Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Wake, Wake.
Speaker 3: Jason Lauren, start your morning the right way.
Speaker 4: Be great.
Speaker 5: This is Jason Lauren.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning everybody, and welcome your Monday.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 6: It is a foggy old monday out there, so please
Speaker 6: be careful if you.
Speaker 1: Are on the roads this morning.
Speaker 2: Yes, very much.
Speaker 1: Ability is low.
Speaker 2: Take it easy out there. Hey, it was last week.
Speaker 2: We had all eyes on the quantious hangar as our
Speaker 2: athletes came home.
Speaker 1: I know it was another special day.
Speaker 2: Roll out the choir again because look who's back from
Speaker 2: bag on home soil.
Speaker 5: Can we just listen to and appreciate the choir for
Speaker 5: a second.
Speaker 2: No matter, about four times that morning as the athletes came.
Speaker 5: Soothing is it thanks to the warm welcome? Hello Melbourne. Yes,
Speaker 5: I'm back safely.
Speaker 6: In Melbourne in Australia, but you're in Sydney.
Speaker 5: I just thought i'd tease it. Know it to the
Speaker 5: logis last.
Speaker 1: Night TV's Night of Nights night those night of nights.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 2: It was long. That's not how you described it to
Speaker 2: me just before we went to wear you went, God,
Speaker 2: I didn't drink last night. God it was boring, Joe.
Speaker 1: You didn't drink.
Speaker 5: I had a glass of Moet on arrival and then I.
Speaker 2: Just Category eight drugs like walk through blood.
Speaker 5: It was a long nime, pretty zeros. That was What
Speaker 5: about that winner from Boyce Willows Universe?
Speaker 1: I fellas how's this?
Speaker 6: I fell asleep because he won two logis and I
Speaker 6: fell asleep during his first speech, which was the cutest
Speaker 6: thing you've ever heard.
Speaker 1: He was crying, thanking his brother and sister and his
Speaker 1: mom dad. I fell asleep and I woke up like
Speaker 1: two hours later, and I was like, Paul, is he's
Speaker 1: still DOGG was like, no, he's won another one.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what's still going The package for Rebecca
Speaker 2: Giveney into the Hall of Fame miss that, I was like,
Speaker 2: she's going to be dead if we don't move this
Speaker 2: along like it just went on. And but don't get
Speaker 2: me wrong, she's done amazing work.
Speaker 5: Yes, but Jane Jane Halifax well, her son delivered a
Speaker 5: beautiful speech as well.
Speaker 2: I do you know what? I teared up.
Speaker 5: Twice the fact that I wasn't drinking.
Speaker 1: Rebecca given his son did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he presented the award. He's like, you know, to
Speaker 2: everyone else, she's Rebecca given me. To me, it's mum,
Speaker 2: i'd be gone.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, no, I mean I was sound asleep by that.
Speaker 6: But I did see Guy Sebastian and Jessica and Molboy
Speaker 6: do a tribute to John Farnham, which was great.
Speaker 5: They had bagpipes in the room.
Speaker 1: I loved the bagpipes, but I was like, was it
Speaker 1: a bit morbid?
Speaker 5: Well, just like it was referencing the Docco right, yeah,
Speaker 5: because it won it won an award.
Speaker 1: Oh, there you go. I did see beautiful sons.
Speaker 2: Were there the best Docco. Let's get to the important stuff. Yes,
Speaker 2: chicken and fish or beef and chicken was What was
Speaker 2: the dish? Was it? It looks like it looks like
Speaker 2: a glamorified wedding.
Speaker 5: I had a very strange mane jays. I'm going to
Speaker 5: send you a photo right now.
Speaker 4: Menu.
Speaker 2: So it was I had.
Speaker 5: A kingfish sashimiyah for entree.
Speaker 6: Risky business serving kingfish sashimi in such a large quantity.
Speaker 5: It was followed by I got it like a lamb
Speaker 5: number It was either a fish or a lamb. I
Speaker 5: got the lamb, but have a look at your phones.
Speaker 5: Hopefully that will come through shortly. It was a lamb
Speaker 5: which was painted what with a gold leaf, like a
Speaker 5: gold leggy, like a gold logie. It was like it, Oh,
Speaker 5: it was like a gold logie piece of meat.
Speaker 1: But was it wrapped in something green as well?
Speaker 2: Looks like some sort of lepre Corners cooed that out.
Speaker 6: Actually looks a bit like an Australian's returning from the
Speaker 6: Olympics with the green and gold said.
Speaker 5: Do you think it was a nod to the Olympics
Speaker 5: as opposed to the gold LOGI I think it was
Speaker 5: a flip of.
Speaker 2: The bird to the Olympics, not like your potatoes. Well book,
Speaker 2: it's'll be good to see Gastro rip through the logos
Speaker 2: bloody guest today.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: Also sorry, I'm just checked my messages. Ten fifty three
Speaker 2: people proof wife walking in the door?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, what's happened to you? What has happened to you?
Speaker 5: Just do you know what?
Speaker 2: I am full of jet lag.
Speaker 1: I found a bit sick as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I hope I'm not getting cooked, but it was it
Speaker 5: was a long campaign in Paris and I want to
Speaker 5: be I wanted to be ready for this morning. We
Speaker 5: know that last year you sent me to the logis
Speaker 5: and it just didn't end very well, did I?
Speaker 2: No, just I've never heard the wind be rolled out
Speaker 2: in the news so much before them.
Speaker 6: A long Friday, when we were talking about whether where
Speaker 6: you were going to be reading the news this morning.
Speaker 1: I said, has someone told click.
Speaker 6: We need him to read the news this year because
Speaker 6: last year he did one bullet.
Speaker 1: And we had to pull it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you didn't have his back in the meeting. I
Speaker 2: was like, put him on the news.
Speaker 6: No, I was like, someone has to tell him because
Speaker 6: we can't have him turn up thinking he's just here
Speaker 6: for a jolly good time and next minute he's telling
Speaker 6: the serious news.
Speaker 2: You also tell all the criminals this weekend not to
Speaker 2: get caught because he's going to call you guilty on Monday.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you, Clint, we was so happy to
Speaker 1: have you sort of when do we see.
Speaker 2: You tomorrow morning?
Speaker 5: In the flesh Well, Tommy land, we should we should
Speaker 5: go to the airport and park. I landed. I'm on
Speaker 5: an eleven o'clock fight. So what's that about about twelve thirty?
Speaker 2: Hey, Clint? Yeah, I just want you to think about
Speaker 2: this when you're on the plane. Right you land in Melbourne,
Speaker 2: just so the anxiety kicks in. Are we waiting with
Speaker 2: a flash mob?
Speaker 1: A big cardboy, We're going to breakdance.
Speaker 5: I'm not telling you what airline I'm flying.
Speaker 2: Oh we know it's the Old Bird.
Speaker 1: Have we ever been discussed yet that larryam do won
Speaker 1: the gold?
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, by have audio.
Speaker 1: And the gold LOGI goes to Larry Ender.
Speaker 2: Forty years.
Speaker 7: I've been in this business forty years. And I did
Speaker 7: say that if I won this. I did say I
Speaker 7: was so convinced that I wasn't going to win this
Speaker 7: that I said, and that if I did win it,
Speaker 7: I would have all the nominees initials tattooed on my
Speaker 7: ass live tomorrow morning.
Speaker 6: Oh god, well I was well and truly asleep by that.
Speaker 6: But we been to throw Channel seven on watch the
Speaker 6: Morning show this morning.
Speaker 5: He said any speech, also that he through his career
Speaker 5: has been sick and tired of people screaming from the
Speaker 5: other side of the road.
Speaker 2: Come on down, wanker.
Speaker 1: That's how you intrading last week when he was on
Speaker 1: come on down here, wanker.
Speaker 2: You know what I run?
Speaker 8: Larry?
Speaker 2: Yeah, good, I'm Larry Like I would have been a
Speaker 2: bit of nose how to join if erwin won? You know,
Speaker 2: he's first year in TV and everything Larry's done.
Speaker 6: The heart Sampang. I mean, we'll talk about it a
Speaker 6: bit later, Sampagn. That initial roast at the start of
Speaker 6: the logis was very funny.
Speaker 5: It was good, wasn't it very funny? He's in Memoriam
Speaker 5: was even funnier about raymar No well when no he
Speaker 5: did an in memoriam aversion where it basically remembers the
Speaker 5: shows that are bit the dust like Gladiators.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, I'll sleep.
Speaker 2: You know what, Pang, You love even more listening to
Speaker 2: people retell these jokes the next morning and not not.
Speaker 1: Executed delivering them.
Speaker 2: Hey, look, we've got a huge show coming up today.
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Speaker 2: Not yet, not yet, we'll do it between now and
Speaker 2: six thirty. All right, coming up next, guys, an event
Speaker 2: happened here in Melbourne on Friday night. It changed my life.
Speaker 2: And next time it's on. You have to go, guys,
Speaker 2: we must go.
Speaker 1: We must.
Speaker 2: Friday night Dad left the suburb, I went out.
Speaker 1: You and I are just not in sync when not
Speaker 1: are we? No the nights you.
Speaker 6: Decide you're going to go out, I can't and vice
Speaker 6: verse to socialists.
Speaker 5: When you say you left your suburb, though, I mean
Speaker 5: when you leave your suburb, because where are you you're
Speaker 5: in I'm in Bentley and you go to Bentley East.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he goes to the suburb next door.
Speaker 2: Now normally, normally I got the McKinnon Hotel, right little
Speaker 2: front bar there. This time Dad jumped in the Nuba
Speaker 2: and went all the way to one seventy Russells. That's right, Biddleboards,
Speaker 2: into the city Billboards.
Speaker 1: He went to Billboards the last time my club.
Speaker 6: Last time I went to Billboards, I snuck in underage
Speaker 6: for news Eve, the only time.
Speaker 2: I've ever been. I'll give you a hot tip. I
Speaker 2: don't think the club's changed much since the Lost Right.
Speaker 2: It was the host venue for Bingo Loco, which is
Speaker 2: the best way to describe as like a night of
Speaker 2: bingo on acid. It is crazy.
Speaker 1: It looked crazy, So.
Speaker 2: Imagine right, so the whole dance floor right a Billboards
Speaker 2: nightclub had all the trestle tables laid out.
Speaker 1: I saw that photo, so it is just like trestle.
Speaker 9: Table, trestle tables, like a Bingo lostrsel.
Speaker 2: As you're walking in, you get handed your Bingo card
Speaker 2: and then just like the Taylor Swift concert, a clock
Speaker 2: starts counting down on the main screens to officially starts.
Speaker 1: How many people are we talking?
Speaker 2: I reckon three fifty three fifth close to four hundreds. Mate.
Speaker 2: They had over a thousand in the Gold Coast the
Speaker 2: other week.
Speaker 6: That's too many. It was heavy, okay, so the whole
Speaker 6: team went. I couldn't go. I was on dog sitting
Speaker 6: Judy sick. Dog came home cute, but I couldn't venture out.
Speaker 2: Well when that clock went zero and it started, you
Speaker 2: think you know someone. I look up to the stage
Speaker 2: and our host for Bingo Loco was none other than
Speaker 2: producer Jiz Melbourne.
Speaker 9: Bingo Loco, what is going on?
Speaker 5: Make it?
Speaker 1: Whoa you were in?
Speaker 6: I got photos and videos the worst outfit.
Speaker 2: I he is a red food in discuss.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you're like Irish red food.
Speaker 5: Is this a side hustle jazz?
Speaker 9: Yeah, pretty much. This is my little side hustle.
