Speaker 1: We got get you the Ready morning every day Adelaide.
Speaker 2: Premier Peter melanowskis welcome to the studio. We're just having
Speaker 2: a chat off air about when you're going to Katy
Speaker 2: Perry and who to take. Who's age appropriate?
Speaker 3: Yea, so the ten year old, no problem? Yes, so
Speaker 3: we're going tonight the family. So Annabelle and our eldest
Speaker 3: she's ten, our lad he's seven.
Speaker 4: He's into it, he's not really into it. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 4: with all due respect Katie, you.
Speaker 5: Know that's exactly right.
Speaker 3: So he's a past but out we're taking the five
Speaker 3: year old, and this is this is a risky proposition.
Speaker 3: She's super excited, like she was banging on about it
Speaker 3: all morning this morning.
Speaker 4: But let's see how it plays out.
Speaker 3: Imagine she might get a bit tired by the end,
Speaker 3: but she's pretty pumped for it.
Speaker 2: We had this same discussion yesterday because I was like,
Speaker 2: is my five year old ready ready for a concert
Speaker 2: at the Adelade Entertainment Center on a Friday.
Speaker 4: It'll be up and about and then.
Speaker 2: And we spoke about your lotty and we decided against
Speaker 2: it because I was going to take her, because I
Speaker 2: was happy to take her.
Speaker 6: Yes, and I stopped at Premier because my little Lotti
Speaker 6: is so lovely until she's not, when she's not quite aggressive,
Speaker 6: and there's no she's four, she's on the way to
Speaker 6: turning fire. But she's just going through this phase where
Speaker 6: bless her, but everything has to be her way or
Speaker 6: it's Tantry city.
Speaker 3: Well, see the challenge that we're up against is I
Speaker 3: can't keep it secret, right, So if we take Sophie
Speaker 3: and as lars As is five and she knows that
Speaker 3: a big sister is going that that that brings a
Speaker 3: whole other way of complexity. So anyway, so we taking
Speaker 3: you along and she's super excited and hopefully it goes.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to bore you with this as I
Speaker 2: bored Andrew with it yesterday, and he was like, I
Speaker 2: have no interest in this conversation whatsoever. I was assigned
Speaker 2: with just getting all the pieces for the outfit for
Speaker 2: Katie Perry, and so I had to find a leopard
Speaker 2: print one sleeve top five dollars from cotton On, and my.
Speaker 5: God, I actually found one.
Speaker 2: I found it in an extra small full five dollars Premier.
Speaker 5: You went hunting for a one?
Speaker 2: I certainly did, because I had nothing else to do yesterday.
Speaker 5: I haven't tried that recently.
Speaker 2: You haven't got hunting for a leopards.
Speaker 5: Not not recently. I haven't done that for a while.
Speaker 2: Okay, well I'm sure you wife Annabel would have at
Speaker 2: some stage. But it was a shopping miracle and I
Speaker 2: was so pleased with myself. Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: You'll be in the full get up.
Speaker 2: Not for me for my twelve.
Speaker 4: Okay, Now you was so awkward about this, just so weekly.
Speaker 2: I wasn't trying to emulate the outfit of Raw.
Speaker 4: It wasn't me.
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, talk us through the conversation that you had with
Speaker 2: Katie Perry last year.
Speaker 5: It was crazy, it was It was a real moment.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 5: So we were, It was so bizarre we were.
Speaker 3: So I was there and my objective that day was
Speaker 3: to sort of try and keep getting I want to
Speaker 3: get an extension for gather around. So I was there
Speaker 3: working the room and someone introduced me to because Katy
Speaker 3: Perry had performed at the Grand Final last.
Speaker 2: Year and was amazing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was incredible.
Speaker 3: And what happened was that obviously skipped over Adelaide that
Speaker 3: hadn't announced Adelaide concent dates but that it announced anyone.
Speaker 3: I had literally been receiving emails from members of the
Speaker 3: public sort of expressing their disappointment about this. So we
Speaker 3: were in this sort of stand up conversation and someone
Speaker 3: introduced me to the promoter, Paul Dainty, who was responsible
Speaker 3: for this, and and I just said.
Speaker 5: To him, point black, why why did you come on
Speaker 5: to Adelaide?
Speaker 3: Mate, I'm getting emails about this, like you would absolutely
Speaker 3: sell out a concert. He goes, oh, we're not so
Speaker 3: sure about that. And I said, mate, guarantee And I
Speaker 3: just flippanly went make guarantee it.
Speaker 4: It's not a problem.
Speaker 5: He said, well, can you guarantee that? I said, yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 5: I can guarantee.
Speaker 3: They no, literally, I said what do you mean and
Speaker 3: he said, well, we're concerned that if it doesn't fill
Speaker 3: up a concert, we'll there'll be we'll copper a loss.
