Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne. Wake up Melbourne, Jase worrying, Glen in
Speaker 1: the morning. Great, this is Jayce, Lauren and Clint on Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Snow Wow, good morning everybody. Welcome morning Jay.
Speaker 1: Good morning Melbourne. Morning, Clinty, morning Jack.
Speaker 2: How are we?
Speaker 1: I'm good? Gee. It's it's cold out there this morning.
Speaker 2: It turned bit sleepy.
Speaker 1: It's chili dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We spoke to a fella who was walking his dog
Speaker 3: in Ascot vailed during the five thirties.
Speaker 2: Chili. He gave us a weather report. Yeah, it's very
Speaker 2: excited about his second child. The child wasn't he was
Speaker 2: jumping for jawn.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's wonderful news. Yes, he wasn't looking for it
Speaker 1: at all.
Speaker 3: Now did we all sleep?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: No, it had a shock up and so did Paul
Speaker 1: and so did my dogs.
Speaker 2: Sweats meat sweet.
Speaker 1: No, I think it was was it it was a
Speaker 1: full moon or something something weird going on, something weird,
Speaker 1: something in there, something kooky.
Speaker 2: I was out to it by twenty past eight, which
Speaker 2: is early for me. Twenty past eight is good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was about eight forty.
Speaker 2: Then I woke up at nine point thirty, just over
Speaker 2: an hour later, and I was like, she'd go out
Speaker 2: watching Below Deck and I'm like, no, no, no, try that's.
Speaker 1: Going to get haven't you watched every season of Below
Speaker 1: Deck by now?
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is Below Deck down Under?
Speaker 1: Haven't you watched? Or you just go back to the new.
Speaker 2: Drops every week?
Speaker 3: When is Below Deck down Under set like Queensland was Sundays?
Speaker 2: I imagine, I think it's in Monaco this season?
Speaker 3: What Yeah, it's Australian crew.
Speaker 2: They had to acknowledge that because they obviously did the
Speaker 2: first two seasons in Australia and our boats were a
Speaker 2: little POxy here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so why do they still call it down Under?
Speaker 2: Well because it's got Captain Jason, the Aussie captain. So
Speaker 2: when he starts the series, he's like, look, I know
Speaker 2: it's called down Under it because I'm on here and
Speaker 2: this a couple of.
Speaker 3: And did the bossies all shagh.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter where they're from.
Speaker 1: No matter where they're from a rock and they spend
Speaker 1: so much time on the boat, so they're all in relationships.
Speaker 1: Otherwise they're single, ready to mingle when they get.
Speaker 2: To shore and then they fall in love like oh
Speaker 2: loves you and I are going to be together forever.
Speaker 2: Two more charters, you two shouldn't role play like that.
Speaker 2: It was a it was a one way.
Speaker 1: Reading the newspaper halfway through his role.
Speaker 2: It's a one way role play. It's like a real
Speaker 2: relationship then, wasn't it She just tuned out reading the paper.
Speaker 2: She's still reading.
Speaker 1: Reading about Stephanie Gilmour.
Speaker 2: God, she's a freak, a good freak.
Speaker 1: She won the Gold Coast Pro. Yes, she's like being
Speaker 1: world champion what eight times or something? She retired, but
Speaker 1: she's gone back and she won yesterday. A huge crowd there.
Speaker 1: Did you say that?
Speaker 2: There all the surfboards on the walls at home. You know, normally.
Speaker 1: She's back on She's thirty eight years old. She's back
Speaker 1: on tour after a two year break. She didn't think
Speaker 1: she could do it anymore, but there she goes. Eight
Speaker 1: time world champions, Steph Wilmore's superstar.
Speaker 3: Now, guys, I know you're all very excited because it
Speaker 3: is budget day, State budget day.
Speaker 2: Right, yep, yep, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: love it, love it.
Speaker 1: It's the worst day on the calendar. Oh yeah, when
Speaker 1: are they going to give us a budget that's good
Speaker 1: for us?
Speaker 3: It's back in surplus apparently, apparently, apparently now things I
Speaker 3: didn't know, one of them being that our fearless leader
Speaker 3: Brodie Executive producer, is a big budget guy.
Speaker 2: Really, am I right? I love the budget. You don't
Speaker 2: sit there watching it like what do you have a
Speaker 2: bottle of wine between your legs? Your dog parsing next
Speaker 2: to you, and you two eating sushi and bloody potato cakes.
Speaker 1: And this is fascinating.
Speaker 4: I love to see what's happening, all the financial implications
Speaker 4: on us going forward.
Speaker 1: You like knowing how poor we are in Melbourne?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 2: I do like that too.
Speaker 1: You've got to stop using it.
Speaker 2: Maybe we can get some money in the budget except
Speaker 2: microphone to sit through Allen comes out now, the microphone
Speaker 2: at Nova.
Speaker 1: Yeah, put it in the budget. Sorry, were expecting to
Speaker 1: be happy or sad?
Speaker 2: Oh? What do you reckon?
Speaker 1: Is there anything good coming? Oh?
Speaker 2: Price?
Speaker 3: Half priced rail?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 3: Public transport?
Speaker 1: Isn't it free?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 2: So that means till the end of this month? But
Speaker 2: then it's half priced till the end of you know,
Speaker 2: public transport. It's called Oh no, no.
Speaker 1: We were going to catch the tram.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've been getting it free for you.
Speaker 1: Just exist it. We had our bosses in town. We're
Speaker 1: all going to hop on the tram. Very Melbourne, like
Speaker 1: I know, we're Melbourne and is through and through guys.
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Speaker 2: We've got our five hundred dollar jet Star vouchers to go.
Speaker 2: Not only that final invites to out and your Mother's
Speaker 2: day lunch. Actually we want to surprise someone with an invite,
Speaker 2: don't We willch anybody yesterday? Oh yeah yeah, good idea,
Speaker 2: someone very deserving. But if you want to treat your
Speaker 2: mumy listening on the show today. Final invites up for
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Speaker 1: This is no.
Speaker 2: Over one hundred. You're on the air with j Slouren
Speaker 2: and Clint. We're doing it thanks to Chella. Already Express
Speaker 2: big day yesterday we announced our boy is on the poster.
Speaker 1: You've really grown up, Clint, You've grown up, You've glowed up.
Speaker 2: You got to say some really nice feedback on the
Speaker 2: socials about it too.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and thank you so much for those who
Speaker 3: have reached out. I'll tell you what we did, deliver
Speaker 3: some merchandize packs around town because we've got some new
Speaker 3: merch right I love And if you come and see
Speaker 3: it today at Carnegie because we're going to there, aren't
Speaker 3: we Carnegie Central between spotlights.
Speaker 2: Yep, between four and five pm. We might even have some.
Speaker 1: New merch week We've got the new new fidget spinners.
Speaker 2: You fidget, We've got We've got it all, Lauren've got
Speaker 2: it all now.
Speaker 3: The no one happier than the guys at the Channel
Speaker 3: nine newsroom who were drinking out of drink bottles and photos.
Speaker 3: Who did you give the celebrating that was celebrating that
Speaker 3: I've got a glow up.
Speaker 2: They're like, it's great to see him.
Speaker 1: God, Channel I weren't putting your name on anything.
Speaker 2: They weren't. We did the weekend clip show.
Speaker 1: No, that's what I said yesterday.
Speaker 2: It wasn't.
Speaker 1: But look at you now, Jase.
Speaker 2: Lauren. Now, speaking of celebrating, I saw your mate TJ
Speaker 2: forty years on the news last year.
Speaker 1: He's coming in today, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Is he coming in or on the phone's coming in.
Speaker 1: He's actually coming because he wants the merch style. He's coming.
Speaker 1: We should have got some Tony Jones merch mate.
Speaker 2: TJ looks like a fidgets. Well, well he did get
Speaker 2: some merch presented to him on the news desk.
Speaker 3: Was in the form because Scott Pendlebury is about to
Speaker 3: chalk up a huge milestone of his own, the most
Speaker 3: games played by an AFL player and t J so
Speaker 3: that last night they gave him a jacket with.
Speaker 5: It.
Speaker 2: Now you know he put it on. You know TJ
Speaker 2: very well, what do you have?
Speaker 1: Hated that borderline?
Speaker 2: What do you know? The jacket was coming as so
Speaker 2: the jacket was probably his idea. Really, I don't know,
Speaker 2: we'll find out. The burning question and the people behind
Speaker 2: him that looked like they were hostages.
Speaker 3: That's his family.
Speaker 1: He's beautiful Lauren.
Speaker 3: I love his daughter, son and daughter.
Speaker 1: They listened to the show. Lauren always listens.
Speaker 2: Out good morning, but he called it lo or last night.
Speaker 1: I think she's a lost sheep.
Speaker 2: That's the wife, daughter.
Speaker 1: And their wife and his beautiful.
Speaker 2: Marks so good. Did you see mum lean over on
Speaker 2: the news.
Speaker 7: Every night?
Speaker 2: Like the jacket?
Speaker 1: That sweet Mark.
Speaker 3: Chump will join us later in the show, which is good.
Speaker 1: They don't call him jumpers. I don't care anymore.
Speaker 2: Well, we can't say Clinton. I need you to go
Speaker 2: to that story, Chump. How funny get on postcards.
Speaker 1: When this has been on postcards the time for Mother's Day?
Speaker 1: Always on postcards. Yeah, we did the Maya Perfume Counter.
Speaker 1: We've done some Sconds and High Tel. Mum's done about
Speaker 1: five or six episodes of postcards and she always looks
Speaker 1: like a robot. She freezes. She goes, I'll go some likely,
Speaker 1: I'll go. Now, this is my beautiful mum, Liz here
Speaker 1: at the Maya Perfumery. What would you like for Mother's Day?
Speaker 1: And she goes, oh, thank you, Lauren, it is so
Speaker 1: nice to be here. I'll see if I can find it.
Speaker 2: It's perfect.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I had her at Colevan the other day again choosing
Speaker 1: a freak and I was like, I chose this from
Speaker 1: month because it's I said, it's sweet, just like her,
Speaker 1: and she goes, thank you, And I think it will
Speaker 1: help me get noticed. It's very uncomfortable, uncomfortable for people
Speaker 1: who aren't on television or on radio when they take
Speaker 1: a TV camera thrown in their face.
Speaker 2: Hey guys, coming after, We've got a five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: Jetstar vouchers to go to celebrate their birthday, their twenty
Speaker 2: second birthday. We're going to play a little musical game.
Speaker 2: If you can work out what song we are playing,
Speaker 2: I'm going to play you snippet. I'm gonna play your
Speaker 2: snippet twenty two seconds into the song you get that
Speaker 2: note unreal. See if you can work out the song
Speaker 2: and you'll be airborne thanks to Jet Star. It's coming
Speaker 2: up next on Over Morning. That one for Miss Lauren
Speaker 2: Phillips Fountains Wayne This, I'm gonna put it out there, Jase,
Speaker 2: Lauren and Clint this Morning out there going.
