Speaker 1: We got get you every morning, every day, every gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Adelaide easy, Adelaide, Crows Vice Captain.
Speaker 3: Really proud of the.
Speaker 4: How the group has been out to deal with some challenges,
Speaker 4: momentum swings and always give ourselves an opportunity to win.
Speaker 1: The players.
Speaker 3: It's what's the ground guys.
Speaker 2: But us he's just a girl dad from Glen Elk.
Speaker 2: Please welcome you with hellow Crows A Vice captain.
Speaker 3: Alex is a m B in the studios. Good morning.
Speaker 3: How good is that intro?
Speaker 5: I'm telling you, instead of spinning the wheel for the birthday,
Speaker 5: you got to spin someone's name and if it's their name, yeah,
Speaker 5: they get intro made from them. Because I'm telling you
Speaker 5: that makes me feel a million.
Speaker 3: But to make people produce some fire passion piece, yeah,
Speaker 3: it makes you feel so good.
Speaker 6: So do you come here like so flat and then
Speaker 6: you hear building yourself up.
Speaker 3: I'm going to have the best day now regardless.
Speaker 1: That's so good.
Speaker 7: That's why someone both and over oh one nine. I
Speaker 7: will take that. It's part of the contract. Beautiful stuff.
Speaker 1: How are you tracking there at the Crows?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Good, I reckon.
Speaker 5: Last time we spoke, we were getting ready for the showdown,
Speaker 5: so that was obviously a cracking game of Footye. We
Speaker 5: walked away with four points there, which was very pleasing,
Speaker 5: and then we headed across to Melbourne last weekend and
Speaker 5: played the Pies, the most informed side. We didn't get
Speaker 5: the chocolates, but I can tell you we took a
Speaker 5: lot of learnings away which is going to hold us
Speaker 5: up for the back end of the year.
Speaker 6: What is it like playing in front of I don't know,
Speaker 6: you know, fifty thousand Collingwood supporters?
Speaker 1: What is that like? Because they're pretty up and about,
Speaker 1: aren't they.
Speaker 6: I mean when I say up and about, I mean pheroh.
Speaker 5: You said it, idea, you did disagree. They're a passionate
Speaker 5: support supporting group. And in saying that, you play every
Speaker 5: time you play at the G against that team, you
Speaker 5: know the atmosphere is going to be quite high. And
Speaker 5: for our group, for where we're at as a footy side, yeah,
Speaker 5: that's great experience. So I'm glad we're getting these opportunities
Speaker 5: to play in that crewd I have a theory though
Speaker 5: at the MCG. I don't know if you've spent much
Speaker 5: time there. No, there's this red seat on the Shane
Speaker 5: More on southern stand and that red seat in a
Speaker 5: pile of blue seats represents the biggest six.
Speaker 3: Hit from a cricketer on that on the field.
Speaker 5: So how I see if it's a big crowd at night,
Speaker 5: and I spoke this with my assistant coach, Scottie Burns,
Speaker 5: the forward coach, if that red seat is filled, it's
Speaker 5: a big crowd. That's the vers some days at my
Speaker 5: former club where that red seat was standing out, which
Speaker 5: means there wasn't too many people in the stadium. So
Speaker 5: every time you play Collingwood, that red seats field, that's amazing.
Speaker 5: Go to a game one time, We'll just check out
Speaker 5: that red seat.
Speaker 6: Go to the game one time and sit in the
Speaker 6: red seat and really throw you because you don't.
Speaker 7: Know not now, Alex off Air, you were telling us
Speaker 7: that you expect to about the Eagles this weekend by about
Speaker 7: two hundred points.
Speaker 3: You guys, No, you didn't say that.
Speaker 7: You didn't say that in saying that the Eagles are
Speaker 7: the cellar dwellers.
Speaker 3: But they were good on the weekend.
Speaker 5: They show on a bit absolutely, and I spent a
Speaker 5: bit of time with their head coach Andrew mcgwalka mini
Speaker 5: the D's last year and he's high quality, sees the
Speaker 5: game so well, and he's got a young group, so
Speaker 5: we're very clear on what the Eagles bring.
Speaker 3: And also that the level.
Speaker 5: Of energy youth within the footy side is a dangerous
Speaker 5: recipe and we're going to have to start the game
Speaker 5: very well and then see where the game lands.
Speaker 1: Our boy techs.
Speaker 6: So this talk of resting his old bones and his
Speaker 6: big ears, what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: He's been named in the squad.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Terry plays such an important part for us, and
Speaker 5: also there's a group, so yeah, Terry Walker.
Speaker 3: I like to call him Terry, and he's as well.
Speaker 5: We all understand the footy he plays on field, but
Speaker 5: more importantly the connection he has with the whole group,
Speaker 5: whether that's the forward line, with the midfield, he plays
Speaker 5: a pivotal role in that. So I would like to
Speaker 5: think he's going to continue to play. So then we
Speaker 5: have that experience out there, especially in games like this
Speaker 5: where people might expect you to win, but internally we
Speaker 5: need to ensure that we come with the right mindset.
Speaker 6: I can you imagine Guy my understanding his text hates
Speaker 6: sitting out anyway, so hates being managed and missing any footy,
Speaker 6: Is that right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Yeah, he's a competitor and he had a bit
Speaker 5: of time off earlier in his career with a knee rico.
Speaker 5: So the opportunity to get to play AFL footy, you
Speaker 5: don't want to know how I'm going.
Speaker 7: To look at it selfishly from Texas point of view
Speaker 7: as well. Look, Terry, you guys will play finals. But
Speaker 7: Jesus sort of pushing it though, when you wanted to
Speaker 7: get text to three hundred by the end of the year, Well,
Speaker 7: what's he at? He's at aroundabout so I think he
Speaker 7: needs to play. If he doesn't play this weekend, he
Speaker 7: would need to play every single game for the rest
Speaker 7: of the regular season to hit it. And if they're
Speaker 7: sitting there saying, well, he could be rested one or
Speaker 7: two times during the year. Statistically, get Terry to three
Speaker 7: hundred players in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: Terry could get the three fifty Are you still moving
Speaker 5: so well? And his ability to kick the footy both
Speaker 5: left and right foot y, Yeah, it's amazing exception.
Speaker 7: He's the best big man field kick in competition. It's
Speaker 7: actually beautiful to watch.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I used to admire him at the D's when we
Speaker 5: used to watch, say, we're traveling Friday up footy in
Speaker 5: the Mills room, and he would often come up as opinions.
Speaker 5: We're having opinions, round table discussion, who's the best kick
Speaker 5: and a lot of the time Terry Walker's name would
Speaker 5: come up.
Speaker 3: So you're pushing hard for this Terry thing, are you?
Speaker 5: He's going to make three easy?
Speaker 3: Adelaide Crows Vice captain.
Speaker 4: Really proud of the how the group has been able
Speaker 4: to deal with some challenges, momentum swings and always give
Speaker 4: ourselves an opportunity to win.
Speaker 8: He's players, Mike hits the decks, the ground, But to us, he's.
Speaker 3: Just a girl dad from Glen Elk.
Speaker 2: Please welcome with Hollow Crows a Vice captain Alex.
Speaker 7: Yes, Alex Neilbourne has stuck around. We're talking all things
Speaker 7: controversial footing and right at the moment and we did
Speaker 7: you watch pretty last night?
