Speaker 1: We got Grady, get you the ready morning every day,
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Speaker 2: The following segment is the mature audiences only and may
Speaker 2: contain how to content, graphic language, and nudity.
Speaker 1: Not that you'll see it is easily offended. Well, you're
Speaker 1: about to find out just how.
Speaker 3: Easily your father. He's on the money.
Speaker 1: Jody and Hazy six.
Speaker 3: Nothing said before we'll start again. You know, sometimes to
Speaker 3: see a headline, you're like, oh, that just connects with
Speaker 3: my soul. Here's one for you. I'm a three hundred
Speaker 3: and sixty kilo sex worker. I role play as a
Speaker 3: giant eating people, and I make five k mouth few
Speaker 3: layers for that headliners, now not.
Speaker 1: Make this stuff up.
Speaker 4: Renee Star is a plus sized fetish model from Florida.
Speaker 4: She earns around wait for it, five thousand dollars a
Speaker 4: month by fulfilling niche online requests, including role playing as
Speaker 4: a giant and other fantasy.
Speaker 3: I smell of the blood of an Englishman.
Speaker 1: Come here, Renee.
Speaker 4: She specializes in feederism and body related fetish is, emphasizing
Speaker 4: acceptance and that her work is about fantasy, not just sex.
Speaker 3: Look to be honest with you, No, that might that
Speaker 3: might shock you. Fetishes in general though, oh my gosh,
Speaker 3: very unusual and you know what, we can put it
Speaker 3: out there thirteen and twenty four ten. Do you have
Speaker 3: an unusual fetish? Do you know someone who has a fetish?
Speaker 3: Maybe their fetish has been sprung upon you? Please share
Speaker 3: with us this morning?
Speaker 1: Are we doing this? Saturday? Twenty five?
Speaker 3: Doing it?
Speaker 1: Do you like to weir on people?
Speaker 3: Do you know what? Can we go through some of
Speaker 3: the more unusual and most popular fetishes out there?
Speaker 5: Go on?
Speaker 3: This one is strange to me, but it's a thing.
Speaker 3: It's called acro tomophilia, and that's your attraction to amputees. Oh,
Speaker 3: often involving preference to certain time of amputation because you
Speaker 3: know when there's limbs missing. How sexy, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: how rackty? You think that involves the fairy community. Some
Speaker 3: engage in sexual ax were addressed as animals, with a
Speaker 3: significant portion identifying as LGBT.
Speaker 1: What what did you call it?
Speaker 3: You think? You think?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: I'm here's one which you were talking about before your
Speaker 3: passion case, your roll agnea. I think it's cool, and
Speaker 3: that's arousal from urine related activities. So there you go.
Speaker 3: The water works.
Speaker 4: Look, I'm not judging people, certainly not whatever you're into, Yes,
Speaker 4: but that's just not something I understand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you shouldn't have to Okay, you shouldn't have to, Gez.
Speaker 3: You're denying it pretty heavily, though.
Speaker 4: What would you have what would you have done if
Speaker 4: back in the day, if someone had asked you to
Speaker 4: do that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: I just well I get stage five first and foremost,
Speaker 3: making wing next to someone at the footing, and you're like, oh, no, God,
Speaker 3: because you're watching me. This one's a bit random. Crop profilia.
Speaker 3: That's a sexual arousing from feces. That's the thing. That's
Speaker 3: the things. And do you know what the number one
Speaker 3: fetish is ranked in terms of popularity?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 3: Necrophilia? No, it is attraction too, and sexual activity with
Speaker 3: the dead considered a mental disorder and rightly.
Speaker 4: So, okay, thirteen twenty four to ten. Any of those
Speaker 4: take your fancy. Have you got your own original fetish
Speaker 4: that you'd like to share with this? I don't think
Speaker 4: we're going to get any calls this morning.
Speaker 3: Of course they prove us wrong. I don't think I
Speaker 3: can get any calls either.
Speaker 1: No, okay, but chuck it out there.
Speaker 4: Mate, Sometimes you just got to go fishing and see
Speaker 4: what you can get on your line.
Speaker 3: Do you have any nibbles? It doesn't have to be
Speaker 3: you as well, it could be sprung upon you. Fetishes.
Speaker 4: Good to loan one please because Alex from Croydon, Good morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Joe, Jagan.
Speaker 1: Good good. Tell everyone where you work please.
Speaker 2: So I work at an adult shop here in Adelaide,
Speaker 2: and I think for the sake of my clientele, I
Speaker 2: may keep that to myself what the doll's shops. So
Speaker 2: people still feel a bit comfortable and I'm not sharing
Speaker 2: some of their fetishes. But I will say you guys
Speaker 2: were accurate spot on before with the AMPT porn that
Speaker 2: is very popular as well. We have a series called
Speaker 2: Stumps that Hunt.
Speaker 3: Alex. Can we ask you how much? How much are
Speaker 3: we talking dav days, we're talking magazines where where we're going.
Speaker 6: DVDs and nags.
Speaker 2: Are as popular as they've ever been in wild in
Speaker 2: this day and age. Do you think that people can
Speaker 2: download that stuff of the internet with ease? But people
Speaker 2: still feel comfortable enough to come in and buy their
Speaker 2: stuff on discs.