Speaker 1: I love this show and I love the music we play,
Speaker 1: but that's my least favorite song that we play. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Stacy's mom And did you ever know Stacey?
Speaker 2: Stacey?
Speaker 1: Did you ever know any Stacey? I had a friend
Speaker 1: called Stacey, and oh my god, she hated that song?
Speaker 1: Did she much? Because everyone.
Speaker 2: Thoughts on this going on? Jes client there, do you
Speaker 2: look like? Okay?
Speaker 1: Then who let the dogs out?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 1: She's you got the triocha.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I always felt sorry for Stacy's because if it came
Speaker 1: on in the club or a bar, everyone, I'd sing
Speaker 1: it out them and they were like, oh, we get it.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 1: My friend Stacy's to hate.
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Speaker 2: Now we are going to have a bit of a game.
Speaker 2: We sure are.
Speaker 1: Now it is their twenty second birthday. So what we're
Speaker 1: going to do is play a snippet of the twenty
Speaker 1: second second twenty second second of a song.
Speaker 3: That's right, just a snippet, just enough so you know
Speaker 3: and appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Hopefully second twenty two. You've got to pick what it is.
Speaker 2: If you do that, you'll score a five hundred dollar
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Speaker 1: Let's go to the phone, all right, let's go to
Speaker 1: Kara and Clyde. Good morning, good morning, how are you good?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 1: You've got two kids and your primary school teacher. Well done.
Speaker 1: You must love the kids.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 9: It's actually easier in the classroom than coming home.
Speaker 2: To my own. Every teacher says that, okay, we're going
Speaker 2: to play a snippet of a song. Here we go.
Speaker 2: Take a listeny, sorry, wrong one, I go to clear
Speaker 2: your mind. Yeah, this is the moment twenty two twenty
Speaker 2: two seconds into the song, take a listen, else.
Speaker 10: Your sus love.
Speaker 4: Myself and do you as a body else?
Speaker 1: God, you know this song? What's do you know? Who
Speaker 1: sings it?
Speaker 8: Can you play this a little bit again?
Speaker 2: Okay, taking this? Here we go.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, this is going to annoy me.
Speaker 2: Keep singing. I'll apply to you and you keep singing.
Speaker 2: Here we go, my love ow nobody, Come on, surt down,
Speaker 2: Somber on yourself, really think about somebody.
Speaker 6: I love this song.
Speaker 11: And my husband's like what so it's like, how dare
Speaker 11: you no? It's from Somber.
Speaker 3: Yeah, come on, I mean it's a bit of a
Speaker 3: numbers game.
Speaker 2: It is a numbers game. It's a numbers game. This one.
Speaker 8: Oh it's Somber.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, this is his news song and.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 2: You've got it quick on the tip and right on.
Speaker 3: What time is it?
Speaker 1: It's six twenty seven and it's on the morning.
Speaker 4: Really trying to help you here, I know, and my
Speaker 4: brain is that I haven't had a coffee.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm looking forward to midday.
Speaker 2: Oh what part of me day? Click? Just before it?
Speaker 12: Lunch?
Speaker 2: I love somber lunchtime. It's my favorite.
Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to about eleven forty.
Speaker 3: Eight, Yes, eleven forty eight am, because that is.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, on my brain.
Speaker 1: Oh I love you so much. Car I don't know
Speaker 1: how much more I can help.
Speaker 2: What would eleven forty eight be.
Speaker 7: Eleven forty eight?
Speaker 4: It's just before midnight.
Speaker 2: We're not leaving, we are not moving on.
Speaker 3: Okay, get in midnightet is what? Get your clock made?
Speaker 2: Midnight? Midnight?
Speaker 9: What midnight is nighttime?
Speaker 3: If you're looking at Carra twelve, it was a dream.
Speaker 1: Eleven forty eight is twelve to twelve.
Speaker 2: Look at that almost midday night.
Speaker 8: We are not doing math today in class, car well guard,
Speaker 8: we love you.
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Speaker 1: What are you going to do with the jets Star?
Speaker 1: With the jet Star money?
Speaker 8: Mom?
Speaker 4: Lying over here in the week before the school holidays,
Speaker 4: but the prices went up she couldn't afford to pay
Speaker 4: for the return.
Speaker 8: Her.
Speaker 2: There, you have a great day. What was the song again?
Speaker 12: It's so much wealth?
Speaker 2: Well, good morning Melbourne. What can you tuesday? Any truth
Speaker 2: to the rumors about the Pies eyeing up Lucky Neil?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did hear that his future at Brisbane is
Speaker 3: a little up in the air given what's happened. He's
Speaker 3: out of contract shortly. I want to move to what's
Speaker 3: to be closer to the kids, which would naturally link
Speaker 3: him to either the Eagles or Dockers.
Speaker 2: But she take the kids and go to Perth to chicken.
Speaker 1: Just gone home his wife and the children.
Speaker 3: But you know, other clubs would be you know, negligent
Speaker 3: if they didn't ask the question. Everything would want getting
Speaker 3: plenty of the ball.
Speaker 2: So he's up at the end of this year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And and then there's Michael Voss. Well you just
Speaker 3: where there's smoke, there's fire, and there's just a lot
Speaker 3: of talk.
Speaker 2: What now there's been talking on?
Speaker 3: But when it starts, you know, the chatter sort of
Speaker 3: starts among fans and then at corporate level and board level,
Speaker 3: and you just know the right I think he's I
Speaker 3: think this will be his last season.
Speaker 2: Don't know who.
Speaker 3: Maybe John Longmke will the year. Well, i'd like to
Speaker 3: think so. I think he deserves to see out.
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Speaker 2: dot com dot au. Let's talk movies, can we?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Now you know I'm not. There's actually some good
Speaker 1: movies at the moment.
Speaker 2: There's some great movies.
Speaker 1: We've got the devist part of coming up, the two
Speaker 1: that we're all about to go and see another's day.
Speaker 1: Has anyone seen MJ yet?
Speaker 2: I've not no saw she loved it. I watched The
Speaker 2: Little Rascals with Archie on the weekend. That's good.
Speaker 1: Flashback into the kids movies, like the kids movies that
Speaker 1: we watched.
Speaker 2: I was gonna watch Ghostbusters with him, but that's quite scary.
Speaker 2: He's only four Ghostbusters. Remember Sigourney Weaver turned into a dog?
Speaker 1: Yes, it's a bit she turns into a dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I remember spoiler.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen it.
Speaker 2: You haven't seen Ghostbusters? Who are you going to call Ghostbusters? Well,
Speaker 2: you don't know the number. You never seen ghost I.
Speaker 1: Think there was a cartoon version that I saw.
Speaker 3: There was a cartoon adaptation.
Speaker 1: I think I saw the cartoons, but not the movie.
Speaker 2: Hey, when had a screening.
Speaker 1: I don't remember Sigourney Weaver turning into a dog.
Speaker 2: No, remember that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would remember that, so I definitely haven't seen it.
Speaker 3: There's something quite on the nose at the moment. Two
Speaker 3: hundred and eight million dollars is what they spent on
Speaker 3: a film called Desert Warrior.
Speaker 11: Tribes had killed each other for centuries.
Speaker 2: No, they're not your favorite neighbless, but they're good fightersn't.
Speaker 2: How do you beat them?
Speaker 1: We find this batter together.
Speaker 3: That's Greames Oscar now defying a ruthless emperor, a princess
Speaker 3: flees into the Arabian desert. Hunted by mercenaries, forged into
Speaker 3: a warrior, and aided by a legendary bandit, she unites
Speaker 3: warring tribes for a last stand that will change history.
Speaker 2: Sounds great and block rotten tomatoes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not good.
Speaker 3: Blockbuster two hundred is about two hundred million dollars, plass,
Speaker 3: that's what they categorize a blockbuster. How much dereckn it
Speaker 3: made in the cinema in the US.
Speaker 2: How much it cost them to mate? Thank you for
Speaker 2: the question. Two hundred and eight.
Speaker 1: Million, two hundred and eight million dollars to make it?
Speaker 1: I reckon they've made a meal fifty mili.
Speaker 2: Six.
Speaker 3: This is an average per cinema six hundred and forty
Speaker 3: seven dollars.
Speaker 2: And cinema that's great. It's not great, is it, dere
Speaker 2: I say bad dollars? Yeah, but they I'll be honest,
Speaker 2: they lose money on movies all the time.
Speaker 1: So that's like it's like fifty bucks from movie. That's
Speaker 1: like one hundred and ten people have got about.
Speaker 2: Movies are about eight hundred grand.
Speaker 3: Wow, it's made.
Speaker 2: Movies are quite a risky investment. Like a lot of
Speaker 2: people oh yeah on movies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very expensive to make, and there's not that many
Speaker 1: of them that are better.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying.
Speaker 3: It takes quite a while to commission a film, and
Speaker 3: there's a lot of steps you've.
Speaker 1: Got to take, and you've got to get investors. It
Speaker 1: depends who you are and what your sort of experience
Speaker 1: is is how hard it is to get investment. But
Speaker 1: people pumping a lot of money to movies.
Speaker 3: I like I said, eight hundred and twenty seven thousand dollars,
Speaker 3: that's how much it equates to in Australian dollars sally
Speaker 3: five one hundred and ninety thousand US dollars.
Speaker 2: I can feel better. Anyone made a bad.
Speaker 1: Investment here I'm sure I've made apes that I don't
Speaker 1: want to ignoledge I've put them in the back of
Speaker 1: my brain somewhere.
Speaker 3: So you recall where sort of kids are the eighties nineties,
Speaker 3: when we were approaching, creeping closer to the millennium, right,
Speaker 3: everyone had got millennium fever was the why two K bug,
Speaker 3: which was the negative, But the positive was, you know,
Speaker 3: once we reached the new millennium, we're going to be celebrating.
Speaker 3: We should celebrate with maybe some Millennium ale.
Speaker 2: This is what it was. It was.
Speaker 3: It was harm it was beer in a champagne bottle.
Speaker 3: It was called it was special invest in this special
Speaker 3: vintage Millennium ale. Now, my brother and I bought four
Speaker 3: cases of it because we thought that one day it
Speaker 3: would be worth a school year dollars. It's currently fetching
Speaker 3: ten dollars a bottle or best offer on eBay.
Speaker 1: So how much did you pay for it?
Speaker 3: How much a lot lauren A lot A lot A
Speaker 3: case was around about four hundred bucks. We bought four cases,
Speaker 3: my brother and I because we thought we were going
Speaker 3: to make a mint.
Speaker 1: When did you think you would be selling it? Like
Speaker 1: in the years, So if that was the year two
Speaker 1: thousand like the year twenty fifty.
Speaker 2: I mean it might go back up.
