gargle.
Speaker 3: The wallet was, you know?
Speaker 1: That was high on my look how glam your.
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I was once upon a time, before
Speaker 2: I started in breakfast radio, before I started aging in doggies,
Speaker 2: I looked quite youthful.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't get let in with that I that
Speaker 2: is that screams catfish.
Speaker 1: That is catfish. That is not the girl on the dating.
Speaker 2: My god, you've actually swiped everything out of your It
Speaker 2: is gone and left. See. You know I've I've been
Speaker 2: pickpocketed many times. I'm an easy target.
Speaker 1: Carries a lot of hyde lot.
Speaker 2: You just never know when you're going to need to
Speaker 2: be hydrated, and you never know when your ankles are
Speaker 2: going to get cold. I know we carry fresh g
Speaker 2: string in there too, just in case of emergency. If
Speaker 2: there's not one in there, that means I must have
Speaker 2: activated the emergency string at an a point in time.
Speaker 2: Oh no, she must be doing a juice cleans again.
Speaker 1: Yourself.
Speaker 2: I didn't. I almost did. I did, and it was
Speaker 2: a it wasn't quite a false alarm, but it didn't happen.
Speaker 1: It was a near situation.
Speaker 2: Cleans and walk the town on day to.
Speaker 1: Day, especially up that hill.
Speaker 2: I ran, I ran to the Oh, I sort of
Speaker 2: waddled to the car.
Speaker 1: And emergency string was activated that day. Have a great
Speaker 1: day everyone.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can't believe I didn't notice you
Speaker 2: taking all of those.
Speaker 1: Had no idea, wouldn't kill it none. Your auter bottle
Speaker 1: has gone to Oh my.
Speaker 12: God, it is too Thank you for being better, Gonna
Speaker 12: be Jason Lauren Jason.
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