Speaker 4: So I don't understand that you would rather go up
Speaker 4: to a random human who you've never met and stand
Speaker 4: in front of them, go stumps that hunt plays, you know, they.
Speaker 2: Just and there's that level of comfortability. And it's a
Speaker 2: lot of the older generation too. I find that people
Speaker 2: are around my age. I'm in my late twenties and
Speaker 2: they are the most nervous people when they come in.
Speaker 2: And I don't know why, because this generation is supposed
Speaker 2: to be very open with their sexuality, whereas the old generation,
Speaker 2: they're more comfortable in coming in. And this is out
Speaker 2: one of our more popular categories. And that's transgender porn.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's the thing too, is it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Absolutely? I don't know if it's the lack of
Speaker 2: a minute term old businessmen that like to venture off
Speaker 2: to the far East.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this has been very enlightened.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, goodness mate, Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Alex, Alex from Croydon. We should catch up a willow
Speaker 3: Been and discuss this further.
Speaker 4: I wonder if they'd have Nova pumping through the speakers
Speaker 4: at the sex show.
Speaker 3: Hey yeah, Alex, before you go, can you make sure
Speaker 3: that you've got to hook an over nine on nine
Speaker 3: at your particular store place.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, we'll be pumping it there we.
Speaker 1: Go, beautiful thank you so much.
Speaker 3: That's what it's all about.
Speaker 1: Lightning, wasn't it?
Speaker 3: It really was? Halle Berry? Is she good?
Speaker 1: I don't know if she's okay.
Speaker 4: We just mentioned before she turned up to the met
Speaker 4: gala wearing absolutely no underwear.
Speaker 3: Whoops, got the undies?
Speaker 1: Fifty eight years old? You think you remember your nickers,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you?
Speaker 3: I know what's going on, Halle.
Speaker 4: And now she has shocked the internet Internet with a
Speaker 4: racy pre sex video. So basically she's lying there with
Speaker 4: her partner. His name is Van Hunt. To be very
Speaker 4: careful with that one.
Speaker 3: I can only assume they call him Van the Man too.
Speaker 4: By the way, she appears to be naked in bed
Speaker 4: and she's lying there and she's flogging off her very
Speaker 4: own personal lubricant called let's spin.
Speaker 3: Definitely need to be careful when you use the sentence
Speaker 3: flogging it off, just because just before Halle Berry's about
Speaker 3: to do you know what. But anyway, let's have a
Speaker 3: listen to what happens pre session. So, oh, I.
Speaker 7: Started how my mother's day started. Now I'm gonna tell
Speaker 7: you about I'm not going to show you. I'm going
Speaker 7: to tell you about how my mother's Day is going
Speaker 7: to end.
Speaker 3: Yes, I wish you hurry up.
Speaker 8: First of all, we kind of Let's spin because Let's
Speaker 8: Spin just came out in this cute little travel size
Speaker 8: and so since we're in can France, I travelway it
Speaker 8: for the first time and we're about to give it
Speaker 8: a spin.
Speaker 3: You're about to can we?
Speaker 5: Van?
Speaker 3: I know how to feel about this. So halle Berry
Speaker 3: long with you, and I Twine was responsible for I
Speaker 3: would say some really really deep fantasies that helped me
Speaker 3: discover that I was a young boy with a lot
Speaker 3: of hormonestnes for my body. But I look at that
Speaker 3: and I listened to that, and I hally, come on,
Speaker 3: keep the lid on it.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like, can you imagine her kids watching that?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, mom, man, he's up on the lubricant chat.
Speaker 3: Can you So this is the big question as well, like,
Speaker 3: particularly we've got young kids around, are you over the
Speaker 3: top affectionate? Oh yeah, I think it's a better space
Speaker 3: where you've got your kids been like oh mo, Dad,
Speaker 3: put it away?
Speaker 1: Oh I know.
Speaker 3: And the other way.
Speaker 4: Do you do your kids give you that one? If
Speaker 4: you ever like give car a kiss or whatever. My
Speaker 4: kids are like.
Speaker 3: Ew, Yeah, that's funny because my son's like, oh, what's
Speaker 3: going on, But my daughter's like, keep doing it. Kiss,
Speaker 3: It's actually really nice. I drove past the Adelaide Entertainment
Speaker 3: sent her last night around about five o'clock, and boy,
Speaker 3: oh boy, it was crazy, was it. Tickets for Gracie
Speaker 3: Abrams are so incredibly in demand and it wasn't like
Speaker 3: that just a few months ago.
Speaker 4: It seems so correct me if I'm wrong here producing Molly.
Speaker 4: But she toured with on the Errors tour, didn't she?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Turtle Swift, right, she so did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that is that that's catapulted her, hasn't it
Speaker 4: into this new level of Superstartum?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: I like to call myself an OG fan because I
Speaker 5: was listening to her in twenty twenty. Yeah, no one
Speaker 5: cared and then all of a sudden she's blown up,
Speaker 5: which is amazing for her.
Speaker 1: Same goes with Sabrina Carpenter.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, how offended would you be when people are like, oh,
Speaker 3: you just jumped on board after she checked up with
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift? Very offensive?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, I was.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 4: G Well, I'll tell you what though, we had literally
Speaker 4: hundreds of tickets to Gracie Abrams last year, and you
Speaker 4: couldn't give him away.