Speaker 3: Ye is that beer doesn't keep very well for long
Speaker 3: periods of time, but it.
Speaker 1: Does hang on ready to enjoy now. But if you
Speaker 1: manage to resist the temptation which you have, this vintage
Speaker 1: ale will develop further complexity with cellaring. So have you
Speaker 1: got it in the cellar dar?
Speaker 3: I think I think I think we put it in
Speaker 3: hard rubbish. That's how That's how bad an investment it was,
Speaker 3: Millennium ale.
Speaker 2: You want to feel better, that's shocking. When I started
Speaker 2: out in radio, one of the big big bosses, his
Speaker 2: wife invented boost juice, Jeanine Ellis, and he got all
Speaker 2: the other bosses at the radio station to invest in
Speaker 2: it at the start, all right, so they invested in
Speaker 2: thirty forty k each and then you know it was
Speaker 2: going okay, and they were all like, oh we could
Speaker 2: we could get our money back before we buy out
Speaker 2: now and we'll make it early. They all bailed, making
Speaker 2: like ten grand and now Boost Juice is currently a
Speaker 2: billion dollar in excess of two hundred and fifty million dollars.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, they could have been sharks.
Speaker 1: Wasn't she shark constructor?
Speaker 2: Yes it was yeah, yeah, yeah, the buses aren't they
Speaker 2: standing ready?
Speaker 1: Oh shame? He'd beg devo. Yeah, wouldn't you just get
Speaker 1: your money back?
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten. Let's talk bad investments. Someone takes
Speaker 2: you into dropping money into something that you thought, this
Speaker 2: is it, it's going to change your life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so this is like reverse shark tank. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Did you drop thousands on Millennial beer? Oh? It would
Speaker 2: taste like cats this as well.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine? I mean surrenders.
Speaker 2: Looks like a prutty beer. It'd be pretty tight beer.
Speaker 2: Someone's going to walk away with a night to come
Speaker 2: at Oakwood Premiere. You can dine and stay stay dining
Speaker 2: unwined in with a city staycation at Oakwood thirteen twenty
Speaker 2: four ten. For bad investments, guy used to work with us,
Speaker 2: little Little Cam, him and his partner when COVID hit
Speaker 2: You don't everyone was like obsessed with those UV like
Speaker 2: cleaning boxes.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, did he buy yes, so bad James.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dropped heaps of cash, importing all these boxes to
Speaker 2: put your phone in to clean them. And yeah, no,
Speaker 2: if you go to his house, there's a whole.
Speaker 1: Wardrobe did they actually do anything?
Speaker 2: Well, I guess you never know.
Speaker 1: No, we didn't. I mean we all tried all sorts
Speaker 1: of couch we really do.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten. We're talking bad investments here at
Speaker 2: and nover. Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. We
Speaker 2: are talking bad investments this morning.
Speaker 1: Yes, Melbourne, what did you put your money into that
Speaker 1: turned out to be a flop?
Speaker 2: Another mate? Can we bring this up? When COVID was
Speaker 2: happening and all the vaccines were coming out, remember there
Speaker 2: was a lot of talking like they had to be
Speaker 2: refrigerated and kept really cold. Yes, yeah, And my mate
Speaker 2: was like, okay, refrigerated transport. He was like, we need
Speaker 2: to drop money in refrigerated transport because they're going to
Speaker 2: need to get the vaccines around.
Speaker 1: And how much money did he lose?
Speaker 2: He lost all of it. Do either of you do
Speaker 2: stocks shares? My ten year old does he? Kids? I can't.
Speaker 2: I don't understand. I don't get it.
Speaker 1: He taught me, right, well, it can be great or
Speaker 1: it can be diabolical. Well, you're right exactly what you're
Speaker 1: investing in.
Speaker 2: He got a Tesla share for his birthday.
Speaker 1: You want like, wow, okay, you can buy shares in Tesla. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I thought Elon publicly take your money.
Speaker 2: How good?
Speaker 1: Oh, I didn't know it was publicly listed because how
Speaker 1: he was.
Speaker 2: Like, I Reckon, you should drop more in Tesla, And
Speaker 2: I'm like, whine. He guess well, everyone's working on flying cars.
Speaker 2: Elon's got the ego that he'll want to come out.
Speaker 2: He got a point.
Speaker 1: Okay, I didn't know Elon was sharing.
Speaker 2: Good on him, the barefoot investor. I'll hook you up
Speaker 2: with the ten year old's number. He can do your
Speaker 2: finances for sure.
Speaker 1: You're taking commission the actual barefoot investor, not the little
Speaker 1: barefoot investor, not the crop wearing investors. Let's go to
Speaker 1: Jenny in your park. Good morning. What do you invest in?
Speaker 2: Maybe some strepsils? Jenny, Hello, bad investments? What do you
Speaker 2: drop cash in?
Speaker 9: Glad you're no longer about the plus one? And Clint
Speaker 9: officially one of the three. Yes, stupid me invested in
Speaker 9: a cigarette but pole. So you know you can cut
Speaker 9: out your cigarettes and stuff like that. Yeah, what a flop?
Speaker 1: So what is it like a metal pole that you
Speaker 1: just but your cigarettes?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Pretty much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and didn't take off, Jenny, clearly in the city.
Speaker 9: It did for x amount of month. Yeah, but then
Speaker 9: though they were hoping to sort of scatter around Melbourne
Speaker 9: and Victoria.
Speaker 1: Now then everyone started a finger cigarette butt pole went
Speaker 1: out of fashion cigarette. But maybe I didn't call it.
Speaker 2: That they would have taken off in some areas around
Speaker 2: melp that it went bad. Hey way, no, good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning. How are you doing.
Speaker 6: You're not too bad.
Speaker 2: You got a bad investment for us?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: About one good one there was invested probably ten years
Speaker 6: ago now into an EMU farm. Can I ask what's that?
Speaker 1: Why did you think the EMU farms were going to
Speaker 1: take off?
Speaker 6: Well, it's funny how it came about because I had
Speaker 6: to sign business and he came in to the sign
Speaker 6: company to get some signs for the farm. So I
Speaker 6: went up to the farm and I put the signs
Speaker 6: up and it looked quite good. His it is this
Speaker 6: area where he'd use everything from the emu so he'd
Speaker 6: make stuff, little statues of the EMUs and had the
Speaker 6: eggs and all this sort of stuff. So people. The
Speaker 6: whole idea was to get the Chinese people over.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 6: He was telling us about the buses and how many bus.
Speaker 2: Yeah right yep.
Speaker 6: And it was going to go from there. He showed
Speaker 6: us all this stuff about making money through a fish farm.
Speaker 6: That was part of the deal. Oh yeah, sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: To watch the cash.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, Well he even got out of my wife
Speaker 6: and kicked up there to make a video.
Speaker 2: Oh you're in the promo, right in the promo.
Speaker 6: So what did you lose on twenty k?
Speaker 2: Where are the Is that in the backyard or.
Speaker 6: Well they should be on the barbecue, mate, But.
Speaker 1: Oh is the Amy farm? I wonder if it's still going.
Speaker 2: He's still going.
Speaker 6: Well, no, I think he's doing a runner.
Speaker 1: It's not that funky farm goes to.
Speaker 2: No, that's all about board. It's all about board. Thank you.
Speaker 2: We love the Funky They got in touch with you
Speaker 2: the other day. Well, I went down there with the
Speaker 2: kids and as we pulled up, they came out and
Speaker 2: they said, hey, I heard Lauren and Clint are on
Speaker 2: the saying we're the Funky Farm and we're down here
Speaker 2: growing funky stuff. I don't think we ever said that.
Speaker 1: I think we just asked the question.
Speaker 2: Were farming you alluded to magic mushroom?
Speaker 3: Any farm a bit funky, thunky, it's got a crocodile,
Speaker 3: it's all above board.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure about the crocodile. Yeah, you know, think
Speaker 1: you can just have a sock here.
Speaker 2: This freaks me. It's a good investment, you know what
Speaker 2: I think it could be?
Speaker 1: You should invest in the funky farm.
Speaker 2: So they built like an avery where you walk through
Speaker 2: what the birds land on your saying? But they're building
Speaker 2: a snake one where you walk and you walk through
Speaker 2: and the snakes are free ranging.
Speaker 1: It's terrible.
Speaker 2: Hang on are they what if they.
Speaker 1: If they fall off the roof and land on you?
Speaker 2: Horrendous.
Speaker 1: Oh that's fine. I just trained you your death. But
Speaker 1: they won't buy you.
Speaker 2: Peel it off before. That's a stupid idea.
Speaker 1: Don't invest in that.
Speaker 2: Actually you should.
Speaker 1: What could possibly go wrong? We arrange snake.
Speaker 2: We lost another kid in the snake in a.
Speaker 1: Good morning?
Speaker 8: Good morning?
Speaker 1: What did you invest in as a teenager?
Speaker 4: I invested in my friend's video easy store?
Speaker 1: Was it a good investment for some short time?
Speaker 4: It would have been back in the day, maybe for
Speaker 4: a couple of years, but then yeah, then they started
Speaker 4: dropping off.
Speaker 2: When they were dropping off, did you guys have used
Speaker 2: those DVD at ms?
Speaker 3: No? So like the dry cleaners where you can pick
Speaker 3: up you dry clean machine, and you would borrow DVD
Speaker 3: from what.
Speaker 1: You just dropped it back. It's got a good ideas
Speaker 1: and stuff, you know what. And when came out, I
Speaker 1: don't think we thought that were going anywhere. It would
Speaker 1: have made an investment. When the DVDs came out, I
Speaker 1: thought they were forever. Oh yeah, I didn't think life
Speaker 1: could get any better. When the Blu Ray came DVD,
Speaker 1: I didn't stand blue.
Speaker 3: It was a smaller DVD. I had a Blu Ray machine.
Speaker 2: Of course you did, you know you would have had Lauren,
Speaker 2: he would have had that. Do you have surround sound
Speaker 2: with the speakers behind the couch and the wires running
Speaker 2: under that and the sub Wolfer is just going fourteen
Speaker 2: past seven? Hey, coming up, We've got invite to our
Speaker 2: exclusive and annual Mother's Day. Lund is exclusive, isn't it?
Speaker 1: A few days ago Melbourne, I was going to.
Speaker 2: Take the kids after school on Wednesday. It's going to
Speaker 2: take them to Southland and give them a little bit
Speaker 2: of money to buy like mom for Mother's.
Speaker 1: Day presents and let them choose it themselves.
Speaker 2: I know, but I'm like, I just don't want to
Speaker 2: running wild in Westfield. I feel like I should narrow
Speaker 2: it down, like do I take them to like, you know,
Speaker 2: like that run. Just throw them fifty each and see
Speaker 2: what they come up with.
Speaker 1: Really like this feet for so a game I've bought
Speaker 1: for the PS five. They should choose and then you go.
