Speaker 1: They would record out of Jimmy Barnes's place.
Speaker 2: It's funny.
Speaker 3: It's funny. You just mentioned Jimmy Barnes's house in Barrel.
Speaker 3: So we went there when it was New Year's party.
Speaker 3: Him and Dad were closer. You come down to the
Speaker 3: Pharne with Dad being Dad had a little bit of
Speaker 3: drink and Jimmy's dogs got lost, right and anyway, so
Speaker 3: Dad went, all right, we'll break up. We'll do a
Speaker 3: search party. Just quite a big property. So everyone breaks off.
Speaker 3: It's not midnight like New Year The fire was about
Speaker 3: to go. Anyway, I end up finding the dog. It
Speaker 3: was just they were it was scared of the fireworks,
Speaker 3: and it had hidden behind his bed, and I went, oh, everyone,
Speaker 3: we found the dog.
Speaker 2: Oh sweet perfect. Everyone sort of comes back from the
Speaker 2: scavenger hunt.
Speaker 3: Dad's still not back, but no one noticed then, and
Speaker 3: I'm going, where's that intead? So I start walking out
Speaker 3: going Dad through this property and I just see this groaning, groaning,
Speaker 3: And I'd walked up and he'd fallen in a wombat hole,
Speaker 3: but he'd fallen asleep, and then he'd obviously woken up,
Speaker 3: and his whole bottom half is stuck in the.
Speaker 2: What's going on to back the house and say can
Speaker 2: I get another adult?
Speaker 1: So like, it was so.
Speaker 4: Funny, the punters and dribblers. Would you describe it as
Speaker 4: an army cult?
Speaker 2: Cult's been used.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's definitely a bit cultish, isn't it.
Speaker 5: They're unpredictable, the punner at the if they get their
Speaker 5: talents into something, their cause into saying out as all
Speaker 5: I would say, they can be.
Speaker 4: They're very loyal, but I.
Speaker 2: Love Remember when there was a certain broadcaster from Queensland.
Speaker 3: And decided to make a bold statement saying that Andrew
Speaker 3: Johnson had never dominated origin. It was the only thing
Speaker 3: he hadn't dominated, and just named all Queenslands who had
Speaker 3: and you guys retaliated, and then he came back at
Speaker 3: you guys, and the punners and the dribblers had enough. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And any time he did anything, they changed his Wikipedia.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we went into the logs of Wikipedia and you
Speaker 5: just you just see all these changes and then someone
Speaker 5: coming and being like, can we get moderation, like on
Speaker 5: this ship getting out of control. We like to think
Speaker 5: it was the SNQ guy going in there asking for help.
Speaker 5: They keep changes, They kept change.
Speaker 1: It was so funny, he said, we worked out of
Speaker 1: our mum's basement or whatever.
Speaker 6: And then someone who may or may not have worked
Speaker 6: at the station would send us screenshots of what's it
Speaker 6: like when you see.
Speaker 4: Who's calling through? And it was like he was just
Speaker 4: getting just calling to him. There was one it's one
Speaker 4: of the players, and I have to say who was
Speaker 4: he was watching Lee Mown.
Speaker 3: This doesn't need to be no names, Yeah, no names,
Speaker 3: no names is fine, right, geez, you chime in here,
Speaker 3: and if I missed something.
Speaker 2: One of the boys.
Speaker 3: Now he's a family man, let's paint the picture. He
Speaker 3: loves his kids, loves his wife. Stop your idea.
Speaker 4: Even family men can masturbate him in.
Speaker 3: Our correct Now, this player, he was very, very excited.
Speaker 2: Obviously.
Speaker 3: Now his wife said, see you, honey, I'm gonna go
Speaker 3: drop the kids to school. And that wasn't even like
Speaker 3: an euphemism. She was genuinely going to drop the kids
Speaker 3: to school. She jumps in the minivent, hurting the kids
Speaker 3: and run. The kid's got to go to school. Now,
Speaker 3: this player must have been in some mood. He was
Speaker 3: so excited he went straight to the bedroom and started
Speaker 3: putting an adult movie on to start to get himself going.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: What he didn't know was his wife's still out in
Speaker 3: the front trying to heard the kids in the car.
