Speaker 1: We got get you the way morning every day, Adelaides.
Speaker 2: I want all the moms out there just to have
Speaker 2: a little think about how often do you lose your mind?
Speaker 3: How often do you go off?
Speaker 4: It's on the rig, isn't it? It's on the rig?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And what do you say when you actually do
Speaker 3: go cocoa bananas?
Speaker 4: Because not for radio, is it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: It was perusing Instagram yesterday and I was just having
Speaker 2: a look at a little clip of a mother who
Speaker 2: and the and the caption was just mum on a
Speaker 2: random Tuesday, And this is apparently what we do. Have
Speaker 2: a listen, everybody gets six around and I was like, oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, why is this such a mess?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: You're you don't want it, you don't need No one
Speaker 3: wants to.
Speaker 4: Help out around here, and maybe the dog's going to
Speaker 4: do the literary What are you doing hy?
Speaker 3: Our house up for sale?
Speaker 4: No one deserves to be here.
Speaker 1: We'll try and faint the most extreme scenari all the time. Oh,
Speaker 1: you don't deserve this house, so we might as well
Speaker 1: just meet out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I showed my oldest and I said, is this
Speaker 2: your mum on a random Tuesday?
Speaker 3: She goes, what do you mean is that my mum
Speaker 3: on a random Tuesday. That's mom. Every Tuesday.
Speaker 4: That's Mum on a day that ends with whaty.
Speaker 2: And just to put a full stop to it, last
Speaker 2: night we made beautiful baked potatoes for dinner, you know
Speaker 2: how when you make them and you put the butter
Speaker 2: and the cheese and all that.
Speaker 3: That was us last night. And anyway, so I.
Speaker 2: Did the the bacon and the onion and I put
Speaker 2: it on the pan, and then I thought, here's five minutes.
Speaker 3: Let's go and have a shower.
Speaker 2: So I'm standing in the shower and I remember the
Speaker 2: bacon and onion, and I'm yelling from the shower.
Speaker 3: Going Baidan, bidan, can you check the stove?
Speaker 2: And of course I come out and practically the kitchen
Speaker 2: is in flames, and she's standing there dancing, practicing her
Speaker 2: aerobic So I'm.
Speaker 4: Like, can you smell the bacon? And Joe's charge's out.
Speaker 1: That's it, lady. I'm fighting a family that respects, that
Speaker 1: appreciates me. The kids look at each other and goes,
Speaker 1: she'll be back, she'd be bad, she'll be back.
Speaker 3: Give her ten minutes, or they're like, must be choosed.
Speaker 4: Or they go hungry. What that bacon.
Speaker 2: Where is it?
Speaker 1: Bug?
Speaker 2: Is there anything more annoying than not being able to
Speaker 2: find an ATM to your bank and then being forced
Speaker 2: to have to go to one of those other ones
Speaker 2: that they plant in the pubs where it's like three
Speaker 2: dollars fifty to get access to your own money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know what, your old school, you're old
Speaker 1: on mold. Who's using cash these days?
Speaker 3: Me?
Speaker 4: I haven't used cash for years?
Speaker 3: What what about?
Speaker 4: There was a fifty dollar not sitting in my wallet.
Speaker 3: It was there for about six months.
Speaker 1: And six months, it was there for about two and
Speaker 1: a half years. It had a gray beard and I
Speaker 1: got it out the other day.
Speaker 3: That speaks to your tight arsness more than anything else, though,
Speaker 3: doesn't it.
Speaker 1: Well, speaking of that, I actually ran out of money.
Speaker 1: I had to use it to pay for coffees not
Speaker 1: too long ago.
Speaker 2: Yes, because you didn't have any money in your let's
Speaker 2: not talk about your financial management.
Speaker 3: It's exhausting. It's exhausting and ridiculous.
Speaker 4: You can get all aground that.