Speaker 2: And improve it. Yeah, Jase, what could go wrong?
Speaker 1: What's their budget each?
Speaker 2: I mean I could make it forty.
Speaker 3: Fifty fifty one hundred somewhere in that space.
Speaker 2: Please three of them.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to stay out of it. To your family,
Speaker 1: you do what you like?
Speaker 2: Are you judging? Judging by that? Look, I got to
Speaker 2: put more in?
Speaker 1: Are you going to buy lose something too?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, you want some sort of PlayStation?
Speaker 1: What do you think they go? Because you've got three
Speaker 1: boys of different ages and very different personalities, what do
Speaker 1: you think they'd lean towards?
Speaker 2: I think you know, one of them will go Mum
Speaker 2: would have wanted me to spend this on claw machines
Speaker 2: at times, aren't Yeah, trying to win her a stuff toy.
Speaker 2: That's how they'll justify it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the other ones.
Speaker 2: Candy shops and maybe pajamas.
Speaker 3: But the baby of the family is going to get
Speaker 3: nip into bras and things and buy it I was
Speaker 3: more thinking Peter Alexander.
Speaker 2: But that's all right, cute.
Speaker 1: She'd get some Scooby Doo pajamas.
Speaker 2: Have you have you sort of something for your mum?
Speaker 1: I'm taking her to our Mother's Day.
Speaker 2: What a time.
Speaker 1: So I'm taking my mum shopping today to buy something
Speaker 1: to wear to the Novern Mother's Sack.
Speaker 2: Nice if you win and invite everyone please comment on
Speaker 2: this is outfit?
Speaker 1: Yes Friday, yep, yep. Let's see how we go. And
Speaker 1: we haven't been shopping together for a while. God might
Speaker 1: end up in mom not coming to the Mother's Day lunch.
Speaker 2: You got get.
Speaker 1: Matching want to be too.
Speaker 3: Should get matching out its mummy daughter.
Speaker 1: Oh god, we were never one of those families. We
Speaker 1: never did the matching Christmas armies that our family were
Speaker 1: not like that. So easy put together.
Speaker 2: We are whining and dining the moms of Melbourne to
Speaker 2: celebrate Mother's Day head crown with unfigurable dining and experiences.
Speaker 2: Are We're going to take them fill their bellies at
Speaker 2: Nobu and then conga line to Village Cinemas to experience
Speaker 2: the Devil West prior to to in gold class.
Speaker 1: That's going to be awesome.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited. We've got intes to go, not just yet,
Speaker 2: we'll do it just before seven thirty this morning here
Speaker 2: at number one hundred. Good morning, Sumber, Homewrecker, Good morning Melbourne,
Speaker 2: nineteen past seven. This is Nomber one hundred.
Speaker 1: I love that song. So is my favorite, the moment,
Speaker 1: the flavor of the month.
Speaker 2: So that's our artist, our show artist, Somber.
Speaker 1: We love Benson going to a baby. He's like twenty one,
Speaker 1: he's got a huge career head.
Speaker 2: We are on the thanks for mates to Shelready Express.
Speaker 2: You got Jason, Lauren and Clint and guys. Because he lives.
Speaker 2: Cost of living is through the resond. We're expecting what
Speaker 2: another interest rate we are today?
Speaker 1: Clint, it's Clint Christmas. It's budget day.
Speaker 3: It's state budget day today. Yeah, federal budgets next week.
Speaker 3: That's when he really get federal Budget's great, Yeah, plenty
Speaker 3: look forward to There is there actually, I think we're
Speaker 3: tightening our belts.
Speaker 1: Well, just something different.
Speaker 2: It's an interesting way of saving money that I've stumbled across.
Speaker 2: I'm not doing this, but found out a couple of
Speaker 2: friends are. They're into audio books. Now there's different companies
Speaker 2: like audible and things like that, you buy a subscription.
Speaker 1: I've never listened to an audio neither.
Speaker 3: I'm more of a purist ian. I love getting my
Speaker 3: hands on a book. But now I've bought a kindle because.
Speaker 2: I'm old Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: It's quite It's very handy, very convenient. Don't judge me
Speaker 3: if you tried.
Speaker 2: It was to come with a shower and a walk.
Speaker 1: I can't read.
Speaker 2: We were supposed to be ganging up on him, like I'm.
Speaker 1: Just in the middle. But you are an old woman
Speaker 1: that was at the.
Speaker 2: Moment we were supposed to have that come on better support.
Speaker 2: So I'm an audio an audiobook listen to the Barefoot
Speaker 2: Investor audio player, right. But people are getting rid of
Speaker 2: a lot of their subscriptions at the moment, you know,
Speaker 2: like Amazon, Netflix, all that sort of stuff, to save
Speaker 2: it back. There are people out there now screen recording
Speaker 2: their audible book reader and then posting them on YouTube.
Speaker 1: If I leave this house, it will be in handcuffs.
Speaker 1: I should have run for it while I had the chance.
Speaker 2: It's an example. This is the the housemade.
Speaker 1: Police officers are in the house and they've discovered what's upstairs.
Speaker 2: Reading at the moment.
Speaker 1: That's an audiobook.
Speaker 3: So what they're doing she's not reading, issue, she's listening.
Speaker 1: What okay, hang on, tell me again. So that's we
Speaker 1: just listened to an audiobook.
Speaker 2: From like an app that you pay for, like audible.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: What people are doing is they're screen recording it, right,
Speaker 2: and then they're posting it on their own YouTube accounts
Speaker 2: to get followers, so people can.
Speaker 1: Well, no, it's frown upon, and then they read it themselves.
Speaker 2: Well then no, no, no, they're posting, hey, you're with me, right,
Speaker 2: I'm with you.
Speaker 1: So they're reading, they're listening to it, but screen recording
Speaker 1: it and it records the audio.
Speaker 3: Yes, and posting on YouTube so people can go on, yes,
Speaker 3: it is welcome to the part.
Speaker 1: That's what your friends are doing.
Speaker 8: Whoa, whoa?
Speaker 1: Did you just say I'm not doing this, but I
Speaker 1: have a few friends who have got my mate. And
Speaker 1: then how do they make money?
Speaker 2: Well, I guess they get followers on YouTube and then
Speaker 2: eventually you'd make money.
Speaker 1: Oh, they'll be shut down, surely.
Speaker 2: Well it's a little thing going on at the moment.
Speaker 1: How do you actually make money on YouTube? I've never
Speaker 1: understood that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they start putting ads in so as soon as
Speaker 2: you start so in the middle.
Speaker 1: Of your screen recorded book, then you're going to get
Speaker 1: this house. It will be in handcuffs.
Speaker 2: Harvey Norman's twenty on right now, nothing to pay for
Speaker 2: six months?
Speaker 1: And so then people go on YouTube and listen to
Speaker 1: someone's fraudulent ebook with some mats. Yeah, which of your
Speaker 1: friends are doing that much?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I want to know too.
Speaker 3: It's got I mean, it's could be a good business.
Speaker 1: Is it to save a buck or to make a bar?
Speaker 2: No, it's to save a buck.
Speaker 1: So how are they saving money doing that? No?
Speaker 2: Well, the people listening to the dodgy copies are saving
Speaker 2: about listen.
Speaker 1: They're not actually doing it. How much does it cost
Speaker 1: to download an audio book?
Speaker 2: Well, you're buy twenty scription. Yeah, it's a little bit
Speaker 2: cheaper than it's a proper hardback. They get you on
Speaker 2: the subscription. Then how many subscriptions are we paying that?
Speaker 2: We don't.
Speaker 1: I've done that, I've cleared out the subscription.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me too, on yours. Well, I'm still getting Stanford
Speaker 2: free from Hill.
Speaker 1: Why would you say that out loud?
Speaker 2: You're silly man.
Speaker 1: You're not getting it free. It's just someone else's She
Speaker 1: cuts you off today.
Speaker 3: No, I've got a few there that is sitting there, yeah,
Speaker 3: ticking away. Yeah, we must, we must do it.
Speaker 2: It is just twenty five seven. Olivia Rodrigo dropped dead
Speaker 2: here on Nober one hundred. We're doing to thanks to
Speaker 2: she already express. It is Jase, Lauren and Clint. She's
Speaker 2: a musical guest on SNL this week. She's pumping up everywhere.
Speaker 1: And I haven't seen that video or the clip of
Speaker 1: her singing the song about getting having the fake no either. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's funny. She's on the piano and she's talking about
Speaker 1: the best over life, getting your actual drivers like her
Speaker 1: real ID, and how hard it is. It's very reminiscent
Speaker 1: of going to Vic Rhodes when you're trying to get
Speaker 1: something done and then she ends up taking it to
Speaker 1: cap Well, I'll just stick with my fake ID.
Speaker 2: Then, guys in the waiting room, we'll give you a
Speaker 2: call when we're Yeah, yeah, experience.
Speaker 1: The tittle is prodit in Google class book at Village Cinemas.
Speaker 7: Don't come to dat mother.
Speaker 1: And your mother, you listen to me, Jakes, Lauren and
Speaker 1: Climps Mother's Day Lunch.
Speaker 2: There is no.
Speaker 1: All right, Melbourne. This is your chance to get your
Speaker 1: mom out and about for mother's steak. Could be your mom.
Speaker 1: Maybe you are a mom and you're nominating yourself and
Speaker 1: you want to bring a friend. Whichever way it is
Speaker 1: caused now thirteen twenty fourteen, you could be joining us
Speaker 1: at No Boo for lunch and then we conger line
Speaker 1: at Crown down to Village Gold Class Now. I don't
Speaker 1: know about you, but one of life's greatest indulgence. He's
Speaker 1: having a glass of champagne at Village now, lounging around.
Speaker 2: So they swing past Dolf and Treasure because we'll have
Speaker 2: to go through the casino. We probably will. Actually our
Speaker 2: galleys are probably more big.
Speaker 1: Will And when we get there, we're watching The Devil West,
Speaker 1: which is I've been holding off watching it.
Speaker 2: It's a movie.
Speaker 3: Everybody's lips are everybody's lips. Everyone's seen it.
Speaker 2: Experience The Devil West part of too in Gold Class
Speaker 2: Book Now Village Cinemas dot com dot are you otherwise
Speaker 2: come with us and have lunch at Nobi first. This
Speaker 2: is our and your Mother's Daylight.
Speaker 3: I've got the feeling that we've got a fun mum
Speaker 3: nomination from line Am.
Speaker 2: I right Caitlin from Greensborough.
Speaker 8: You know what my mum Gracie?
Speaker 1: How us about mum Gracie.
Speaker 8: Gracie is well, as I said, a bit on the
Speaker 8: older syc is in the sixty sixth Raine.
Speaker 2: That's all right, No, but she's a.