Speaker 3: She gets in the car and his phone was the
Speaker 3: first one that connected to the Bluetoothe so this player
Speaker 3: and I don't know exactly what he was watching video wise,
Speaker 3: but I don't think it was good and I don't
Speaker 3: think there was in the video. I don't think it
Speaker 3: was just two people. I think it was a group thing.
Speaker 3: So apparently the audio that comes through the bluetoo in
Speaker 3: the car was so loud, and his wife just texted
Speaker 3: him it was coming up as he's watching, and it
Speaker 3: just said you can pick.
Speaker 4: Texting back, what does take me to Brown Town?
Speaker 2: Remember?
Speaker 3: Because he wasn't supposed to tell the boys, she was like,
Speaker 3: don't tell the players, Like I'm ashamed of you. And
Speaker 3: he came in the next day feeling so like guilty,
Speaker 3: but he wanted to get like he knew it was
Speaker 3: going to be so funny for the boys.
Speaker 2: He told the boys to.
Speaker 4: The wife, He's like, I'm so sorry. Like as soon
Speaker 4: as he walks into the boys is like his own
Speaker 4: personal hero.
Speaker 3: He was the king because you used to get with
Speaker 3: a lot of pranks. Did you have you got rob
Speaker 3: over any pranks?
Speaker 2: No, no pranks, not yet.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: I love that still. The best one was the stones
Speaker 4: in the bag. When you just put all those rocks
Speaker 4: in xpact. I just can't believe he's just dragging the faces.
Speaker 7: And he was walking it up the stairs and he
Speaker 7: was like, but you know when he opened the bat,
Speaker 7: I got a text.
Speaker 2: I knew.
Speaker 8: I knew.
Speaker 7: He assumed it was me straight away. He texted me,
Speaker 7: I'm going to throw these rocks with your Wow. The
Speaker 7: year that we were staying here, and then I was
Speaker 7: here for three days and I was flying in New
Speaker 7: Zealand eleven am the next day and I was just
Speaker 7: got I started packing my bags. I had a few beers, like, actually,
Speaker 7: where's my passport? And I've rang I think Georgia Moore,
Speaker 7: she was living, she was staying at my house. Do
Speaker 7: you have my it's my passport out there? And she
Speaker 7: was like, yeah, it's right here. What COVID and you
Speaker 7: couldn't go over the border. Yeah, So but we tried
Speaker 7: to make this plan. I had my I had an
Speaker 7: uncle that lived in Aubrey that had like a a
Speaker 7: pass because he was a truck driving and it was
Speaker 7: like we'd be touching go but somehow, Maddie, I don't
Speaker 7: know how you done it.
Speaker 4: I don't even know so what I did. I decided,
Speaker 4: don't worry. I'm going to go after all of this.
Speaker 4: I'm going to call the New Zealand Embassy.
Speaker 2: No, you rang someone first, he rang someone.
Speaker 4: You rang the boss of sky mate, very official. Mate,
Speaker 4: Have you got the number of New Zealand Embassy? Said?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, this guy's no, givem call. Remember ringing. I
Speaker 4: was on the phone for ages. Can we give context
Speaker 4: on to your state of mind at the time as well.
Speaker 3: We've been on the drink all afternoon when until Brandon
Speaker 3: found out Sammy Burgess was here and Billy Walters Billy,
Speaker 3: we won't go into we won't.
Speaker 2: Go into that. Not going to that. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: because that got weird.
Speaker 3: Dad was very well hydrated and he was he gets
Speaker 3: very confident.
Speaker 7: When I told Maddie just like look came over his eyes.
Speaker 7: He's like, I've got to sort this. And he just locked.
Speaker 7: He locked, and he's on the blow up.
Speaker 1: He's like, mate, I got this.