Speaker 2: So Bank West have asked fifty eight jobs as it
Speaker 2: trends positions to becoming digital only so. A spokesperson described
Speaker 2: the move as part of a regular review of how
Speaker 2: the bank delivers the best experiences and outcomes for customers.
Speaker 3: No, it's not what a load of PR jargon.
Speaker 4: Just cutting back hasn't created better customer experience.
Speaker 2: Surely, absolutely not. So the question is will we ever
Speaker 2: be served by a person again? Another human? Do you
Speaker 2: think we went shopping on the weekend. I took the
Speaker 2: kids shopping for Summer's birthday and I went into a
Speaker 2: big retail store. I will leave the name out. You
Speaker 2: can get served by someone, but there was a big lineup.
Speaker 2: Now it's self served, so you have to do everything,
Speaker 2: including removing the security tag of whatever, really item of clothing.
Speaker 4: That's the next step.
Speaker 1: Because I always assumed that if you did it, the
Speaker 1: wrong way goes, an ink goes everywhere?
Speaker 4: Is that a myth?
Speaker 3: How does it go.
Speaker 4: Like a disgruntled squid?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 2: Anyway, we walked out of the shop and the security
Speaker 2: things went off. Was like and you're like, oh, is
Speaker 2: that an error? Is that something we've done? So walk
Speaker 2: back in, walk back out again and it didn't go off.
Speaker 2: So like we're good here, get home. We open up.
Speaker 2: She got a little packet of like sports bra things.
Speaker 2: Sure enough security tag. So now because there's no customer
Speaker 2: service at said retail outlet. I have to go back
Speaker 2: into the mall today and take off my own security tag.
Speaker 3: Wow, it's that annoying.
Speaker 4: I didn't think that's the next step. That's ridiculous as well.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. It's absolutely everywhere.
Speaker 4: What next we're policing ourselves?
Speaker 3: What next? You have to make your own McDonald's.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, dress ourselves like, well, what is even
Speaker 1: happening anymore?
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's insane.
Speaker 4: Quick question, what are you using cash for me? What
Speaker 4: do you need cash for?
Speaker 3: I don't really want to say, because of the person.
Speaker 4: You don't want to say. We're all thinking the same thing.
Speaker 2: No, what you needs because the person who is assigned
Speaker 2: with the job of doing something around my home probably
Speaker 2: won't be very happy that I reveal she gets paid
Speaker 2: in cash.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that's much worse than you buy Good morning.
Speaker 6: The following segment is the mature audiences only and may
Speaker 6: contain how all content, graphic language, and nudity, not that
Speaker 6: you'll see it if easily offended, Well, you're about to
Speaker 6: find out just how easily your father.
Speaker 1: He's on the Money's headline Jode we schedule sex, and
Speaker 1: it's wildly improved our marriage. It's the glue that keeps
Speaker 1: us close, all right, that's right. Sex scheduling is a thing.
Speaker 3: That a little bit done sexy.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the big question, isn't it.
Speaker 4: You schedule sex in your house?
Speaker 2: Look till we've loosely pencil it in for a Saturday,
Speaker 2: depending on the kids.
Speaker 1: And loosely.
Speaker 4: It's very erasable via a pencil.
Speaker 3: Here's me walking around with a rubber just constantly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, sorry, mate, sorry, get rid of that rubber
Speaker 1: off the end of that pencil, is what Greens always says.
Speaker 1: Jay and Sophia Lyons schedule sex. They are a couple
Speaker 1: from the States. They've said it's served as a glue
Speaker 1: that's kept the couple happily hitched for over thirty one years. Okay,
Speaker 1: she said it might sound silly, but if something is
Speaker 1: special to you, then you schedule it. The couple, both
Speaker 1: in the early fifties, began scheduling shags shortly after time
Speaker 1: then often have looked backs. Is there and more a
Speaker 1: penciling in hanky panky might see him on sexy lacking
Speaker 1: spiciness and spontaneity. Health experts are sure it's a perfectly
Speaker 1: normal and fun thing to do. But that's the thing
Speaker 1: that's not sexy at all, Nook.