Speaker 3: First half?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Then put yourself to bed. Did you think you think, Alex,
Speaker 3: did you think the catch are going to run away
Speaker 3: with it?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I'd bucked them back them on their home.
Speaker 7: Deck, got close, got really close. You probably would have
Speaker 7: seen this before the game. An awkward little confrontation between
Speaker 7: our own cane corns and beverage from the Bulldogs.
Speaker 10: It was an all good situation because you were staring
Speaker 10: at me quite strongly, and I didn't really know what
Speaker 10: to say, so I just said gna bevo and it
Speaker 10: wasn't received that well, as you can see there in
Speaker 10: the vision. And I would have liked to have gone
Speaker 10: on with a conversation and had it respectfully, but it
Speaker 10: wasn't the time.
Speaker 3: Of the place.
Speaker 7: Oh man, I love this theater as a player in
Speaker 7: the system and as a leader in the AFL a
Speaker 7: vice captain. How do you feel about where the media
Speaker 7: landscape he's at at the moment?
Speaker 3: Tough question, it's a good question.
Speaker 5: I enjoy the celebrating of others, so whether that's someone
Speaker 5: who's come back from an injury, a team that have
Speaker 5: been maybe in poor form and then come out the
Speaker 5: other side and playing good footy. I love the media
Speaker 5: that continue to recognize that and reward that, but also
Speaker 5: understand the critiquing side of the game, and it draws
Speaker 5: eyes to our game. It keeps the footy club in
Speaker 5: footy club industry accountable, So I understand both. I don't
Speaker 5: really don't like when it's personal. I haven't had that,
Speaker 5: but also enjoy the theater of a build up to
Speaker 5: a game. So we'll use last night for example, the
Speaker 5: Bally Smith verse Doggies exceptional.
Speaker 6: So I thought you were going to say sexy Balley
Speaker 6: Smith is sexy.
Speaker 3: Is Bailey Smith? So's there's a line there.
Speaker 5: But in saying that it's something for the game that
Speaker 5: we continue to evolve and confrontation that happens in footy,
Speaker 5: I don't think you want to see the media getting
Speaker 5: involved with that. But in saying that Kane's a good
Speaker 5: saga heart Ladd and the Glenelg boy, So I always
Speaker 5: stand by my locals.
Speaker 6: So he's on the nose at North Now, he's on
Speaker 6: the nose at the Western Bulldogs.
Speaker 1: Where does he sit at the Crows?
Speaker 3: He can he walk in the West Lakes?
Speaker 6: And because Hazy told a story this morning about early
Speaker 6: days when he teed off and he encountered some of
Speaker 6: the Crows boys at a cafe and he was like
Speaker 6: so awkward, didn't know what to do.
Speaker 1: Is like, hey boys, they.
Speaker 7: Had to walk past all this crosses around hey fellers
Speaker 7: and didn't get march and didn't get marched and had
Speaker 7: to be like I see.
Speaker 5: I don't know if many poor Adelaide people who have
Speaker 5: been at the Port Adelais footy Club are allowed into
Speaker 5: the Adelaid foot Club.
Speaker 1: That's a good point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the thing Nick fore corns.
Speaker 5: He got well, Nixie Nix's a scrap.
Speaker 3: He scrans too, does Yeah. I've copped the few off
Speaker 3: ball from him. Really yeah, the.
Speaker 6: Coach, it's always a good ploy. Have you ever copped
Speaker 6: a Nicksey's stare in a presser? You asked a question,
Speaker 6: He's like, you know, he's thinking.
Speaker 7: I caught one yesterday and that was I asked the
Speaker 7: first question and I went straight to it and I said,
Speaker 7: you're gonna rest text? And he said, is that how
Speaker 7: we're going to start the press conference? And we all
Speaker 7: went yep. And then he said he didn't know if
Speaker 7: he was going to rest text, but I reckon he did, jode'es.
Speaker 3: I reckon he does know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I see Alex has just stepped away from the microphone.
Speaker 3: Alex, come back to come back, come back.
Speaker 6: Hey, let's talk debutantes, because of course Hugh Jackson is
Speaker 6: debuting for the Port Adelaide Football Club. What was your
Speaker 6: debut experience? Like it was way before the days where
Speaker 6: they had mobile phones, wasn't it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, way back there was not even communication back then.
Speaker 3: Yeah, ten years ago. What was it?
Speaker 5: I got pulled in their coaches off had played Probably
Speaker 5: it was my first year, a few good weeks of
Speaker 5: BFL footy. So you're sitting there thinking, I'm sure we're
Speaker 5: heading in the right direction. Yes, But the week before
Speaker 5: was I think it was the Queen's birthday, King's birthday.
Speaker 5: So I had five of my mates from Adelaide come over.
Speaker 5: I was playing BFL footy. We had a great night
Speaker 5: that night, and then the week following in I ran
Speaker 5: into that night, so I should say I run into
Speaker 5: the coaches out and about at a nightclub in Melbourne.
Speaker 3: So can I just say?
Speaker 5: Is it Rusa? I ran into his son. We had
Speaker 5: a great night, bit of fun. Ye that whole week.
Speaker 5: I'm getting the spy. But you know you're training with
Speaker 5: the main group. You're not in the bibbs, you're in
Speaker 5: the A's team training. I'm like, I could be a
Speaker 5: sneaky chance.
Speaker 3: A couple of hours later, Alex, can you come into
Speaker 3: my office?
Speaker 5: And he goes, Alex, is there any reason why I
Speaker 5: shouldn't pick you this weekend? And the first thought I
Speaker 5: had was, oh, no, his son's told me about a
Speaker 5: bit of fun we had on Saturday night and when
Speaker 5: we get suspended, I've gone out and he goes, no, mate,
Speaker 5: all good, all anyway, mate, Well you're making your day.
Speaker 5: I didn't call mom and dad, just I thought maybe
Speaker 5: getting to having a week off because of had to
Speaker 5: be the fun.
Speaker 3: And Alex will and you're making your day. Change change, And.
Speaker 6: Then Alex followed up with, yeah, Rouzy, that's good news
Speaker 6: because I was blind.
Speaker 3: I tell you what, don't make me do a urine test. Alex. Mate,
Speaker 3: we appreciate your time.
Speaker 7: Good luck against the Eagles, not that you'll need it,
Speaker 7: but this could be a bit of a danger game.
Speaker 7: And also congratulations on your form because you've been so consistent.
Speaker 7: You've probably been the crows most consistent. Thanks Hazy, I apprecure.
Speaker 7: I'm absolutely loving my time here. And to get back
Speaker 7: on Adelaide Oval, I might really enjoying it.
Speaker 3: Excellent, good stuff.
Speaker 2: He's the man with the voice of an angel, Robbie
Speaker 2: up right here in the suburbs of South Australia. We
Speaker 2: over seven million units sold worldwide. He's a force to
Speaker 2: be reckoned with and He's just released his latest single,
Speaker 2: maybe Please Welcome Guys.
Speaker 7: Sebastian feels good each and every time to say welcome
Speaker 7: South Australia's very own guys Sebastian Get it guys Okay.
Speaker 1: Brand new single, thank you very Much. It's like giving birth.
Speaker 1: How does it feel to have it out into the world.