Speaker 4: I got to this point. I was gone. The last
Speaker 4: thing I remember, I've been on the phone to this
Speaker 4: lady and she she said, I'm sorry, sir, I haven't
Speaker 4: been able to understand you for the last minutes. Can
Speaker 4: you give me to someone else? So yeah, gave it
Speaker 4: to Trish. Wake up at the morning. Trish goes, we've
Speaker 4: got a result. I went, what do you mean? She goes, Brandon,
Speaker 4: he's able to fly back New Zealand. I went, yeah, mate,
Speaker 4: what happened you? You gave me this number.
Speaker 7: You or Tris gave me this number, and it was
Speaker 7: so they had no confidence.
Speaker 2: Gave me this number.
Speaker 7: You're like, mate, when you get to the checking this
Speaker 7: ring this number, give the phone to the lady.
Speaker 4: And I was like, this is not work.
Speaker 7: This is not going to work. I had no confidence,
Speaker 7: but I was like, I'm not driving aub back, mate,
Speaker 7: true to your word. I got to the counter, rang
Speaker 7: the number and I was like, oh this is branded.
Speaker 7: He's oh yeah, yeah, no worries. Put me onto the
Speaker 7: lady at the counter, gave her the phone and she
Speaker 7: was like, gave me this little pass and she was like, yeah,
Speaker 7: you can go now. And then I just walked to
Speaker 7: the gate, gave the people the thing that's like letter,
Speaker 7: and then I just flew straight back to New Zealand.
Speaker 2: No problem.
Speaker 3: So I wish I could wish. I'll tell you what
Speaker 3: I wish he remembered that number, because they would. I
Speaker 3: feel like I'd come in handy again.
Speaker 7: I've managed to fly internationally without any idea or anything.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the John's Family Podcast for another week. We'll
Speaker 4: got Jack John's and Cooper John's here.
Speaker 3: Gentlemen, it's not really the family podcast, is it. No,
Speaker 3: we are without one Patricia Johns.
Speaker 4: We are we are without Patricia Johns.
Speaker 8: Where is she?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: You know Phil, the cat groomer that comes over and
Speaker 4: gives Harry a bit of a brush. Yeah, brush, Well,
Speaker 4: he seems like he's does more than groom cats. Oh,
Speaker 4: it might have been grooming Trish on the side. And
Speaker 4: she's she went away for the weekend and hasn't been
Speaker 4: spotted since. So if anyone up is up around Hatthead
Speaker 4: and there, please if you see Phil and Trish will
Speaker 4: send you a photo, will put you out there what
Speaker 4: she actually looks like. Whether photo is ten years earlier,
Speaker 4: she looks a lot different to that now, but you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. Just please contact us Trish, Phil,
Speaker 4: We're worried about you both, are you?
Speaker 2: How are you coping with her and not being here.
Speaker 4: I'm actually really good. It feels like there is a
Speaker 4: considerable weight being lifted off my shoulders to be so careful.
Speaker 4: I know that, I know that, but I'm not the one.
Speaker 4: I'm not the one left with the cat groomer.
Speaker 2: No, no, no truth correct. Scandal's going on in the
Speaker 2: cinemas at the moment you read that, I know that.
Speaker 9: With that Minecraft so that.
Speaker 3: The new Minecraft movie come out, and like there's a
Speaker 3: character in it chicken chicken joels, I don't know, something's
Speaker 3: names chicken jockey, Chicken jockey, and a zombie like falls down.
Speaker 3: There's a scene where like a zombie kind of comes
Speaker 3: off the ropes and lands on this chicken, and like
Speaker 3: they call him the chicken jockey. And when they say
Speaker 3: chicken jockey, everyone in the cinema basically just like goes crazy,
Speaker 3: like throves baby paw out of toilet paper and they
Speaker 3: just destroy the cinema.
Speaker 4: One of those immersive experience.
Speaker 2: It's like a no, no, no, you were.
Speaker 1: Completely how you went to Rocky Horror.
Speaker 3: People have just taken about themselves. They all go when
Speaker 3: they hear the word chicken, everyone goes chicken jockey and
Speaker 3: they just destroy the cinema, throw the popcorns like people
Speaker 3: are get They shutting down the movie and people are
Speaker 3: getting kicked out and stuff.