Speaker 3: But it is the thing though.
Speaker 2: Like you talk about spontaneity and lou let's get lose
Speaker 2: ourselves in the moment and let it take us away.
Speaker 2: When was the last time that happened when you're married.
Speaker 4: That's a very very good point.
Speaker 1: I haven't been able to lose myself in the moment
Speaker 1: I start the game. Kara hasn't been able to lose
Speaker 1: herself in the moment since we've had three kids. No, okay,
Speaker 1: And I completely understand because when I take over the
Speaker 1: kids for even forty five minutes, I'm.
Speaker 4: Like, what is going on to my libido?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's gone.
Speaker 3: And the couple's over fifty as well.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's no there's no whoo hey, babe, what
Speaker 2: are you thinking?
Speaker 3: Unless you schedule it in, it's not going to happen.
Speaker 4: Smart Joje.
Speaker 1: You would think that when Kara and I schedule in
Speaker 1: sex and then the time comes and the reaction with
Speaker 1: the car is ah, no, you think that would turn
Speaker 1: me off?
Speaker 4: When you yeah, you would, It doesn't doesn't Still good,
Speaker 4: Still good.
Speaker 3: It's Joey and Hazy.
Speaker 1: Today it officially is with us the weekly Debates.
Speaker 2: Born out of our award winning debates during the federal election,
Speaker 2: where we discussed such issues would a dog.
Speaker 3: Or a cat make a better Prime Minister? I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's a good question, and we thought let's just keep
Speaker 3: this thing on rollin.
Speaker 1: You know, needed to be debated and it needs to
Speaker 1: be decided by other people.
Speaker 2: So we're going to put it to our random generator
Speaker 2: the topic for the week, and also whether you're arguing
Speaker 2: for or against?
Speaker 1: What is the hot topic? To kick us off? What
Speaker 1: have you got?
Speaker 3: Generator Lacs is done thanks to Jason Horn Francis Is Hamstrings.
Speaker 4: Oh this is a sensitive topic. Oh my very goodness,
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait to take a big finger, Generator and put
Speaker 2: it in the wound that is Andrew Hayes.
Speaker 1: Jeez, get that finger out of there, Generator, you're sick.
Speaker 1: Oh this is a really really sensitive spot for me. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure which way it's going to go, but
Speaker 1: we'll ask the generator again as to who's going to
Speaker 1: argue which and what.
Speaker 4: Jody, you've been assigned for Hazy against?
Speaker 1: Okay, Port Adelaide's season is done thanks to Jason horn
Speaker 1: Francis's hamstring. Jody, you're saying that it's true. Yes, I'm
Speaker 1: saying it is absolutely not true.
Speaker 2: Okay, well that's worked out quite well for you, because
Speaker 2: you get to defend your boy, don't.
Speaker 1: You has it though? It's all signs are pointing to
Speaker 1: our second turna but I don't know.
Speaker 2: All right, so we've got the next song, which is
Speaker 2: around three minutes, to get ourselves prepared, and then we're going.
Speaker 3: To rip in.
Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, I'm nervous. Start thinking. It's Jody Hazy.
Speaker 1: Yes, our first inaugural genuine weekly debate.
Speaker 2: Yes, and the topic this week is Port Adelaide's season
Speaker 2: is done thanks to Jason horn Francis's hamstring. Now we
Speaker 2: have a random generator, a topic generator. It has assigned
Speaker 2: you for the negative. No, they're not done. I, of
Speaker 2: course am for the affirmative. I'm saying, oh, turn the
Speaker 2: power out. You're eight.
Speaker 1: Would you love to get first?
Speaker 3: Yes? Please?
Speaker 4: Okay, the affirmative. Here we go, Jodyotti.
Speaker 1: Port Adelaide's season is done thanks to Jason horn Francis's hamstring.
Speaker 3: Let's face it.