Speaker 11: It feels great.
Speaker 12: It's been Yeah, I've been working on the album for
Speaker 12: about four years or something, which is way too long.
Speaker 12: So it feels good to get it out, that's for sure.
Speaker 11: Thanks for the intro. By the way, that was epic.
Speaker 3: You like that.
Speaker 7: It was the last time you sat down and you
Speaker 7: listen to Angels brought me hearing full.
Speaker 12: It was a while ago, but I still that tune
Speaker 12: brings back a lot of memories.
Speaker 6: Actually, yeah, I mean your bed ridden at the moment
Speaker 6: because you've done your achilles. What's pumping through your AirPods?
Speaker 6: What do you listen to? What do you listen to
Speaker 6: to put yourself to sleep?
Speaker 1: If anything?
Speaker 12: You know, what I've discovered puts me to sleep, like
Speaker 12: better than melatonin or anything. Is that from the case
Speaker 12: file that he's an Aussie bloke. He does those case
Speaker 12: files and he's got the like the most monotone voice,
Speaker 12: like he's really but the subject matter is so full on.
Speaker 12: But I'm normally asleep before, you know, before he gets
Speaker 12: stuck into the actual like murder case or whatever. So
Speaker 12: I'm normally asleep by the end of his warning saying
Speaker 12: that it's really going to mess you up and not
Speaker 12: be he won't be able to sleep after this, but
Speaker 12: I'm normally just his voice puts me to sleep.
Speaker 11: It's good, it's very soothing.
Speaker 6: If that ever stops working, I'll get to record himself
Speaker 6: talking about his sandful career.
Speaker 3: Disconnected.
Speaker 12: The thing is, your episode will be a lot longer
Speaker 12: than my footy episode, which didn't even last four quarters
Speaker 12: the other day. So I've heard the loudest gunshot in
Speaker 12: the back of my leg and I've looked back, thinking
Speaker 12: someone who's like hit me with a baseball bat, and
Speaker 12: there was no one behind me.
Speaker 11: And it was the fourth quarter. I was doing this like.
Speaker 12: It was like a community event out in Dandy Dong
Speaker 12: in Melbourne, and Brendan Favla was playing and it was
Speaker 12: for this team that haven't managed to win a game,
Speaker 12: and so Brendan was trying to help them win their
Speaker 12: first game. We did actually win that game, only by
Speaker 12: two points in the end, and we were up by
Speaker 12: quite a few goals, but then obviously I got injured,
Speaker 12: and then the other team started to come back because
Speaker 12: you know, for obvious reasons.
Speaker 11: Let everyone else do the math on that.
Speaker 12: And I'm currently sitting with my leg elevated in a cast,
Speaker 12: and I'm going to be in this cast for a
Speaker 12: while and then rehab and the rest.
Speaker 7: Hey, I know you're a fitness enthusist guy, so have
Speaker 7: fun watching your calf just disintegrated into a little jelly
Speaker 7: jelly like mess.
Speaker 12: I've just heard that. And you know what's funny. It's,
Speaker 12: you know, you know, normally when people are crook or
Speaker 12: they or they've had surgery or whatever, you get really
Speaker 12: encouragaging messages of get well soon.
Speaker 11: I've pretty much had exactly what you just said.
Speaker 12: It's everything is the most like like armageddon.
Speaker 11: The world is ending.
Speaker 12: Message every athlete I know, like all the footy players,
Speaker 12: like even blokes from the Crows, like cricket players.
Speaker 11: I know, every one of them are messaging me go mate,
Speaker 11: not you're achilles. It's the worst. You can't do anything worse.
Speaker 11: It's such a long recovery. You're going to hate it.
Speaker 6: Speaking of the Crows, do you think they're going to
Speaker 6: go deep in September? Is the first part of my question.
Speaker 6: And who are your closest mates of the Crows?
Speaker 12: I've got along with all of them, but Riley as
Speaker 12: in Riley, Oh, a big ruckman is He's such a
Speaker 12: gun of a human.
Speaker 11: He's done heaps of stuff for our foundation, and people sort.
Speaker 12: Of see this big unit go up against any ruckman
Speaker 12: in the competition and he's such a fair player and
Speaker 12: all that sort of stuff, But they also don't realize
Speaker 12: he's also a genius. The bloke is so educated and
Speaker 12: so clever, but he's got just the biggest heart. But
Speaker 12: you know it's even bigger than his seven foot frames.
Speaker 12: He's a great fellow. But text I'll get along with
Speaker 12: all of them. They're all into golf as well, most
Speaker 12: of them, so I'm going to go and support them
Speaker 12: when they're up here. I've been to a few games
Speaker 12: in Adelaide this year and then going to support them
Speaker 12: when they're up here in a few weeks playing this
Speaker 12: fonds as well. I'll be there with crutches and a cast.
Speaker 6: But we want to ask you about this because you're
Speaker 6: asking fans to make maybe their own your new song,
Speaker 6: and your ten year old Archie has taken on the
Speaker 6: challenge and wrote his verse about basketball. We're going to
Speaker 6: play that back for you next. Are you happy to
Speaker 6: stick around?
Speaker 11: Of course?
Speaker 7: Guys to Baston joining us on over nah My nine
Speaker 7: and with some brand new music. And we have loved
Speaker 7: this song Joe's and we are playing this a lot
Speaker 7: as we should. It's called Maybe and there's a nice
Speaker 7: little spin that guy's doing on social media with it.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, he's asking fans to make maybe their own and
Speaker 6: your ten year old Archie has taken up the challenge.
Speaker 1: Did he come to you and say I want to
Speaker 1: do this dot?
Speaker 12: Yeah, he came up to me that day and he said, oh, Dad,
Speaker 12: I had an idea. I'll do something on your Open
Speaker 12: Verse challenge and I was like, yeah, what do you
Speaker 12: want to do it on? And for those who aren't
Speaker 12: aware what that is, it's every now and then you'll
Speaker 12: have an artist will upload their song, but they'll lead
Speaker 12: the verses and stuff with just music so that singers
Speaker 12: can write their own verse, or they might do a
Speaker 12: guitar solo or something, and so Artie's come up and said, oh, Dad,
Speaker 12: can I do one of those?
Speaker 11: And I was like, yeah, what do you want to
Speaker 11: write it about? He said, oh basketball. I was like, oh, okay,
Speaker 11: go for it.
Speaker 12: And I remember he's finished his lyrics and I had
Speaker 12: no idea what he was going to do, and comes
Speaker 12: out with just the most amazing verse and then he
Speaker 12: starts singing this harmony, like this high harmony above my chorus,
Speaker 12: and you can hear in the video. I'm a bit
Speaker 12: shocked afterwards because he just nailed it first go. And
Speaker 12: we're aware that he's a beast singer, Like we hear
Speaker 12: him around the house all the time, and there's stuff
Speaker 12: that he does that me and Jewels look at each other.
Speaker 12: I'm like, babe, you don't understand, Like adults can't do that.
Speaker 12: Like he's doing runs and tricks and singing different scales,
Speaker 12: and he hears harmoni's like I work with professional singers
Speaker 12: that don't hear harmonies naturally.
Speaker 11: They got to earn it, you know, like notes.