Speaker 2: That's how bad it's gone.
Speaker 4: Would I ever host a game show?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, the other one I'd love to do. I'd love
Speaker 4: to do the chase, all right, I don't think I
Speaker 4: think I could do good at the chase. This English
Speaker 4: guy does the chase. Who doesn't different to Larry, just
Speaker 4: a different style. I'd take his sort of lead. Have
Speaker 4: a little chat tod they Cooper. Where you are you?
Speaker 4: Where you're from? Brother?
Speaker 9: You?
Speaker 2: Actually?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm playing along here. Where you're from?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm from Coloro?
Speaker 8: Hi Mom? Home dad?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: So what does your mom and dad do?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: My dad's like he used to play rugby league, but
Speaker 3: then like my uncle played as well, and he was
Speaker 3: he's forced sort of out you salary cap issues and.
Speaker 2: Now he's in the media.
Speaker 4: Okay, how much money you're looking for and what are
Speaker 4: you going to do with it?
Speaker 3: I'd love to get about one hundred and eighty grand
Speaker 3: I'm looking to buy a flat out at the foot
Speaker 3: of the mountains.
Speaker 4: Okay, Now, got sixty seconds on the clock. To see
Speaker 4: what you can. Let the thousand dollars through, correct dancer, Okay, ready, yeah, okay,
Speaker 4: and it starts now. What is the first name of
Speaker 4: the Johns who was a terrible player played for Manly
Speaker 4: and the Melbourne Storm.
Speaker 2: I don't want to play this game.
Speaker 8: You can pass.
Speaker 4: Stop living your phone out, brod I have.
Speaker 2: A phone code. I don't know how you would even
Speaker 2: get into it.
Speaker 4: Well, the big boss man, he knows what it is.
Speaker 8: Do you give us?
Speaker 4: Okay, tell people what's going on.
Speaker 2: Back at Jack or Dad.
Speaker 3: One of them has decided to send a text message
Speaker 3: off my phone to.
Speaker 2: Chairs Dala Cherry Evans.
Speaker 3: And the worst part is you're spelt daily wrong. You
Speaker 3: spelt it daily like Laurie daily, d a Ellie.
Speaker 2: Hey daily Wow.
Speaker 3: As the Chinese say, you live in interesting times, my friend,
Speaker 3: what the hell You've.
Speaker 4: Heard that before, haven't it?
Speaker 3: And as I say, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
Speaker 3: Just want to give you a heads up. I went
Speaker 3: on Kiss FM this morning and said I'm staying at
Speaker 3: your house helping you through all this. My Hugh journos
Speaker 3: heard it and have called me asking how you were going.
Speaker 2: I told them, you are so stressed you can't sleep.
Speaker 3: I've got you taking stress medication for the trauma such
Speaker 3: as xanax. Horrible spelling. A Daily Telegraph photographer just took
Speaker 3: my photo. Buzz Rothfield reckons it could be a front
Speaker 3: page story and was after just a couple of quotes
Speaker 3: from you talking about what I've been doing to help.
Speaker 3: Trust me daily again, d l e Y, this would
Speaker 3: be good for us both ps. Can you get me
Speaker 3: nine tickets for the storm ear again.
Speaker 4: Sunday, Lucky next time, you pull that jersey and be
Speaker 4: the best player in the field and get the Tigers
Speaker 4: to the finals. That's what you do. Who, That's what
Speaker 4: you do.
Speaker 3: He's a fan of the podcast Lockie. So he listens
Speaker 3: every week, does he? He listens to the family podcast
Speaker 3: every People.
Speaker 4: Just remember he's a nineteen year old boy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this kid's so young. He couldn't even have a
Speaker 3: beer in America. Let's just keep that into perspective for people.
Speaker 3: That's a young kid. If he was in America, he
Speaker 3: couldn't have a schooner.