Speaker 2: Port Adelaide season is as vulnerable as a brand new
Speaker 2: bmw M three left overnight at the Port Canal Shopping
Speaker 2: Center without Hazy's boyfriend Jason horn Francis. The midfield's looking
Speaker 2: less engine room a more engine warning light. J Jeff
Speaker 2: may have angelic missileh like qualities, but Jason's hamstring can't
Speaker 2: resurrect the power season from the cold Heart's bench. A
Speaker 2: few things need to happen here. Travis Bop might need
Speaker 2: to start aging in dog years. Brownlow medallist Doly Wines
Speaker 2: is about to find out how many midfield minutes one
Speaker 2: man can legally play without being fined by the AFL
Speaker 2: unless he more sent to Nick Decos from Collingwood, then
Speaker 2: he'll be a protected species forever. Ports new game plan
Speaker 2: Step one, win the toss. Step two hope for North Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Step three let Connor Rosie do everything. Ken Hinckley might
Speaker 2: need to put in a call to the new Tasmanian
Speaker 2: Devil's franchise and hook himself up with a gig, while
Speaker 2: Josh Carr should negotiate us pay rise asap Rocky to
Speaker 2: top up his super Because this succession.
Speaker 3: Thing is happening people. End of season.
Speaker 7: Party at Carr's house because the man is filthy, stink
Speaker 7: and rich all of a sudden. On the upside, the
Speaker 7: Power supporters can book there September holidays early, but they
Speaker 7: can go somewhere like Madagascar where there's no Wi Fi
Speaker 7: so they can't hear about the Crows becoming their twenty
Speaker 7: twenty five Toyota Premiership run finalists.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, some solid points there, I must say.
Speaker 4: Okay, real solid points. She didn't hold back to ja.
Speaker 3: That's the whole point of the weekly debate, isn't it.
Speaker 3: You just go for it.
Speaker 4: A nice use to succession music too there as well.
Speaker 4: So much very good.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, one for it. Port Adelaide season is done
Speaker 1: thanks to Jason Horn Francis Hamstring.
Speaker 4: No, I strongly disagree.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you right now, they're not going to
Speaker 1: turn this season around with that attitude. In nineteen eighty six,
Speaker 1: Neil Finn first said, fast forward to twenty twenty five.
Speaker 4: Let's keep that mantra front of mind.
Speaker 1: Sure, I get it, they're fifteenth on the head of
Speaker 1: the Eagles, rus and Tigers, and hey, I get it.
Speaker 1: They've been smacked by ninety one points. Ninety points and
Speaker 1: seventy six points. But hey, wait, am I four or
Speaker 1: against day? Yeah? That's right on four two words for you,
Speaker 1: Zach Butter's two more words for you, Connor Rosie another
Speaker 1: eight words for you. Pork performs best when are massive underdogs.
Speaker 1: Three more words us against them. So to the person
Speaker 1: who is taking a deep breath ready to scream out second,
Speaker 1: shut your face. Shut your face, and remember, I mean statistically,
Speaker 1: there wasn't much that could back up my argument.
Speaker 2: Well why did you just throw the statistics in there?
Speaker 3: Then they actually want Jason everything? What you trying to say?
Speaker 2: Okay, let's do this. Thirteen twenty four to ten. We
Speaker 2: need some callers here, cast your boat. Who wins Hazy
Speaker 2: or Jody? Port Adelaide's season is done thanks to Jason
Speaker 2: horn Francis's hamstring?
Speaker 3: Where do you see it?
Speaker 4: Let's go give us a care. Thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 4: it's Joey and Hazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've kicked it off with a bit of a doozy.
Speaker 1: Joe's ports season is done thanks to Jason horn Francis's hamstring.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you wing that port Adelaide season is done?
Speaker 3: Was Jody? That's me? I just said first myself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, cool, So just narrating your life here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, against was Andrew Hayes. Currently it sits at one, Neil,
Speaker 2: should we take some more call? All right, let's get okay,
Speaker 2: let's go to anonymous from black Stuff here. I'm not
Speaker 2: sure why they want to be anonymous, but good morning anyway.