Speaker 12: And he's just he's a bit of a weapon more
Speaker 12: than anything. He just really feels it, Like he's so
Speaker 12: connected to music. He's like he gets like music makes
Speaker 12: him real emotional. So it's it's pretty cool, man.
Speaker 3: We've got to hear it now, Oh my very goodness.
Speaker 1: And it's back us into a corner.
Speaker 7: Go, No one's surprised Guy Sebastian's son. He is awesome
Speaker 7: at singing Saturday night.
Speaker 3: Back to the brand.
Speaker 13: No, I must say it's done on the praise ankle
Speaker 13: of blind and never said.
Speaker 11: Sh and to me a boon shine.
Speaker 13: On the fifth day, no visits. The moment.
Speaker 8: I got this said.
Speaker 1: Get to your room.
Speaker 12: Yeah, like i'd heard him practicing that pre chorus that little.
Speaker 11: Like i'd heard him practice.
Speaker 12: I've got my studios to little ruins, one recording room
Speaker 12: in one control room, and I could hear him singing
Speaker 12: that little and then I came in with a little harmony.
Speaker 12: And then I thought, oh my gosh, he's got this.
Speaker 12: I'm just going to let him do it. He's a weapon.
Speaker 6: It's tricky territory too, when you know your kids sort
Speaker 6: of like super good at something, and you just never
Speaker 6: want to feel like you're bragging about them, even though
Speaker 6: your heart's bursting with pride.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and also like you know, my kids are very
Speaker 12: different like Hodey. You know, he plays footy and they're
Speaker 12: both playing footy. Archies just started playing AFL and he's
Speaker 12: massive into his sport. But Hudson, he came out the
Speaker 12: womb and he was just like such a good looking baby,
Speaker 12: like he was just a beautiful baby.
Speaker 11: He's got he's got like.
Speaker 12: Even the nurses were like, Wow, he's a beautiful baby.
Speaker 12: These big blue eyes, he's got this like blondie brown
Speaker 12: afro hair, and he's just he's always been good at everything.
Speaker 12: And so Hudson actually was the one that started singing first,
Speaker 12: and then then there's Archie. He's always struggled a bit
Speaker 12: with his confidence and he's been really you know, not
Speaker 12: confident at school and dealt with a few you know,
Speaker 12: social things, and then to see him discover music and
Speaker 12: you know, you sort of see them find their niche,
Speaker 12: and yeah, I'm always just all about encouraging the things
Speaker 12: that they're good at and not trying to make him
Speaker 12: feel like rubbish about himself because he's not like good
Speaker 12: at certain subjects or something like that. So it's good
Speaker 12: that he's got music, like he's he's he's like properly
Speaker 12: good at it.
Speaker 6: Sporting.
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Speaker 14: contain had all content and graphic language and nudity, not
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Speaker 14: to find out.
Speaker 1: Just how easily your father.
Speaker 9: He's on the money, Jody and Hazy six.
Speaker 3: So don't worry, we'll straighten up.
Speaker 7: Part at seven o'clock yesterday by the Nauti at six
Speaker 7: forty I spoke about how there's a new thing where
Speaker 7: if you don't have special cuddles with yourself as a male,
Speaker 7: if you know what I mean, Yes, it can increase
Speaker 7: testosterone by up to forty five percent if you withhold
Speaker 7: from seven days.
Speaker 3: And little did we know that.
Speaker 7: This it feels like it unlock somewhat of a passion
Speaker 7: piece for joes. She said, look, I actually excel in
Speaker 7: this in this department. Give me the mic tomorrow and
Speaker 7: here we are.
Speaker 6: Okay, no, that's not exactly how it happened, but you
Speaker 6: were talking about this, and I was like, oh, okay,
Speaker 6: let's have a little Google search, which resulted in a
Speaker 6: call from HHR yesba, well no, no, I talk about
Speaker 6: that one.
Speaker 1: I had to.
Speaker 6: Explain that researching seamen retention was all part of my job.
Speaker 3: And he was like, as far as I know, we
Speaker 3: don't affiliate that over by night.
Speaker 1: No, No, well you do, now.
Speaker 3: It's not in the slogan, is it.
Speaker 1: So this is a thing. So some people withhold doing
Speaker 1: the thing that you.
Speaker 6: Do because it has physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits.
Speaker 7: I don't believe that, Okay, I don't believe there's anyone
Speaker 7: out there who's tested themselves with this theory.
Speaker 6: Well you take it up with gen Z because that's
Speaker 6: who's doing it. So it's big amongst the gen z Is.
Speaker 6: They refer to it as wait for it.
Speaker 3: Edging edging? Okay, why would you talk to yourself like that?
Speaker 6: And it's had a widespread social media impact. So for
Speaker 6: women it's to intensify when it eventually happens, and for
Speaker 6: men it's too.
Speaker 15: Like that.
Speaker 3: I've just had a moment.
Speaker 6: Where I'm like, why am I talking?
Speaker 3: We've had a few of those moments.
Speaker 6: For men, it increases the volume and also the forcejaculation,
Speaker 6: the force.
Speaker 3: What can I ask this question? Then? Why does there
Speaker 3: need to be more volume and more force?
Speaker 11: What?
Speaker 3: What do you? Spider man?
Speaker 6: So I don't know, but it's a thing and people
Speaker 6: were doing it but you and also the benefits are
Speaker 6: like clearer skin, increased tests, more weight loss, increased muscle mass,
Speaker 6: and and also a deeper voice.
Speaker 3: A deeper voice.
Speaker 7: So that is that the telltale hint that someone isn't
Speaker 7: an edger, the high.
Speaker 1: Pitched voice shape Beckham not an edge.
Speaker 3: Beckham loves it. The late great James L. Jones never
Speaker 3: masturbated in his life.
Speaker 1: Anyway. It's killed edging here.
Speaker 3: We had to take us out.
Speaker 7: He's Lady Gaga, you need to know.
Speaker 3: I need to know now.
Speaker 14: I need to know.
Speaker 9: I need to know.
Speaker 3: I need to know what's.
Speaker 12: In the news today to know just what you need
Speaker 12: to know.
Speaker 2: You know what you need to know with Jody.
Speaker 6: And as the Bulldogs read you a long last night
Speaker 6: at a cracking game, the side show was Cane Corn's though,
Speaker 6: so he was in the commentary box for Channel seven,
Speaker 6: not in the box, but on the boundary when Luke Beveridge,
Speaker 6: the coach of the Western Bulldogs, walked past him and
Speaker 6: they had works. It was a little verbal altercation and
Speaker 6: this is what Kine had to say about it.
Speaker 3: After that, and then the question was asked, well, well, kno,
Speaker 3: what was said.
Speaker 10: It was an awkward situation because he was staring at
Speaker 10: me quite strongly, and I didn't really know what.
Speaker 3: To say, so I just said gay bevo.
Speaker 10: And it wasn't perceived that well as you can see
Speaker 10: there in the vision. And I would have liked to
Speaker 10: have gone on with a conversation and had it respectfully,
Speaker 10: but it wasn't the time of the place or a.
Speaker 3: Beautiful little tense exchange. I love that bit of theater.
Speaker 1: Gorgeous. Now you obviously work with for a very long time.
Speaker 6: On se N, there was a time when he was
Speaker 6: having a red hot crack of Crows.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I reckon it must have been early days of
Speaker 3: SCN as well. And I can't.