Speaker 8: Single mum and she's had me her whole life and
Speaker 8: she has sacrificed everything, everything and everything just to make
Speaker 8: sure that I've succeeded. And now it's time to give
Speaker 8: back to her. Do for her now and devil was
Speaker 8: prior to to she is?
Speaker 1: She fun?
Speaker 9: Mum?
Speaker 1: Will she have a little champagne with us?
Speaker 8: Of course and a little flutter along the way.
Speaker 1: She's up to Dolphin Treasure with the boys.
Speaker 2: Have to drag her off that wheel.
Speaker 1: When are you coming with mum?
Speaker 6: Of course?
Speaker 1: Of course, Greg, we can't pull it when you can't
Speaker 1: wait to meet you on Friday. We're gonna have quite
Speaker 1: the day out celebrating the mums of Melbourne.
Speaker 6: I can't wait.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much for the dynamic trio.
Speaker 1: To be fun.
Speaker 2: I'm excited you got out of uncle did well? I
Speaker 2: think so? Yeah? I think.
Speaker 1: You haven't disgusted it. Have you?
Speaker 2: Happy Mother's Day? Casey?
Speaker 1: Did you invite your sister.
Speaker 3: I did, but she's like doing some sort of I
Speaker 3: think I said yesterday, she's doing like a breakfast, then
Speaker 3: a lunch and then.
Speaker 2: So she Clint.
Speaker 3: Well, well, well, well come on, Phil exactly. This is
Speaker 3: the great opportunity for the dads to lift.
Speaker 1: Their game on the Friday before Mother's Day. And Mother's
Speaker 1: Day is important as the family, right, But the Friday
Speaker 1: before Mother's Day, he's the day for the moms to
Speaker 1: not deal with the kids. That's right, Like that's where dad's.
Speaker 2: Work.
Speaker 1: Sisters, auntie, sorry, brothers have to help pick up the slack,
Speaker 1: not brothers or uncles, the moms getting day. Well, Uncle
Speaker 1: Clint's going to Novou too. I'm wortunately casey on Phil.
Speaker 2: Over to you.
Speaker 1: Dad.
Speaker 2: Make sure you're listening to Nova all this week when
Speaker 2: you findal invite otherwise, go to the Nova player app
Speaker 2: or NOFM dot com dot are you to celebrate Mother's
Speaker 2: Day with us? What a banger?
Speaker 1: I sure has banger after bag?
Speaker 2: What do you reckon? Stronger that? Ll Burn?
Speaker 1: What a tune? I love Burn's great?
Speaker 2: We do good on your today? So many hours so still.
Speaker 1: A boy, she'd do an half hour?
Speaker 2: We should do an half hour morning. Everyone, it is
Speaker 2: just going eleven to eight here on No but you've
Speaker 2: got Jas, Lauren and Clint coming up at eight this morning,
Speaker 2: your chance to win five K with a five K
Speaker 2: question thanks to Carlole Holmes. But first though, the reason
Speaker 2: we played.
Speaker 6: Us confess cleans.
Speaker 2: These are my confession. I want to open the parent
Speaker 2: confessing Why confession line thirteen twenty four ten is our number?
Speaker 3: Now, I just want to stress, do you have a
Speaker 3: guilty conscience?
Speaker 1: Chase like it's heading that way.
Speaker 2: This is a mind We're not We're not judging.
Speaker 3: We're not judge judging, We're curious.
Speaker 1: I'm not a parent, so I can't truct.
Speaker 2: Those moments that you go. You know what, this was
Speaker 2: not my strongest moment exactly because there is a lady
Speaker 2: going viral you can follow on socials the Peninsula Mama
Speaker 2: and basically she does add mum confessions online. Might come
Speaker 2: back to Bier to help other parents feel.
Speaker 1: Better about right, just getting real were all doing it.
Speaker 2: The other day, I got a phone call from the
Speaker 2: office saying, come and get my daughter. School finished early
Speaker 2: because the parent teacher interviews. I forgot they finished early,
Speaker 2: so she was waiting in the office. Also, I forgot
Speaker 2: about parent teacher interviews. Oh, the other day, my daughter
Speaker 2: wanted to take a pet electric worm to kinder her.
Speaker 1: Her electric worm like a little worm like toy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Mom said yes, till she realized it was a
Speaker 2: It was a wind up sperm toy leftover from a
Speaker 2: recent hens night.
Speaker 1: Oh oh oh, okay, it's all The kids would have teas,
Speaker 1: would have show and tell. Yeah, the teachers would have
Speaker 1: loved it. Look at my pet. Imagine being a teacher.
Speaker 1: It's really wonderful. What a wonderful worm, a beautiful little
Speaker 1: white worm you have there.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. What was your
Speaker 2: bad parenting moment?
Speaker 3: Oh, confession line is open, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Get involved in return. Not that we're awarding this sort
Speaker 2: of thing, but we got tickets for your are tickets
Speaker 2: for your three friends to the Good Food and Wine Show,
Speaker 2: so you can leave the kids at home unattended and
Speaker 2: go and check out over what have we got over
Speaker 2: three hundred food and wine makers.
Speaker 1: Surely you've got some confessions as a parent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was one earlier this year. I took one
Speaker 2: of the boys to the pub to watch the footing.
Speaker 2: That's fine. And play with the pool. Yeah. Pool table
Speaker 2: was busy, and so we had to pass the time,
Speaker 2: and we were watching the doggies.
Speaker 3: As in the Greyhounds as not the Western Bulldogs, the
Speaker 3: Greyhounds Western's.
Speaker 1: I think I grew up doing that.
Speaker 2: You're picking your favorite numbers? Yeah? God, really that's okay?
Speaker 3: Yeah, frowned upon whichever one gets out of the box first.
Speaker 3: Usually whin did you teach you something that you're better
Speaker 3: than me?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: Think I used to watch the harness racing.
Speaker 2: That's too slow for me.
Speaker 3: Now it's funny, good timing. I received a text yesterday,
Speaker 3: a confession text from somebody, a friend of mine.
Speaker 1: You're going to name them?
Speaker 2: No, okay, beautiful mum, great mum. Oh god, he's not
Speaker 2: naming him and he's still going to How much of
Speaker 2: a good parent did this?
Speaker 1: Wonderful mom do?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 3: Went for a cosmetic consult, the type of consult where
Speaker 3: you're getting needles in the you know, in the sky,
Speaker 3: on the face and.
Speaker 2: In the lips. Mommy wants to look fresh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just like with a photo of her one of
Speaker 3: her kids on the on the iPad while she's laying
Speaker 3: on the bed, getting the you know, the kid was
Speaker 3: in the room watching the IPA distraction mechanism. She said,
Speaker 3: Am I a bad parent?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I said, you know what, your time is precious exactly you.
Speaker 1: That's fine. So many mums have done that. Just don't
Speaker 1: look at mummy for a minute and watch pet turn around.
Speaker 2: I've got mine down at DAP though for race two hard.
Speaker 2: It's not Jesus hard.
Speaker 1: To find the time to do that without having a
Speaker 1: child touch too.
Speaker 2: Just let's just remember this weighs up. You know, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of good.
Speaker 1: As well, and it helps the kids when they've got
Speaker 1: to get when it's injection day or they've got to
Speaker 1: get a blood test. See, mom doesn't all the sometimes
Speaker 1: you know face.
Speaker 2: I mean, if God love my parents, rest their soul.
Speaker 2: If they were here today, they'd probably say their low
Speaker 2: point was leaving me in the car for an hour
Speaker 2: while she was in at Franklin's, and I would play
Speaker 2: with the cigarette lighter.
Speaker 3: In the car Franklin's, no frills, what nothing else to do?
Speaker 3: You know, cigarette lighter when it used to use to
Speaker 3: have to passion in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ron thirteen twenty four. My sisters would be like,
Speaker 2: it's a stamp, you should try. What's your parenting failed.
Speaker 2: The confession line is open Melbourne.
Speaker 11: Confess cleanlessly, my confession.
Speaker 1: It is the parenting confession line. Now, this is no judgment.
Speaker 1: You get it off your chest. What have you done
Speaker 1: that you're not proud of? But it's okay, it's fine.
Speaker 1: You know what, you might feel less alone by saying
Speaker 1: it when you hear other parents in the cars going.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, yeah, exactly. You know it's a good moment
Speaker 2: when the parent has stay to the kids. Let's not
Speaker 2: tell your father or your mother about that.
Speaker 1: That's a drive for a job. How many times have
Speaker 1: you done that with your kids? Don't take you, mum,
Speaker 1: I just got the windows chicken nuggets.
Speaker 2: I will smell the cave in the car, but the
Speaker 2: windows down with driving home in the cold.
Speaker 3: Okay, So our first our first confession comes from Ray
Speaker 3: in Taylor's Hill.
Speaker 2: Ray Morning, Ray, good.
Speaker 1: Morning, too late that welcome to the confessional.
Speaker 2: What have you done?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 5: This goes way back to fifty plus years My dad.
Speaker 5: We'll used to go to the football about thirty and
Speaker 5: forty k Dad love to drink. Anyway, after the game,
Speaker 5: he's got on the drink again. He says, take you
Speaker 5: a bit of draw that time. Oh, head on money four.
Speaker 5: Don't tell anyone you ever did this, he said, I've
Speaker 5: had too much. You have to draw. Mum could eighty
Speaker 5: k in the dark, in the poor raight.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Ray, how are your skills? Are you
Speaker 1: good driver?
Speaker 5: Absolutely negligible.
Speaker 1: Than dad? After a gutful god. The seventies and child
Speaker 1: wild Well, that is we're allowed to judge that one.
Speaker 1: That's bad parenting, Ray, not you your dad?
Speaker 2: No, no, dad, dad wow. Seventies and eight Yeah, but
Speaker 2: you're right. The seventies no seatbelts.
Speaker 1: Eighty in the dark with a fourteen year old driving.
Speaker 1: I have a dad out of skin for a.
Speaker 2: Week, and I don't think I wore a seat belt
Speaker 2: till I was fifteen. This is the next best.
Speaker 1: Then I think our car didn't have seat belts in
Speaker 1: the back.
Speaker 2: Wait, I used to ride on Mum's lap. Not when
Speaker 2: I was fifteen.
Speaker 1: I used to be able to drive. My Dad had
Speaker 1: park at the top of the driveway and I'd be
Speaker 1: able to see, and he'd accelerate and I do this
Speaker 1: staring them. It was a straight line, but I felt
Speaker 1: like I was He's this.
Speaker 2: Wrong bottom now that I think about it, because Mum
Speaker 2: would be partial to a dart back in the day,
Speaker 2: and there's a treat, she'd let me light it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's bad parenting.
Speaker 2: Did you hold it as well with the ego moments
Speaker 2: ready to go? Was it a holiday?
Speaker 7: My god?
Speaker 1: The eighties, man, eighties, eighties for a while. You can't
Speaker 1: do that now, imagine seeing a small child doing that
Speaker 1: straight to jail.