Speaker 3: You've given them away? Who wants them?
Speaker 4: No, they can and now and now I tried to
Speaker 4: score some so I could take my kids and absoluute
Speaker 4: Hen's teeth.
Speaker 3: They were should see the inbox Novah's inbox for people
Speaker 3: asking for Gracy Abrams tickets And we can't. We can't
Speaker 3: create more seats at the LA Entertainment sent.
Speaker 1: We definitely cannot.
Speaker 4: People you knew before they blew up and became absolutely famous.
Speaker 1: You have got the best. Josh Giddy, I loved.
Speaker 3: You so much, so we thought he might do something.
Speaker 3: But when he first teamed up with the LA thirty
Speaker 3: six this as part of the Next Gen sort of
Speaker 3: the Next Stars Academy, I think it is. So they
Speaker 3: think he's probably going to go to the NBA. I'm
Speaker 3: not sure IF's going to get drafted. They certainly didn't
Speaker 3: think he was going to go number six. And this
Speaker 3: six has asked us, could you do a chat with
Speaker 3: this kid? And I'm like, yeah, I'll find some time anyway.
Speaker 3: So we did it near Chapel seven and he was late,
Speaker 3: and I just remember I remember sort of half blowing
Speaker 3: up with the media manager at the time being like,
Speaker 3: where is he? Where is this kid? It's not good enough.
Speaker 3: We've got stuff to do. We've got stuff to do.
Speaker 3: We've got to get the red Backs, We're going to
Speaker 3: get the port We're going to get the codes. Some
Speaker 3: snotty teenager who's late. And I remember I remember leaving
Speaker 3: the interview and he was a great interview. Ya, really
Speaker 3: good kid, but it was just late. And I remember
Speaker 3: leaving the interview and sort of saying the thirty six manager,
Speaker 3: you owe us, We've done your favor. Fast forward Josh
Speaker 3: Giddies on the verge of signing a two hundred and
Speaker 3: seventy five million dollar.
Speaker 4: Contract, unbelievable and probably plays for one of the most
Speaker 4: famous franchises.
Speaker 1: In the globe, The Balls.
Speaker 4: Yeah Yeah, thirteen, twenty fourteen. Let's do this this morning.
Speaker 4: Who did you meet before they became famous? We got
Speaker 4: a Melissa from Elizabeth grow.
Speaker 1: Good morning, mil Hi, HELLI am good good. Who'd you meet?
Speaker 9: I met Savage Garden?
Speaker 1: Your cousin Darren Hayes.
Speaker 3: How did you meet my cousin Darren? Did you meet
Speaker 3: my cousin Darren Hayes. Yeah, he's beautiful, isn't he? It's
Speaker 3: a beautiful soul.
Speaker 9: I went to a pub in Rockingham in Perth. Yeah,
Speaker 9: and these two guys they said, oh, they just started out. Yeah,
Speaker 9: and I went to a tigg.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: It was really cool. And them before I do it,
Speaker 9: they were famous.
Speaker 1: So did you actually have a conversation with the milk?
Speaker 9: Yeah? I had a drink with them.
Speaker 3: That's good, and then melt How long before they actually
Speaker 3: hit the big time? And did you see them sort
Speaker 3: of pop up in the charts And I'm like, oh gosh,
Speaker 3: these guys are really cool.
Speaker 2: I know that I did.
Speaker 9: I did a long time. I was telling anyone, Oh
Speaker 9: my god, I met them, that was what I were famous.
Speaker 9: I tell my daughter all the time.
Speaker 1: That's very cool.
Speaker 8: World.
Speaker 1: I'm milk. Thanks you so much. Perfect more of that please, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty four ten, this morning.
Speaker 3: All right, thirteen twenty four ten. Who did you meet
Speaker 3: before they blew up? Before they were famous? A lot
Speaker 3: of people from Adelaide as well. Did anyone know Sia
Speaker 3: before she absolutely cracked it? Because she cracked it at
Speaker 3: a mature age, yes, late thirties.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm sure there are people in Adelaide who have
Speaker 4: met sir before.
Speaker 3: Yes, she doesn't. I don't think she ventures back to
Speaker 3: little old Adelaide too much anymore.
Speaker 4: No, no, all right, let's do this this morning. Oh
Speaker 4: Josh Kitty.
Speaker 3: You cute, little Josh Kitty. I'll tell you what thirty
Speaker 3: six is you are? O us having a chat with
Speaker 3: this kid. What's his name again, Josh Kitty? That's right?
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty fourteen. Who did you know before they were famous?
Speaker 3: Before they really blew up?
Speaker 1: This is Adelaide's favorite?
Speaker 4: Wait a week?
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten. Who did you know before they
Speaker 3: were famous? Gracey Abrams rocked it last night, so the
Speaker 3: Adelaide stament sound. It wasn't that long day, Joe. She
Speaker 3: wasn't pretty famous at all. She just blew up.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 4: It just went from nought to one hundred just like that.
Speaker 4: So thirteen twenty four ten, give.
Speaker 3: Us a call.
Speaker 4: We've got a two hundred dollars Japanese hair spar voucher
Speaker 4: from the gym.