Speaker 3: I've worked for Bingo Loco because it's an Irish company,
Speaker 3: so I worked for them at home even before I
Speaker 3: moved here, and it's been up and running here in
Speaker 3: Australia for a few years. We run gigs across the
Speaker 3: world as well in the UK, in America.
Speaker 1: Local shows, did you do you have to wear that outfit?
Speaker 1: You wore? A do you pull from your wardrobe?
Speaker 2: He didn't outfit change halfway short.
Speaker 6: Because at one point I saw you standing on a
Speaker 6: table holding a giant adult toy appendage.
Speaker 2: That was the prizes. If you got Bingo won, Did
Speaker 2: you win? No? No, no, some hints party for.
Speaker 3: Them, but some of our prizes, you're right, go from
Speaker 3: some free booze.
Speaker 9: To kuddly toys to a guitar.
Speaker 3: The Star Prize on the Night is a holiday but
Speaker 3: one of our favorite prize. It varies sometimes to bali,
Speaker 3: sometimes the voucher.
Speaker 2: If you choose your.
Speaker 1: Proved prices right.
Speaker 3: Yes, we don't mess around, but you're right. Like one
Speaker 3: of our star prizes on the night, the Bingo Loco dial,
Speaker 3: Want to catch she caught it? Yeah, it's the Bingo
Speaker 3: logo dial. Though people go.
Speaker 9: Glowing the dark probably sticks.
Speaker 2: On what she caught it with one hand and on
Speaker 2: the desk with one hand.
Speaker 1: The left hand.
Speaker 3: Don't if you treat balls like that?
Speaker 2: And can we get a welfare check on him? So
Speaker 2: the team came.
Speaker 1: Fresh out of the boxes.
Speaker 2: Can I just say for three hours he had the
Speaker 2: crowd in the palm of his hand hand and he's
Speaker 2: not only up there, Alie, can you do your your
Speaker 2: intro spear when you intro everyone on because he has.
Speaker 1: Have you got a cast?
Speaker 9: Yes, we've got a full ensemble, a.
Speaker 3: Bingo logo, high crew are dancers. They're going to be
Speaker 3: there and our DJ for the night, DJ Pete, and
Speaker 3: there lies.
Speaker 9: I know you think that might be big. I have
Speaker 9: got something.
Speaker 2: Bigger for you. When someone gets a bingo and have
Speaker 2: got something bigger. Hang on, bingo, we have a bingo.
Speaker 10: Make it.
Speaker 2: Cany cannon's go, Oh my gosh, streamers come in. I
Speaker 2: was like close, excuse me. I paid eleven dollars for
Speaker 2: this point colomb and soda and now it's full.
Speaker 3: Of confetti, industrial sized confetti cannons.
Speaker 1: Do you have to go to the bar to get
Speaker 1: a drink?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So you'd be playing bingo. It's so instant. You'd
Speaker 2: be like, all right, number two, runs like to a
Speaker 2: number two, and then he'd be like all right, number three,
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden everything will pause and
Speaker 2: DJ Pete will just blast off a party banger. Everyone
Speaker 2: drops their bloody markers and gets to their feet and dances.
Speaker 1: D J Pete your hot Irish friend.
Speaker 3: Yes to the Irish. Yeah, it's the Irish pet who
Speaker 3: filled in for me one time. He's we wish you'd
Speaker 3: never come back. When sixty did you come and see
Speaker 3: him at bingo?
Speaker 5: Question? Are there hookups at the bingo?
Speaker 2: It gets competitive? Clint, Oh, there's no hookups.
Speaker 6: There's like and you have to share a table with
Speaker 6: other people, all our friends.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, we shared it with all our crew
Speaker 2: and no strangers. I don't want to name and shame him,
Speaker 2: but Nandos our video got well.
Speaker 1: I was getting texts from Nandos.
Speaker 2: Well you imagine, right must come.
Speaker 6: Out and I was like, Nandos, I am in a track,
Speaker 6: so on the couch because he's.
Speaker 2: Got a one year old so him and I like
Speaker 2: to it's gone well. And anytime you go to the bar,
Speaker 2: you buy a couple, you don't want to keep getting up,
Speaker 2: So the whole table's covered in and then what does
Speaker 2: Nandos do? He hits the leg of the trestle table.
Speaker 2: It was like a flood rolled in the bloody of
Speaker 2: the Russell Street, or.
Speaker 1: The confetti would have been soggy.
Speaker 2: For ten bucks to drink. Dad was on the floor
Speaker 2: with the straw and.
Speaker 6: They did that last time or mounts nandos Hey, Clin,
Speaker 6: I find it hard to believe they had this much
Speaker 6: fun without you and I there.
Speaker 2: I know we must go, We must go. When's the
Speaker 2: next one?
Speaker 3: Just before Halloween? Details I bingo loco au on Instagram.
Speaker 2: That sounds like someone's got a costume ready.
Speaker 9: The Halloween shows are always big.
Speaker 2: They get down to the CFO wesident. You get a
Speaker 2: little cheap, little out that's got itdea actually not even
Speaker 2: in spirit, but actually fully here is Clint in Sydney,
Speaker 2: semi fresh after the Lgies last night. What times you
Speaker 2: get in ten, ten fifty.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I'm proud or disappointed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm a bit the same.
Speaker 2: Who was on your table?
Speaker 5: We had the Today Show crew, So like Alex Cullen,
Speaker 5: who's hosting the show this morning, Jane has a pretty
Speaker 5: Sophie Walsh, my weekend colleague. Yeah, he's celebrating his fiftieth
Speaker 5: birthday back in Europe, so he's jumped back on a
Speaker 5: plane to go to your south of France.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he was none of the Channeline Crow invited
Speaker 2: to the party.
Speaker 5: To the fiftieth. He gets it.
Speaker 9: I think it's a boys boys boys blooded zuds.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think how good.
Speaker 6: Well, So I was watching the logis Fred Carpet. I
Speaker 6: thought you looked you and Sophie Walsh best dressed couple left?
Speaker 6: You asked me your new host on week. Have to
Speaker 6: say no, I thought she looked great. I thought Kate
Speaker 6: Richie looked amazing. She looks absolutely.
Speaker 5: Stunny, sensational.
Speaker 1: But sitting on the couch with me last night was
Speaker 1: our Red Carpet critic my fiance Paul.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I'm just trying to think what experiences Paul gots R. M.
Speaker 1: Williams and Raffler and T shirt every day and that's it,
Speaker 1: very credible.
Speaker 2: He's worked for something entertainment company before doing No, that's
Speaker 2: really hasn't.
Speaker 1: No, he hasn't.
Speaker 5: And but how were you dressed?
Speaker 6: We were sitting on the couch in our leisure where
Speaker 6: because we had walked the dog before dinner before we
Speaker 6: sat down, So Paul was wearing black Nike shorts and
Speaker 6: a black T shirt.
Speaker 2: Food on his lap.
Speaker 1: No, we finished dinner, we ate. We had a dinner early,
Speaker 1: so we were ready for t v's Night of Night's
Speaker 1: Red Carpet. Best of all, we had it on channel.
Speaker 1: We had on the wrong channel.
Speaker 6: Start We're watching the block and I was like, hang
Speaker 6: on a second, Scotty.
Speaker 2: Cam walk in the red carpet and a tool belt.
Speaker 6: This aint Sonia and Chris Brown, although they do it
Speaker 6: quite well because on the My News they almost trick
Speaker 6: you to think that the logos coming up, so they
Speaker 6: got anyway, we flipped it across to seven.
Speaker 1: For the start of it. Paul, my fashion critic fiance
Speaker 1: Waite was very excited.
Speaker 2: This is Paul Lawrence, Fionce goggle Box star.
Speaker 5: Oh what's the name off that show that the logo
Speaker 5: is with Paul.
Speaker 2: Nights.
Speaker 4: Oh there's Irwin. I don't know that guy. Wow good Wheels,
Speaker 4: don't know them. I love her name on the which
Speaker 4: out of these two is going to.
Speaker 2: Get the most maggot direct though.
Speaker 4: He's just perfectly for a funeral. All black. Off to
Speaker 4: Chris fer Sonya. She's dressed by Schus Away, so they
Speaker 4: wear no. It would be Rebecca the last, because that's
Speaker 4: anyone I know.
Speaker 11: Emily from Home and Away has come straight off the
Speaker 11: beach of the South of Home and Away because she's
Speaker 11: still wearing her swimwear on. There's Alf Stewart Sensation. There's
Speaker 11: a girl wearing nothing. Oh my god, the whole whiggles there.
Speaker 11: I do not recognize one because not one of them.
Speaker 4: Is wearing as giv Asha Kenny beautiful lady, Rachel Griffiths
Speaker 4: old school.
Speaker 11: Amazing, looks great in a tuxedo.
Speaker 4: Tasha Ketty amazing in the black and white with some
Speaker 4: curly snake earrings. Looks incredible.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know what. I don't even
Speaker 2: think that goes with the dress, but it looks good.
Speaker 4: Andy Lee and Rebecca Harding too. On my face, she
Speaker 4: looks amazing and pink.
Speaker 11: I don't know why he's wearing yellow sunglasses, but cool, incredible.
Speaker 4: I could win gold logging. I feel for his show
Speaker 4: one to one thousand.
Speaker 1: Can I get a wrap?
Speaker 9: Half of your red comfort thoughts?
Speaker 4: I think they did their best for the thirty.
Speaker 11: Minutes and now they're just going to go and get
Speaker 11: on piss, so no one really cares what they're wearing.
Speaker 2: Bit unpacked there. Well, you know what, I sort of
Speaker 2: agree with these sector so I outfit. It looks like
Speaker 2: you had a leading sleeve a sleeve number, wasn't it right?
Speaker 2: And yellow sunglasses he had.
Speaker 6: Like gold sunglasses with gold lenses, walking red Carver like
Speaker 6: Elvis Beck looked beautiful though.
Speaker 5: Emily Simon's who is Marilyn from Home and Away? She
Speaker 5: was sitting on the table opposite me. Gee, hasn't she wound.
Speaker 2: Back the cock?
Speaker 1: You reckon? She's had a bit of.
Speaker 2: A work, is looking fresh.
Speaker 6: There wouldn't be any botox left in the country. After
Speaker 6: everyone getting ready for the logis.
Speaker 2: I've eaten your entree off their forehead.
Speaker 5: Also on the on the table opposite me was Aida Nicodemu,
Speaker 5: and she's she used last night to unveil the new
Speaker 5: boy who Stewett stars in the show.
Speaker 2: That's true?
Speaker 6: Can reference that, but I don't think he could spit
Speaker 6: out Nicodemu. He was like, ADK, do.
Speaker 2: They get a warm reception rolling out relationship?
Speaker 5: But every time they got up to you know, they
Speaker 5: went to the toilet together. Every time they got up
Speaker 5: from their table, every eyeball.
Speaker 2: Was on them.
Speaker 6: Every time they got up they walked to the bathrooms together.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that's a new couple. We've got a hold.
Speaker 1: Hands everywhere we go, get a photo and say aided.
Speaker 6: Nicodemus storms off, leaving what's his name at the table?
Speaker 2: At the logis there's always what's his name? What is
Speaker 2: his James.
Speaker 6: Stewart, James Stewart, James James, such two first names.
Speaker 2: Always some young home and away or neighbours star going
Speaker 2: to the toilet a lot throughout the evening, back and forth,
Speaker 2: back and forth. Was there any of those.
Speaker 1: Drinking lots of waders staying hydrated?
Speaker 2: Extra hydrated?
Speaker 1: That's right, Jas, it was the worst behaved Clinton.
Speaker 5: Well, I left early, I bailed early.