Speaker 3: And he said, you know, sometimes we have agreements, and
Speaker 3: we've done this with the Festival Theater a bit with
Speaker 3: a whole rate of gingy present. You reach an agreement
Speaker 3: where you underwrite any sort of potential gap. And I said,
Speaker 3: I've got my CEO of DPC premier in cabinet here.
Speaker 3: Why do you guys have a negotiation. If we can
Speaker 3: sort something out, we'd be open to that.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 5: Anyway, so you got to halftime.
Speaker 2: Here's the halftime entertainment.
Speaker 4: I don't know anyway. So the game did end up
Speaker 4: being very good anyway.
Speaker 3: So then at halftime they came over and said, O,
Speaker 3: our lawyers and are on the front of their lawyers,
Speaker 3: and da, da da, we'll let you know by three
Speaker 3: quarter a time.
Speaker 4: I said, perfect. So three quint of time.
Speaker 5: He comes over to me.
Speaker 3: And says, we've got to deal and uh, and he said,
Speaker 3: I've just therese ad one catch. I said, I've got
Speaker 3: to go get if you guys want to announce it soon,
Speaker 3: which obviously we did. He goes, I'm going to get
Speaker 3: Katie Perry to say yes to it. Three to us
Speaker 3: off her. He goes, I'm going to go walk over
Speaker 3: and see her now and I'll ask her. I said, well,
Speaker 3: not without me or not. So I walked around with
Speaker 3: him and the rest is history. I was a bit
Speaker 3: nervous when the tickets went on side because thought, bloody her, like,
Speaker 3: hope it actually does sell out.
Speaker 4: And then of course.
Speaker 3: By the end of the day or whatever it was,
Speaker 3: it was four sold out concerts or something stupid.
Speaker 5: So I think it's four conscious.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it worked out, worked out well, that's fantastic.
Speaker 6: We wondered if there was a moment there were like, oh,
Speaker 6: should I go speak to it?
Speaker 7: I have.
Speaker 3: Turned around, he would introduced me to her, and she
Speaker 3: was she was really warm and and and she she
Speaker 3: was familiar, like we just sort of rolled in there.
Speaker 5: She was familiar with the.
Speaker 3: Fact that they hadn't yet gone to Adelaide, where she
Speaker 3: had been before. Yeah, and so she was conscious of it.
Speaker 3: And when I spoke to her about it, she wasn't like, oh,
Speaker 3: what are you talking about? She knew exactly what we
Speaker 3: were talking about. So she was happy.
Speaker 2: You would meet all sorts of people from across all spectrs.
Speaker 2: Isn't it nice when someone's public persona marries up.
Speaker 5: With the Absolutely I'll see that not happen.
Speaker 4: It's far better when it does.
Speaker 2: Yes, Absolutely, bring the back.
Speaker 8: One of the best selling music artists of all time
Speaker 8: is said to embark on her Australian tour this June
Speaker 8: is no big, dear noble welcome, this is Kimmy Perry
Speaker 8: Terry No.
Speaker 4: Welcomes Katie Perry and We're very thankful because the premier,
Speaker 4: Peter Malanowski, has brought her here and she is absolutely
Speaker 4: going to rip it up starting tonight.
Speaker 2: And just before we descend into Katie Oki, we need
Speaker 2: to talk about the other big event in Adelaide tonight,
Speaker 2: which is Port Adelaide versus Carlton. Okay, I know that
Speaker 2: you're highly superstitious before a port game. What does that involve?
Speaker 2: It involves a scarf. I do believe that's right.
Speaker 4: You're willow for I.
Speaker 3: Go to port games when I can and fit it in,
Speaker 3: and I always wear two scarves. I've got it's a
Speaker 3: weird thing. I've always worn two scarves rain pale of Well,
Speaker 3: it's not working much.
Speaker 4: What about three scars?
Speaker 3: There's some really important games we reward two scars, and
Speaker 3: if that was one, so I just sort of has
Speaker 3: flown from that and I can't let it go.
Speaker 4: Okay, maybe I should?
Speaker 2: Can I just ask your prediction. Hazy quite often likes
Speaker 2: to jump on the pork bandwagon.
Speaker 6: Every time the last said about four or five times.
Speaker 6: I haven't said a thing about this week.
Speaker 2: I don't want to put the micro on you. But
Speaker 2: will they make the eighth Well.
Speaker 4: They have to win tonight. It's going to be hard.
Speaker 3: Now, okay, after the Swan's game, it's going to be
Speaker 3: really I had I would have had a lot of
Speaker 3: hope last week and I just didn't. I mean, frankly,
Speaker 3: this one's could have won by a lot more if
Speaker 3: it kicks straight. But no, but you know, it's a
Speaker 3: new week. So but coming off a short break though,
Speaker 3: I mean it's a what four day break or something
Speaker 3: that's a hard ask.
Speaker 2: One more quick question from the Premiere, please before we
Speaker 2: move on the Thunderbirds. I know you've thrown a lot
Speaker 2: of weight behind netball in this state because you do
Speaker 2: have was the play Well, they make the finals this year,
Speaker 2: we would love it.