Speaker 4: Totally grew. That's that's the mark. That's exactly I've said
Speaker 4: that often. The moment you can drink a big legally
Speaker 4: in America, then mate, all bets are all bets are yes,
Speaker 4: there's a there's a target on your head and we're
Speaker 4: coming for you. What is it? Before you go ahead
Speaker 4: and make commental treat someone poorly, just remember that could
Speaker 4: be your child, and then think about how you treat
Speaker 4: them nicely treated. Put that on a bumper sticker only
Speaker 4: if it did fit on the pump. She's very wordy
Speaker 4: to say.
Speaker 3: Remember the prank wall that went on for a bit.
Speaker 3: Morgan Harper was in the heart of it. Josh Alloway, Yeah,
Speaker 3: somebody took Harps's car off, like the wheels off.
Speaker 2: It started so suddenly, like it would have.
Speaker 3: Been someone took a weight off their barbell in the gym,
Speaker 3: and it just gradually just kept going back and forth.
Speaker 3: It ended because Joshi Allaway all Harps thought that Jason
Speaker 3: sab was involved when he wasn't. Sarbi had nothing and
Speaker 3: he just bought this beautiful new designer white T shirt.
Speaker 2: And remember it was hanging in his locker.
Speaker 3: I don't know who did it, but they took it
Speaker 3: outside and smeared dog shit all over it, and he.
Speaker 2: Put it on because they did it on the back.
Speaker 2: So he's put it on and on the back. So
Speaker 2: he was walking around.
Speaker 3: Somebody had to say, Sabi, you got ship on your shirt,
Speaker 3: and Sabi had no involvement in the war at all.
Speaker 4: It was hilarious.
Speaker 3: They removed they took the tires off and they put
Speaker 3: it on bricks. And remember someone did something to Jimmy
Speaker 3: Dimmick's motorbike. Oh, yes, they took they took the pin
Speaker 3: out or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just one thing.
Speaker 3: Jimmy, not like knowing much about motorcycles, obviously rang like
Speaker 3: the NRMA and was therefore like three hours and they
Speaker 3: came and he was treated like they were like, oh,
Speaker 3: you just have to put this, and he was like,
Speaker 3: it was so funny.
Speaker 4: How long you've been doing three sixty four now threes
Speaker 4: three years? I mean, you enjoy it.
Speaker 1: I love it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 10: I was a bit overwhelmed at the start, got thrown
Speaker 10: in the deep end, but I wanted it, like that's
Speaker 10: what I wanted to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: The first few sort of months were just fine on
Speaker 10: my feet, getting used to the hosting role and producer
Speaker 10: in your ear and journals going.
Speaker 3: Man, you find it high stress because it is a
Speaker 3: hard hitting.
Speaker 4: Like you guys cover the topics. I would say as
Speaker 4: far as hosting, it's probably as stressful or as put
Speaker 4: the job that exists in Fox Sports dealing with journalists
Speaker 4: dealing with big issues. I can only imagine the politics
Speaker 4: behind them. So you must get fune calls all the time.
Speaker 10: Actually, Nick Nick called me on the way here because
Speaker 10: Buzz last night tossed up the jar was coming back.
Speaker 10: But then Nick said that was bullshit. That's the kind
Speaker 10: of stuff you deal with. But it is a high
Speaker 10: pressure in a way that you've got to be careful.
Speaker 10: It is quite politically you're dealing with, you know, with
Speaker 10: players and their careers, coaches their careers, the journals coming
Speaker 10: with information. A lot of their information is spot on,
Speaker 10: like a lot of it is. Sometimes they get it wrong,
Speaker 10: but they like they do a lot of work buzz
Speaker 10: and reading and carry ons. Ricky your man.
Speaker 3: Board of the political side that you said, and it's
Speaker 3: not a show for the players. Being a player yourself,
Speaker 3: you know that when you're in that high stress as
Speaker 3: a player and you're a player manager yourself.
Speaker 4: You've got a lot of.
Speaker 3: Good relationships with the boys. How do you find when
Speaker 3: you have to when you have to criticize someone.
Speaker 2: It's tough with my own clients. I tell them the truth.