Speaker 1: Did you not make it till the end? No?
Speaker 2: I watched the gold LOGI from my from my boudoir.
Speaker 6: Are you even make it to Larry winning Gold?
Speaker 2: What did you say? And I said?
Speaker 5: I said, I've got to do an over breakfast in
Speaker 5: the morning. And I was at disgrace last year. I'm
Speaker 5: going home.
Speaker 2: Well, finally we agree on something. He was arace last year.
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. We want to know.
Speaker 6: Have you made a costly mistake at work? How much
Speaker 6: did it balls up of yours cost your business? Because
Speaker 6: there has been a big boo boo here in Melbourne.
Speaker 1: The state government has recently splashed out.
Speaker 6: Two hundred and thirty four million dollars on railway station upgrades,
Speaker 6: with one one platform being built ten meters too short.
Speaker 2: Sorry, so what do you mean I've got to a
Speaker 2: ten ten meter leappool?
Speaker 6: No, no, no, well it's actually the trains are ten
Speaker 6: meters longer than they've been.
Speaker 5: Too long, don't fit.
Speaker 2: So if you're on like the last carriage, you're getting
Speaker 2: out on the tracks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that train ain't stopping at that station anymore.
Speaker 2: Oh, this sounds like a demountable table job.
Speaker 6: They're calling it the quarter of a billion dollar cock
Speaker 6: up because that's a big mistake. So basically, the train
Speaker 6: carriages are now two hundred and fifty five meters long,
Speaker 6: but Deer Park Station, which has just been rebuilt, is
Speaker 6: only two hundred and fifteen meters long.
Speaker 2: Do you reckon? They measure it with the measuring app
Speaker 2: on the iPhone, because I always wonder if that's accurate.
Speaker 6: That did they just took steps? You know, my dad's
Speaker 6: always done this. He swears his step is one met
Speaker 6: a long.
Speaker 2: We just need to do a new place. My wife
Speaker 2: did that. She was like, I reckon, the TV will
Speaker 2: fit in this cabinet and she put her hands on
Speaker 2: either side of the TV and then walked across the
Speaker 2: room and pushed her hands together so fit the cabinet.
Speaker 1: I'm like, that's not how weah.
Speaker 6: My dad's like one too when we were trying to
Speaker 6: buy sofas and stuff around your house. I reckon, that's
Speaker 6: how they did it, just the old step count.
Speaker 2: So how much is that costing?
Speaker 5: Us?
Speaker 6: Did say, well, they're going to have to extend it,
Speaker 6: but no, there's no cost on that being rebuilt. But
Speaker 6: at this stage yet the whole project was a quarter
Speaker 6: of a billion dollars.
Speaker 2: Question like a like a public toilet, you know when
Speaker 2: you go in, you go the furthest cubicle along. When
Speaker 2: you're getting on the train, would you be going the
Speaker 2: last carriage?
Speaker 1: Lots of people do the last carriage.
Speaker 5: Wherever the exodi is, don't you? Yeah, you try and
Speaker 5: get on where you're getting on.
Speaker 2: Well, in this case you got to get a boost.
Speaker 6: I used to get on from it's the right where
Speaker 6: the gates because you just didn't want to have to
Speaker 6: walk too far after.
Speaker 1: You know what.
Speaker 2: I find fascinating those videos online and when they crammed
Speaker 2: the people in over China to get them on the plane.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. They fully push you.
Speaker 2: In an exhale. We can get three more in here.
Speaker 6: Although the way people conduct themselves in Japan getting on
Speaker 6: and off trains and being on it's silent.
Speaker 1: Everyone is like right, so quite yeah, yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: Like here we're loud and obnoxious and people put their
Speaker 6: feet on the seat.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't be doing that in Japan.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four to ten. Costly mistakes at work. Surely
Speaker 2: someone's done a bit of a stuff up on the jobs. No.
Speaker 2: I've crashed a few promotion vehicles in my time.
Speaker 1: Did you ruin them?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah? There was one day I backed it into
Speaker 2: a wall outside of Chemists warehouse. We're out recording something
Speaker 2: and I forgot that we still had the recording gear
Speaker 2: going in the car, and our production guy to pulled
Speaker 2: me aside a couple of days later and go, hey,
Speaker 2: do you want me to let this audio? And it's
Speaker 2: me going bang ah, and you hear me on tape,
Speaker 2: go let's just put the car back. And I think
Speaker 2: it was the people before us that didn't.
Speaker 6: I drove a camper van once for postcards. We were
Speaker 6: doing like a camping episode, and I got the big
Speaker 6: camp of was my story. Surprise, I wasn't in the
Speaker 6: tent and they were like, you just got to drive
Speaker 6: it just one lap around the caravan park so we
Speaker 6: can film it. And I went straight under a low
Speaker 6: hanging tree, took like the whole top of the caravan off.
Speaker 2: It really was really was by for an hour, wasn't it?
Speaker 1: It was by for an hour to the roof of
Speaker 1: the caravan.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: Do you remember when they made me court reporter at
Speaker 5: Channel nine and I said someone was guilty instead of
Speaker 5: not guilty?
Speaker 1: How much did that cost?
Speaker 2: I'm detecting a theme with your reporting, Clian.
Speaker 5: I should shut up, shouldn't that?
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty four, he's our number.
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Speaker 2: cogain dot com. Now that is clicking. Awesome. Biggest stuff
Speaker 2: up you've had at work? Give us a yell. Feel
Speaker 2: free to dub someone in as well. We are talking
Speaker 2: workplace stuff ups here on nov We've built a brand
Speaker 2: new train station here in Melbourne. However we didn't build
Speaker 2: it big enough.
Speaker 1: It's ten short chase.
Speaker 2: Some of the trains don't fit. Well done, guys.
Speaker 5: Maybe the trains are getting longer now, the.
Speaker 2: Platforms are getting shorter.
Speaker 6: And a little column at the Deer Park train station,
Speaker 6: which was part of a quarter of a billion dollar
Speaker 6: upgrade on our train system. Here he's ten meters too
Speaker 6: short to fit some of the train.
Speaker 2: Well, David's in dear Park. Dave, hope you're not getting
Speaker 2: the train to work this morning, mate.
Speaker 12: No, I'm not, mate, working from home thankfully?
Speaker 2: Good mate, what biggest workplace stuff up? What do you do?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 12: I worked for a financial institution in remediation, right, so
Speaker 12: we basically come the good guy.
Speaker 5: With the bank.
Speaker 12: I pay people back great, And I made a payment
Speaker 12: one day or let's call it a Monday, to people
Speaker 12: to pay them back to the stuff up. And then
Speaker 12: the next I didn't realize that I pay those same people,
Speaker 12: and instead of paying about two hundred thousand, I paid
Speaker 12: eight hundred thousand dollars across about three thousand.
Speaker 5: People day money back.
Speaker 2: Yeah. If I was the one that got the money
Speaker 2: for me, I'd be like, sorry, that's on, Dave.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got it. I already spent it.
Speaker 12: Yeah. So that's actually how we fit found it. We
Speaker 12: had some good good people. Call them good people actually
Speaker 12: call up and say, hey, you guys are ready paid me,
Speaker 12: and that's when.
Speaker 2: We realized so they ruined it for everybody.
Speaker 1: Do you get in to that point?
Speaker 12: No, because like I found a solution, ended up getting
Speaker 12: majority of it back. We only lost about ten grand,
Speaker 12: which we were happy to write off.
Speaker 6: But because they say it in banks, when they do,
Speaker 6: they're like whatever you call it at the end of
Speaker 6: the month or whatever, they'retiations always like hundreds of thousands
Speaker 6: of dollars gone.
Speaker 2: I've always sat if an at starts going ape and
Speaker 2: spitting out cash, yeah, that's mine.
Speaker 6: Finess keepers, Well, you know there's human error and you
Speaker 6: can't cash and yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Mate balancing the till of David Jones back in the
Speaker 2: day when I used to do it.
Speaker 6: They want to be balancing the till it ams Yeah,
Speaker 6: yeah the other way. Thanks even opened anymore though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I believe so they've got The concierge service always
Speaker 2: freaks me out. Some dude run up to me, Hello,
Speaker 2: what are you here for. I don't want to room,
Speaker 2: I just want to get money out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mandra own business.
Speaker 2: Like Sean in Airport West.
Speaker 8: Guys, my stuff I was. I was driving a work
Speaker 8: van full of wine and went through a red arrow
Speaker 8: and got tea bowed by a guy who just picked
Speaker 8: up his bring new car from tod.
Speaker 2: How was the pinot? Yeah?
Speaker 5: What happened to wine?
Speaker 8: Every bottle in the van gone?
Speaker 1: How much wine?
Speaker 8: A new car he had for five minutes written off?
Speaker 2: Who cares about the car?
Speaker 1: How much wine was there in the cup van?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 8: Probably two hundred cases?
Speaker 1: Everyone was okay.
Speaker 2: It would have been a degrading photo. Me licking the floor.
Speaker 1: Oh no, that's sad, isn't it. Imagine the red one.
Speaker 6: It would be spilling out and it wouldn't be a
Speaker 6: good scene.
Speaker 1: I don't imagine.
Speaker 2: And then when the cops get their exit, when they
Speaker 2: breathalyze everyone, you're sitting coming in pinot rolling on the ground. Ali,
Speaker 2: It wasn't me, man, what happened.
Speaker 14: I'm a teacher and I was supposed to organize twenty
Speaker 14: school buses for an athletics event for over a thousands,
Speaker 14: and I did not order organize any of them, so
Speaker 14: no one got to go to their.
Speaker 1: Athletic What did you do? Forget? Was that like on
Speaker 1: your to do list and you forgot it.
Speaker 14: Was definitely on my to do list and just didn't
Speaker 14: get done.
Speaker 5: Then they can run.
Speaker 1: So they're all there in their school colors.
Speaker 2: We're going to need a lot of maxicabs right now.
Speaker 6: This is actually cross country events today, guys.
Speaker 1: We are running there.
Speaker 2: This happened to aftercare and after care for one of
Speaker 2: my kids during the school holiday program. They were going
Speaker 2: on excursions to the movies, get popcorn and chop tops.
Speaker 2: They forgot to book the bus. Try telling kids that,
Speaker 2: oh they we're.
Speaker 1: Just going to watch it on this little TV. Everyone
Speaker 1: gather around. It's home alone today.
Speaker 2: Have a look at the powder pop passing on Lisa.
Speaker 2: Good morning, what did your colleague do?
Speaker 15: Good morning, guys, how are we We're good?
Speaker 4: We're good.
Speaker 15: So I work for an airlines. I'm not going to
Speaker 15: say who, but I had have and crew disarm doors
Speaker 15: whatever you need to do, and instead of disarming, they
Speaker 15: opened the door, which in hand popped the slide.
Speaker 2: Oh hang on, So when they say disarmed doors, that
Speaker 2: means they unclicked the body.
Speaker 1: This arm doors and cross check also, can I.
Speaker 2: Just say I don't like how flippant you were saying.
Speaker 2: I work for the airline and when we do that yeah,
Speaker 2: well if I.
Speaker 15: Say too much, you'll like people will pick up with.
Speaker 5: Al Well you're well, you're too young to work for Quantas.
Speaker 2: Got all right, it is just gone.
Speaker 1: I've always wanted to go down the slide, but not
Speaker 1: in an emergency.
Speaker 2: You just want to try it just for fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, surely they could just let us all have a
Speaker 1: hoon one day with landed safely. But today you're exiting
Speaker 1: on the slide.
Speaker 2: Lauren would be the one that would take her on board, like.