Speaker 1: Can I just say that is the most magnificent experience?
Speaker 3: Oh God, I loved it so much you won't stop
Speaker 3: rabbiting on about it.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten. Who did you know before they
Speaker 4: blew up?
Speaker 11: All?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: Let's go to Glenn. I g that's where we find
Speaker 3: Matt's Matt, who was it the kid le Roy? Okay, okay,
Speaker 3: so you're a sacred heart boy?
Speaker 10: Yes, yeah, heart? He came in year seven and eight?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ryan, And what was he like?
Speaker 10: He wasn't much of a footy boy, so he doesn't
Speaker 10: sit in a sagara hearty. I heard stories of him
Speaker 10: in the boarding house. He was rapping in his room,
Speaker 10: as you can imagine, as a bunch of fourteen year
Speaker 10: old boys that didn't go down too well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just a weirdo in his room.
Speaker 3: Who's cool?
Speaker 1: Who do you think you are? Eminem Like, come on, man?
Speaker 4: And then next minute he's one of the biggest pop
Speaker 4: superstars on the planet.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's cool. Thank goodness you went down that path
Speaker 3: as well, Matt, because when you said, oh, I used
Speaker 3: to do things in the boarding house, I was like,
Speaker 3: oh god, just sort of hovering over the dump button.
Speaker 1: By your boarding house.
Speaker 3: Rush.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: So did you do you like, could you call him now?
Speaker 3: Like if you bumped into him in the street, would
Speaker 3: you guys talk to each other?
Speaker 10: Definitely not. He would not remember me. But one of
Speaker 10: my friends, she used to date him and putting on
Speaker 10: her Instagram story every anniversary like happy anniversary. Do love
Speaker 10: brings us back together?
Speaker 2: Dating?
Speaker 10: Now he's dating take the creage?
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah, just just the high school girlfriend
Speaker 4: going back to tape the cry.
Speaker 3: Oh thank you so much, Matt, give us a call.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten. Thirteen twenty four ten. Who did
Speaker 3: you know before they blew up? Before they became famous?
Speaker 3: It was like a few months ago. I feels like
Speaker 3: the Gracie Abrams wasn't doing much and all of a
Speaker 3: sudden you cannot print enough tickets to her gigs.
Speaker 1: Oh well, we definitely tried to get some tickets and just.
Speaker 3: Couldn't sold out. Physically impossible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's gone from not to one hundred, hasn't she.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Shane from Mount Barker.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Hey, good morning.
Speaker 2: Who I'm Gail?
Speaker 9: Oh Gail Shane is my husband?
Speaker 1: Oh that makes sense? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Who did you know before you were famous? Before they
Speaker 1: were before they were famous?
Speaker 12: He toured with an Excess and First and Adelaide and
Speaker 12: all around Australia before they did their big kick to
Speaker 12: him awesome?
Speaker 1: And Michael Hutchins, what was he like?
Speaker 12: Oh well, that's that's the bonus you mentioned.
Speaker 9: He really liked him, he was the guy.
Speaker 12: But when they came to Adlaide, he did he take
Speaker 12: me to introduce me to him? I was peeved about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, blue shame. Yeah, introduced me that over there? What's
Speaker 3: his name, Michael? Yeah? He looks all right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Why not?
Speaker 4: Was he just it was like he used sex appeal
Speaker 4: that man.
Speaker 3: Even even blokes could sit there and be like, there's
Speaker 3: something about when he dances and when he moves like that,
Speaker 3: and even blokes like that's cool. I try and do
Speaker 3: that looks jerky and awkward. Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I do know what you mean. I've seen you dance.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Michelle from Lewiston. Good morning, Michelle.
Speaker 1: Who did you know before they were famous?
Speaker 13: Not myself, but my mom used to work. We'd see her, see.
Speaker 3: Her, Oh my gosh. Okay, take us through what was
Speaker 3: the working relationship.
Speaker 13: They worked at the Elizabeth centerlink back in the day
Speaker 13: when that and she loved it. She reckoned. She used
Speaker 13: to sing at work and she'd always tell her you're
Speaker 13: you're going to be famous one day. And she just
Speaker 13: loved her. Yeah, she always talked about her voice.
Speaker 4: Sea worked at the Centerlink at Elizabeth Uh huh, yeah, unbelievable.
Speaker 3: What about Michelle. You're trying and do some work and
Speaker 3: all of a sudden, we're going to take some calls.
Speaker 3: So what and she was I'm assuming she was lovely too.
Speaker 3: We can wildly assume that.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah, my mum raved about her still all the time.
Speaker 13: She went to Vegas a few years ago and went
Speaker 13: and seeing her over there because I couldn't go without
Speaker 13: visiting her again. I needed to hear her voids.
Speaker 12: Ah.
Speaker 13: But yeah, she loved her. She thought she was a
Speaker 13: beautiful person and she goes. I always knew she was
Speaker 13: going to make it.
Speaker 1: I tell you what. I see.
Speaker 4: His career took off because she recorded the on Hold
Speaker 4: music at Center Link, and that will get you a
Speaker 4: lot of exposures.