Speaker 3: Hello, good morning, good morning. Where does your vote lie?
Speaker 3: Anonymous lies?
Speaker 8: So I think that they've got a lot up there.
Speaker 3: I think they're not done. Okay, so that's a vote.
Speaker 9: I don't think.
Speaker 8: I don't think they're by any may it's being done.
Speaker 8: I think it's a very even competition.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 8: I think has still been able to throw their work
Speaker 8: in the long term, particularly when they got a coach
Speaker 8: to play for.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's true, Thank you so much. Anonymous. Interesting he
Speaker 3: didn't want to put his name.
Speaker 1: To his vote. Okay. Sometimes. Hey, I'll take any vote
Speaker 1: I can get, so that takes us to one piece.
Speaker 2: Okay, Brad can wrap this thing up for me, though, Brad,
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 4: We got a bunch of votes coming through.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Okay, Brad, where does your vote lie?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Wrap this thing up, baby, I've taken the p.
Speaker 3: It's not too late to get on board. You really
Speaker 3: jamm the knife and then all right, Brad, thank you
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go to Tea from murray Bridge, good
Speaker 1: morning to hey, Hello, are.
Speaker 3: You voting for a port done or not?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 13: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: For the good guys, all right, so now we are
Speaker 2: to a piece Marika, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 9: And it's the definite on this one.
Speaker 1: Is it personal? Is a personal?
Speaker 9: I have both changed and sax Bathers is one of the.
Speaker 13: Best players saying yeah, but Stephen that part fools is
Speaker 13: fun out and do anything for the team.
Speaker 8: Definitely, Jody all the.
Speaker 3: Way, Thank you so much. True to Crystal from Manopara West,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Crystal, morning morning. Okay, who are you voting for?
Speaker 11: Port are done?
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 1: What does that take?
Speaker 2: Is for two to unassailable lead? We we may as
Speaker 2: well take Kim from Riverton to well, it's.
Speaker 1: Not going to camp, but maybe this will just just
Speaker 1: to just to make a little bit closer.
Speaker 4: Kim from Riverton morning.
Speaker 2: Hi, guys, good this is for some dignity for Andrew
Speaker 2: Hayes at this point, who are you voting for?
Speaker 3: Kim?
Speaker 14: Sorry, but I worked for kids and they've been telling
Speaker 14: me all week that are.
Speaker 5: Dead in the water and you know what it's see
Speaker 5: if seven year olds.
Speaker 7: Can figure it out, should.
Speaker 1: I know statistically it's not looking, but start talking from that.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Kim, Thanks for your calls to
Speaker 2: some of Wallace Cinema passes coming your way.
Speaker 3: Wall It was only six to two in the end, comprehensive.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: I thought it was going to get to what seven?
Speaker 1: Six seventy six point loss for me, just like the weekend?
Speaker 1: All right, thanks guys, feel good about that, Judge, you
Speaker 1: feel good about that.
Speaker 2: Don't feel good about I don't feel good about port
Speaker 2: potentially not participating in September, but I do feel good
Speaker 2: about the win.
Speaker 4: Let's talk money.
Speaker 1: The roots of all evil can be very, very confusing,
Speaker 1: confronting and can really really cause a lot of anxiety
Speaker 1: and stress.
Speaker 3: Serdy casual, dirty cash, honey.
Speaker 4: Jus spot on Joe's well said.
Speaker 1: A viral street interview features a twenty seven year old
Speaker 1: who claims money is an idea, having no savings and
Speaker 1: viewing money as a societal construct.
Speaker 4: Wrap your heads around this.
Speaker 3: How old do you and how much do you have
Speaker 3: in savings?
Speaker 1: I'm twenty seven and I have no savings.
Speaker 3: Okay, and what's holding you back from saving right now?