Speaker 5: Carry you should take everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry the laptop hit. I wasn't gonna
Speaker 2: leave that on board. Clint is doing the show from Sydney.
Speaker 2: He was in the room at the Logis last night.
Speaker 2: Just heard in your news there Raygun sending a message
Speaker 2: inspirational how to go down in the room. Yeah that's
Speaker 2: what I thought.
Speaker 5: I was disappointed she wasn't there in the flesh Jason, Yeah, well,
Speaker 5: I would have loved to have seen her in a
Speaker 5: Logi's gown.
Speaker 2: I saw highlight saying some stuff onlong saying Raygun's done
Speaker 2: appearance at Logis, and I was like, oh, that's great,
Speaker 2: that's good.
Speaker 6: She's going to do a performance still in Europe. Just
Speaker 6: having some downtime with.
Speaker 5: A lot of the videos that were sent in like
Speaker 5: a montage of former sort of present overseas presenters. I
Speaker 5: don't know if you caught them. They're all done via cameo.
Speaker 6: Oh no, they actually take fifteen dollars You no frand
Speaker 6: fine to say hello?
Speaker 1: Who did a cameo?
Speaker 5: There was Ridge from what is it? Young? And the
Speaker 5: rest of the beautiful one of them? Anyway, he was
Speaker 5: on cameo.
Speaker 1: His guitar didn't have cameo written on the.
Speaker 5: It had the watermark in the top right corner.
Speaker 1: God, how much Drek and Ridge costs? And do you
Speaker 1: think he knew what he was actually doing? Who else
Speaker 1: was on?
Speaker 2: Surely he was a free be thrown in forgetting Raygun?
Speaker 5: Well were a few of them up cameo? Is that
Speaker 5: no Raygun was on zoom?
Speaker 2: I believe.
Speaker 5: There's a there's a little Logi secret.
Speaker 1: For you that is hysterical.
Speaker 2: Look, speaking of secrets, if you are sitting on a rumor.
Speaker 5: How about Australia about something?
Speaker 1: Fine?
Speaker 2: Now, you always can tell when they get to the
Speaker 2: personal bit because they're like it's read from Young and
Speaker 2: the wrestlers. Hello, Logi, thanks for supporting us Happy.
Speaker 1: Birthday costs on Cameo had bucks.
Speaker 2: He's probably pumped out of freebie for the aries.
Speaker 1: Well done Channel seven, What I win for.
Speaker 2: The pies on the weekend morning? Everyone just go on
Speaker 2: thirteen past seven, told you were still in with a chance,
Speaker 2: You're no chance.
Speaker 1: I'm back on the pies. You know what's such affair
Speaker 1: with the support?
Speaker 2: I was screaming at that TV.
Speaker 5: The Colling would need to beat Melbourne next or this
Speaker 5: weekend by two hundred plus points? Is that the only
Speaker 5: chamber and then rely on Carlton falling over?
Speaker 2: Is that the only way we can make it?
Speaker 5: So there's a chance.
Speaker 1: Seriously, you could still beat the D's by two hundred
Speaker 1: you were playing my mighty tags, you'd be in.
Speaker 2: Damn it. I got ahead of myself, I'll tell you
Speaker 2: what though. I got on them on the weekend on
Speaker 2: our Prime six parts.
Speaker 6: Well done to the Pies. Were they only winning for
Speaker 6: two minutes of the game?
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty much. It got right down to do that,
Speaker 2: don't they? I know, I know, But this time they
Speaker 2: didn't leave their comeback too late, which is what we've
Speaker 2: done in the past. So nice job, guys. We can
Speaker 2: do that again next year. We're on.
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Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 1: A juicy roma?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 8: I do so.
Speaker 15: The A League in Australia is combining with Japan in
Speaker 15: China to make an of Asia.
Speaker 2: League read A league in Australia to the soccer.
Speaker 5: So the A League all is combining with the Jay
Speaker 5: League in Japan and I think it's called the Chinese
Speaker 5: Super League.
Speaker 2: Why why is that? Are we not kind of get it?
Speaker 2: We're pulling crowds and stuff, aren't we clint the league?
Speaker 5: No? No, some clubs do, like mel Victory Pool good
Speaker 5: credits generally, but they're probably But.
Speaker 2: This might seem like a stupid observation. But wouldn't like
Speaker 2: costs of the club go through the roof thing because
Speaker 2: we'd have to be traveling overseas.
Speaker 5: To play well potentially, Yeah, the season's already very very long,
Speaker 5: so Jesus would elongate it further.
Speaker 1: Might interestings. We might get a whole heap of Japanese
Speaker 1: tourists and Chinese towers.
Speaker 6: So you're here to watch, Yeah, football team.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get to a couple of games. They
Speaker 2: look fun. I love setting off victory.
Speaker 6: Have that girl who plays the violin on the field
Speaker 6: and she's amazing and they people get so into it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, see that's cool, that's cool, all right. Thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: If you're sitting on a hot little rumor in Melbourne.
Speaker 1: Give us cool Simon, good morning.
Speaker 16: Habby Monday legends, Habby Monday, I'm here, and that the
Speaker 16: Weekend is finally going to come back to Australia and
Speaker 16: finish his tour that he keeps chanceling by.
Speaker 8: The end of the year.
Speaker 1: He has canceled that to us.
Speaker 5: So why why is he canceled? Is that was that
Speaker 5: like born out of COVID all?
Speaker 16: Was it very Clint?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think it was a COVID situation.
Speaker 6: And have you seen this stuff because there is a
Speaker 6: rumor going around Melbourne about this because of the Nilex building.
Speaker 6: Have you seen that's been lit up like a Christmas tree?
Speaker 2: I saw something on social on the weekend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I saw it.
Speaker 2: I saw the headlines and the Nightlex buildings lit up
Speaker 2: and I was like fire, finally got it.
Speaker 1: Yeah have you seen that?
Speaker 16: No, but I heard it in their promotions about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They think it's linked to the Weekend.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So it's been lit up like orange and it's got
Speaker 6: I think it says everything will fade in the end
Speaker 6: is near the projected lack big projections in bright orange.
Speaker 2: I can shed some light on that rumor. At seven
Speaker 2: thirty this morning. I will have an answer regarding because
Speaker 2: it's called hooking you through Clint, what are you wearing? Yeah,
Speaker 2: Plus I need to get the info, but I will
Speaker 2: have it for you. Let's go with Hook's seven thirty
Speaker 2: this morning.
Speaker 5: Good look, and.
Speaker 2: Remember if you are sitting on a little rumor about
Speaker 2: something or someone here in Melbourne, you can always give
Speaker 2: us a ring. Thirteen twenty four ten. We get him
Speaker 2: on the air every Monday for you, and like I said, yes,
Speaker 2: we'll get to the bottom of that rumor coming up
Speaker 2: at seven thirty next though, I gotta say I want
Speaker 2: to sound proud, but I think I'm disappointed. Clint was
Speaker 2: home in bed last night before the Gold LOGI was
Speaker 2: even red out.
Speaker 1: I can't believe you didn't stick it out till we end.
Speaker 5: I know, I'm disappointed myself.
Speaker 2: However, when he did get on the Shampoos, it was
Speaker 2: early in the night and he hit record on his
Speaker 2: iPhone and caught up with some celebrity. So hopefully it's
Speaker 2: incriminating audio. We're going to take you inside the logis
Speaker 2: what the stars were doing for three and a half
Speaker 2: hours before the telecast. That's insane. Do you guys eat
Speaker 2: before the cameras roll thankfully.
Speaker 5: Yes. Yeah, the red carpet takes a good ninety minutes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I suppose John john Wood's not going to
Speaker 2: look good heaving down a steak on Telly? Is it
Speaker 2: Sergeant Court?
Speaker 5: Yeh didn't see. I saw Aggie Doyle though Lisa mune
Speaker 5: was there.
Speaker 1: Lisa McCune was everywhere. She was splashed in every news
Speaker 1: article I saw. She looks sparkling.
Speaker 2: Wlent is Johnny Us from Sydney.
Speaker 13: TV week.
Speaker 4: Loggy Willie.
Speaker 2: He was on the show last week and he joins
Speaker 2: us again this morning after eight o'clock. I was so
Speaker 2: glad Harry got it. I mean, Harry bloody, Larry damn it?
Speaker 5: What's your name? Larry? Congratulations on the girl coming on?
Speaker 1: But Larry Emda I was Jean Larry so was.
Speaker 2: I just feel like, you know what, he's been in
Speaker 2: the industry and like radio and TV are very similar. Ruthless.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's been in the industry for a thousand years.
Speaker 6: And he said he's the most axe man in television,
Speaker 6: but he hasn't actually been ax.
Speaker 1: Just a lot of shows he's worked on Sphoenax. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it gives me hope.
Speaker 2: Clint he told us last week he used he hosted
Speaker 2: Celebrity Dog School. Yeah, and they had celebrities come on
Speaker 2: to see whose dog was the most obedient. But behind
Speaker 2: the scenes secret they rented dogs for celebrities who didn't
Speaker 2: have them.
Speaker 5: What can I be doing that?
Speaker 2: So when you're on there going Lassie, Lassie, Lassy, unless
Speaker 2: he's not running towards you, no ship, lass He's never
Speaker 2: met you before in her life.
Speaker 1: Unless his real name is Max.
Speaker 5: He was great on prices, right though, bring that back.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to catch up with him later. I
Speaker 1: love Surry.
Speaker 5: Spotted Kate Richie because she was ten out of ten last.
Speaker 6: Night, my best dressed Kate, but she got my best stress.
Speaker 6: If it took stunning, you try.
Speaker 2: And drag her in when we play your package. Actually,
Speaker 2: I would like to know who got home first you okay, Richie?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 1: Six un cleant? Can I ask what was on the menu?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: The menu? Shall I pull it up quickly?
Speaker 2: The menu?
Speaker 5: Who designs it? Whether it is a celebrity chef? Okay?
Speaker 5: So we started with this is alternating a kingfish savche
Speaker 5: or a beef carpaccio. I had the kingfish. It was lovely.
Speaker 2: Question question as the meal was coming out. It's very
Speaker 2: much like a wedding, like do you look at Sarah Arb, Yes,
Speaker 2: I'll swap you the fish if I get the beef
Speaker 2: or yeah.
Speaker 5: Issue because when the main came out, I was a
Speaker 5: little unsure because on one hand you had the pansied toothfish,
Speaker 5: which looked amazing, by the way, or the gold poached
Speaker 5: Millie Hill lamb. Now this was a cut of lamb
Speaker 5: which was had like a gold leaf attached to it,
Speaker 5: which didn't look it didn't look very appetizing. It was
Speaker 5: it was okay, it was okay socials. There was the
Speaker 5: aubergine for the vegetarian friends in the room as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah that's an egg plant, no.
Speaker 2: Tiara Massu. But they had a cheese.
Speaker 1: Board off a dessert cheese board.
Speaker 5: Well, no, we had a we had a dessert platter,
Speaker 5: so a variation of three mini dessert and a cheese platter.
Speaker 1: After that, Wow, well you're there for ten hours, so
Speaker 1: you need at least.
Speaker 2: I've been to a wedding before. They rolled out cheeseburgers
Speaker 2: at about eleven o'clock run up.
Speaker 1: That's a great asa.
Speaker 2: I should have done that. Duram one of the odd breaks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they streamty just quickly. Firstly, was it easy to
Speaker 6: get a drink or do they make it difficult now
Speaker 6: because I don't want people.
Speaker 5: Well, you've been Lauren, and I think you've been as well, Jason.