Speaker 3: That's the ticket to the big times. Michelle, congratulations, We
Speaker 3: want to give you a little two hundred Japanese hair
Speaker 3: Spar voucher from the gym. It's all yours, Oh wonderful,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: You will love that. It's absolutely epic.
Speaker 3: Michelle Japanese Hairspar the ultimate hair treatment and Scout Massage
Speaker 3: at the gym, my Land. It's a beauty gym, not
Speaker 3: to work out once. There some famous alumni as world
Speaker 3: from Adelaide.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: Surely people are friends with guys Sebastian back in the
Speaker 3: day as well.
Speaker 4: I wonder if you ever ventured into the central link
Speaker 4: at Elizabeths back in the day, if she had that
Speaker 4: big wig over a place.
Speaker 1: Lady behind the count is a bit weird.
Speaker 3: Oh, look at she's singing again. So can I speak
Speaker 3: to the manager?
Speaker 11: Please?
Speaker 3: Can't make sense of this. I've got a bit of
Speaker 3: sad information for you, actually, okay, and it involved with millennials.
Speaker 3: So our recent study shows that seventy percent of millennials
Speaker 3: prefer having pets over children, influenced by rising living costs,
Speaker 3: limited housing and future uncertainty. Is considering that everyone else's
Speaker 3: sort of grown up. Obviously it's not for everyone, but
Speaker 3: for those who have dreams of having kids in a family,
Speaker 3: I don't think the thought process was ever, Well, we
Speaker 3: can't do that because we can't afford it. Yeah, but
Speaker 3: right now our cost of living is so outrageous. Yes,
Speaker 3: that is a consideration. Yeah, and that's tough.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, never in our lifetime has it ever
Speaker 4: really been this expensive, has it? And so for people
Speaker 4: to now not be in a position where they can
Speaker 4: have kids because it's too costly is actually it's bloody sad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the shift towards prioritizing pets could have lasting impacts
Speaker 3: on society, including changes in housing design and lifestyle plants.
Speaker 3: How many times you're try and get a rental and
Speaker 3: you can't get a pet in there? Yes, sorry, no
Speaker 3: dog's allowed. No cats.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And I think something else to take into consideration too,
Speaker 4: is most women work now work full time, and if
Speaker 4: you've climbed that corporate ladder and then you opt out
Speaker 4: for a year or so to go and have a
Speaker 4: baby and go on maternity leave, that can be expensive.
Speaker 4: Not all maternity leaves paid either, So that's an issue.
Speaker 4: Childcare is ridiculous. That's insane, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Even. I understand that.
Speaker 4: The moment when your kid finishes childcare and starts primary school,
Speaker 4: especially if they're in the public system, is like, you're
Speaker 4: so financially unburdened after that, because child is just disgusting.
Speaker 3: Do you remember it went from having help save from grandparents, parents,
Speaker 3: et cetera, was like a bit of a that's great too.
Speaker 3: Almost Now it's a need. Yeah, it is a need
Speaker 3: to live and survive and raise a family twenty five.
Speaker 4: If you noticed that school pickup, Now it's all grandparents. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's like oil. All the kids are trotting off to Oshea.
Speaker 3: So future grandparents just beware. It's not now privilege to
Speaker 3: have grandchildren. It's it's a job.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a full time occupation, isn't it. And then
Speaker 4: these little people need somewhere to live, don't they. And
Speaker 4: housing at the moment, just you hear horror stories. You're
Speaker 4: in the housing market, are you, molly? But yeah, you
Speaker 4: just hear these horror stories about tiny little s holes
Speaker 4: costing you know, upwards nearly a million bucks.
Speaker 5: We went to an inspection recently and the bathroom was
Speaker 5: mold ridden. There was electrical wires coming off walls, cracks
Speaker 5: in ceilings.
Speaker 1: Over a million dollars.
Speaker 3: It's a real fixer opera renovator's dream.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, It is so crazy.
Speaker 5: You guys have raised some good points, like it's hard
Speaker 5: for people to commit to having a child, especially the
Speaker 5: fact that women are having kids in their thirties. Now
Speaker 5: you have to give up your career and if you're
Speaker 5: the primary you know, breadwinner.
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a sad situation, isn't it.
Speaker 3: I guess so only positive is for all the dogs
Speaker 3: and cats listening right now, like more opportunities for us,
Speaker 3: more opportunities for us.
Speaker 4: Our plans for world global domination are coming to fruition.
Speaker 3: Sure, I'm moving with you, no problems.
Speaker 12: I need to know.
Speaker 7: I need to know now.
Speaker 8: I need to know. I need to know.
Speaker 3: I need to know what's in the news today to
Speaker 3: know this.
Speaker 1: Here's what you need to know. You know what you
Speaker 1: need to know.
Speaker 4: With Jody and Hazy, you're sitting there going, what the
Speaker 4: the bloody hell's a la boo boo?
Speaker 1: You've come to the right place.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking that what is a la boobo? So let's
Speaker 3: cross to the Labooboo legend, the Labooboo legionnaire, the labuobo
Speaker 3: lose that was still working, the titled Jodey Yodia.