Speaker 7: Remember the players, but I think he must have had
Speaker 7: a few breaks where he was going after them. And
Speaker 7: he said he went to a cafe and he's gone
Speaker 7: on to this particular carfane. He's got himself on a
Speaker 7: spot where I mean he has to go past the
Speaker 7: Crows place to exit. So he didn't know how to
Speaker 7: handle himself in the social situation, as you wouldn't know
Speaker 7: what do you do? I mean, he's a fire escape
Speaker 7: on going. He said he went up to the scrip
Speaker 7: of Crows players was like, hey, fellas, I think.
Speaker 14: Just so.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 7: Ak and then he was like, all right, see a
Speaker 7: good day. He sort of tod of, Oh, tough space
Speaker 7: to be in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, really tough space.
Speaker 6: What's a nice space is when you make a debut
Speaker 6: for your football club that you've been at for around
Speaker 6: four years.
Speaker 7: Hey, yes you Jackson, and this is really really nice.
Speaker 7: So he is a country book from the mid North.
Speaker 7: He will make his AFL debut this weekend against Fremantle.
Speaker 7: Tough game, the debut at a debut. Nonetheless, there's a
Speaker 7: particular moment, and this is what the clubs do. They
Speaker 7: film these kids telling their parents in particular that they're
Speaker 7: going to have a bit of a taboot. And there's
Speaker 7: a moment between Hugh Jackson and his dad, who's a
Speaker 7: good country dad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's just leaving corn where this.
Speaker 7: Sort of feels like the best that a country dad
Speaker 7: could do. It's showing some emotion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm good. Just a bit of dust in the eye.
Speaker 6: It's a bit of in the eye, I know, but
Speaker 6: we do. You and I, in the interest of transparency,
Speaker 6: do have a bit of a laugh at some of
Speaker 6: these videos because there is a very very funny comedian
Speaker 6: who likes to take the mickey out of them playing
Speaker 6: a little bit.
Speaker 3: His name is Will Taylor. Do yourself a favor and
Speaker 3: follow him on Instagram.
Speaker 7: His niche is footing, so you know this niche is
Speaker 7: coming through with taking the piece out of amateur footballs
Speaker 7: and things like that. So he doesn't mock call as
Speaker 7: a debutante to his dad. And it feels like it
Speaker 7: hits the mark with pretty much all of these videos.
Speaker 9: Get a dad you yeah yeah, yeah, good interest at work.
Speaker 11: Yeah, made another day, another dollar.
Speaker 3: I'll be quick.
Speaker 9: But you know how I said, Coach was telling me
Speaker 9: I had a good pre season. Yeah, you won't believe it.
Speaker 3: I'm playing this week.
Speaker 9: Oh get no, don't swear that they're recording it the recording.
Speaker 11: Oh sorry mate.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I'm bloody proud mate. I wasn't yeah, I
Speaker 9: wasn't sure if I was going to get picked as
Speaker 9: a there's the first pick of the draft last year.
Speaker 9: But yeah, you know coach.
Speaker 3: Told me just just before.
Speaker 11: Lovely mate, well we'll have to come down to the game.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, I still got still got the teams for
Speaker 9: your mum, so yeah, come on down.
Speaker 3: Congrats again, mate, awesome, thanks mane. Oh there was.
Speaker 7: Nothing more wholesome than the awkward chat of an eighteen
Speaker 7: year old to their parents, and it's been filmed.
Speaker 6: Yeah, quite often you will call me and I'll pick
Speaker 6: up the phone, good dad.
Speaker 3: How are you justin? Bieber's going through a little bit.
Speaker 7: And what comes with that is sometimes you just posting
Speaker 7: silly stuff on social media and you got to face
Speaker 7: the consequences.
Speaker 1: We've touched on this.
Speaker 6: He told his wife, Haley Beaver, that she would never
Speaker 6: be on the cover of Vogue just to get even
Speaker 6: during a fight, so he took to Instagram, which if
Speaker 6: you've hadn't consumed any alcohol, I do it.
Speaker 1: Just stay of social media.
Speaker 3: Spot on.
Speaker 7: No one has ever been like, I'm so glad that
Speaker 7: I got full of alcohol and vented on social media.
Speaker 6: I'm so happy I did that, Like a disheveled mess
Speaker 6: teeing off on whatever or whoever.
Speaker 7: You wake up in the morning a bunch of notifications
Speaker 7: and text message and one of them says.
Speaker 3: Delete that right now, and you're like, oh god, what
Speaker 3: do they do?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, it always staggers me. People who do that, though,
Speaker 6: but leave it up. Yeah, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: Because they're like, do you know what?
Speaker 7: Because they're like, oh gosh, it's horrible here, but it's
Speaker 7: getting some track shit.
Speaker 1: I have a joicy right to delete or we double
Speaker 1: downs getting some cut through.
Speaker 6: Okay, So Justin Bieber said, Yo, this reminds me of
Speaker 6: when Haley and I got into a huge fight.
Speaker 1: I told Halees she'd never be on the cover of Vogue.
Speaker 6: Yikes, I know so mean for some reason, because I
Speaker 6: felt so disrespected, I thought I got to get even.
Speaker 6: I think as we and she'll, we realize we're not
Speaker 6: going to help anything by getting even. We honestly just
Speaker 6: prolonging what we really want, which is intimacy and connection. Anyway,
Speaker 6: she ends up on the cover of Vogue, and Bebes
Speaker 6: ends up with the whole Internet turning on him, saying, oh.
Speaker 3: Keep those thoughts and that situation to yourself, being dog.
Speaker 6: I don't know in Beaver's position, why you would ever
Speaker 6: detail a fight like that and open yourself up to
Speaker 6: criticism when he is already hounded by the paparazzi, Like,
Speaker 6: you're creating your own grief here?
Speaker 3: Ain't you one percent?
Speaker 7: Tween you this Joe's thirteen twenty four ten get involved?
Speaker 7: What do you regret posting go on? Especially early Facebook days?
Speaker 7: Oh my very goodness, get yourself on air with us
Speaker 7: as well. This morning we're going to give you a
Speaker 7: fifty dollar voucher to the Pancake Kitchen thirteen Gilbert Place
Speaker 7: in the city and also a Marion And we just
Speaker 7: tucked into some pancakes before and oh my gosh, it was.
Speaker 6: It's ridiculous. We've got the works here this morning. We've
Speaker 6: got the butter, we've got the mobilek syrup, we've got
Speaker 6: the strawberries, and we've got the thick, fluffy pancakes.
Speaker 1: And I can never seem to make at home.
Speaker 3: How they do it so well? Happy sixtieth birthday to
Speaker 3: the Pancake Kitchen.
Speaker 6: I am just a quick question with that, and know
Speaker 6: as you don't have to detail what, but do you
Speaker 6: have any early Facebook day regrets?
Speaker 7: Third and twenty four ten? Please share? What do you
Speaker 7: regret posting? Can I tell you next one of my
Speaker 7: early Facebook posts? Yes, I'd had a couple of beers.
Speaker 7: It involved it was a love affair that was one
Speaker 7: way from my way to an Australian cricketer.
Speaker 3: Can I can I share it with you next? Is
Speaker 3: this a safe space?