Speaker 5: I mean, to do a three peat.
Speaker 3: This is this is one of the most impressive outfits
Speaker 3: of any sporting team that this state has produced. I
Speaker 3: mean that they've got a genuine shot at having a
Speaker 3: three peat now that that you know, that's a big deal. So,
Speaker 3: I mean, they lost one the other week that they
Speaker 3: really should have won that we were watching on at
Speaker 3: home on KO. But yeah, look fingers crossed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're both.
Speaker 6: I love how the Premier gets questions like that, like,
Speaker 6: how's my team going to go Premier, What's what's the
Speaker 6: sex of my baby?
Speaker 4: Premier? What's it gonna make?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Exactly, all right, let's go to Si and Karli from Chandlersil.
Speaker 4: Good morning, guys, Hello.
Speaker 2: Good morning. Firstly, you need to say thank you to
Speaker 2: the premiere Katy Perry.
Speaker 6: He just enjoy it all right, guys, this is how works.
Speaker 6: We are going to play Katy Perry song and you've
Speaker 6: just got to finish off as soon as the music stops,
Speaker 6: pick it up and finish strong.
Speaker 4: You guys ready to go? Okay, here we go. Good luck.
Speaker 4: You're wrong one, it's right, it's back and it's what
Speaker 4: we're fight.
Speaker 3: We break up, we kids, we make up.
Speaker 4: Oh, Joe, it's your call.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't want to make it. Michael, I should
Speaker 2: make it the premius call because he can override any
Speaker 2: incorrect lyrics.
Speaker 3: And I think you should say congratulations guys, John.
Speaker 2: What I mean it was? It was open to interpretation.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: You can't say no to see congratulations double passed to
Speaker 2: see Katie Verry, well done, Thank you.
Speaker 4: M what are girls? Carats? Enjoy good stuff Premier?
Speaker 6: Before we go, Joe said, before before we gamage, like, oh,
Speaker 6: should we ask some alexing.
Speaker 2: Questions, election questions, and we don't.
Speaker 4: Know what's going on about that. We can talk about
Speaker 4: anything you want, Okay. The question I've got here we go.
Speaker 6: This that I've got is that you find yourself in
Speaker 6: such a position that when the polls even have got
Speaker 6: to like ninety two percent in your favor, you're like, well,
Speaker 6: what the hell happened to the other eight percent?
Speaker 3: Do you know? I like, look, I feel very fortunate
Speaker 3: to have this opportunity, right, I remind myself every day.
Speaker 5: And you know, Pan from my office, who's standing with
Speaker 5: us attest to this.
Speaker 3: You know, these jobs are temporary by nature, and and
Speaker 3: I don't say this loosely, it is a privilege to serve.
Speaker 3: And I was up at Modbury on the weekend opening
Speaker 3: this this technical college that we're that we're doing up
Speaker 3: there and which is literally changing young people's lives. And
Speaker 3: every day you get an opportunity to do something like that,
Speaker 3: it's just it's exceptionally rewarding. I guess in politics things
Speaker 3: change quick. You can go from here at zero in
Speaker 3: about six seconds flat. So my view is we're just
Speaker 3: going to make the most of while we've got the chance,
Speaker 3: and Ultimately, the people say Australia make their own determinations
Speaker 3: in March next year.
Speaker 2: Well, the polls dictate. At the moment it's Peter Melanowsky changed.
Speaker 5: They changed quickly to.
Speaker 2: Two people in media exactly.
Speaker 5: Exactly things change.
Speaker 3: And so this is bloke called Andy Groves who ran Intel,
Speaker 3: one of the most successful businesses ever. He brought Intel
Speaker 3: to the four and he had a saying in business,
Speaker 3: I think even more true in politics. He said, success
Speaker 3: breeds complacency. Complacency leads to defeat. Only the paranoid survived.
Speaker 3: So just having a little bit of paranoid doesn't hurt.
Speaker 3: And there's a healthy dose of that within the government.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's un unattainable. We know you're a big footy guy.
Speaker 6: You will not stop until the polls at one hundred
Speaker 6: and ten percent.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for joining us this morning. We
Speaker 2: really he's one of.
Speaker 9: The biggest country artists.
Speaker 7: In the world.
Speaker 9: This album High was released his umber last year and
Speaker 9: debuted at number three on the Arish Arts.
Speaker 4: His single Chuck Taylor's.
Speaker 3: Is out now and to tell us all about it
Speaker 3: ahead of his visit to Adelaide this August, please welcome
Speaker 3: to know the name one.
Speaker 7: Nine Keith Urban Wow. The intro, Yeah, how are you hazy?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 7: Jodi Hi?