Speaker 2: Here's your dart, mum, I'm just going to go back
Speaker 2: the car out for dad.
Speaker 1: Oh god, the eighties. I mean we all turned out alrighty.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, we just turned out.
Speaker 1: Okay, you were going to cut me off. We're a
Speaker 1: right ish.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 1: TABITHA, good morning, How are you?
Speaker 2: What did you do back in the day?
Speaker 4: Well back in the day, maybe about a year ago.
Speaker 4: My son found my adult friend yeah oh yeah, underneath
Speaker 4: my pillow and asked.
Speaker 3: What it was.
Speaker 4: Had to tell I had to tell him, it's just
Speaker 4: a massage for my shoulder.
Speaker 1: When I get to talk.
Speaker 4: So now, when he hurt his shoulder, no, no.
Speaker 1: Hone on your pink message, no.
Speaker 2: Oh wow.
Speaker 1: As long as he doesn't take it to school for
Speaker 1: show and tell it's sports day, don't worry. I've got
Speaker 1: the massage.
Speaker 2: Gun guys, halleen, Morning t and good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: We're not judging parents, but what was your life point?
Speaker 4: So I was four kids in by this point and
Speaker 4: my child.
Speaker 1: Kinder graduation, your fourth or third?
Speaker 2: Did you say she was the third?
Speaker 1: Lucky to even know they had a kinder graduation where
Speaker 1: they make the hats what doing good sun castles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're off to primary school to celebrate.
Speaker 1: The Holly wouldn't know. She didn't go.
Speaker 4: She didn't know when fill this morning either.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your kids remember their kinder graduations. It's like a
Speaker 1: highlight highlight.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but they do remember them.
Speaker 1: My friend was on holidays and it was their son's birthday,
Speaker 1: and so she just told him it was two weeks later.
Speaker 1: That's smart because they were like, oh gosh, bringing present,
Speaker 1: also lugging things around three.
Speaker 3: In what is it always sometimes never like as a
Speaker 3: second the rules as a second child.
Speaker 1: I mean I thought that was I got very much celebration. Yeah,
Speaker 1: sometimes what about her.
Speaker 2: Fourth to become more and more forgettable just doesn't exist.
Speaker 2: I thought that was for buttons on a suit.
Speaker 3: Sometimes always never sometimes always yeah up, yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 3: think he can't do his He said, habby, good morning,
Speaker 3: welcome to the show.
Speaker 11: Good morning, kai is, how are we?
Speaker 2: We are? Good mate? Parenting confession like what do you
Speaker 2: got for us?
Speaker 11: So of an evening, me and my husband will put
Speaker 11: vodka and a mixer in a yetty drink bottle. Now, foolishly,
Speaker 11: our kids also have.
Speaker 2: And so.
Speaker 6: My son.
Speaker 11: Likes to push the boundary. He's three and said can
Speaker 11: I try? And I said no, that's mommy spicy water.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 11: And then something happened with my other child. So she's
Speaker 11: eighteen months. So I've put my drink down just nearest place,
Speaker 11: and he took it off. I had a sip and
Speaker 11: I was like, no, no, he wouldn't do that.
Speaker 1: No, it can't be the worst, but it is.
Speaker 6: He did.
Speaker 2: He liked it.
Speaker 1: Remember when I thought I gave your son a.
Speaker 2: You gave him a sulcer. You took my cltzer sulcer.
Speaker 1: I tried to give him a kombucher and he walked.
Speaker 1: He didn't drink it, he hadn't even opened it. He
Speaker 1: walked into the studio with his seltzer who that was
Speaker 1: not my proud.
Speaker 2: It was a sugar free one though it's fine, fine,
Speaker 2: he loves.
Speaker 1: Great never and it was never opened, and it was
Speaker 1: no I there.
Speaker 2: I wasn't trying to get your son drunk. Hey, guys,
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Speaker 1: Afternoon, a couple of elbows? Are we still doing that?
Speaker 3: You had a flashback for us yesterday? Who was the
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Speaker 1: Elbowed? Men said, shaking my hand, scy.
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Speaker 2: he drives his next Good Morning Melbourne and this is
Speaker 2: number one hundred. We are on the air. Thanks O
Speaker 2: mates to s already express. It is Jas, Lauren and Clint.
Speaker 2: And look who's in the house.
Speaker 13: Our next guest is a legendary spots reporter, a journalist
Speaker 13: who's just celebrated forty years with Channel nine. He's also
Speaker 13: the ex work dad of Clint stand Away.
Speaker 7: The number one comment I'm not going to miss.
Speaker 12: Do you reckon?
Speaker 6: I'll ever put my name on this break.
Speaker 2: He is welcomes in the studio Tony.
Speaker 7: Jollo, Hello, thank you, thanks for having me in and
Speaker 7: thank god you can stop your Wingy.
Speaker 1: Seriously, that's three of us that agree with that.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: You might have been the catalyst though. It was that
Speaker 3: comment that really built some momentum.
Speaker 7: I would like to think that I've played a role
Speaker 7: in it, but it was already in the works. What
Speaker 7: gets me is that how long you've been here?
Speaker 2: Two years? Over two?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, two years and you get your name on
Speaker 7: the show. I've been at Channel nine forty years and
Speaker 7: I can't even get in the bloody grain guy.
Speaker 1: Now, well, I was going to say, it's not actually
Speaker 1: about Clint today, although you must be proud of your
Speaker 1: old work son.
Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely, and miss him greatly. I genuinely miss him greatly.
Speaker 7: And your tribute piece that you put together on the
Speaker 7: news last night was really nice, So thank you. Just
Speaker 7: put yourself at the end down seconds.
Speaker 2: But I did send an invoice it.
Speaker 1: As well, so if you miss it, we all have
Speaker 1: a little tear in our eye last night when when
Speaker 1: they announced on the news that you're celebrating forty years
Speaker 1: in television like clean put together a beautiful package, but
Speaker 1: seeing your gorgeous family come out and your beautiful mom,
Speaker 1: yeah she said she never misses an episode.
Speaker 7: No, she doesn't never miss you know, I'll tell you
Speaker 7: even Yeah, So I wasn't. So my first night of
Speaker 7: reading was probably eighty eight or something like that, and
Speaker 7: it wasn't meant to happen. But the newsreader or the
Speaker 7: sports reader at the time, Rob Gaylard, got caught out
Speaker 7: on a job and couldn't get back, so the boss said,
Speaker 7: ye're up. And my mom was holidaying in a caravan
Speaker 7: up at yarra a one girl tokemol. It was actually
Speaker 7: they used to replay our news like eleven o'clock at
Speaker 7: night anyway, and at the start of our news, they
Speaker 7: used to have the three shot at the very start
Speaker 7: of the news, And just as the news was about
Speaker 7: to start, my mum was dead to the world and
Speaker 7: she heard Mum wake up and the TV was on
Speaker 7: and she actually got to see that first bulletin. And
Speaker 7: I'm pretty sure she hasn't missed one.
Speaker 1: So seeing your mom been so proud last night, mane.
Speaker 7: Yeah, No, she was great and it was just great.
Speaker 7: And it was my wife's idea to actually have her
Speaker 7: there so because it was just going to be my
Speaker 7: wife and my son and my daughter, and it said, no,
Speaker 7: I think your mum should be a part of it.
Speaker 2: She looks.
Speaker 1: It's congrats and dinner afterwards, Ohm's dinner.
Speaker 7: I had to pay for everyone's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: Oh, and you'd hate that. Forty years it's extraordinary. What's
Speaker 3: the biggest story you've been on? Because I get asked
Speaker 3: this a lot as well, but what even a favorite
Speaker 3: sort of a favorite moment?
Speaker 7: Well, I reckon, she's I can't rank them, and I
Speaker 7: haven't I believe it, and I haven't sat down and
Speaker 7: thought about it, but I reckon that night when we
Speaker 7: were all involved in that. You were there as a
Speaker 7: little Nuffy supporter, but you melt Hawthorne merger night ninety six.
Speaker 2: That was massive.
Speaker 7: We're at Dallas Brooks Hall for the Melbourne vote and
Speaker 7: others were at the Campbell Civic Center for the Hawthorne vote,
Speaker 7: and it was so volatile.
Speaker 1: But I reckon one of my imagine if that had happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, barring what happened at Hawthorne, it was. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it wastential. It was a take up.
Speaker 7: Really it didn't Melbourne actually it for it. Yeah, And
Speaker 7: there's that great photo of Clint as like a twelve
Speaker 7: year old or something, just imagining.
Speaker 2: You're driving out to Dingley to watch your team. That
Speaker 2: Melbourne Hall, yes, dimly.
Speaker 7: When I was growing up was the tuak of the Southeast.
Speaker 7: It was a very very posh absolutely well. I remember
Speaker 7: we used to have friends that lived in Dingley and
Speaker 7: I remember we would drive past this house that had
Speaker 7: a garage connected to the house and there was a
Speaker 7: door from the garage into the house and I used
Speaker 7: to go home and build that house out of Lego. Now,
Speaker 7: obviously as a twenty four year old there's not a
Speaker 7: lot to do, but I no girlfriend to Bloomer.
Speaker 12: Yeah, right, twenty four and I wasn't twenty four kid.
Speaker 12: Just quickly an amazing person. You met Nelson Mandela. You
Speaker 12: often speak about your relationship with.
Speaker 7: Yeah to your South African mate Colliam Nelson. No, that
Speaker 7: was look we were I was in South Africa. It
Speaker 7: was the election campaign, so Mandela had obviously been a
Speaker 7: release from jail and we were there for a cricket tour,
Speaker 7: but there was an opportunity to speak with him. So
Speaker 7: myself and a few newspaper journos, including Patrick Kean who's
Speaker 7: now at the AFL, we gathered in the foyer and
Speaker 7: Bob Hawk was in there as well, and then we
Speaker 7: got in the lift, went up to whatever floor it was.
Speaker 7: The lift doors open and then we went down this
Speaker 7: little hallway and these massive oak doors opened and there
Speaker 7: was Nelson Mandala and he just get hello Hello. It
Speaker 7: was quite incredible.
Speaker 1: Did you have an amazing conversation?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 7: I well not really.
Speaker 2: What do you what do you say? What are you
Speaker 2: then doing? Well?
Speaker 7: Actually we know, No, I just I just asked, which
Speaker 7: I think you used in your piece last night about
Speaker 7: oh you're going to green the wickets up for Shane
Speaker 7: Warner and he went he didn't. He had less idea
Speaker 7: of cricket than.
Speaker 2: Sing. As you're telling that story, I'm like you would
Speaker 2: have app like the numbers in your phone and the
Speaker 2: contacts over the years. Oh yeah, how do you go
Speaker 2: when it comes to breaking footy stories? Because you'd see
Speaker 2: football players come and go right, and you must have
Speaker 2: and you must look at some of these young fellas
Speaker 2: now as well and get frustrated with some of the
Speaker 2: stories that the stupid things they're doing out and about.