Speaker 1: It's so safe?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 7: Third and twenty four ten, please let's all share together.
Speaker 7: What do you regret posting? Maybe early days on Facebook?
Speaker 1: Check this is Adelaide's favorite way to awaken.
Speaker 7: Third and twenty four ten. We want to take your calls.
Speaker 7: What do you regret posting on social media?
Speaker 16: Ah?
Speaker 3: Do you reckon? Even the great Justin Bieber was like,
Speaker 3: what did I do that?
Speaker 12: I did?
Speaker 6: I post about my wife the time that we had
Speaker 6: a Barney and I told her she'd never be on
Speaker 6: the cover of Vogue, and then next minute she's on
Speaker 6: the cover of Vague. But I don't unnecessary, isn't it?
Speaker 13: I have?
Speaker 1: We've done it.
Speaker 6: We've all put stuff on social media that we shouldn't it.
Speaker 7: Absolutely we have Third and twenty fourteen, particularly early days
Speaker 7: on Facebook. I've got to share story with you very
Speaker 7: very soon, Joe. It's about what I am. The message
Speaker 7: I was trying to get to a particular Australian cricketer
Speaker 7: who just done a very good job at winning a
Speaker 7: particular ODI.
Speaker 3: Look at that.
Speaker 7: A couple of bitsite, a couple of beers, But I
Speaker 7: was very, very passionate in the moment.
Speaker 1: That's just a second. But first let's go to Kayla.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Kayla, what did you post on the social styll.
Speaker 17: So I posted that.
Speaker 18: I would like to see some people to support my
Speaker 18: village because I'm a single mum. I don't have much
Speaker 18: of the village and I just want to see who's
Speaker 18: out there who can support me. And actually five friends
Speaker 18: are the ones who decided to leave my Facebook and
Speaker 18: that blocked me and completely go rid of us, upsetting
Speaker 18: what I found. I found out that it was a
Speaker 18: good thing to do because I found out who my
Speaker 18: fakes are. But I still regret it because you know,
Speaker 18: I thought they were lovely people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true, that's his thank tho.
Speaker 6: Social media can really expose people. Like sometimes I meet
Speaker 6: people in real life and I think you're so lovely,
Speaker 6: and then you see their socials and you're like.
Speaker 1: Oh oh my, you were so different.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 1: You present us. It's funny.
Speaker 7: Do you remember as well as the early Facebook post
Speaker 7: where you're just like is anyone out there?
Speaker 3: Or like do you know? That's the real cryptic messages?
Speaker 1: What's everyone up to you?
Speaker 3: And you're like or you just you just right? Who cares?
Speaker 7: Does it even matter? Something like that, just to see
Speaker 7: if you get a nibble, just to see.
Speaker 1: If you get a bite.
Speaker 7: Oh, what do you regret putting on social media? Thirteen
Speaker 7: twenty four ten, What do you regret posting? I'm sure
Speaker 7: that there was a lot of regret from Justin Bieber
Speaker 7: when he exposed a little argument that he had with
Speaker 7: his wife Harley, which paid him in such poor lite.
Speaker 6: They got into it and he said, hey, you'll never
Speaker 6: be on the cover of Vogue, And he said, I
Speaker 6: said that because I want to get even, because I
Speaker 6: felt disrespected. Then he after there was a barrage. What
Speaker 6: the hell Justin? He promptly deleted the post. So thirteen
Speaker 6: twenty four to ten, we're doing this this morning. When
Speaker 6: did you post something that you regretted? Let's go to
Speaker 6: Brock from Davren Park. Good morning, Brock, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 6: What is your social media regret?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 17: I don't know if he's remembered the planking?
Speaker 3: Remember planking?
Speaker 7: Even in the height of planking, I was like this,
Speaker 7: this doesn't sit right. You were a plague of rock?
Speaker 17: Yeah, I mean I.
Speaker 18: Was still in high school.
Speaker 1: But yeah, where did you plank rock?
Speaker 17: Lots of different places. I think the best, but worse
Speaker 17: would be the top of an excavator.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, that's extremely dangerous. Okay, but they're more risky,
Speaker 7: the better for the plankers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was it, all right, Thanks for your call.
Speaker 6: You're off to the pancake kitchen with a fifty dollars
Speaker 6: out your Sam from Christi's beach warning morning.
Speaker 1: What do you regret posting? Sam?
Speaker 15: It's not so about now, but it was when I
Speaker 15: was a kid. I posted I'm just a kid and
Speaker 15: life is a nightmare. Reminded me of every year for
Speaker 15: like five years.
Speaker 7: It was great played tell me did you did you
Speaker 7: blacken your hair?
Speaker 3: And did you have a long fringe? What was going
Speaker 3: on at that stage you.
Speaker 1: Sam? And also a pair of documents what's that?
Speaker 15: Sorry?
Speaker 17: No, which makes it so much worse, really big fluffy hair,
Speaker 17: I had like bright clothes and I just decided, yeah, no,
Speaker 17: this this is the right side for what I'm going.
Speaker 3: For to the kids.
Speaker 6: The universe. What did you put out to the universe
Speaker 6: early days on face gosh?
Speaker 7: Just quickly, thank you so much, guys. You guys are
Speaker 7: heading off to the pancake kitchen. Fifty dollar about you,
Speaker 7: couple stores in the city and also marrying absolutely gorgeous
Speaker 7: happy sixtieth birthday. I'm not sure exactly what year it was, James,
Speaker 7: but it was Facebook days, early Facebook days. And you
Speaker 7: know me, I really really take the cricket personally, Yes
Speaker 7: you do. And I'm not sure where they were playing it,
Speaker 7: but Australia was playing in an Odi and they were
Speaker 7: done like that was so done.
Speaker 3: Enter James Faukner.
Speaker 7: Also it must be said, enter four or five beers
Speaker 7: into my mouth and forkner.
Speaker 3: I reckon, I reckon.
Speaker 7: He must hit those like sixty three off about thirty bores,
Speaker 7: which included a four of the last ball to win it.
Speaker 7: So you can imagine how I was going, Oh yeah,
Speaker 7: in the height of passion, in the height of the moment.
Speaker 7: I told you before what I said on Facebook. You
Speaker 7: said you cannot, under any circumstances say that on radio.
Speaker 7: So what I had said was something along the lines of,
Speaker 7: I'm very proud of you, James, and I feel like
Speaker 7: we should definitely have relations right now.
Speaker 3: May I have relations with you right now? No response?
Speaker 3: Can we talk about some naked running?
Speaker 6: Well, now that you've brought it up, it wasn't on
Speaker 6: my bingo card, but away you go.
Speaker 3: Here it is bingo naked running.
Speaker 7: It's a genuine thing, and so much so that there
Speaker 7: is a five k run in the Carolina Foothills and
Speaker 7: the states where they gather as many people as they
Speaker 7: can to go for a nude run. How many you ask,
Speaker 7: great question, Jones. One hundred and sixty one people have
Speaker 7: already signed up this year for the Carolina Buck Creek
Speaker 7: Street five k. Oh there sixty one naked bodies.
Speaker 1: Okay, and not just naked bodies, but fit naked bodies
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 3: You would presume, yeah, well you'd hope. So you would
Speaker 3: assume that.