Speaker 10: I think that money is an idea that allows people
Speaker 10: to do what they want with their time. And I
Speaker 10: think most people stress about the value that they have
Speaker 10: at a specific time in their life. But I like
Speaker 10: to think about myself as less of a member of
Speaker 10: society a bit more of a member of nature and
Speaker 10: the universe.
Speaker 3: Let's discuss it, okay, all right?
Speaker 2: Is the reason that you never have any money in
Speaker 2: your account and that your wife has to give you
Speaker 2: an allowance because you believe you're a child of the universe?
Speaker 4: Broke?
Speaker 1: I think that I am a child and a member
Speaker 1: of the bacon and egg roll clan. It's this beautiful,
Speaker 1: magical society where we get to eat bacon and egg
Speaker 1: rolls from a cafe each and every morning. Goodness, there's
Speaker 1: not a number on it, but if you had to
Speaker 1: put a number on it, sort of eighteen to twenty
Speaker 1: five dollars each and every morning. And that is a society, unfortunately, Jodes,
Speaker 1: that I try to fall into, but I can't afford
Speaker 1: to fall into, yet I pursue it anyway.
Speaker 2: Does the bacon and egg society who live in bacon
Speaker 2: and egg Land do they believe in cash.
Speaker 1: Yes, they extremely very much believe in cash. So that's
Speaker 1: where we our opinions sort of differ. They go in
Speaker 1: different directions.
Speaker 3: So you're a fractured community.
Speaker 1: It's a fractured community because they want money as reimbursement.
Speaker 1: But I choose to live in the Bacon and Egg
Speaker 1: Realm as an experience where.
Speaker 2: The universe decides how many bacon and egg rolls you
Speaker 2: are allocated as a society each and every week.
Speaker 4: Spot on That.
Speaker 2: All makes perfect. My five year old has announced her
Speaker 2: intention to get married.
Speaker 1: What's fantastic.
Speaker 3: We didn't see coming.
Speaker 4: Congratulations.
Speaker 2: To be honest, I guess yeah. So she has a
Speaker 2: tight little group at school, Locky in Hugo. They're like
Speaker 2: three little besties, a couple of little bodyguards as you
Speaker 2: will around the playground.
Speaker 4: It's good to have some armgoons ready to go.
Speaker 2: And we got to just we got into her chat
Speaker 2: the other night and she basically said to me, how
Speaker 2: do you get a dad? And I was like, well,
Speaker 2: you don't just get a dad, but you meet your
Speaker 2: husband and then perhaps potentially you have children. She's gone, great,
Speaker 2: I want to marry Lockey. And I went, okay, and
Speaker 2: so this is how the rest of the discussion rolled out.
Speaker 2: But just wait for the moment where her dad, who
Speaker 2: was listening in, tried to get in a plug for
Speaker 2: the family business. Okay, who did you want to marry Lucky?
Speaker 2: What about Hugo?
Speaker 15: You guys marry whose other girlfriend?
Speaker 3: Hazel? Where you are going to live?
Speaker 15: They're going to be our neighbors, and where you're gonna
Speaker 15: be their neighbors.
Speaker 3: Where are you going to park your cars? Though?
Speaker 15: In front of our house? Shills and we'll have sleep
Speaker 15: over lots of times and always have Lolli's really yes?
Speaker 3: Where are you going to get money from to live together?
Speaker 14: We go?
Speaker 15: We to get jobs because we like to, we want to. Okay,
Speaker 15: actually we're not workout media.
Speaker 3: So how old are you going to be when you
Speaker 3: get married?
Speaker 15: Sixty two?
Speaker 3: That's a good age. And our babies one day? No?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: No kids getting married at the ripe old age of
Speaker 1: sixty two. Working for Greg Audie for Audi Media.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, the dream.
Speaker 2: And I do have to say that having kids at
Speaker 2: sixty two might prove a little bit biologically difficult.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's very true.
Speaker 2: So I had a discussion at oz Kick the other
Speaker 2: night with my future in laws and that's Hugo's mum
Speaker 2: and said, did you know that they were all planning this,
Speaker 2: you know, four way wedding and she said yes. Because
Speaker 2: Hugo was discussing. Hugo went to his mum and said,
Speaker 2: how many how many cars can we barka in the driveway?