Speaker 2: I tell you what was quite embarrassing for Andrew Hayes,
Speaker 2: who is a big fan of yours. By the way,
Speaker 2: it has to be said he was singing a bit
Speaker 2: of fall Out Boy when we didn't realize you were
Speaker 2: on the line, so you were listening in your thoughts
Speaker 2: a bit of feedback.
Speaker 1: Ah yeah, excellent, great song choice really suited you very good.
Speaker 2: So this is going to be incredible. A nine arena
Speaker 2: shows at your first Australian concerts since twenty twenty two?
Speaker 2: Were you just like that? It's time now I need
Speaker 2: to back home and do my thing.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, this album, the High Album, was supposed to
Speaker 1: come out last year, but I was still working on
Speaker 1: it and finishing out some extra songs and it took
Speaker 1: a bit longer. So the tour ended up being this year,
Speaker 1: and we're already on the road here in the States.
Speaker 1: We started in May, playing every weekend all over the joint,
Speaker 1: and then we come down to OZ in August, and
Speaker 1: then Canada and September and yeah, onwards. But I'm looking
Speaker 1: aboud to come back down, especially playing Adelaide too.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, good answer, good answer. Do
Speaker 2: you make it an event?
Speaker 7: No, it's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah. What do you like about Adelaide? What do you
Speaker 2: love about being here? Oh?
Speaker 1: The people, the vibe, it's just a it's got a
Speaker 1: just a rootsy vibe to it. You know, it doesn't
Speaker 1: have a lot of a lot of fu fu facade.
Speaker 1: It feels very real.
Speaker 6: Okaith, We've got you on zoom and just turned forty.
Speaker 6: It's got a weird thing that you're, at least by
Speaker 6: the look of you, maybe fifteen years younger than me.
Speaker 4: What's it like I'm looking as a human and being
Speaker 4: completely ageless. How's that going for you?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 1: I mean, Jesus, I live a much better life than
Speaker 1: I did. And I love gigging, you know, honestly, to
Speaker 1: gigging and playing music and touring, it's just the greatest thing.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's it's like it's my sport, you know
Speaker 7: what I mean.
Speaker 1: Like, you know, if you're an athlete and you go
Speaker 1: play a game and you just feel on cloud nine
Speaker 1: and it keeps you healthy.
Speaker 7: And that's what touring does for me. So I'm really
Speaker 7: really grateful for it.
Speaker 6: Can you take us through your pre show rituals. Do
Speaker 6: you do you have any preso rituals.
Speaker 1: Not really, other than to just stay loose, you know,
Speaker 1: and whatever that is. I mean, sometimes it's just been
Speaker 1: on my own and other times it's been around the
Speaker 1: band and it's noisy and stuff's going on everywhere. It
Speaker 1: just really depends whatever keeps me in the flow state,
Speaker 1: you know, like because I just I get antsy before
Speaker 1: I get out on stage, because I just want to go.
Speaker 7: I want to go. You're sitting around waiting drives me bonkers.
Speaker 1: So I just want to get out and get at it.
Speaker 2: Have you ever struggled with that performance anxiety? Has it
Speaker 2: ever been overwhelming for you?
Speaker 7: No, I'm really lucky.
Speaker 1: I started playing guitar and I was six, and my
Speaker 1: mum signed me up with this little theater group when
Speaker 1: I was about seven, and we used to do performances
Speaker 1: at the shopping center during the school during the school holidays.
Speaker 1: So you know, I've been on a stage since the
Speaker 1: age of seven, and it's a good way to have
Speaker 1: that place for the truth is Jody, A lot of
Speaker 1: my life, that's been the only place that.
Speaker 4: I loved being.
Speaker 1: You know, it's the only place I felt like I
Speaker 1: knew and I loved the environment. It was off stage
Speaker 1: where I had all my trouble. So my life has
Speaker 1: gotten much more balanced now.
Speaker 2: So you sort of feel safe. That's like your happy
Speaker 2: safe space, is it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's a great world.
Speaker 1: It's a great world to be able to get into
Speaker 1: every night for two hours.
Speaker 6: Hey, Keith, before we talk about some of your new music,
Speaker 6: and we're going to jump into your new song very
Speaker 6: very soon, we need to talk about a song that's
Speaker 6: really really connected with the nov audience and half maybe
Speaker 6: a year or so, and I can say this, I
Speaker 6: don't know if I get in trouble of saying this.
Speaker 6: Your version's better than your original.
Speaker 7: On the stage.
Speaker 4: Around seriously the big.
Speaker 6: So I wonder if you're an artist out there and
Speaker 6: maybe the dream is for Keith Urban to cove your song.
Speaker 6: But also what comes with that is the man doing
Speaker 6: a better job than you.
Speaker 7: So it's like, mate, that's just a great song.
Speaker 1: I mean, I love Chaffel, I loved it from the beginning,
Speaker 1: but that that song, she's such a great writer. But
Speaker 1: that thing's just that's instant classic. That thing's going to
Speaker 1: sound great in fifty years. Such a good.