Speaker 7: But when you go to the nude to speech and
Speaker 7: every time you see like photos and stuff of nudis
Speaker 7: spech for example, and maslins, it's sometimes people who shouldn't
Speaker 7: be naked that are the most naked to you know
Speaker 7: what I mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you just wonder. Here's my question to you.
Speaker 7: I would have thought in terms of comfortability, that running
Speaker 7: is the worst thing you could do, Like for example, ladies,
Speaker 7: isn't that when you need the most support, especially out
Speaker 7: the top.
Speaker 1: Absolute when you're going for a run, one hundred percent.
Speaker 6: If you're running without a sports bra, you're a chance
Speaker 6: to either depending on what stage about you.
Speaker 3: Knock yourself out, yourself give yourself a little.
Speaker 1: Or your kneecaps will be going what keeps slapping me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that's.
Speaker 7: The other thing for me, which I was going to
Speaker 7: say our clothes running absolutely fine, but naked running's bad
Speaker 7: for my knees.
Speaker 3: So do you know the drill Friday would.
Speaker 7: Not be complete, It wouldn't be nowhere near it's potential
Speaker 7: there for fifty Friday, we.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't even turn up. If you can get to speak to.
Speaker 16: The weekends here fitzies near im a rat battle.
Speaker 3: Hey guys, what are you happy for.
Speaker 1: Friday? To you my friend?
Speaker 6: Hey, we've been talking all week about your hopes and
Speaker 6: dreams when you're a little kid. Because my five year
Speaker 6: old just decided she's getting married to Lockeye and her
Speaker 6: other friend Hugo. He's going to marry Hazel when they're
Speaker 6: going to live next door and then all work at
Speaker 6: on Immedia.
Speaker 1: Which is our family business. So it's all mapped out.
Speaker 6: What hopes of dreams did young little baby face Ryan
Speaker 6: have growing up?
Speaker 16: I always wanted to be a fiery and it wasn't
Speaker 16: because this is without a word of a lie. It
Speaker 16: wasn't because I was going to go in and save
Speaker 16: people from burning houses. It was because one of Dad's
Speaker 16: mates was a fiery and I could not believe that
Speaker 16: they got paid for sleeping all night. I was like,
Speaker 16: so he goes into work, Dad, and he sleeps all
Speaker 16: night and he gets paid for it. And he goes, yeah, clear, no,
Speaker 16: if there's no fires, they get paid for it. And
Speaker 16: I was like, that's what I wanted to me, And
Speaker 16: I ended up making seats at Mitsubishi shown everyone starting, yeah, actually,
Speaker 16: just on that with your daughter marrying someone as well.
Speaker 16: There was a very funny video dur in the week
Speaker 16: that went viral of a young girl that came home
Speaker 16: and said that I'm going to marry Tommy from school
Speaker 16: and Tommy has already proposed to me behind the sports
Speaker 16: shed and she pulls out Tommy had stolen his mum's
Speaker 16: actual engagement ring and had these three huge.
Speaker 3: Diamonds on it.
Speaker 16: So the video was of the parents of the daughter
Speaker 16: just absolutely losing it, going, oh my gosh, she's just
Speaker 16: been proposed to and here's the ring. Oh, he stole
Speaker 16: it from home and proposed to his skilfriend at school.
Speaker 3: Tommy's Mom's already filed for insurance.
Speaker 14: Today we have big news Millie has been proposed to
Speaker 14: a school who proposed to you, Milly. So Tommy has
Speaker 14: proposed to Millie and she keeps telling us she's got
Speaker 14: a ring in her bag. So can you just go
Speaker 14: and at the ring that Tommy proposed to you with
Speaker 14: the day please? Tommy has stolen his mother's engagement ring,
Speaker 14: three enormous diamonds and proposed to Millie.
Speaker 1: How good?
Speaker 11: How good?
Speaker 6: When you're a mother and you see your little kids
Speaker 6: handling your jewelry. And little Harper was walking through the
Speaker 6: house with my Tiffany bracelet the other day, I said, oh,
Speaker 6: have that, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: It's not nice.
Speaker 1: It's not a toy.
Speaker 3: Because you know what, as a kid, there's.
Speaker 16: I think you steal once where you have no idea
Speaker 16: that it's wrong. So you innocently might grab a kit
Speaker 16: kat on the way out from Walworth, thinking, oh god,
Speaker 16: these are all here in front of my face. I'm
Speaker 16: allowed to have these. And there's always the one moment
Speaker 16: where you learned very quickly because your parents have just
Speaker 16: grabbed you by the arm and thrown you in the car.
Speaker 3: Don't you dare do that again?
Speaker 1: Did you court stealing something fits.
Speaker 3: In your ears? I'm a Southern boy in the heart
Speaker 3: of South surely not.
Speaker 16: Actually, have you got Guy Sebastian coming on the show?
Speaker 1: We do very shortly.
Speaker 16: Guy Sebastian Actually, when he was younger he got caught
Speaker 16: still because he's from the northern suburbs. He got caught
Speaker 16: steal and batteries from a petty station. Really, that Guy Sebastian,
Speaker 16: Angels guy. There was a moment where he told us
Speaker 16: that on radio once and you could tell halfway through
Speaker 16: he sort of paused, and which should I be telling this?
Speaker 16: But I think it's kids. You've shopedly for once in
Speaker 16: your life, don't you. I mean, even if you're oblivious
Speaker 16: to it, you still do it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I got I used to have a rubber collection.
Speaker 6: Let me rephrase that. I used to have an eraser
Speaker 6: correction when I was younger Hobart and I stole some
Speaker 6: from the news agent and my mum found them and
Speaker 6: said where did you get these?
Speaker 1: And she made me take them back? Fits.
Speaker 3: No, she was jealous. She was jealous of a collection.
Speaker 16: Gosh, no one's going to notice the erasers that are gone, you.
Speaker 3: Know, or care. Let her live out her rubber dreams.
Speaker 6: See the crows on the weekend. They've got West Coast.
Speaker 6: Surely to goodness, surely.
Speaker 3: One hundred plus you recond no. West Coast are coming
Speaker 3: off a win. They're on a hot streak.
Speaker 16: So look, I do think we need to rest some players,
Speaker 16: some of the older players, because they are getting beaten
Speaker 16: up a little bit.
Speaker 3: Text is one of them. It's okay if you can
Speaker 3: have a week off.
Speaker 16: You worry though, that if you lose to West Coast
Speaker 16: and you've rested a couple of your big pyers, it
Speaker 16: does not go down well with the fans.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what about the arrogance of Colinwood a few weeks
Speaker 7: ago rested like four or five of their best players
Speaker 7: and still beat Fremantle in person.
Speaker 3: It's not fair. It's not fair.
Speaker 1: Collin would have good I hate Collingwood.
Speaker 6: I hate their supporters, but I hate that they're good
Speaker 6: at their craft.
Speaker 3: Strangers, because Collinwood speaks very highly of you, Joe's very.
Speaker 16: Much they do and talking a shoplifts ninety percent of
Speaker 16: their fans.
Speaker 7: You have just angled a bunch of buyers supporters.
Speaker 1: You vote your weekends.
Speaker 3: Battle.
Speaker 7: What a fierce contest is here is where it's an
Speaker 7: opportunity for you to listen to choose the music behind
Speaker 7: the scenes.