Speaker 2: And she was like, oh too, And He's like, okay,
Speaker 2: harp is going to have to park on the street.
Speaker 1: That's That's one of the things I've got to go
Speaker 1: through is I can also see the future ten fifteen
Speaker 1: years working for Audi Media, Harpy coming home. You're like,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, my boss is such a Harry Styles.
Speaker 4: He's done it again. He's done it again.
Speaker 2: Just when you thought this man could not get any
Speaker 2: more stunning and beautiful. A girl named Jess had the
Speaker 2: good fortune of running into Harry Styles on holiday in
Speaker 2: Rome back in March during a bike ride with her boyfriend. Now,
Speaker 2: Styles not only took the time to pose with her
Speaker 2: for a selfie, but took a photo of them on
Speaker 2: his digital camera and he promised to send it to
Speaker 2: them via Instagram. Now it might have taken a couple
Speaker 2: of months, but the singer has now come good on
Speaker 2: his word and said, as promised, hope you guys had
Speaker 2: a great trip.
Speaker 4: When you're right back to that, cheers ah, cheers. Big
Speaker 4: Age Yes, of.
Speaker 2: Course, shared the gesture on TikTok and described her reaction
Speaker 2: after getting the photos sent from the singer himself.
Speaker 3: She was out of her damn mind. Isn't that gorge?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: And finally, I mean when I say finally, it happens.
Speaker 1: But I feel like there's a lot of negative things
Speaker 1: that happened with celebrities, and I get it. Everyone wants
Speaker 1: a piece and probably they want to just fought their
Speaker 1: own sort of stuff. But thirteen twenty four to ten,
Speaker 1: take us through your positive celebrity encounters. Maybe you were surprised,
Speaker 1: maybe it was by chance, and maybe you absolutely knew
Speaker 1: that it wasn't a PR stunt, because that's a big one,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 3: I saw one.
Speaker 2: I witnessed one with an Australian cricketer and that is
Speaker 2: Manus Labershine a couple of months ago, and it was
Speaker 2: during the Queensland South Australia Final, and I wreck it
Speaker 2: was after the match and we were sticking around because
Speaker 2: all the TVs were doing crosses and things, and just
Speaker 2: out of the corner of my eye I saw him
Speaker 2: walk out of the chains rooms and a young kid,
Speaker 2: probably about I don't know ten or eleven, came up
Speaker 2: to Marnas and started having a chat and I thought, oh,
Speaker 2: that's nice. Anyway, I got distracted, went and did what
Speaker 2: I had to do. About ten minutes later I turned
Speaker 2: back around and he's still talking to that kid.
Speaker 4: Yes, manas Yes, and I just thought.
Speaker 3: I was he cricket his aren't always is the most
Speaker 3: generous with their time.
Speaker 2: And anyway, this kid was like, hey, thank you so much,
Speaker 2: and Marnus put his arm around him, ruffled his head
Speaker 2: and said, see you mate, hope you come back.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow, so I can guarantee you as well that that
Speaker 1: kid will remember that for the rest of his life,
Speaker 1: the rest of his name, and he'll tell so many
Speaker 1: people about how awesome Marnas slavishange it.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't like he was doing it for the cameras.
Speaker 2: It was like he was genuinely just being a good
Speaker 2: bloke thinking no one was watching.
Speaker 1: Clearly, it doesn't happen as often as you'd think positive
Speaker 1: celebrity encounters. Harry starles it was same as a good guys.
Speaker 3: Nice what about this story?
Speaker 2: So he ran into a girl named Jess in Rome
Speaker 2: back in March with her boyfriend and posted for a
Speaker 2: selfie and then took a photo of them on his
Speaker 2: digital camera, promising to send it via Instagram. And he
Speaker 2: came through, followed through a couple of months later and said,
Speaker 2: as promised, hope you guys had a great triit page.