Speaker 5: But what happens is the room is locked when the
Speaker 5: show is live, right, So for the three and a
Speaker 5: half minutes they're in commercial breaks, they have a sea
Speaker 5: of waiters. They just open the doors, boom, and for
Speaker 5: the next three and a half minutes they're medically going
Speaker 5: around filling up glasses. People are shoving glasses in faces,
Speaker 5: people are running to the toilets. They've got a shot
Speaker 5: clock which basically counts down from three minutes thirty all
Speaker 5: the way down, so you've got three minutes thirty to
Speaker 5: do whatever you want.
Speaker 6: And then the seat fillers come in and sit in
Speaker 6: the seats of the people who are locked in the
Speaker 6: toilets during the thing, so that it doesn't look empty.
Speaker 6: Hang on, So people who get dressed up in ball
Speaker 6: gowns and they literally go in and when the doors
Speaker 6: shut to say the show's about to come back, they
Speaker 6: have to take an empty seat.
Speaker 2: Was there about ninety percent of the room seat fillers
Speaker 2: because there was a lot of home. Well I didn't
Speaker 2: recognize last night.
Speaker 1: I couldn't agree more.
Speaker 2: Did you you follow my suggestion? And we're a camel
Speaker 2: backpack under your TUXI though.
Speaker 5: I did, Jason, No, no, no, I was well behaved,
Speaker 5: as I said, But there were there were plenty of
Speaker 5: people who weren't. Plenty of people who who I believe
Speaker 5: kicked on until the very hours of the early hours
Speaker 5: of this morning.
Speaker 2: Well, Clint hit record on the old iPhone and caught
Speaker 2: up with a few at the start of the.
Speaker 5: Night, and here was Sarah are though, So what's the
Speaker 5: plan of attack?
Speaker 2: How do we attack the night?
Speaker 5: Knowing full well we both need udy.
Speaker 1: All nighter obviously, No, what might it's not even in question.
Speaker 1: What is the point of leaving and then going to
Speaker 1: sleep for an hour and then rocking up to work.
Speaker 17: I just don't see the point Noverboddy email Tresina.
Speaker 1: It feels like.
Speaker 13: The Olympics of television, and we're seeing who's taking home
Speaker 13: the gold, who's taken home the silver, and who's taken
Speaker 13: home the dinner rolls, which will be you and I, Clint, because.
Speaker 1: We're not nominated.
Speaker 5: Andy and Beck stars as the show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Blues are up by thirty one points, are
Speaker 2: they really? You could be playing in September.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 17: I'm just going to have kaotas sitting on my laugh
Speaker 17: for the first hour to get about gold. Forget about gold.
Speaker 17: If the Blues get up, you'll see a huge triumph.
Speaker 3: I'll go.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 17: It might be when they're reading out you know, the
Speaker 17: best documentary and it's about some horrific incident war torn countries.
Speaker 5: You see be going yeah with Australian Television Royalty. Here.
Speaker 5: Denise Drysdale aka ding.
Speaker 1: Dong, that's me.
Speaker 11: That's me.
Speaker 2: Now, fifty years.
Speaker 5: Ago you picked up a Gold logie.
Speaker 18: That was some one of the most thrilling things because
Speaker 18: the year before I won the Gold LOGI I had
Speaker 18: the ass out in my pants and how much I
Speaker 18: was getting the tram to work to work on the
Speaker 18: Tonight Show. And so I went from that to a
Speaker 18: Gold logo, so you can imagine what it was like.
Speaker 10: It was a thriller the lifetime just a bum cheek or.
Speaker 6: To me, ricky out of her pants, that's.
Speaker 5: What she said. She's she's loose.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah, you get a license to do what
Speaker 6: you want.
Speaker 2: She's responsible for one of the biggest blow ups behind
Speaker 2: the scenes on Studio ten as well.
Speaker 5: What happened.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, she really threw her toys and got into
Speaker 2: the little shampoos when they were filming something off site
Speaker 2: one day, ten o'clock in the morning. I'd need a
Speaker 2: few to go on Studio ten as well, to be honest.
Speaker 1: You know what was great.
Speaker 6: I saw Denise Scott was there last night. I love
Speaker 6: her and she's been unwell, so it was great to
Speaker 6: see her there last night.
Speaker 1: I love her. She's so funny, so fun night clan.
Speaker 5: It was good. No, it was good, always very long.
Speaker 2: It feels like it feels like no one made a
Speaker 2: fool of themselves last.
Speaker 1: Night, which is what we've heard about. Yet I'm sure
Speaker 1: they would have.
Speaker 5: There was a there was a a very strange moment
Speaker 5: very quickly when Channel nine and sixty minutes one for
Speaker 5: an investigation into Ben Roberts Smith. Oh and of course
Speaker 5: the logis broadcast on the seven network, and.
Speaker 2: There used to be a general manage that.
Speaker 5: Went down well.
Speaker 6: There are a few moments of grilling Channel seven that
Speaker 6: went down well.
Speaker 1: Was very very funny.
Speaker 5: He was great.
Speaker 1: There was an actress.
Speaker 6: There last night that I saw on the red carpet,
Speaker 6: and I was like, I didn't know she was still
Speaker 6: in the biz. And one year I went to the
Speaker 6: logis and I went into Channel nine wardrobe to return
Speaker 6: my dress, and this actress had also returned her outfit
Speaker 6: at the same time. And if she walked out, they
Speaker 6: hung the dress up and they opened up her handbag
Speaker 6: to make sure Channel left it.
Speaker 1: Him in it. She'd left many things in there.
Speaker 5: What was in it?
Speaker 2: Was in it emerged from the handbag?
Speaker 5: Was that it It's like magic, And oh.
Speaker 2: She is.
Speaker 1: I wonder what's in her bag? Yeah, I remember the
Speaker 1: wardrobe girl.
Speaker 5: Give us a come on.
Speaker 6: Actually, I don't know what she was on. She was,
Speaker 6: she she got she got scary.
Speaker 5: That night Channel nine or seven saw her in the hall.
Speaker 6: Ways of Border Patrol, in the hallways of Crown in
Speaker 6: the early hours.
Speaker 2: Well, she was angry. She couldn't wint a hairbag might
Speaker 2: duck about. I have trathe.
Speaker 3: Our next guest is one of the toughest athletes around.
Speaker 5: He's got a pro boxing record of three zero and
Speaker 5: is an Olympic medalist.
Speaker 2: Off the air, Jace was saying he can take him.
Speaker 2: So everyone welcome to the show.
Speaker 5: Harry Garside and also Harry, here's the bell.
Speaker 2: We're looking for a knockout. Let's go. Oh that back fine?
Speaker 2: How are your side? Welcome to the studio.
Speaker 19: Thank you guys, thanks for having me in and welcome home.
Speaker 19: I know it's been like four days. I'm still getting
Speaker 19: over the jet lag a little bit. But I had
Speaker 19: about ten beers at the footy with my dad last night,
Speaker 19: so we did enjoy and I slept like a baby
Speaker 19: last night.
Speaker 6: That's one way to help sleep like a baby. So
Speaker 6: we've only been back from Paris for four days. What
Speaker 6: did you do when when you were out of the
Speaker 6: games in Paris?
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's quite interesting.
Speaker 19: Boxing usually goes for the two weeks, so see, I
Speaker 19: planned on staying in comfort the whole time, but I
Speaker 19: was out quite early, so I got like ten days
Speaker 19: to to sort of eat bad food and have some
Speaker 19: red wine and spend some time with family and friends.
Speaker 19: And me and Standards had had a good night out
Speaker 19: and we had a bit of fun. On that night
Speaker 19: mum was getting on the pawn star.
Speaker 2: Can you can you do a dramatized re enactment of
Speaker 2: how your mum ordered the drinks in the bar.
Speaker 10: Place, another pawn star for the pawns.
Speaker 2: I'm like, Jess, we're in public turns.
Speaker 5: Your parents. Your parents are electric. I loved spending that
Speaker 5: dinner with them.
Speaker 1: They looked like a lot of fun.
Speaker 5: Could I just quickly add to that? So after dinner,
Speaker 5: now keeping in mind, i'd be up very early the
Speaker 5: next morning to report on I don't know where I
Speaker 5: was going. Probably anyway, there was a group of six
Speaker 5: or seven of us, the old nightclub situation. Do you
Speaker 5: remember this, Harry? Briefly a nightclub. Four got in, three
Speaker 5: didn't didn't get in. I didn't get.
Speaker 2: Left.
Speaker 5: They left me.
Speaker 2: What about the broke hot I.
Speaker 10: Think I did? I did come back out tonight, Scotty did. Okay,
Speaker 10: what did that? Good mate, Scotty Scotty Brodley, he didn't
Speaker 10: want to go back out. I'm like, I've got it.
Speaker 10: I got here for me.
Speaker 1: So who else didn't get in? Did Mum and Dad
Speaker 1: get in?
Speaker 15: Nah?
Speaker 10: They were out the way.
Speaker 2: Mum was ordering and drink. She can't get it.
Speaker 10: I think she was still. I think she's still at
Speaker 10: the cocktailn.
Speaker 2: Hey. We played some of your post fight interview before
Speaker 2: and I actually played the I've got three young boys ten,
Speaker 2: eight and two, but the ten and the eight year
Speaker 2: old actually played the interview to them during the games.
Speaker 2: For how I don't think I've ever seen someone just
Speaker 2: be so raw and honest in a moment like that, mate,
Speaker 2: bringing up mental health, the fear of how you're going
Speaker 2: to feel over the next couple of weeks and stuff
Speaker 2: like that. In the clip, you say you know you've
Speaker 2: let everyone down. In no way did you let everyone down?
Speaker 2: You were an absolute inspiration over there, Harry.
Speaker 19: Yeah, it's I think that the highs and those of sport,
Speaker 19: that the raw emotion. I definitely do find myself at
Speaker 19: times chasing that sometimes like to actually feel in my
Speaker 19: body and in that moment, obviously looking back in retrospect,
Speaker 19: it was pretty painful and pretty tough when you're in it,
Speaker 19: but like, look.
Speaker 2: Do you have a lot of people reach out? Don't
Speaker 2: E must have opened your DMS and just been.
Speaker 19: Like, it's it's honestly unbelievable. Like I feel like, I'm like,
Speaker 19: it's weird to lose and fail and get a massive
Speaker 19: hug from Australia. It's very strange and I definitely feel that.
Speaker 6: Did you feel that because that interview was played so
Speaker 6: many times in Australia while you were in France. You
Speaker 6: probably maybe don't understand the gravity of how much that
Speaker 6: meant to people hearing, because we learned so much more
Speaker 6: in defeat than we do in winning quite often, and
Speaker 6: I think you taught kids so much more than any
Speaker 6: gold medalists could in that moment.
Speaker 1: It was quite amazing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's and that's a big thing for me.
Speaker 19: I know, growing up, like I thought that like success
Speaker 19: was always going to be the thing that would like
Speaker 19: make me feel better about myself.
Speaker 10: But I don't know, like I've I.
Speaker 19: Remember sitting in quarantine after Tokyo bronze medal and that
Speaker 19: was a success, right, I wasn't expected to do that.
Speaker 19: And I sat there and I still looked at myself
Speaker 19: in the mid and I'm still unhappy.
Speaker 2: And it's like, compare that, Compare that to the moment
Speaker 2: after you open your DMS and took all the feedback
Speaker 2: from what you said.
Speaker 19: That's the thing, right, Like it's like you, no success
Speaker 19: or no materialistic thing, no thing outside your body will
Speaker 19: make you feel better about yourself.
Speaker 10: And I want young people to sort.