Speaker 7: Well, I don't get frustrated with what they do, because
Speaker 7: there are any kids, and they're not doing anything that
Speaker 7: I probably wasn't doing. It's just that there weren't cameras
Speaker 7: around when I was their age. But I get frustrated
Speaker 7: they can't be themselves because they've got medium managers and
Speaker 7: CEOs and football managers that want to put them in
Speaker 7: cotton wool. And as Clinton knows only two, well, they
Speaker 7: can't do them well, you know, Laurence. I mean they
Speaker 7: can't do themselves, you know. And and and there their
Speaker 7: condition to be scared of us and we're to get
Speaker 7: they are.
Speaker 1: It's funny because we get a lot of football players
Speaker 1: that come in and you get the rare one like
Speaker 1: you Mick Watson, who's just this little bundle of like
Speaker 1: young man with the huge spirit, and then you other
Speaker 1: players that come in in their life, conservative and scared
Speaker 1: to say the wrong.
Speaker 7: Thing, scared because they know that if they do then
Speaker 7: it's going to be potentially first break story that night.
Speaker 7: And that's just the nature of the booth. I remember
Speaker 7: when Adam Trelaw came down to Melbourne and it was
Speaker 7: a choice between Collingwood and Richmond and he said, I
Speaker 7: just think Collingwood's got a better window of opportunity for
Speaker 7: a premiership. Well it was like headline news for the
Speaker 7: next three days, you know, and the kid was just
Speaker 7: being honest. But you look, you guys do get the
Speaker 7: best out of them because I don't know, it's a
Speaker 7: relaxed environment.
Speaker 10: You know, we don't talk footy and you probably pay
Speaker 10: them a ship TV radio just very quickly. One one
Speaker 10: memory I have of TJ in my time at nine
Speaker 10: working with Teach.
Speaker 3: Was Tony's a great leader and you know, he loves
Speaker 3: to build the spirit of the department and one day
Speaker 3: he goes, hey, I'm going to take the sport department
Speaker 3: to the movies. The latest mission Impossible is out, so
Speaker 3: we're going to go to the movies. So this the
Speaker 3: middle of the day and TJ goes, We'll tell the
Speaker 3: boss that the Players Association are doing a.
Speaker 2: Meet and greet, like a bit of it. So the
Speaker 2: whole sports department a networking event.
Speaker 3: You can take up the story from here.
Speaker 2: What happened.
Speaker 3: We're sitting in the in the theater in the cinema
Speaker 3: and a story breaks involving the Players Association. Yes, that's right,
Speaker 3: media conference, and we're all sitting watching Tom Cruise building.
Speaker 2: Good movie though great the Prescott.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we got caught out big times. Another time, we're
Speaker 7: at the gym and a big story.
Speaker 1: I remember that you two in the strong room together.
Speaker 7: I will do and forty five. But I wasn't good
Speaker 7: for the business, so they moved me on.
Speaker 2: I can imagine you're getting a photo in front of
Speaker 2: the colored ward at the end.
Speaker 7: I did, yeah, but and I think workshopping or photo
Speaker 7: shopping had just come in, so they are experimenting with me.
Speaker 2: In this industry, it is nothing.
Speaker 1: Forty years is massively getting some fancy party.
Speaker 7: I think we've got a thing at three o'clock. The
Speaker 7: savo just cost cocake and cheese.
Speaker 2: So you get a bottle of vodkastact.
Speaker 7: I'm still embarrassed, but Casca.
Speaker 2: I remember with this segment, we are laughing with not
Speaker 2: So we start the segment today.
Speaker 1: We're going to say, hey for fifty k today where
Speaker 1: Jason car Niggie Carnegie.
Speaker 2: Damn it Carnegie. Yep, got it. We're going to be
Speaker 2: a Carnegie Central. We are level one between four and five.
Speaker 2: Come down if you want to win ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: We are doing words you can't say. And there's been
Speaker 2: some crackers.
Speaker 6: Yes, I went to Central Park in New York and
Speaker 6: I saw a lot of girls.
Speaker 1: You went to Central Park in New York. Can you
Speaker 1: score a lot of skirrels?
Speaker 2: Squirrels?
Speaker 6: I'm sure. We talk about remumination.
Speaker 1: No, this is a tricky one. Renumeration renumeration, yeah, renumeration remueration.
Speaker 2: You got to get that new thirteen twenty four to
Speaker 2: ten is our number. We are doing words you can't say.
Speaker 1: It's where we laugh with you, not at you.
Speaker 2: That's right. Give us a ring in return. I got
Speaker 2: tickets to the Good Food and Wine Show. Otherwise, if
Speaker 2: you want to take the family out, we got to
Speaker 2: our go boat experiences up for grabs as well. This
Speaker 2: is a tune Kings of Lea. I know it's no
Speaker 2: Stacy's mum, but it's up there. This is number one hundred.
Speaker 2: Good morning, You're on the air with Jas, Lauren and Clint.
Speaker 7: Easily quiet, I'm hunting weapons.
Speaker 2: It's words you can't say. Favorite time of the week.
Speaker 2: We are laughing with you, not at you.
Speaker 1: All right, let's do it. Charmaine in rock Bank, good morning.
Speaker 1: Is there a word you can't say? Can you put
Speaker 1: it in a sentence for us? Good?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 4: So I went to the zoo and I saw a
Speaker 4: rhinos thesaurus.
Speaker 1: Rhinos. Hang on, rhinos, rhinoceros. Yeah, got the rhinoceros.
Speaker 2: I mean the beauty of that, Charmaine is we can
Speaker 2: just say rhino, can't we?
Speaker 1: How often does the rhinoceros come up in conversation in
Speaker 1: your day to day?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm a better.
Speaker 2: Okay that back right? Yeah, probably want to work on
Speaker 2: that one.
Speaker 3: R Hey, good morning to you.
Speaker 2: Leo.
Speaker 1: Hello, hello Leo.
Speaker 3: Do you have a word you can't say? And can
Speaker 3: you put it in a sentence to us.
Speaker 11: My parents drink alcohol in beer.
Speaker 2: My parents drink alcohol.
Speaker 6: My parents drink alcohol in beer, alcohol alohol, alcohol.
Speaker 2: Right, normally sounds like how your parents would say.
Speaker 1: It about alcohol.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, Yeah, A four. You at the
Speaker 2: moments in this stage, you're saying I'm boring you. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: like you say I'm boring, You're bored. You're not a
Speaker 2: boring person.
Speaker 1: He's just got his tenses wrong.
Speaker 2: I know he's I'm boring. You're not boring. You're a
Speaker 2: great kid. You're just bored. Bit bored. Emma in Richmond,
Speaker 2: good morning morning, which you can't say. Usual word in
Speaker 2: the sentence.
Speaker 4: My auntie and uncle live.
Speaker 8: Rural?
Speaker 1: Are that's a stupid word?
Speaker 3: Really regional in the country?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, country Victoria.
Speaker 1: That's what r b that's not a nice word to say.
Speaker 2: Sorry, am I Where do they live? Again?
Speaker 1: Runk this morning? But I think that word of when
Speaker 1: you say it right, sounds wrong.
Speaker 2: Rural the one we were getting caught on this morning.
Speaker 1: Carnegie, that's not rural.
Speaker 2: I think you'll find it's car niggie Carnegie.
Speaker 1: What other word couldn't you say this? Morning.
Speaker 2: Was it me a pattern or a peton idea?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was just you didn't know what. It's a
Speaker 1: different game when you get your words confused.
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Speaker 2: are going to be a Carnegie.
Speaker 3: Almost CARNEGIEGGI Central, Yes, Carnegie Central.
Speaker 2: This afternoon outside spotlight between four and five, come and
Speaker 2: say hey to Lauren Clinton, myself.
Speaker 1: And someone that comes and says hey to us today.
Speaker 1: We'll win ten grand tomorrow because we are giving away
Speaker 1: fifty gay for just.
Speaker 2: Saying hey, that's right. Over the next two weeks your
Speaker 2: chance to get your hands on the money. But today's
Speaker 2: the first one, ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: It's it today. You've got to be there and then
Speaker 1: tomorrow someone will be announced as the winner.
Speaker 2: Hey, heyday four and five this afternoon thanks to Carlo
Speaker 2: homes Better starts with Carlole Holmes. It's twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: Visit one of their display homes across Melbourne or a
Speaker 2: Carlile Holmes dot com dot AU. Good morning Melbourne, just
Speaker 2: gone seven to nine. Just listening to your sport there Clinch,
Speaker 2: Yes lines make any comment on these rumors around Lucky
Speaker 2: Neil possibly go under the pies. I think they'd rather
Speaker 2: just sort of let it, let it sit at the moment.
Speaker 2: I don't want it to be a distraction. Nothing on
Speaker 2: the whiteboard about it. Nothing on the whiteboard. Wasn't that
Speaker 2: a story?
Speaker 3: Though they've had a few the last couple of days
Speaker 3: now beclamophobic slur.
Speaker 2: As well, which is an ideal. Not great time for Brisbane.
Speaker 1: You know what I don't Well, they're on top of
Speaker 1: the lightest that's actually pretty good times, you.
Speaker 2: Know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I don't think that off the field. Not great exactly.
Speaker 3: I don't think there'd be a club in the AFL
Speaker 3: that wouldn't want Lucky Neil in their grind.
Speaker 1: Yeah, player, it's not exactly life side. It's one for
Speaker 1: footballer guys.
Speaker 2: We are shifting from the footy field. Guys.
Speaker 1: It's fashion Christmas.
Speaker 2: Oh, here we go to the red carpet.
Speaker 1: It's a met gala. Oh it's Anna Winters, not of nuds.
Speaker 2: Baby.
Speaker 1: Have you seen that there's a lot of feathers.
Speaker 3: Is she wearing something riddict?
Speaker 1: Yeah, she looks like an ostrich baby blue kind of
Speaker 1: duck egg blue dak hat hair.
Speaker 2: You're on the air with jas Lauren and claim, Oh.
Speaker 1: It is fashion Christmas. I do met Gala. People get
Speaker 1: excited about the met Gala question. Fashions Night of Knights question.
Speaker 2: People get excited. But the slib's a little on the nose,
Speaker 2: like all this money spent on this crazy fashion everything,
Speaker 2: don't It's.
Speaker 1: Going towards the met which is the Muse, So it's
Speaker 1: not just like a waste for them to get dressed up.
Speaker 1: It goes towards the Muse.
Speaker 2: So they cruise up that giant carpet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and apparently they get forty a maximum forty seconds.
Speaker 1: I think it is because there's Anna Winter and then
Speaker 1: there's all the different met Gala sambassads that year and
Speaker 1: they only get like thirty or forty seconds to say
Speaker 1: hi to Anna, and they've got to move on otherwise
Speaker 1: the line just gets all congested down the stairs.