Speaker 10: Like I said, if I've got to be critical of
Speaker 10: your performance and you're not playing well, I'm going to
Speaker 10: call it how I see it, Like that's just the
Speaker 10: way it is. It's a tough one because I've been
Speaker 10: there before, you know, even even the stuff with the
Speaker 10: troll last year, Like you know, he took offense to
Speaker 10: a few comments I made on the show, and you know,
Speaker 10: and in front of me about it. I get it
Speaker 10: because I used to hate buzz and really I did.
Speaker 10: You know, we all know where ex players, all of
Speaker 10: us here, so we kind of know. It doesn't feel good,
Speaker 10: you know, when you're kind of getting critiqued and criticized.
Speaker 4: So I get it.
Speaker 10: But at the same time, I think if you do
Speaker 10: it in the right way, in the right manner, and
Speaker 10: you're not just stagging guys, you kind of constructive with it.
Speaker 4: As you get older, it becomes easier because you actually
Speaker 4: learn than if you're constructive and you actually make the
Speaker 4: right points and you make it not personal. For instance,
Speaker 4: I use the Dylan Brown situation. Like Dylan, due to
Speaker 4: the circumstances, I think in my time in football, there'll
Speaker 4: be no player scrutinizers and analyze more in the next
Speaker 4: month than Dylan. But a lot of that won't be
Speaker 4: pointed toward Dylan because thirty meters for ten years. I
Speaker 4: mean even the Patriots sate of generosity. So Nicholas would
Speaker 4: knock that back. I mean, you take it what it be.
Speaker 4: It'll directed more at the Knights. You know, if Dylan
Speaker 4: is a bad game, they'll go the nights to say,
Speaker 4: see that's what it's going to be.
Speaker 3: Fisher, you could not walk in the giant omnio and
Speaker 3: at Caesar's Palace.
Speaker 2: How good is he?
Speaker 10: I spread the week before did you double it'd live live.
Speaker 4: Golf when me and Cameron went down.
Speaker 2: That's right, Munster and Fish are that.
Speaker 3: Same personality, same person When we were at Melbourne in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one, the Money was talking to him because
Speaker 3: they remember they had the start of Origin. After that,
Speaker 3: Munster had some sort of He's had like a social
Speaker 3: media relationship with Fisher for like four or five years.
Speaker 3: I believed that was the first time he met him
Speaker 3: to live goal.
Speaker 10: So they'd been talking a lot, and Cameron had got
Speaker 10: in tickets to an Origin game and I think when
Speaker 10: you know when they ended up in Byron after the win,
Speaker 10: and I think he even had the way Lewis medal
Speaker 10: and Fisher had it. I don't even know all that
Speaker 10: sort of thing. So Cameron he ows me, he owes
Speaker 10: me a favor. So he's been he's been hitting him
Speaker 10: up for tickets and he wanted him to come and
Speaker 10: DJ at his wedding and Fisher didn't get back to him,
Speaker 10: get back to him, and then there was an after
Speaker 10: party that lived and Cameron's gone, mate, you don't give
Speaker 10: back to my messages. And so he tried to put
Speaker 10: Fisher on the ground a bit, you know, like put
Speaker 10: and Fish is the best at roasting people. And he
Speaker 10: just come back and he just hammered Cameron in front
Speaker 10: of the whole party who were on the floor.
Speaker 4: I mean, who are you monster?
Speaker 10: You're going to come and play at your wedding?
Speaker 5: Mate?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I just I can't tell what he said, but
Speaker 10: it was. It was hilarious. Paul Kevin was on.
Speaker 4: The floor, fish out like it was bald. And now
Speaker 4: it's got the Morton Bay fig. Is the Morton Bay pig.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, he looks good. Was it was that a
Speaker 4: Turkey job? I don't know what. Actually it was a local.
Speaker 3: Bloke up and they go okay, wow, because Maddie Lodgers
Speaker 3: was Turkey and he is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: He's so happy with that.
Speaker 4: About Carlos, was he carl Laughton?
Speaker 2: Is that plugs? He was there too? Fisher?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't think Carlos is a legend.
Speaker 2: It was a good time Carlos.