Speaker 19: Of realize that although it is important to like go
Speaker 19: on these long journeys, and in that journey you will
Speaker 19: realize like how big you can around, how capable, and
Speaker 19: how I don't know how strong you are throughout that
Speaker 19: journey and I have learned that throughout my Olympic process.
Speaker 19: But like no gold medal or no sitting or no
Speaker 19: money will actually change anything.
Speaker 5: Since Tokyo, Harry, you spent sort of the best part
Speaker 5: of three years visualizing winning gold. Right, visualization was such
Speaker 5: a big thing. So how does the mind work post Paris?
Speaker 5: You're twenty seven years of age? What are you thinking
Speaker 5: about now? Is it too early to start thinking about
Speaker 5: not so much what's next, but how you get your
Speaker 5: head around the next challenge?
Speaker 2: Do you twenty seven?
Speaker 19: Just turn twenty seven?
Speaker 10: Yeah, well, Jesus, I.
Speaker 2: Hate young successful. You only need to get our lives
Speaker 2: in autum.
Speaker 19: You guys are doing great. That's a good question, Clint.
Speaker 19: I don't really know what's next. I find myself having
Speaker 19: little moments where I'm back in my body and I
Speaker 19: actually feel emotion, which is nice. But I feel like
Speaker 19: I have very much disconnected from myself a little bit
Speaker 19: since I lost so I each day.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's I think we all do of.
Speaker 19: Course, I think it's it's a weird thing like feeling that,
Speaker 19: and sometimes when I watch that interview, it takes me
Speaker 19: back in like that post match, that intensity. Yeah, but
Speaker 19: I think once I felt that and I did it
Speaker 19: in public, there was like something that just come over
Speaker 19: my body was like, oh, you can't do that again,
Speaker 19: like just like.
Speaker 10: Sort of like just and I've gone into autopilots.
Speaker 19: So I think, as I said, each day that goes by,
Speaker 19: I'm saying my family now so I can sort of
Speaker 19: bet myself a bit more around them, and I don't.
Speaker 19: I feel like I'm getting back into my body slowly,
Speaker 19: and then when I do that, I think I can
Speaker 19: figure out what's next.
Speaker 1: Do you get back in the like are you training
Speaker 1: or are you just having a rest?
Speaker 10: Always trained?
Speaker 19: I love trying, Yeah, I love to train. I think
Speaker 19: it's more so for my mind, to be honest, I've
Speaker 19: got a crazy, manic mind. So I always love to
Speaker 19: try and always try and do one maybe two sessions
Speaker 19: a day and then.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I'm just thinking about kids right who play sports,
Speaker 6: and there's been this kind of movement recently, and I
Speaker 6: don't have kids, so I might be wrong here where
Speaker 6: like sports doesn't have a winner and a loser.
Speaker 1: But is it important as kids and growing up to
Speaker 1: learn that you don't win all the time? Do you
Speaker 1: think that's important?
Speaker 19: Like life will knock you down a number of times,
Speaker 19: and sometimes it's your fault and sometimes it's not. And
Speaker 19: I think, I don't know. I think it's really important
Speaker 19: to get in the arena and sometimes have hardcore embarrassment,
Speaker 19: hardcore failure, and feel that and then get back up
Speaker 19: and sort of dush yourself off eventually, and I know
Speaker 19: stripe is something bigger and in that process you realize
Speaker 19: how capable and how big you are.
Speaker 10: And how strong you are. And I don't know. Sometimes
Speaker 10: you need life to just level you and humble you
Speaker 10: and sit you on your ass.
Speaker 19: And I felt that, right, It's like, but I will
Speaker 19: get better, I'll get back up, I'll shoot for something bigger.
Speaker 19: And I want I want young people obviously to be
Speaker 19: scared of failure, but like know that it's inevitable, right,
Speaker 19: and it's not.
Speaker 6: The end of the world, because there'd be a lot
Speaker 6: of kids in cars right now in the way to
Speaker 6: school who might not have won footy, you sport on
Speaker 6: the weekend, who would be feeling pretty flat.
Speaker 1: What would you say to them?
Speaker 19: How you perform in sports or in any profession that
Speaker 19: you choose to do doesn't change who you are as
Speaker 19: a person. Although it is really important to get into
Speaker 19: the read and have a crack.
Speaker 10: There you go.
Speaker 2: What I love because you've got the book, Harry Garside,
Speaker 2: the good Fight is out.
Speaker 5: You're an author, Harry about that?
Speaker 10: Man, I can't even read, so I'm just reading that.
Speaker 2: I'm reading the crayon writing right now. This is this
Speaker 2: is awesome. I'm going to use this as a tip,
Speaker 2: you know how. It's like all your mates and normally
Speaker 2: like give us a shout out in the book, give
Speaker 2: us a shout out. He's put for those in my
Speaker 2: inner sanctum, you know who you are.
Speaker 10: That's very broad.
Speaker 2: Rings and he's like, did I get a shadow? You're
Speaker 2: in the inner second And for anyone who's grabbing life
Speaker 2: by the horns, keep it up. Yeah.
Speaker 5: It's a good message. But Harry, I asked you this
Speaker 5: in the moments after Paris. I said, is your heart full?
Speaker 5: And I loved your response. Is your heartful? Right now?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 19: That is a good question, Clint, it is actually I
Speaker 19: am throughout the process, I woke up on newsday and
Speaker 19: I Olympic year, no relationships, know nothing, all gold medals,
Speaker 19: and I actually fell in love throughout that process. So
Speaker 19: my partner is currently living in London, so I am
Speaker 19: currently partially like not full because she is away.
Speaker 1: From me, but at at.
Speaker 19: The same time, I am pretty madly in love like
Speaker 19: I and I think in that like love is way
Speaker 19: more important than.
Speaker 2: Sport and how have you been together?
Speaker 10: It's very fresh.
Speaker 2: It was just when it's a job.
Speaker 19: She's Australian, which is nice, and I met her on
Speaker 19: Newyear's Eve, so I've known her all this year and
Speaker 19: she's sort of been there.
Speaker 10: Throughout the highs and lowers. But yeah, I can't wait
Speaker 10: for it.
Speaker 2: In November, which it was, it was news, it was
Speaker 2: just like it's eleven fifty nine. I'm just gonna happen
Speaker 2: to stand next for her when it's midnight.
Speaker 19: She was a good looker, but I left before midnight
Speaker 19: because I wanted to wake up that morning and be
Speaker 19: Olympic years.
Speaker 5: So but she has broken my heart because I've got
Speaker 5: a massive man.
Speaker 1: Everyone's got a crush and you're also a ballerina, very
Speaker 1: average vine.
Speaker 19: I feel sometimes I'm like I've done like maybe sixty
Speaker 19: classes in my life, so people classify me and I'm like,
Speaker 19: I'm still soa unrolling with it.
Speaker 2: Just quickly give us a snapshot of the book, Harry
Speaker 2: Garside at the Good Fight.
Speaker 19: For me, it was just all very much about my
Speaker 19: search for my manhood and the lessons that I've learned
Speaker 19: in that. I felt, what do we see on movies?
Speaker 19: What do we see on our TV screens growing up?
Speaker 19: We see this big tough bloke and that's what you
Speaker 19: have to live up to, right, And I think it
Speaker 19: was my search for my manhood and then realizing that
Speaker 19: I think manhood comes in many different forms, and then
Speaker 19: in that just like my growth throughout that and discovering that.
Speaker 19: And it's like, I think there's lessons for obviously young
Speaker 19: boys and and men, but definitely for all people as well.
Speaker 2: Hey, the risk of sounding like mour from Good Morning Australia, Good.
Speaker 1: Father's Day, Gift, Great Father's Day.
Speaker 5: Did you do the audio book? Did you record it?
Speaker 10: I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 19: I did try clip, but I definitely just to get
Speaker 19: reminded that I can't read, so.
Speaker 2: You wrote the book, you can't read your own writing.
Speaker 10: It was actually really hard. I'm gonna lie out there
Speaker 10: for forty.
Speaker 2: Five minutes to expect me to read it.
Speaker 10: If you can't read, there is an audiobook version. I
Speaker 10: just didn't read this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, Yeah, that's okay. Prince Harry didn't do his own.
Speaker 6: He did do his own.
Speaker 1: Britney Spears didn't do.
Speaker 6: We love britt Yeah, we love Brittany Lease Britney alone.
Speaker 2: Harry side the good fight, Harry, welcome back to Australia.
Speaker 2: You did his bloody proud over there, mate. That's thanks, guys,
Speaker 2: go on your mate, all right, Good morning Melbourne. Still
Speaker 2: the calm goldlegg you when Larry mda is going to
Speaker 2: be joining us on the air.
Speaker 1: I love Larry and I've got.
Speaker 2: Something on legends. Still in two minds on whether I
Speaker 2: admit Oh to Larry, No to you, guys. Something happened
Speaker 2: on the weekend and I'm scared if I tell you
Speaker 2: they might take my kids.
Speaker 6: Wouldn't be the first time that you no, no, sorry,
Speaker 6: kids haven't been taken off you before.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't be the first time we've bought that. Perhaps, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Right Before we get to that, though, let's go to
Speaker 2: in Deva Hills playing the five K question this morning
Speaker 2: is Mel?
Speaker 1: Good morning, morning, Mel, good morning. How is your weekend?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 15: I was brilliant, enjoyed the sunshine?
Speaker 13: Lovely?
Speaker 1: Wasn't it so nice? It was supposed to be awful
Speaker 1: in Melbourne and it was lovely all weekend?
Speaker 2: Bloody freeze this morning?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Mel? Oh you're a Saints fan. Nice it'll win on
Speaker 2: the weekend.
Speaker 15: Yes, it was good.
Speaker 11: It was good, very happy to see that.
Speaker 8: Although we turned it out half time, turned it off
Speaker 8: half time thinking that's going to lose.
Speaker 2: Ah, So you're true supporter. All right, Mel? Do you
Speaker 2: want to go easy? Question? Fifty bucks? Meeting question for
Speaker 2: five hundred or roll the dice and go for five k?
Speaker 5: Five k please, let's go five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: You'll get a question from Lauren. You'll get three seconds
Speaker 2: to answer.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 2: Are you ready? Mel? Ready for five thousand dollars? Here
Speaker 2: comes your question? You good to go?
Speaker 5: Ready?
Speaker 1: Yep?
Speaker 6: Who won back to back LOGI gold logis in two
Speaker 6: thousand and seven?
Speaker 1: In two thousand and eight.
Speaker 2: Three two one?
Speaker 1: Who did you say, Lisa McKowen. No, it was Kate Ritchie,
Speaker 1: but Lisa McCown did win four back to back gold
Speaker 1: Logis between nineteen ninety seven and the year two thousand,
Speaker 1: but Kate Richie went back to back Gold Logis in
Speaker 1: two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight, and
Speaker 1: last night she got my best dress on the redut.
Speaker 2: She looked at million bucks. She would have won that
Speaker 2: for Home and Away.
Speaker 1: Yeah, home and Away?
Speaker 2: Yep? Hey Mel, thanksgiving a crack mate, but no cigar.
Speaker 15: Thanks guys.
Speaker 1: Sorry, sorry Mel? Oh my god, I can't get anyone's
Speaker 1: names right today.
Speaker 6: Sorry Mel, not Kate, Chase, You're Jason Clint?
Speaker 2: Have you got it?
Speaker 1: Here we go, Hey, Monday morning, got Monday Ida.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. No one's going to be more
Speaker 2: shabby than our next guest. He picked up gold last night.