Speaker 6: Song, mate, tell us about a new song which we're
Speaker 6: about to play right now, Chuck Taylors.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is off the album High and Stock Taylor's.
Speaker 7: You know, for some people know what they are.
Speaker 1: They're converse the Jim Boots if you go back far enough.
Speaker 1: But basically the song is a metaphor for a couple
Speaker 1: staying together after all these years. You know it's a
Speaker 1: long shot, right, you know it's up in the air.
Speaker 1: Are they going to make it? Never come down? Never
Speaker 1: going to come untired?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You and I are still hanging in there, like Shack
Speaker 1: Taylor's under power line.
Speaker 2: You and your wife Kara, You're just hanging in there
Speaker 2: for dear life, right Keith Urban, always an absolute privilege
Speaker 2: to talk to you. Thank you so much for your
Speaker 2: time and we cannot wait to see you down here
Speaker 2: in August.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Jody me too, Thanks azy.
Speaker 2: Ifl Legend and port Adelaie Football Club A board member
Speaker 2: Warrant Tredre is underfire.
Speaker 4: What's the latest?
Speaker 2: Okay? So the Jewish Council of Australia is angry over
Speaker 2: his podcast with A. J. Roberts on his Ballsy Show,
Speaker 2: which is what it's called his podcast, So apparently there
Speaker 2: are people claiming that he featured anti Semitic conspiracy theories
Speaker 2: shared by the.
Speaker 4: Guest A J.
Speaker 2: Roberts, prompting backlash from Jewish groups. Jewish Council is accusing
Speaker 2: it of promoting Holocaust denial and far right anti Semitic rhetoric.
Speaker 2: Tread Ray has defended the podcast as a platform for
Speaker 2: open discussion and denied being anti Semitic, stating he aims
Speaker 2: to promote unity in fairness. He has just put out
Speaker 2: a well, he put out a statement last night on
Speaker 2: his Instagram and he set I unequivocally condemn war and
Speaker 2: genocide and was in no way, shape or form and
Speaker 2: anti Semite. As someone who always aims to do the
Speaker 2: moral and good thing, even when it's hard, my ultimate
Speaker 2: goal is to create unity and cohesion whilst pursuing a
Speaker 2: fair go for all. So Davidkosh has also come out
Speaker 2: and he's reffirmed the club's standards, stating directors must meet
Speaker 2: professional expectations. Tread Ray remains on the board pending the
Speaker 2: reviews outcome. Well, it was a spotlight on it.
Speaker 4: There's a big spotlight on it.
Speaker 6: So this sort of started hit the news at around
Speaker 6: about four o'clock I think, and then by six oh two,
Speaker 6: I reckon the statement came out from Port Adelaide saying
Speaker 6: that Warren's position on the board was under reviewed.
Speaker 4: Yep, this is an interesting one. I'm not sure. I don't.
Speaker 4: I mean, I can't.
Speaker 6: That's for a different example, because I just don't know
Speaker 6: of any other examples in this situation.
Speaker 4: But it's yeah, it's quite unbelievable.
Speaker 2: I just I'm not entirely sure where I sit with it.
Speaker 2: Warren has some views and they're obviously really really strong.
Speaker 2: Whether they contravene the professional standards of the Port Adelaide
Speaker 2: Football Club and what they expect from their directors on
Speaker 2: the board, Who's to say that is up to the
Speaker 2: football club to decide. I think Warren is entitled to
Speaker 2: his opinion and his view of the world. There's no
Speaker 2: question about that, one hundred percent. As is the case
Speaker 2: in every workplace we work at NOVA, they have standards
Speaker 2: that we have to adhere to. Has he contravened those
Speaker 2: standards at the Port adelai Footall Club. That's a question.
Speaker 6: I think that's a big thing, and maybe it's a
Speaker 6: broader conversation with thoughts and opinions coming through in this
Speaker 6: day and age that everyone is one hundred percent entitled
Speaker 6: to their thoughts and opinion. It doesn't mean you're exempt
Speaker 6: from the consequences if you have thoughts and opinions that
Speaker 6: go against.
Speaker 4: Moral standards, et cetera. Exactly so, and this.
Speaker 6: Is exactly what pord Adelaide's facing right now because it's
Speaker 6: a football board.
Speaker 4: But this is something which is much bigger than football.
Speaker 2: Can I ask this question as someone who probably should
Speaker 2: know the answer, but a football board is it run
Speaker 2: as a business?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 2: What is their objective? Do they get involved in the
Speaker 2: day to day running of the club, What is it
Speaker 2: exactly that they do?
Speaker 6: I think so, each and every person on a football board,
Speaker 6: from what I know, has a unique role. And that's
Speaker 6: why when you look at some boards and you look
Speaker 6: at the different personalities and different skill sets that each
Speaker 6: person brings. So it's more than I mean, if you
Speaker 6: look at most football boards, it's not just a bunch
Speaker 6: of past players that are coming together saying, oh, this
Speaker 6: is how it should be coached.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a lot of business types in things like that.