Speaker 4: Yeah he does, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: He was talking about blokes that were having a good
Speaker 3: time with Fisher. He was sweaty at one stage like
Speaker 3: I was. There was literally beads of.
Speaker 2: Sweat dropping off his notes like he was just drenched.
Speaker 2: And then he goes, I got He goes, I gotta go.
Speaker 4: You know where you going?
Speaker 2: I got today's show in the morning.
Speaker 4: How long you blow?
Speaker 8: Too long? Matthew, we arrived last Wednesday sort sort of
Speaker 8: stuff you've been doing.
Speaker 5: You know what?
Speaker 8: I loved getting in a chop and shooting guns, watching
Speaker 8: the stuff that put through honestly, like West Heaven and
Speaker 8: the Big Bears and becoming Westy has he Yes, he loves.
Speaker 11: Do you shoot in Australia as well?
Speaker 2: Do you shoot guns there if I have to?
Speaker 8: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, he's got convinced these two nuts.
Speaker 4: Is last night that I have a bunker at home
Speaker 4: or do you know?
Speaker 2: We lying, yes, they're pretty easy.
Speaker 11: Yet still I'm still thinking about these low hanging fruit. Yeah,
Speaker 11: he convinces, he said that he built. You were so convincing,
Speaker 11: and it wasn't that far fetch you, like, I just
Speaker 11: built this bunker in my house. And you went into
Speaker 11: some details, like so we've got a slab of concrete,
Speaker 11: and then you need air holes, and then another slab
Speaker 11: of concrete, and then we've got down there and he's like,
Speaker 11: I've got a pool.
Speaker 2: Table in there.
Speaker 11: I've got a small pool table, and I've got like
Speaker 11: some guns in there, just to be safe for the family.
Speaker 11: And he just kept going, and I was so convinced.
Speaker 11: Warriors and raiders.
Speaker 2: Who wins. I'm going raiders.
Speaker 4: I'm going raiders too.
Speaker 11: Really, I'm going. I think I think a bit of
Speaker 11: a scuffle in the elevator.
Speaker 4: Do you think it could be could service distruction sometimes
Speaker 4: they can galvan.
Speaker 11: I think it'll make lucky gallery. Shout out to galvinne.
Speaker 4: I'm going Canella. Yeah, yeah, I'm thinking very confident. You're
Speaker 4: quietly confident, very confident, even quietly loudly screaming from that.
Speaker 4: What do they say quietly?
Speaker 2: Don't know?
Speaker 4: That's the story for like almost quietly, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean? Quietly confident? How you get those blokes sometimes
Speaker 4: he's a lot of people behind that.
Speaker 11: When a bloke comes up together the races and I
Speaker 11: reckon the six is duced, I reckon it'll.
Speaker 3: Be or used to play footy when you're a kid,
Speaker 3: like you've been playing, like under fourteen's up in Newcastles.
Speaker 4: I'll make the number eight Golden Gloves champion.
Speaker 5: Remember, I reckon, he's he can fight and he's fast.
Speaker 11: That happens in every generation. There's always some Golden Gloves
Speaker 11: champ sixteen fifteen years old. I can't fight.
Speaker 4: I've never met a person who won the gold exist
Speaker 4: for forty.
Speaker 3: He's got a segment charge called tough talk. So he
Speaker 3: writes all these questions himself. These are the hard hitting questions.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: You may have not have been asked these sort of
Speaker 3: questions by hard hitting journalists like Matthew before, but you
Speaker 3: have to answer them, and if you don't, there's consequence.
Speaker 4: We'll got the bold cap wait down there to chew
Speaker 4: your face off.
Speaker 1: Don't talk about truths.
Speaker 4: Like that or chewing your face out.
Speaker 2: How good it feels to laugh.
Speaker 4: There's not nothing too seriously, stay while we're on impersonations.
Speaker 3: You've got any for us because you you have got
Speaker 3: an immaculate ear for replicating noise.
Speaker 6: Well, I've got one that I've done on the pody
Speaker 6: before I can do a bit of James Blunt.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's a weird one.
Speaker 1: It is odd, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, are you ready?