Speaker 2: Can I say something controversial? Anna Winter?
Speaker 3: Now, she she's the go to for fashion?
Speaker 2: Right, she's characters based on Right the Devil.
Speaker 3: She's meant to be the go to for fashion. I
Speaker 3: think she looks ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, so this is theme is costume art, which
Speaker 1: the dress code has been described as fashion is art.
Speaker 1: So there's lots of really eccentric things we're seeing on
Speaker 1: the carpet this year. Get them up on the screen.
Speaker 1: There she is Anna Winters. She's in like a blue
Speaker 1: kind of duck egg blue feathered number.
Speaker 3: She looks like she's about to take fight.
Speaker 1: Do you understand the concept of the event? Yes, it's
Speaker 1: fashion is art. They're trying to make their art.
Speaker 7: And she's.
Speaker 1: Makes dicky. Let's have look at some of the other outfits. Now,
Speaker 1: what do you think of this? This is Sam Smith
Speaker 1: talk us through it, Fellas.
Speaker 2: It's a it's a he's got a feather on the head.
Speaker 1: He's also gone the peak.
Speaker 2: Is it feather thing? It's like a black gown.
Speaker 1: It's like almost like a kimono inspired gow.
Speaker 2: Sequence sequence and it's sort of like feather tailored in
Speaker 2: the middle. So no shirt job.
Speaker 1: What about the diamond earrings? Okay, now now this later
Speaker 1: you might not know her. She's a French media personality,
Speaker 1: a very famous influencer called Lena.
Speaker 2: Muff who's standing behind her with not.
Speaker 1: Exactly sure how you pronounce it.
Speaker 2: Muff.
Speaker 1: So she's done that.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't want to have a muffulf in that I
Speaker 2: think you're about to see it.
Speaker 1: So she's got like like bronzed hands wrapped around her,
Speaker 1: covering her.
Speaker 2: And that's her bra, that's her top, like metal.
Speaker 1: Hands looking like they're cupping her chest. And then like
Speaker 1: I like it a string dress.
Speaker 2: It's a statement as a guy did metal work in
Speaker 2: high school, you've got to be like that.
Speaker 1: You should have done something like that.
Speaker 2: You're going to get your shouldering on Lena.
Speaker 1: Mufflet Lena muffled from our very own human looks stational.
Speaker 2: Ten out of ten. Red also got the you forget
Speaker 2: about fashion's art. It's very Saturday.
Speaker 1: The peacocks must be naked all over l a right,
Speaker 1: and feathers. Peacocks have all been plucked. She looks gorgeous.
Speaker 1: She's actually there with Sunday Rose, her daughter. Sunday Rose
Speaker 1: is no longer a child. She's grown up.
Speaker 2: Baby.
Speaker 1: I was like, mate, has people talking at Zoe Kravitz? Now?
Speaker 1: Notice she's got one hand hidden?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Is that the ring engagement?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Wow, just furthering rumors that she's engaged to Harry's.
Speaker 2: She literally went up the carp with the hand in
Speaker 2: the pocket.
Speaker 1: Looks like she's gone the Gothic inspired lace number. I think, God,
Speaker 1: that's okay, it's a bit plain. I love the feathers better.
Speaker 1: Let's move on to Naomi.
Speaker 2: Yes, is she on the way to play around the tennis? Last?
Speaker 2: Remember she did?
Speaker 3: She walked out to rod Laver Arena and made she
Speaker 3: was in that beautiful added ass number.
Speaker 2: Wasn't she? You describe this white lady funerals with a
Speaker 2: touch of bread.
Speaker 1: She's gone pluck it up too, hasn't She just plucked
Speaker 1: the feathers.
Speaker 3: Out, and she's got her bread glove on.
Speaker 1: She's got the dish on her head. Remember that movie
Speaker 1: the dish She.
Speaker 2: She can get Saturday on dish.
Speaker 1: Now, Clinton was at the met gala.
Speaker 2: There he is.
Speaker 1: That's Luke Evans, the actor Fast and Furious, Hobbit, Mystery
Speaker 1: Girl on the train. He's gone like village people. Yeah, Philip,
Speaker 1: isn't that They out look at that? Oh what finally?
Speaker 1: Can you guess who we're looking at?
Speaker 2: Well, that's kind of story on the right, Yes, from
Speaker 2: heated rivalry. And he's with the lady wearing a COVID.
Speaker 1: Mask, a full face that's like a mask.
Speaker 2: It is a fencing mask.
Speaker 1: It's gone the white gown and the fencing mask. Have
Speaker 1: a guess, Have a guess. Someone in the headlines a
Speaker 1: lot at the moment for all the well wrong reasons.
Speaker 1: It's Katy Perry.
Speaker 2: Check you out, and I think, what are you doing there?
Speaker 2: Got a bit of time the headlines.
Speaker 1: That fencing mask is on Katy Perry. Do you think
Speaker 1: that's it? Do you think that's a statements like don't
Speaker 1: come out. Everyone's coming at me if anyone.
Speaker 2: Open it and close it, like because don't they eat
Speaker 2: a meal in there?
Speaker 1: Do you know a lot of them get up the stairs,
Speaker 1: walk through the gallery, and then go and get changed.
Speaker 1: And then they go to the dinner and different.
Speaker 2: Out Well they're all in ug boots and just no
Speaker 2: no if.
Speaker 1: They're in ugboats, but they're in different outfits. The dresses
Speaker 1: are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. You don't want
Speaker 1: to be filling your tomato. Sleep on that.
Speaker 2: I'm not to take you.
Speaker 1: They climb the stairs, say hello to Anna, do their photos,
Speaker 1: and they get changed. I reckon the fencing, Mark has
Speaker 1: hinges on it.
Speaker 2: I think can we should get you one? Can you
Speaker 2: imagine me? Chat would be at the top of the
Speaker 2: stairs with Anna Winter.
Speaker 1: Well, when you've got that mask on it, maybe she
Speaker 1: was uninvited and she's turned up like that, so I
Speaker 1: didn't know it was her. Wow, Okay, it'll just keep
Speaker 1: They're just arriving, so it's all kicking off. Now. You'll
Speaker 1: be able to follow on the socials and on the
Speaker 1: morning shows or something.
Speaker 2: On mornings will be posting it so you can check
Speaker 2: out the photos.
Speaker 1: Anyone's going to be talking about this morning on the Telly.
Speaker 2: It's just gone three past nine. Hey, coming up next
Speaker 2: we are hitting the streets to Melbourne and upload and cash.
Speaker 2: We'll tell you how you can get your hands on
Speaker 2: fifty thousand dollars. Next you are on the air with
Speaker 2: j Slauren and Clint. We're doing a thanks to shell
Speaker 2: Ready Express in this afternoon. Come and say hey, because
Speaker 2: today is day one, say hey for fifty k thanks
Speaker 2: to our mates at Carlole Holmes.
Speaker 1: It sure is Now we will be at Carnegie Central
Speaker 1: between four and five pm. Now how this works is
Speaker 1: we've got fifty k to give away over the next
Speaker 1: two weeks. Today we will be going to Carnegie Central.
Speaker 1: You come down and say hey, you automatically go in
Speaker 1: the running for your share of that and one person
Speaker 1: who we meet today will win ten thousand dollars on
Speaker 1: the show tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Wow, we clear all the registrations and go somewhere else
Speaker 2: on the.
Speaker 3: Start Again, Start Again, and we're covering all parts of Melbourne.
Speaker 2: We are to be everywhere. We're going to be very
Speaker 2: visible and we're going.
Speaker 1: To be out on Saturday as well on the weekend. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's hard during the week so people can't can't get
Speaker 1: out of the house during the weeks. On Saturday we'll
Speaker 1: give you a chance as well. Just stay tuned to
Speaker 1: the show. Stay tuned to our socials and we'll be
Speaker 1: telling you where we're going and how you could win
Speaker 1: your share in fifty thousand dollars thanks to our friends
Speaker 1: at Carlol Holmes.
Speaker 2: I've got some things. I need to get a Spotlight
Speaker 2: one on there today. I love spots Spots said everything overwhelming.
Speaker 2: What do you need? I need some ice molds? The
Speaker 2: cube mate, they do everything they do the round ones.
Speaker 2: I need some round one. Probably I'll come in with you. Okay,
Speaker 2: do you get a discount membership? Count? Sure you've got
Speaker 2: a membership.
Speaker 1: I think I do have a Why do you get
Speaker 1: a discount?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: Are you a friend of Spotlight? I think you get tent?
Speaker 1: Are you a regular Spotlighter? Or you got some kind
Speaker 1: of special card. Sometimes we get sent things to the
Speaker 1: show and Jase takes them and like the Nando's card.
Speaker 2: Gone walk about. I've received some devastating news about the
Speaker 2: Nando's card.
Speaker 1: Oh what you ate it?
Speaker 2: All our contact at Nando's has left. He's gone to grill.
Speaker 2: You're kidding me.
Speaker 1: I'm going to get it. Well, I didn't even know had.
Speaker 2: Thank you for being.
Speaker 1: Have you tied your hair purple?
Speaker 2: I don't know what?
Speaker 1: Take your hat off. Oh no, it's there's a reflection
Speaker 1: or something. Look look like Nann had put a purple
Speaker 1: rinse in his head. He just took your hat off,
Speaker 1: and I was like, getting gold, He's put a purple rinse.
Speaker 2: Come on, Madge haircuts.
Speaker 1: Something purple in front of you. That's reflecting.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. I went to the Barbie yesterday. How
Speaker 2: was he loved to chat? You just wanted to sleep.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to sleep and sleeps. It's a bit
Speaker 2: too quick for a sleep, isn't it. No twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: I think if the customers got their eyes closed, doesn't
Speaker 2: that signal hey I'm napping. Yeah, signals do not talk.
Speaker 1: Do you know? The other day I was at the
Speaker 1: hair salon and I had my iPhone headphones in with
Speaker 1: the cord on because I was just trying to get
Speaker 1: some work done. I was trying to do a couple
Speaker 1: of things, and I just was like, this is a
Speaker 1: real symbol of I'm not here to chat. And I
Speaker 1: felt so rude, but I knew I'd get distracted and
Speaker 1: not get my stuff done.
Speaker 2: You need the mask Katie Perry's wearing at the met Color. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you need a fencing mask. Everyone needs one. They're gonna
Speaker 2: be sold out. They look really warm sitting in the saloon.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't it, wouldn't it. I'm loving the met Gala. I'm
Speaker 1: glued to it.
Speaker 2: Have a great day of Royn. We'll see you an.
Speaker 1: Jace, Lauren and Clint.
Speaker 7: Wake that feeling good bas Lauren
Speaker 2: And clon Alligan on the socials,