Speaker 6: So, for example, you'll have someone who's a bit of
Speaker 6: a business guru, it's good to have someone like win
Speaker 6: on tread Ray like that because he's a premiership captain
Speaker 6: and he would absolutely be able to add things in
Speaker 6: terms of I don't know, perhaps culture, perhaps game plan
Speaker 6: and things like that. But from what I know from
Speaker 6: a board, an AFL football club board, it's more about
Speaker 6: the running of the club is a business more so
Speaker 6: than coaching and things like that. The coaches are in
Speaker 6: place to do that. Yeah, it's not coach fire the board. Yeah,
Speaker 6: the board's there to make big decisions.
Speaker 2: And what I will say is and I like Warren.
Speaker 2: I you know, I haven't had too much to do
Speaker 2: with him, and I like him as a person, but
Speaker 2: what he is bringing at the moment is a lot
Speaker 2: of controversy to that football club. Whether they need it
Speaker 2: at the moment when they're struggling to keep their season alive,
Speaker 2: who knows.
Speaker 6: There's a lot going on to Port Adelaide, including a
Speaker 6: big game tonight against Carlton which they absolutely need to win,
Speaker 6: and we have tickets to give away very soon to
Speaker 6: keep with Lockton.
Speaker 4: Ovah.
Speaker 2: They stop short of saying they will win, because you
Speaker 2: know what happens.
Speaker 4: When you do. I've not done that all week I
Speaker 4: have not said it once this week.
Speaker 2: Thank you you learning.
Speaker 4: Less easy forty Live lesson. Got a couple four this morning.
Speaker 6: Joe's are ready, and I'm pretty sure the first one
Speaker 6: you're going to be able to agree with me. Look, gentlemen,
Speaker 6: if you plan on having kids in the future, and
Speaker 6: perhaps you're a little bit squeamy when it comes to
Speaker 6: blood during the birthing process, make sure you keep your
Speaker 6: eyes locked up top and knock down bottom.
Speaker 4: At the business end. Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Joe's okay, Yes, I can tell you as a man,
Speaker 6: don't be that guy. Don't be that guy that soaks
Speaker 6: up the medical attention because you've got lightheaded because you've
Speaker 6: seen some blood. Yeah, that's embarrassing for you, It's really embarrassing.
Speaker 6: So what happened, And I'll take you through the process
Speaker 6: with Henry. So it was this and then this, and
Speaker 6: I maintained eye contact the whole time with my beautiful
Speaker 6: wife car I did not look anywhere else by her pupils. Okay,
Speaker 6: And even then I was still getting a little bit squeamished, because.
Speaker 4: Don't look, God, don't look.
Speaker 2: Then you're going to be forced to say something ridiculous
Speaker 2: like it was like watching my favorite pubo.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, don't worry about any of that crap. It's
Speaker 6: the fact that there's one and stuff. Oh, I don't
Speaker 6: want to get squeamish. Okay, Kate, you don't want to
Speaker 6: be the guy that passes out and then all of
Speaker 6: a sudden you need attention when it should be going
Speaker 6: specifically on the label.
Speaker 2: You'd be so cross if you're a woman thirteen twenty fourteen,
Speaker 2: if you've been in this situation when you're going through
Speaker 2: the most excruciating process of your life to deliver you
Speaker 2: your son or daughter, and then next minute, bag about.
Speaker 4: My husb somehow made it about himself in.
Speaker 2: This situation and you imagine, oh my other life.
Speaker 4: Lesson, Jos.
Speaker 6: I want to share with you, please, and I'm trying
Speaker 6: to do this. It's been my newest resolution for the
Speaker 6: last two years. If you've got a positive thought about someone,
Speaker 6: share with them.
Speaker 4: Yeah it sounds it sounds very simple, but we don't
Speaker 4: do it. Do what we do.
Speaker 6: We talk negatively about people behind their back. We also
Speaker 6: talk positively about people behind their back. So if you
Speaker 6: have a positive thought about someone, maybe it's something that
Speaker 6: they've done, tell them, send them a text and say,
Speaker 6: for example, I don't know. Let's say I was at
Speaker 6: an event and you am seeing it and you did
Speaker 6: a good job, yes.
Speaker 4: And I don't really know you.
Speaker 6: You should get that person's done and say, hey, mate,
Speaker 6: for it's worth you did a fantastic.
Speaker 4: Job the other night.
Speaker 2: I love the theory behind this. Can I please play
Speaker 2: Devil's advocate because quite often and I will send you
Speaker 2: a nice text about how you and your performance and
Speaker 2: what you're doing, and.
Speaker 6: You do what shrivel up into little ball and take
Speaker 6: compliments terribly.