Speaker 3: So it's pretty brutal. Yeah, it's brutal.
Speaker 1: It's pretty full on.
Speaker 6: You need to jump on the Instagram and vote Jody
Speaker 6: and Hazy.
Speaker 3: Too late, Now, that's too light.
Speaker 1: Now votings closed.
Speaker 7: Schools have been locked in and produced Molly the Year.
Speaker 7: This week was a little bit interesting.
Speaker 1: Yes, two thousand and four, good year. A lot of good.
Speaker 2: Music this week, though, it was an absolute landslide.
Speaker 3: Oh my very goodness.
Speaker 1: Okay, do you want to play the songs?
Speaker 3: First jokes? You went with this? It's a safe best.
Speaker 11: She said, Baby, let's.
Speaker 7: Go Usher, Ludacris, Little John. Yeah, John, First look, I
Speaker 7: went down a very very different part.
Speaker 1: And then so beautiful baby is Now?
Speaker 3: Then where is where I'm confident with my choice? Jessica Simpson?
Speaker 1: What just happened to you?
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 3: You guys remember Jessica Simpson?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I feel good. Actually, it's quite cleansing.
Speaker 6: When when is Jessica Simpson ever let you down in
Speaker 6: the past?
Speaker 3: Ever? Well, she hasn't let me down this week. Okay,
Speaker 3: we've got this farther. It's Friday.
Speaker 7: Jesse Simpson, The Usher, Ludacris and Little John. Ah would
Speaker 7: you Sami Hawd we go Here we go.
Speaker 1: Our winner with seventy three percent of the boots this week.
Speaker 3: I'm very happy with that.
Speaker 1: Jody, watch you out.
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 3: Oh it was a safe beair Chis congratulations.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 7: That takes a score now to eight seven. Oh, you
Speaker 7: are catching me Joe's You're winning song, Usha Ludacris, Little
Speaker 7: John Ah's congratulations. That's your winning song this week for
Speaker 7: about all the bangers, Usha Ludicrous, Little John. Yeah, which
Speaker 7: takes a score to eight seven. You are on the
Speaker 7: comeback trail. Congratulations, my friends.
Speaker 6: I don't recall ever trailing by that much, but AnyWho,
Speaker 6: that's okay.
Speaker 3: That's like, oh what now you're saying it's rigged there?
Speaker 3: How did I.
Speaker 1: Say it was rigged?
Speaker 6: You're saying I'm on the comeback? When was I trailing
Speaker 6: seven to one?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 7: Ah, see what you're saying. I don't understand. Let's talk, Chris,
Speaker 7: Janna shall we yes.
Speaker 1: We shall.
Speaker 6: This is absolutely unbelievable if you want to google her
Speaker 6: and her new face. So she has sparked chatter about
Speaker 6: the undetectable plastic surgery era with a new photo of
Speaker 6: her looking the same age as her own daughters.
Speaker 1: You haven't seen it. I'm about to reveal it to you.
Speaker 1: Are you ready?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Hit me with a counter of three one two three?
Speaker 3: Hang on, what that's christ Jenna?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Is that christ Janna on the right as well? Yes? No,
Speaker 3: that's not yes, it is Oh my god, she looks
Speaker 3: exactly like Kim, doesn't she?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 3: Exactly doesn't she?
Speaker 7: So my first impression was that that was a comparison
Speaker 7: of Chris Janna with Kim Kardashian.
Speaker 3: No, no, she now looks exactly like Kim.
Speaker 1: One of the same. She is sixty nine years old,
Speaker 1: about to turn seventy.
Speaker 3: What is going on?
Speaker 6: There must be just a new well Apparently it combined
Speaker 6: several procedures, including enhanced cheek volume and a more defined
Speaker 6: jaw line.
Speaker 3: Are we sorry? Can I just like? Are we one
Speaker 3: hundred percent sure that that's the same person?
Speaker 1: Ask the internet? Mate?
Speaker 3: Does the Internet ever?
Speaker 6: Lie?
Speaker 3: Has the Internet ever lied before?
Speaker 1: It does look like her.
Speaker 6: So the thing is, she's had work before, but it's
Speaker 6: looked like she's had work before. But this new facelift
Speaker 6: or whatever the hell it is she has has made
Speaker 6: her look the same age as her daughter. Kim it's
Speaker 6: you can't. I don't even have the words for it.
Speaker 6: And also you know the telltale sign like you can
Speaker 6: have as much work on your face as you want.
Speaker 6: The next always the giveaway when your neck gets a
Speaker 6: little bit creepy.
Speaker 1: Tight neck, she got tight neck? No, she has got
Speaker 1: a tight neck.
Speaker 7: No turkey gobble there no good on her. It's well,
Speaker 7: that's actually saying that, is that the question? Good on her?
Speaker 3: How do you feel about this?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 6: I feel like I know Christian is a bit to me.
Speaker 1: She's a little bit annoying.
Speaker 6: Because she's taught her daughters that you looks at your commodity, right,
Speaker 6: But at.
Speaker 1: The same time, if it makes her happy.
Speaker 6: But also I don't like the pressure on other women
Speaker 6: to look younger, you know what I mean, other women
Speaker 6: who probably don't have one hundred thousand dollars type of surgery.
Speaker 6: Can we just age gracefully kind of thing?
Speaker 7: Cameron die style. Yeah, she's very much going down that
Speaker 7: path around. I'm very proud of it. Pamarrons and also
Speaker 7: at least keys no makeup. Well, yeah, every single minute
Speaker 7: of the day.
Speaker 1: Is that what she does?
Speaker 3: That's what she does. So what about this.
Speaker 7: Point of view, doing what makes you happy, particularly if
Speaker 7: you're sixty nine years old. So I know that there's
Speaker 7: a rising trend of people in the early twin He's
Speaker 7: getting injectables and.
Speaker 3: All that sort stuff, and that's scary.
Speaker 1: I'm not about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not about that either. That's really scary, and it.
Speaker 1: Gets sold to them like, oh, you need it because
Speaker 1: it's preventable. You don't.
Speaker 6: It's like the twelve year olds getting around buying skincare,
Speaker 6: buying retinoal. For goodness sake, if twelve your skin is flawless,
Speaker 6: it will never be more flawless than it is now.
Speaker 7: Is there a spot to say, if he's sixty nine
Speaker 7: and look obviously it's going to expensive, do what.
Speaker 3: Makes you happy?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Or does it go against it because she's on such
Speaker 7: a big public profile that it sunds a pretty poor message, That's.
Speaker 1: What I think.
Speaker 6: But also I don't know. It just speaks volumes about
Speaker 6: the pressure on women to look younger.
Speaker 3: She certainly looks young.
Speaker 7: She would mistake her for Kim Kardashian and as well
Speaker 7: produce them.
Speaker 3: Ill is just showing as the photo of Christian originally.
Speaker 1: That's so this is when she was actually.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's not her. That's another different But there's three
Speaker 7: different people that I'm saying here. One of them looks
Speaker 7: like Kim Kardashian, one of them looks like Christiana, and
Speaker 7: I don't know who that is, but apparently that is
Speaker 7: the original Christiana. There is nothing done.
Speaker 6: There is a saying that money can't buy your happiness,
Speaker 6: but yours crap can buy you a new face.