Speaker 4: I've done a lot of research. I've gone down the
Speaker 4: rabbit hole this morning on these laboboos. So this isn't
Speaker 4: even a kid thing so much as a millennial gen
Speaker 4: za viral obsession, and it's going nuts. So people are
Speaker 4: lining up for hours and hours and hours to get
Speaker 4: their hands on these little laboo boos. The thing is
Speaker 4: it's a mystery box, so you don't know what you're
Speaker 4: going to get. So it could be worth thirty bucks,
Speaker 4: could be worth six hundred dollars for some of the
Speaker 4: really rare ones, right, And it's as I say, it's
Speaker 4: like professional women with their Louis Vauton handbags getting around
Speaker 4: with a couple of these la booboos. And to describe them, god,
Speaker 4: they're little plush monstrosities.
Speaker 1: They're bewildering little.
Speaker 4: Trinkets actually, and they've got they've got about thirteen or
Speaker 4: fourteen heavily apart serrated teeth. And then big red Eye
Speaker 4: is some of them as well. They're very strange little trinkets.
Speaker 3: They're like little gremlins.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyway, responds from there was one woman who lived
Speaker 4: in Sydney traveled to Malaysia six six hundred kilometers away.
Speaker 1: To get just two little law boo booths.
Speaker 3: She's wise. It always as sort of country's histories of
Speaker 3: people becoming so obsessed that they devote their entire lives
Speaker 3: to collecting things pokemon. I feel like it was in
Speaker 3: the same category back in the day, Pokemon.
Speaker 4: Was Yeah, But I just find it quite like bewildering
Speaker 4: to me that, for example, my kids don't have any
Speaker 4: lat boobooths, but there's a there's a girl.
Speaker 1: In our office who's got a couple on a handbag.
Speaker 3: Really strange there, you go. I wonder if they're worth
Speaker 3: some money.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know. You can ask her. She works
Speaker 1: just down in that office, just down there.
Speaker 3: What's your backmon?
Speaker 4: But it's a twenty one billion dollar industry right now.
Speaker 4: So what was your what was your little obsession back
Speaker 4: in the day when you're well.
Speaker 3: I had basketball cards?
Speaker 8: Do you know?
Speaker 3: It hurts my soul?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 3: No? I had basketball cards. I had about probably fifteen
Speaker 3: hundred and two thousand basketball cards. I had about three
Speaker 3: or four Jordan cards. Yes, it popped up randomly the
Speaker 3: other day. One of the Jordan cards that I definitely
Speaker 3: had from it was either Flee Ultra or one of
Speaker 3: the ones and was him playing baseball. It was a
Speaker 3: roundom basketball card, but him playing baseball, and it was
Speaker 3: fetching around about twelve hundred bucks. No way, And where
Speaker 3: are my cards right now? I'm not sure because I
Speaker 3: gave him away to an op shop, did you yes, what.
Speaker 4: Would you estimate that would have potentially been worth That.
Speaker 3: Was one card, one single Jordan card that was worth
Speaker 3: twelve hundred. I had a bunch of shot cards as well,
Speaker 3: from when he was playing the magic Bookie cards signed,
Speaker 3: all those types of things.
Speaker 1: Why are you so masconditioned? Why are you so bad
Speaker 1: at life? I don't know, you're frustrating.
Speaker 4: I know you could have you could have been on
Speaker 4: Easy Street, could have been on a yacht in the
Speaker 4: Bahamas with your cards.
Speaker 3: Because I'm not a hoarder, I'm the opposite of a hoarder, right,
Speaker 3: So if there's any sort of junct sort of piling up,
Speaker 3: O'll chuck it out. Yea, completely check it out. My
Speaker 3: wife is no order, but she's thrifty in the spot
Speaker 3: that she will put it on Facebook marketplace. Yes, like
Speaker 3: not tied just goes No, why don't we just put
Speaker 3: it on Facebook marketplace? It takes a little bit of
Speaker 3: extra effort.
Speaker 1: My husband's got a whole heap of ice hockey cards.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, he reckons they're going to act as our superannuation.
Speaker 1: Wonderful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not worth that much. Oh what about that one
Speaker 3: card that he's got that's worth sixty four cents right now.
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Speaker 3: I think you oil your head when you get to
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Speaker 3: Yeah, for all my Simpsons friends out there, as a
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Speaker 3: a little bit of a crooked nose. She got a
Speaker 3: little bit of a crooked nose and it was from
Speaker 3: her I think, sucking her thumb when she was young.
Speaker 3: So it's a little bit misshaped.
Speaker 1: That's adorable.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's pretty cute.
Speaker 4: It's funny you should mention the nose thing because my
Speaker 4: husband's broken his nose on numerous occasions and it's just
Speaker 4: sort of a little bit off center.
Speaker 1: But I love that too, because I'm like, that makes
Speaker 1: you tough.
Speaker 3: Did she get that fixed up?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I knock a back out of.
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Speaker 6: Good morning, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 1: How are we d What do you find sexy?
Speaker 6: Okay, so I have a couple of things. One is
Speaker 6: a really weird one. So first my husband's knows it
Speaker 6: just looks like someone has punched and right off the
Speaker 6: ship of the nose and the tracks and points it downwards,
Speaker 6: so I see them all the time. And the other
Speaker 6: thing is both his middle fingers.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: So the first, the left hand middle finger is the name,
Speaker 6: is a bit chressed off, and the other one got setches,
Speaker 6: so it's a little bulky. So I teise them all
Speaker 6: the time socially that both his middle fingers are disoriented,
Speaker 6: and that's what I've got. But I love that about him,
Speaker 6: and that's the fort you to actually for.