Speaker 2: And also forget to reply because next minute Lebron James
Speaker 2: is playing in the NBA and Hazey's head has gone
Speaker 2: whoa wow, that's the left of center, and he forgets
Speaker 2: to say thank you so much for that. That was
Speaker 2: really kind of you on that as well.
Speaker 6: I constantly said Lebron James messages today how he was going,
Speaker 6: and he never.
Speaker 2: Writes yesterday in the Naughty at six forty, this happened.
Speaker 2: You spoke about a man shagging a tree.
Speaker 4: Please play a bar and bay Man ofesfecially known as
Speaker 4: tree Dave, has been banned from Raiwa Park after repeatedly
Speaker 4: trying to marry a mace with a eucalyptus tree. He's
Speaker 4: described as curvacious and grounded the tree.
Speaker 6: Can I just say, if you're a eucalyptus tree and
Speaker 6: you see Dave on the other side of the street.
Speaker 2: With the other one, okay, take cover. And so then
Speaker 2: I went down the rabbit hole and I thought, I'm
Speaker 2: going to do some research here. So I have now
Speaker 2: discovered the top ten people humans who married inanimate objects.
Speaker 4: You're ready to go, oh my gosh, kick it off.
Speaker 4: Let's go all right.
Speaker 2: Number ten, thanks Aiman. Linda Deshami married Bruce and he
Speaker 2: is a Ferris will staated Bruce for thirty years before
Speaker 2: promising to love, honor, and obey the twenty one meter
Speaker 2: tour contraption in twenty twelve.
Speaker 4: Well done, Okay, that's good. That's thanks for kicking us
Speaker 4: off there. Joe.
Speaker 2: Number nine Zeng Yaja married a robot. Zeng is an
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence intelligence engineer. He was under a lot of
Speaker 2: pressure from his family to find a wife and settle down,
Speaker 2: so he made himself a wife.
Speaker 4: That makes sense. Yah, good work.
Speaker 2: Numbery baby Leona Ava is vowed to love and cherish
Speaker 2: a Seattle warehouse.
Speaker 4: Because even the big warehouses they'd love.
Speaker 2: To He's the kicker as described the union as a
Speaker 2: gay marriage because apparently the warehouse was female.
Speaker 4: Okay, fairness. Number seven Chang.
Speaker 2: His sam married a barbie doll. So it's a long story.
Speaker 2: It's probably a little bit boring. But he lost his
Speaker 2: first wife to Zai to suicide. His family opposed their marriage,
Speaker 2: and to Zai killed herself as a result. Chang eventually remarried,
Speaker 2: but the time when he's widower, knew that his first
Speaker 2: wife was not at peace. So in nineteen ninety nine,
Speaker 2: twenty years after her death, Chang married a barbie doll
Speaker 2: in order to put his first wife's.
Speaker 4: Spirit to rest.
Speaker 2: Number of six love knows no rules exactly. Tracy Emmon
Speaker 2: married a stone.
Speaker 4: Not much talk back from the stone.
Speaker 2: No, and if like a rolling stone or no. So
Speaker 2: Emmin admits to thinking about her stone spouse when she's
Speaker 2: having a bad day and it lifts her spirits and
Speaker 2: please and thank you very kindly. She asked that her
Speaker 2: husband be referred to as a stone rather than a rock.
Speaker 4: Of course. Number five, that's a big disrespect.
Speaker 2: He's my rock, no, okay. Richard Torres married trees. Okay,
Speaker 2: in the vein of our Byron Bay friend trees. Richard
Speaker 2: has been actually described as a Johnny Depp doppel ganger. Okay,
Speaker 2: he's very fond of trees, but he isn't actually in
Speaker 2: love with them. The Peruvian wants to bring awareness to
Speaker 2: environmental issues.
Speaker 4: Sure, mord answer Number four, it's a quick one.
Speaker 2: Jodi Ross married a bridge in France.
Speaker 4: Okay, that that top three?
Speaker 2: Okay, this is a guy called Sal nine thousand married
Speaker 2: a video game character. So a Japanese man known as
Speaker 2: Sal nine thousand built a virtual relationship with nine and Nagasaki,
Speaker 2: one of the avatars on Love plus Shore.
Speaker 4: That's fine.
Speaker 6: I think we've all fantasized about marrying Lacroft at some
Speaker 6: stage as well.
Speaker 2: Number two Lauren Atkins married a cardboard cutout of Robert Pattinson.
Speaker 4: Are you ready to Number one?
Speaker 2: Carol Santa Fe married a train station in San Diego.
Speaker 2: Let me get to the details of this, because it's incredible.
Speaker 4: It's a lot to love.
Speaker 2: Married her wife Dandra in twenty fifteen. Carol says she
Speaker 2: mentally has sex with Deandra. A certain area of the
Speaker 2: station gives Carol privacy where she touches Dandra and feels
Speaker 2: her as if her wife is holding and kissing.
Speaker 4: That's nice, that's really nice.
Speaker 2: Love, guys, love is love.