Speaker 2: He was so confident he wasn't gonna win. He made
Speaker 2: the statement that he would get the other nominees' initials
Speaker 2: tattooed on his butt. This morning. Let's see if he's
Speaker 2: going to go through with it. We're about to be
Speaker 2: joined by the Gold Logi winner, Larry Emda, who took
Speaker 2: it out last night.
Speaker 5: How's he looking this morning? Larry?
Speaker 2: Don't I yet? We're waiting for a proof of life.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen a photo of Larry holding today's paper.
Speaker 1: I'm tipping he's still in his suits. Last night.
Speaker 5: I saw him pop up on Sunrise before and he
Speaker 5: was looking a little disheveled.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good on him.
Speaker 5: Well you do what you want with that gold LOGI
Speaker 5: just before we.
Speaker 2: Get to him, I found interesting twenty four hours Saturday night.
Speaker 2: It's some Indian takeaway at our place. I couldn't convince
Speaker 2: the family to get involved. No one was interested, and
Speaker 2: I said, you.
Speaker 6: Know what, You've got to agree on a takeaway. You
Speaker 6: can't all be getting different dinners.
Speaker 2: Well we did that night everyone else had. We went broke.
Speaker 2: The kids had like leftovers, and Lou Lou just made something.
Speaker 1: At home and I was like, no, I want to
Speaker 1: you want it Indian?
Speaker 2: I wanted Indian?
Speaker 5: Was that a hangover remedy?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I just I just felt like Indian. So
Speaker 2: I tucked into the cheese stock of masala. You can
Speaker 2: dick of the cellar.
Speaker 5: Ye you can never say that, right, That's why I
Speaker 5: ordered through the.
Speaker 1: App, took a ticket because you can't.
Speaker 2: You got it, got some garlic nan And then Sunday morning,
Speaker 2: when we woke up, Lou goes you brush your teeth again,
Speaker 2: you're radiating garlic.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, sometimes I can stick around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's coming through like your skin, through your paws.
Speaker 2: And then yesterday it hit me what I got food poisoning?
Speaker 1: Oh, are you sure it wasn't gastro.
Speaker 5: No, it wasn't.
Speaker 2: No one in the family's got it. It's not gastro.
Speaker 2: It's definitely linked to that. It was definitely the Indian.
Speaker 1: You do you know when you've got food poison Yeah.
Speaker 5: I trust ly what it was, especially after an Indian meal.
Speaker 6: I once got it off cork belly at the mcg
Speaker 6: belly the same ever again.
Speaker 2: So anyway, I'm powering through the day with people around
Speaker 2: for lunch.
Speaker 1: So did you have people?
Speaker 2: Was already lost in it was loose family. So I
Speaker 2: was out cooking and then into the bathroom.
Speaker 6: You have to cook or your food poisoning. Hey, no,
Speaker 6: you can't smell food for at least twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: And then lou goes, hey, can you change Archie?
Speaker 1: Oh no, not today, give me a break.
Speaker 2: Or she was off doing something with the other kids.
Speaker 2: So I was like, okay, done, And like you know,
Speaker 2: at this point, when you're going waves, you're like, I
Speaker 2: think I've come good. You know that, you know that
Speaker 2: clean good?
Speaker 5: Yep, I've starting that movie.
Speaker 2: So I lay Archie down on the.
Speaker 1: Bed, not from food, put.
Speaker 2: A towel down, Lay.
Speaker 5: Archie down the bed, one of yours, pooed yourself.
Speaker 1: Both of them might have pued themselves.
Speaker 2: I'm changing Archie and he's now wearing he's wearing these
Speaker 2: little pull ups.
Speaker 1: Did we have a situation?
Speaker 2: So as I'm sliding on the pull up, sliding like
Speaker 2: like like like pant now pulling it up like yeah,
Speaker 2: he's laying down. It didn't fit. He's laying down. I said,
Speaker 2: lift your bum, so you know how like you push
Speaker 2: down on your feet to lift your bum like a bridge,
Speaker 2: like a bridge. Right, he's done that, and I'm sliding
Speaker 2: the nappy up. He's lost grip on the bed and
Speaker 2: one given way and hit me square in the stomach.
Speaker 1: In the stomach or in the nerds.
Speaker 2: In the stomach, in these nerds, without a second passing.
Speaker 1: Did you throw up on him?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Did you spew on him?
Speaker 5: You channed it on the child, on my baby.
Speaker 1: He's two and a half, he's old enough to remember that.
Speaker 2: He burst into tears. I then burst into tears. So
Speaker 2: we're both sitting there covered in crime in the shower.
Speaker 1: He was covered in yesterday's chicken tick of massala all
Speaker 1: over and the.
Speaker 2: Bed chicks put a towel down. I'm like, he's like,
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry that he didn't need a moment on you.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry. Ah.
Speaker 6: And then did you just get in the shower altogether
Speaker 6: and be like, let's just wash the day away.
Speaker 2: To finish cooking lunch for everything now.
Speaker 1: That to put yourself to bedstis Oh, he'll remember that.
Speaker 1: He's old enough to remember.
Speaker 2: Bloody, remember it.
Speaker 1: He's not a baby anymore.
Speaker 4: Kid.
Speaker 2: Oh think he smells like garlic nun now too. When
Speaker 2: I go to give mccuddle good night, I'm like, you
Speaker 2: smell like nan bread. Big night last night at the
Speaker 2: LOGGI Awards, and especially for our next guest who took
Speaker 2: out gold and.
Speaker 1: The gold LOGI goes to Larry Mda forty years.
Speaker 2: I've been in this business forty years.
Speaker 7: And I did say that if I won this, I
Speaker 7: did say I was so convinced I wasn't going to
Speaker 7: win this that I said, and that if I did
Speaker 7: win it, I would have all the nominees initials tattooed
Speaker 7: on my ass Live tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Morning, joining us from a tatoo in Sydney with his
Speaker 2: pants down a.
Speaker 20: Grass pants down larrers.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, just take us to where you are
Speaker 6: right now. Have we even had a shower and freshened
Speaker 6: up yet? Or have we gone all the way through?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 20: No, no, no, Well, because we've got the morning show
Speaker 20: and no one wants to do with Carl. So I
Speaker 20: I had a couple of hours sleep and I'm good.
Speaker 20: I'm ready to go. I've got a tattoo artist I've
Speaker 20: seen walking around the studio getting set up, So it's
Speaker 20: going to be it's going to be big more.
Speaker 1: We're actually doing it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I got to do it.
Speaker 20: Well, I said, I've got to keep my promise. But
Speaker 20: it was a stupid, stupid promise in retrospect, but I
Speaker 20: gave myself a zero chance of this though.
Speaker 6: It was do you even know the other nominee? Do
Speaker 6: you know what your tattoo is going to say?
Speaker 2: I know he can write Bob, Well they look good
Speaker 2: in prison.
Speaker 20: Yeah, no, I haven't really, to be honest, I've got
Speaker 20: a I've got another TV commitment in a minute. Then
Speaker 20: I'm going to sit and have a cup of tea
Speaker 20: with the tattoo artists and just have a little chat
Speaker 20: about it.
Speaker 1: A design meeting, that's what.
Speaker 20: We call a design meeting.
Speaker 2: I'll go to lawa back and.
Speaker 6: You're going to have to sit on one of those inflatable
Speaker 6: donuts for a week because my friend's got a tattoo
Speaker 6: on his bum of someone's autograph and he.
Speaker 1: Couldn't sit down for a few minutes. Really, really, he
Speaker 1: might be standing up for the morning show for the
Speaker 1: rest of all.
Speaker 20: Okay, well, maybe able to do that.
Speaker 5: Hey, hey, Larry, you joked about being the most axed
Speaker 5: man in television, you're also one of the most lovely
Speaker 5: men in television. Worked with you back in the Channel
Speaker 5: nine Days. Were you chuffed this morning?
Speaker 20: I can't believe it. I just I'm standing here looking
Speaker 20: at these two things and I just can't believe it. Honestly,
Speaker 20: it was the silver one was such a huge surprise
Speaker 20: to me. And then gold I can't even I just
Speaker 20: want to sit down tonight and look at work through
Speaker 20: work it backwards. But honestly, it's such a the biggest
Speaker 20: thrill of my career, and that's been a long career.
Speaker 2: Mate, you deserved it. You know, we had you on
Speaker 2: the show last week and we're saying we've grown up
Speaker 2: watching you on Telly and let's be honest. TV and
Speaker 2: radio it's can be a ruthless industry and for you
Speaker 2: to have the career you've had and still be in
Speaker 2: it is unbelievable. Mate, it was so well deserved.
Speaker 20: Oh thank you. That really means a lots of and
Speaker 20: thank you to your listeners.
Speaker 12: If you voted for me.
Speaker 20: If you didn't vote for me, then whatever.
Speaker 1: But well I asked you when you're on the other
Speaker 1: day how to vote, and you had no idea.
Speaker 20: Well, you know, and it's really interesting. I think that's
Speaker 20: why I didn't think that I was in the game,
Speaker 20: because you know, I said to Channel seven when they
Speaker 20: first told me out the nominations, I said, well, not
Speaker 20: doing that. Vote for me, vote for me, thinky out
Speaker 20: of it and say true to the sort of messaging
Speaker 20: that I would do, which is actually, you know, ridiculous
Speaker 20: and silly and taking a piece out of myself. So
Speaker 20: that's why I didn't think that was you know, half
Speaker 20: a chance.
Speaker 2: But I don't know.
Speaker 20: I mean, it's just such a.
Speaker 6: Thrill, so I Silvie said, if you won. She was
Speaker 6: melting down. Your logis to design some jewelry? Has she
Speaker 6: got her designs underway already.
Speaker 20: When I got into bed last night, she was googling
Speaker 20: metal smelters. I just quickly, I think that's what she
Speaker 20: was googling.
Speaker 2: I know you got to go. But when you checked
Speaker 2: into the hotel, I believe there was a mood killer
Speaker 2: in the room that they'd given Larry a gift in
Speaker 2: his hotel room just before the LOGI so I saw
Speaker 2: your past.
Speaker 20: They wrapped up a towel like a little and stuck
Speaker 20: my head on it, and it was like it was
Speaker 20: like chucky chucky doll.
Speaker 5: And you know, that'll do it.
Speaker 20: You know, when you get into a hotel room, you
Speaker 20: know your way, and it's kind of like, okay, we'll
Speaker 20: have a glass champagne and we're here and this is
Speaker 20: kind of cool and sexy, and it was a beautiful
Speaker 20: hotel room. And then you walk around the corner to
Speaker 20: the bed and there's this little chucky doll.
Speaker 2: That was that was the Larry.
Speaker 5: Just very quickly, I've got to apologize. I actually it's
Speaker 5: clicked down away.
Speaker 2: He was in bed.
Speaker 5: I bailed before that.
Speaker 20: You're a sparkman. I would have done the same.
Speaker 1: He missed his speech, Larry want it done.
Speaker 2: Imagine that if Larry took it out and he's gone
Speaker 2: to bed, well we'll cross to his room. Larry. Congratulations
Speaker 2: from everyone here at no over. Mate, Well deserve well deserved,
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 8: Really do appreciate it.
Speaker 4: All the way.
Speaker 9: There we go, Larimda.
Speaker 2: Gold, Luggy and a Larry. This starts the campaign to
Speaker 2: bring back the price prices.
Speaker 5: Cliff, Yeah, we did that.
Speaker 1: You know when the interviewed Larry the other day and
Speaker 1: we hung up, I was like, he's sixty.
Speaker 2: He's great. I forgot about this.
Speaker 5: You know, he's from the Men's Health alumni.
Speaker 1: We know we discussed it when you weren't on the
Speaker 1: other day.