Speaker 1: Me bench fingers. You're getting turned on by bent fingers, sally.
Speaker 3: We shouldn't using those middle fingers too much as well
Speaker 3: in social situations you would have thought.
Speaker 1: Mate's so true. Let's got to Danny from the seaford rise,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 6: Good morning, How are we good?
Speaker 1: What are we finding? Sexy?
Speaker 14: Are here?
Speaker 8: Danny?
Speaker 6: This is really weird because mine is also fingers. I
Speaker 6: just love when a man has like sausage fingers, like solid,
Speaker 6: hard working sausage figs.
Speaker 3: Of course, well, how predictable are you going to say
Speaker 3: that sausage fingers. What do you mean? So is your partner?
Speaker 3: Is he farmer?
Speaker 9: That's so funny because I told the other guy like
Speaker 9: farmer hands, but no he's not.
Speaker 6: He's a carpenter though, which.
Speaker 14: Is like depends are like rough and they're like just
Speaker 14: big solid hand but so sexy to me.
Speaker 3: This is strong forearms.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like any man who's good with their hands.
Speaker 4: Goodness me, how how arousing?
Speaker 3: What about them? Like he's listening to this looking at
Speaker 3: his big dirty sausage figure has been like, finally I'm
Speaker 3: getting appreciated.
Speaker 4: The acknowledgment I deserve. Thanks Danny Beck from Angle Farm. Hello, Hello, Okay,
Speaker 4: tell us what's turning you on?
Speaker 8: There?
Speaker 3: Beck?
Speaker 14: My partner can actually wiggle his ears, of course about
Speaker 14: from little asks. But also, but I also just thought
Speaker 14: of another thing. My partner says, I'm sexy because I
Speaker 14: was actually born with six fingers.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and my sister ripped them off when I was younger,
Speaker 14: and my mum has actually still kept them in like
Speaker 14: a little container. But yeah, I was actually born with
Speaker 14: six fingers.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 14: It's yeah, it's weird and quirky.
Speaker 3: That is nice. Hey, Rebecca, your family and all your fingers.
Speaker 3: Would you guys like to head along to Wallace Simmons
Speaker 3: to catch a flick?
Speaker 14: Oh my god, yes, I'm dying to see the Stitch movie.
Speaker 3: Right, all right, good stuff, Thank you so much for
Speaker 3: everyone called. I'm just trying to imagine Rebecca sixth the finger.
Speaker 4: I'm now shutting my eyes and thinking of Beck's partner
Speaker 4: and just here going we call your ears.
Speaker 3: But yes, oh my gosh, you're doing it for me.
Speaker 3: And also big shout out to all the guys. We've
Speaker 3: got those big old fat sausage fingers. Guess what guys
Speaker 3: you are? Sex? Oh Jodes? Why am I like this?
Speaker 4: I don't know why am I like this? How often
Speaker 4: do you ask yourself? What makes me tick? Why am
Speaker 4: I so confusingly awkward?
Speaker 3: To those moments where you look at yourself and maybe
Speaker 3: catch yourself in the mirror and you're like, why, well,
Speaker 3: what's going on? Mate? What are you doing? Had in
Speaker 3: one of those moments the other day. So Nova NH
Speaker 3: one nine is forming this beautiful partnership with Health Partners. Okay,
Speaker 3: just down the road here from the Nova Noah nine offices,
Speaker 3: and we met up myself and one of the sales
Speaker 3: guru's blow called Dan. We met up with the Health
Speaker 3: Partner guys led by Wade, who's an absolute prince, and
Speaker 3: we just chatted over some ideas and all sorts of things,
Speaker 3: and most of us met each other for the first time.
Speaker 1: Oh, you'd never met these people before in your life.
Speaker 3: I'd met way before. Okay, we've done some stuff, but
Speaker 3: everybody else we met for the first time. And you
Speaker 3: know me can out awkward the most awkward people in
Speaker 3: every awkward situation.
Speaker 4: Absolutely you can. You are actually an elite athlete in
Speaker 4: this space.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, no one's better, No one is better.
Speaker 3: So we get to the end of this meeting and
Speaker 3: it was really productive and really really lovely, and then
Speaker 3: we came to the point where we have to say
Speaker 3: our goodbyes, and you know me, what do you do?
Speaker 3: You didn't can't read the situation. You didn't. So there's
Speaker 3: two lovely young ladies there and I shook Wave's hand,
Speaker 3: of course, come from that space, and then I was like,
Speaker 3: what I do here? And then all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: bang and your boy goes in for a kiss. Oh
Speaker 3: my god, we're thinking about it now, drunk Ringe.
Speaker 1: It's a professional business.
Speaker 13: Meeting.
Speaker 3: Do you know what to do? Do I shake hands
Speaker 3: or just say? Do I wait once again? Do I wave?
Speaker 3: Do I Curtsey? What do I do? So went in
Speaker 3: for the kiss and because I kissed the first girl
Speaker 3: and she was okay, we're doing this, and then I
Speaker 3: was like, I've got to kiss the other girl as well. Goodbye.