Speaker 4: Can I just say maybe maybe not?
Speaker 6: From personal experience, how hard it is to satisfy a
Speaker 6: train station.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of moving parts when they're not on time.
Speaker 6: Beware the gen Z stairs.
Speaker 4: Oh, it'll infuriate you from a previous generation.
Speaker 2: Okay, young service workers refusal to greet customers is setting
Speaker 2: off older generations. Okay, let me ask you this question.
Speaker 2: Have you ever walked up to a cashier or a
Speaker 2: front desk person and been met with a silence? There? Yes,
Speaker 2: sounds like this.
Speaker 4: It's deafening. Though it is deafening.
Speaker 2: You have officially been a victim of the gen Z gaze. Okay,
Speaker 2: So it's been taking over X the chat about this
Speaker 2: gaze with older generations complaining about how kids these days
Speaker 2: handle customers service jobs. Let me explain it for you. So, apparently,
Speaker 2: according to the pandemic and endless screen time, that equals
Speaker 2: a generation struggling with social cues and feeling shy about
Speaker 2: greeting strangers, i e. Headphones on, eyes down, no chit chat.
Speaker 2: They don't know how to do small talk, but neither
Speaker 2: do you right?
Speaker 4: No, that's the thing.
Speaker 6: So first of all, the misunderstood it's a misunderstood generation
Speaker 6: because it's through shyness. But unfortunately what's perceived from that
Speaker 6: is pure arrogance.
Speaker 2: Yes, and and they've defended themselves. You guys have said
Speaker 2: my stone face look is a way of dealing with
Speaker 2: the chaos all day. It's rough, but some say a
Speaker 2: little kindness goes a long way, and being friendly should
Speaker 2: not be optional. Can I play Devil's advocate here and
Speaker 2: defend gen Z?
Speaker 4: Sure? I would you to just sit there and stare
Speaker 4: at me?
Speaker 2: You would rather a silent stare than a retail worker
Speaker 2: greeting me as hon or sweaty. You're twenty two. Please
Speaker 2: don't call me han whatever you do. I could have
Speaker 2: given birth to you. I could have very reasonably and easily.
Speaker 4: You can't call someone sweaty or hon that's older than you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Can you know you can only call someone sweaty or
Speaker 6: hond if it's a small little child. Yes, and that's
Speaker 6: what it feels like.
Speaker 2: If it's a toddler close to the ground, which is
Speaker 2: you hard to reade?
Speaker 4: J Are you coming to a cafe like how do
Speaker 4: you approach her? I'd do the same thing. I've all
Speaker 4: my bloody headphones. I'll just keep your head down.
Speaker 10: Don't look at it, gentlemen, battles the bers.
Speaker 9: The rules are simple, Hazy about to hear six songs
Speaker 9: from the same year. They can selected their song as
Speaker 9: a place, but if they let it go, that song
Speaker 9: is gone.
Speaker 2: Now let's get into the bag.
Speaker 4: Is that are ready to battle? Back to you and Hazy?
Speaker 4: Oh what a fierce little contest this has become.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love finding out the year. It's very, very exciting.
Speaker 2: Come on, let's rip.
Speaker 4: Into it right. It is nine apiece and the year
Speaker 4: is mister Generator.
Speaker 5: Twenty ten.
Speaker 2: Much recent, isn't it fifteen years ago?
Speaker 4: Ready to go, Jud's Yeah, We've got six songs here.
Speaker 4: As soon as you insert yourself and select the song,
Speaker 4: you are out, and that is yours for the taking. Ready.
Speaker 6: First one Banks sisters, not for me? You okay, Si jeez?
Speaker 4: What you got against trains? Okay?
Speaker 6: No train for you?
Speaker 4: And or means winning song?
Speaker 2: Oh I always speak to Willie.
Speaker 4: Then regretted, which is last week? And one comfortably I
Speaker 4: am no, okay, I'm out. Next one not for me
Speaker 4: enough next one. Okay. I don't know if this will
Speaker 4: win on us, but I love our city. I feel
Speaker 4: like you don't care why I love fireflies. Okay, So
Speaker 4: I'm locked in fireflies our city versus just say it
Speaker 4: right now, Slizz, You're locked in.
Speaker 2: And now I'm feeling soul fly like a G six
Speaker 2: lock me away?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, how very predictable those exist.
Speaker 6: Far East movement, fast movement like a G six versus
Speaker 6: fireflies our city.
Speaker 4: Okay, what a battle of that?
Speaker 2: What was the last one?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 6: Ready, so this is the last one, which number Scott two?
Speaker 6: Respect that, but that's okay, that's okay, okay, So fireflies
Speaker 6: by our city versus Far East movement like a G six.
Speaker 6: Please get voting at Jodie and Hazy. Let's crown a
Speaker 6: winner first thing tomorrow. You're confident here, aren't you.
Speaker 2: Joe's alf j