Speaker 8: Go on?
Speaker 1: I haven't done this for a while that Hold on,
Speaker 1: are you singing? I'll sing it? Oh okay, she's said,
Speaker 1: go Staddy on me.
Speaker 9: I want to tell me what the wise man says
Speaker 9: when they came down from heaven smoke nine till the seven.
Speaker 2: Oh the ship that they.
Speaker 9: Could find, but they couldn't be sare from your couldn't
Speaker 9: be free of your And now they know there's no
Speaker 9: way out and there pretty sorry enough for what they've done.
Speaker 1: There were three wives men.
Speaker 2: That is fair. That is very good.
Speaker 4: I'm sitting now.
Speaker 2: It's a good song.
Speaker 4: I think if something happens to the podcast, you could
Speaker 4: be a very good James Blunt personation. I don't know
Speaker 4: if anyone will turn up to so many good many
Speaker 4: James Blunt fans out there.
Speaker 3: We mean world podcasts, we mean well you and Luisa
Speaker 3: Daldon who Lose Great from New Zealand. She's a weapon,
Speaker 3: she's is she the brains behind it?
Speaker 1: Fuck me swinging you listen?
Speaker 4: Yeah I do she heavy lifting?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, mate, she is. Her work ethic probably
Speaker 6: supersedes that of mine. I rely on sometimes I rely
Speaker 6: to heavily on my creativity and just show up there
Speaker 6: on the on the spot, on the spot loves Better.
Speaker 6: It's it's sort of organizing and channeling that energy.
Speaker 3: Well I knew that because you did our fine day.
Speaker 3: Lou was sick and Jege said, mate, I've got to
Speaker 3: record day. Can you do his favor and come over
Speaker 3: and fill in? I went yes, sweet went over. I said,
Speaker 3: so what are we talking about? He just showed me
Speaker 3: his phone notes. He had four dot points. It was
Speaker 3: working with your dad and it was like X what
Speaker 3: was it like playing footy? And then it was like
Speaker 3: game question mark and then feedback And I was like,
Speaker 3: is that what we're doing? And he's like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: We'll just roll with it.
Speaker 4: Boys. I listened to the podcast. You sounded like two
Speaker 4: drunks basically to fight the doorway of the dark, mate,
Speaker 4: and that.
Speaker 1: You were lucky you got some fucking dot points to
Speaker 1: be honest with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, no, but I liked it. I think we
Speaker 6: I actually really enjoyed that podcast. It's a standout for me.
Speaker 6: I think we bounced off each other. Well, I think
Speaker 6: it flowed.
Speaker 3: We're getting honestly, if you didn't hate, if you didn't
Speaker 3: have Lou and I didn't have this fellow.
Speaker 12: Oh, brother, These actors who name their kids and make
Speaker 12: me go, god, you know this school, yeah, brother, walk
Speaker 12: in correct.
Speaker 3: That's and they think, oh, you know, I name this
Speaker 3: kid this sick unique name.
Speaker 2: No one's got it.
Speaker 3: Brother, There's a fucking reason no one's got it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is Twinkle Dust Musk's kid like b part server.
Speaker 1: It's a fucking formula.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Michael Jackson's kid, blanket brother.
Speaker 1: And even Steph she was sort of she was dropping
Speaker 1: some girls names. You know, if it's a girl, she
Speaker 1: was like, what about this? What about that? Was done?
Speaker 6: It seems a weird thing to me that people have
Speaker 6: stopped calling their dogs dog names and they starting to.
Speaker 1: Call their kids. There's dogs called Gary and kids kids
Speaker 1: called Rover. Yeah, we fucking swapped.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's your point.
Speaker 3: Yeah the real Yeah, Gary and Keith Bill, they're actually
Speaker 3: the dog's names.
Speaker 1: Dogs are these days Graham. I heard a bloke calling
Speaker 1: his dog Graham the other day.
Speaker 6: His doctor coffee's going Graham g which I thought was
Speaker 6: the funniest thing over there.
Speaker 4: In the mid eighties had a cat called Phil.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, Filma h m hmmmmm