Speaker 3: Nice to meet you twenty minutes ago. I could feel
Speaker 3: your awkwardness, just imagining the situation's wrong with you. I
Speaker 3: don't know, so, I don't know why these things happen,
Speaker 3: and I just and then we got and then myself
Speaker 3: and Dan from over Gotten left and as we're going downstairs,
Speaker 3: he goes, I think that went pretty well. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I did go well until I kiss him goodbye and
Speaker 3: Dan was.
Speaker 1: Like, why did you do that?
Speaker 3: I wanted to do that. I was speaking that I
Speaker 3: don't know, Dan, I don't know what to do with
Speaker 3: these situated.
Speaker 6: I need to know.
Speaker 3: I need to know now.
Speaker 8: I need to know. I need to know.
Speaker 3: I need to know what to news today.
Speaker 1: Just what you need to know, you know what you
Speaker 1: need to know.
Speaker 4: With Jody and Asy, I'm determined and I've gone down
Speaker 4: the rabbit hole of the Beckham sort of family alleged
Speaker 4: family feud.
Speaker 1: Are you across what's going on here?
Speaker 3: Not really? Please inform me.
Speaker 4: Okay, So David Beckham just had his fiftieth birthday, got
Speaker 4: so long ago, would be good? Brooklyn didn't go, he sung,
Speaker 4: and he his wife Nicola pelts right, and now there
Speaker 4: is a conspiracy theory because she dated one of the
Speaker 4: other brothers, one of the other Beckham brothers back in
Speaker 4: the Yeah. So now basically everyone's up in arms, going, well,
Speaker 4: you've effectively chosen Brooklyn and Nicola over us, you know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying. And then also apparently there's tension between
Speaker 4: Nicola and posh spice.
Speaker 1: What's her name Victoria?
Speaker 4: Because Victoria is quiet her her humor is acidic.
Speaker 1: So and apparently this Nicola girl has no sense of humor.
Speaker 3: What's what's what's acidic humor?
Speaker 4: By the way, like a bit it's borderline sort of
Speaker 4: a little bit nasty crash, Yeah, yeah, no, not so
Speaker 4: much crass.
Speaker 3: We're sort of taking the bits.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, if I was to say to you something like,
Speaker 4: you know, god, how big is your forehead?
Speaker 1: Getting kind of thing.
Speaker 11: Because your hair's humor? How many mirrors at your house something.
Speaker 1: Anyway you wanted an example, that's just the first thing
Speaker 1: that came into my brain.
Speaker 4: So anyway, now overnight Brooklyn has jumped on the internet
Speaker 4: and he's talking about his love of cars with his dad.
Speaker 4: So it feels like they're trying to gay. Nothing to
Speaker 4: see here.
Speaker 1: Everything's okay.
Speaker 3: Lad's working it out through their bond cars. That's nice,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 1: That makes sense because it's very complicated.
Speaker 3: Well, here's what happens with the Beckhams. If there's a
Speaker 3: slight sort of confrontation within family, it's going to get out,
Speaker 3: isn't it. Yeah, it's big news. Yeah, it's fine for
Speaker 3: us to just sit there and go, oh look, it's
Speaker 3: not all paradise. It's not all beer and skittles. Look
Speaker 3: at the Beckhams.
Speaker 4: Well, because I just think if the Beckhams can't make it,
Speaker 4: who can so true as a family unit, If they
Speaker 4: can't get through this lifetime together, then what the hell
Speaker 4: hope do the rest of us have.
Speaker 3: Of course, there's been no scams whatsoever involving David Beckham.
Speaker 4: Isn't that weird though he did have allegedly that affair,
Speaker 4: But they do seem like a solid family unit. Absolutely
Speaker 4: so that I've clearly survived the scandal and moved on.
Speaker 3: The documentary painted he and Victoria in a fantastic light. Yeah,
Speaker 3: insane that it was a documentary which was designed and
Speaker 3: orchestrated by Dave Beck. So yeah, as you would probably expect.
Speaker 4: She's from all accounts, very very funny from all our
Speaker 4: mutual friends.
Speaker 1: That's what they tell me.
Speaker 3: Really, that's good. Not too acidic for you. Your top.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, someone's really cut up rough over that.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I just was the firrest thing that came
Speaker 1: into my head.
Speaker 3: My gosh, is my forehead that big?
Speaker 1: Got a big, beautiful forehead. You're fine.
Speaker 3: We are back tomorrow morning from six o'clock with more chances,
Speaker 3: hopefully to give you a thousand bucks with Jody and Hazes'
Speaker 3: one gay tuple play. Who's to say it won't go off?
Speaker 3: Who's do they won't go off twice tomorrow? You don't know,
Speaker 3: absolutely just don't know, and quite literally we don't know.
Speaker 3: So we're learning with you guys as well.
Speaker 1: We're learning as we go.
Speaker 3: What a journey hang out, keep it locked and over
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Speaker 3: to take over and play some absolutely epic songs. Goodbye Friends,
Speaker 3: my friend, We're still friends with Happy Wednesday, Straight to
Speaker 3: advanced hair for Mealie. Jody and Hazy are done missed
Speaker 3: any of the show.
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