Speaker 2: Clint ye, and I'll tell you what. Lauren was sitting
Speaker 2: there with her head in that magazine for a good hour.
Speaker 1: I love you, Clint stan Away. But Larry's got you covered.
Speaker 2: Did he come on down when you get home? Excuse me,
Speaker 2: but we watching prices right? What I mean? We like
Speaker 2: we're watching prices right when okay, we're going to the
Speaker 2: computer not firing there it is then God, we're heading
Speaker 2: off on book week this week.
Speaker 1: I know some I know different day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my kids school is until September. But there are
Speaker 2: a this week. I saw a few pop up on
Speaker 2: socials and I was actually I was listening to NOVA
Speaker 2: on Saturday morning when I was out doing the basketball
Speaker 2: games with the boys, and Jamie Roe was on and
Speaker 2: he spoke to her dad. I haven't listening how competitive
Speaker 2: he was? Is the book week and going roles?
Speaker 11: Lady? Oh back it up well, shout out to all
Speaker 11: the parents for doing the book week.
Speaker 5: Yet pretty competitive.
Speaker 2: We're one last Oh really you're one of those parents. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we've won the last two. The competition, oh, Monk's parents, mate.
Speaker 2: Everything is a competition amongst parents.
Speaker 1: As you know.
Speaker 6: My sister in Lauren and stepbrother and their little boy
Speaker 6: near the living with me at the moment. We've had
Speaker 6: book Week Maine here in our house sorting the costumes.
Speaker 2: You have had your input too, no doubt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been a while since I've read a book.
Speaker 2: What character of the Goosebumps? Are you going to go?
Speaker 5: The Last Bitter Club?
Speaker 6: The last book I read was Evelyn Hugo and a
Speaker 6: Seven Husbands or something, So.
Speaker 5: Don't know what that is makes sense?
Speaker 1: Maybe I'll have seven husbands.
Speaker 2: They can't make the top sellers list. Still us ripping book.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's not appropriate to wear the primary school though.
Speaker 2: Absolutely not. We brought in seven girls from a year
Speaker 2: well you know they're my seven husbands and my seven.
Speaker 1: Husbands with Jason Lauren at Mount Holler.
Speaker 2: Hey, guys, we are doing snowb that's right. We are
Speaker 2: taking the show to Mount Buller. September is the perfect
Speaker 2: time to learn how to ski, So head to Mount
Speaker 2: Buller with the family these spring holidays. We're going to
Speaker 2: take here with a lot as well accommodation transfers all
Speaker 2: your ski higher. We will sort out have good. This
Speaker 2: is going to be fun because we start ringing people
Speaker 2: back tomorrow.
Speaker 6: We do and if we bring you, will FaceTime you. You
Speaker 6: got thirty seconds to have ski you're on, so I
Speaker 6: would just be wearing it in case we FaceTime and
Speaker 6: if you dressed and ready go on thirty seconds, you're
Speaker 6: coming with us.
Speaker 2: So you have to register by the over player app
Speaker 2: or you can register at over fm dot com dot
Speaker 2: you and then yeah, you have to carry some sort
Speaker 2: of ski gear with you, whether it's goggles, a helmet,
Speaker 2: a beanie, gloves and a scarf, and like Lost said,
Speaker 2: we will video call people on that list and if
Speaker 2: you answer and in a matter of seconds you get
Speaker 2: snow gear on boom. You're and a friend to coming
Speaker 2: to the snow.
Speaker 1: I don't wait to do this, do you ski?
Speaker 5: You're a toboggan guy.
Speaker 2: Well, I grew up on the Gold Coast, so I've
Speaker 2: only seen the snow twice and.
Speaker 5: This is going to be fun.
Speaker 2: I did take to the slopes. They everyone just started
Speaker 2: screaming pizza at me and I was like, yes, please, yes, please.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize that means put your pizza.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 2: I thought we're calling it a day and going for foots.
Speaker 1: I'm like, yeah, you would pray hard.
Speaker 2: I ski. I can't board.
Speaker 1: I know I can't board either. I tried a couple
Speaker 1: of times and I just ended up with a bruise butt.
Speaker 5: It's hard to get back up hard when you fall.
Speaker 2: It is I take on some of the jumps, can
Speaker 2: you please?
Speaker 5: Can you please?
Speaker 1: No, We're not doing that.
Speaker 5: He's going to take on the jumps.
Speaker 2: There a half part there. I can have a hern on.
Speaker 2: That's what they call it. Half.
Speaker 1: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 2: How much time you.
Speaker 1: Got not that much mate.
Speaker 5: Guys, I've been on the road for the best part
Speaker 5: of four weeks and I can't tell you how excited
Speaker 5: I am to be back with you in the flesh
Speaker 5: tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: You're back in Australia. Clinton, you're in Sydney.
Speaker 6: You haven't quite made it to us yet, but tomorrow
Speaker 6: we get to see you in real life.
Speaker 1: Irl. That's what kids say.
Speaker 2: Do you arrive on the domestic terminal?
Speaker 5: Yes, domestics, so please don't be there flush good. So
Speaker 5: I've been living out of a suitcase and in hotels
Speaker 5: for the best part of four weeks. Got here to
Speaker 5: Sydney a couple of days ago, checked into the Star
Speaker 5: and the lovely man at check in ask me where
Speaker 5: I've arrived from myself just arrived from Paris. I'm quite
Speaker 5: my head and he goes, wow, sir, I'm going to
Speaker 5: give you an upgrade.
Speaker 6: Because you got upgraded on the plane as well. You
Speaker 6: are the upgrade King.
Speaker 2: I have never got an upgrade whole life.
Speaker 1: Really I would upgrade.
Speaker 2: You know, but I even wear like nice clothes to
Speaker 2: the airport and a slim chance and held that upgrade.
Speaker 6: They dressed well, and you might get an upgrade and
Speaker 6: absolute nonsense and not looking.
Speaker 1: If you dress too nicely, then they go, well, you
Speaker 1: can afford to pay, it's.
Speaker 2: Nice clothes, my new crocs.
Speaker 1: You can't be wearing crocs at the airport. They're not
Speaker 1: they're not airport attire. Wearing ug boots at the airport.
Speaker 6: Ug boots are sort of turned that the half cut
Speaker 6: ug with the heel out of the back of the way.
Speaker 1: Kendall Jenna started wearing it, and everyone's.
Speaker 2: Sorry, that's a home or a quick rund of the.
Speaker 1: Survey even that that's pushing it.
Speaker 5: So the upgrade at the Star, I went from being well,
Speaker 5: I assume being in a small hotel room to a
Speaker 5: suite if you don't mind it was it was far
Speaker 5: too big. It was roomed so many activities in there,
Speaker 5: and trust me, there were no activities.
Speaker 2: So you have like a lounge room.
Speaker 5: Had a lounge room at, a dining table, a dining
Speaker 5: room table, dining room table, lound room bar.
Speaker 2: They're coming around.
Speaker 5: Well, that's that's the thing I had coming around. But
Speaker 5: I also had a flash toilet. Now the toilet, when
Speaker 5: you open the door to the toilet, the seat automatically
Speaker 5: sprung up.
Speaker 1: They have that in some of the rooms at Crown
Speaker 1: seats heated. It's got a censor.
Speaker 5: The seat is heated. Now a function in all of
Speaker 5: my it's a total dream.
Speaker 2: I used to talk it the other day near wall
Speaker 2: and the toilet, but I don't think it was plugged
Speaker 2: into anything. I think Darren Blood, the moting doc, had
Speaker 2: just used it.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, it's not a toto.
Speaker 5: So the total is like the toilet of dreams right now.
Speaker 5: In all of my forty one years on this planet,
Speaker 5: I have never ever decided to use the bidet function
Speaker 5: quick look shot of water.
Speaker 1: What about Perry Nandos, a digital guy?
Speaker 2: He installed He installed one from Bunnings. He installed like
Speaker 2: the whole seat was removable, and he installed it on
Speaker 2: his bloody toilet at home.
Speaker 1: It's got to be plugged into.
Speaker 5: I know why he's done it, because that experience waiting
Speaker 5: for that little that jet stream warm water was sort
Speaker 5: of one of the more It was equally terrified because
Speaker 5: I didn't know what to expect where it was going.
Speaker 2: Could you hear the thing going out the nozzles?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, you knew it was close.
Speaker 6: There's many options because it has a remote control, and
Speaker 6: there's many options.
Speaker 5: It's like a mist there's a mist or there's a
Speaker 5: more affirmer hose.
Speaker 1: Question when you put it on jet power or missed?
Speaker 2: Is it like playing froggle? Like you've got to find
Speaker 2: the target.
Speaker 1: You know you can move it forwards and back, That's
Speaker 1: what I mean.
Speaker 5: But do you know what, Jason? They found the target? Right?
Speaker 5: One of the more extraordinary experiences, Like I can see
Speaker 5: now why Perry Nandos is addicted.
Speaker 2: But here's my concern. Right Nandos jump on the mic.
Speaker 2: Nandos took his current toilet, set off winter Bunnings and
Speaker 2: brought this thing and connected on. So do you have
Speaker 2: a power cord going from your toilet up to the vanity?
Speaker 5: I do, but it's only thirty centimeters away.
Speaker 2: From here's my question. So if your wife wants to
Speaker 2: use the hair dry, she has to unplug the toilet.
Speaker 3: Yes, she's done that before, and she's left it unplugged,
Speaker 3: and I've gone to use it and I've gotten a
Speaker 3: very cold surprise.
Speaker 2: But it's not heeded.
Speaker 5: Oh it's bad for business.
Speaker 1: For business.
Speaker 2: Hey, we are out of here, lot. We need to
Speaker 2: get our flash mom and go to the airport.
Speaker 1: You're not no, you're not he's coming back to aln.
Speaker 5: One of those welcome back balloons.
Speaker 2: I'm just going to tell him there's something waiting for you,
Speaker 2: don't That's all I'm going to say. There's something waiting.
Speaker 5: For you, as in today or tomorrow.
Speaker 6: At the airport tomorrow.
Speaker 2: We cannot wait.
Speaker 5: I'm staying in Sydney.
Speaker 2: I can't wait tomorrow and go Clint, how was the arrival?
Speaker 1: What you've been away for a month? Clinton?
Speaker 2: It's not what we originally wanted you would have, but
Speaker 2: hang on, it's not far from the original plan.
Speaker 1: It's probably better than the original lot.
Speaker 2: If what Clint is about the land into today, if
Speaker 2: we did that to you.
Speaker 1: I would never turn off.
Speaker 16: Thank you for.
Speaker 2: So have a good fight.
Speaker 5: There is a fog issue here in Sydneys are not taking.
Speaker 6: Were foggy in Melbourne this morning, but it is where.
Speaker 2: Clinton arrival back in Melbourne will give you all the
Speaker 2: details on that tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Keep an eye on social travels. Brother, I have a
Speaker 2: great flight mate.
Speaker 1: You.
Speaker 5: I hate you guys.
Speaker 2: You imagine when the polic comes on and goes what
Speaker 2: we've actually made up a bit of time. We're going
Speaker 2: to be landing early. He's going to be like, please
Speaker 2: do a low please do.
Speaker 1: See Tomorrow's in the flesh here in.
Speaker 2: Melbourne, dressed nice, stew you might go viral, brother, so
Speaker 2: look in the video dress nice up right. Well, we
Speaker 2: will see you tomorrow. Melanie's in next. Have a great
Speaker 2: day everyone.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Lauren Wake up feeling Good on number one hundred Jason
Speaker 6: Lauren fly Be on Socials
Speaker 9: M