Speaker 4: Sure better late than ever.
Speaker 3: Good on your h Imagine that popping up on your Instagram. Os. Oh,
Speaker 3: Harry has just said that.
Speaker 2: Soho shows through and we had on holidays.
Speaker 4: A jealous boyfriend who's dming you.
Speaker 1: It's okay, It's only Harry Styles, not a threat at all.
Speaker 2: So we're taking you positive celebrity encounters this morning.
Speaker 3: Brett, Good morning.
Speaker 11: Gatty guys. Get you going?
Speaker 3: Hey, good good? Who'd you meet? Oh?
Speaker 11: I met people? Actually the first one was Eric Banner
Speaker 11: in the lineup to Adelaide in the Perth airport.
Speaker 4: Yes, Seric Banner, that's a good one.
Speaker 3: And did you chat? Yeah?
Speaker 11: So I turned around, I saw this. He's a lot
Speaker 11: taller than I thought he was. It's very tall, great hair,
Speaker 11: great bone structure. Aviators on holding a Carcase Strength very
Speaker 11: casually by himself, and I sort of turned around, just
Speaker 11: as you do when you're lining up at a check encounter, yep.
Speaker 11: And I said, are you Eric Danner and he just
Speaker 11: said casually yep. And then I sort of turned around
Speaker 11: for the ship myself and he started talking to the
Speaker 11: back of my head. Turn around again, ask him where
Speaker 11: he's going, and then I sort of just pointed out
Speaker 11: the check into Adelaide's sign and I said, the same
Speaker 11: place as you, and then we just got talking.
Speaker 4: That's nice.
Speaker 1: And then you can be like, hey, hey, hey, Eric, hey, hey,
Speaker 1: look at this a MeV oh he you want to
Speaker 1: give me a bit of money?
Speaker 4: Would you do that?
Speaker 1: Mate? It's just the male.
Speaker 4: I can collect it now if you like, I think
Speaker 4: someone's pulling your leg, mate.
Speaker 1: Someone's pulling your leg, Meville, someone will pull you out
Speaker 1: leg in a minute.
Speaker 4: Now, how much you want to.
Speaker 2: Give met We didn't start quoting anything from The Castle
Speaker 2: or any of those movies I did.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I would have liked it if you got a
Speaker 11: bit of the Chop Chop Out, but no I didn't.
Speaker 11: The second one was Adam Good. So that was fantastic.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, great.
Speaker 3: Back to your mate from the Swanse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, can I just say quickly about Adam Goods. So
Speaker 1: when I was worrying about number fifty and the first
Speaker 1: time I walked into the Swans as a rookie who
Speaker 1: was not going to do anything. Yeah, nicest bloke you
Speaker 1: could meet and in person was most interested in everything
Speaker 1: was Adam Goods.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's so nice.
Speaker 4: Here is very very headful human.
Speaker 3: Retired an absolute hero.
Speaker 2: That bloke shouldn't They probably didn't pan out as well
Speaker 2: as it should have.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Brett. Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Nicole from Seaford Meadow because I always say seafood Okay, Nicole,
Speaker 2: good morning morning.
Speaker 3: Who'll you met?
Speaker 13: I've managed to meet three of the Spice girls. No
Speaker 13: equally amazing. Not too many words from posh. Melci I
Speaker 13: met just walking around Liverpool. She was actually really nice,
Speaker 13: but the one that stood out was Melby. I was
Speaker 13: working for a club promoter in the UK and we
Speaker 13: went to an awards night and I was just in
Speaker 13: the admin team and my boss said to me, oh,
Speaker 13: she's just that over there, Melby. Go say hello. And
Speaker 13: I was like, oh no, no, he said no, go
Speaker 13: go say hello. So as I approached the table, I
Speaker 13: was told not to come anywhere near her. Her PR
Speaker 13: stopped me, and about half an hour later I got
Speaker 13: a tap on the shoulder and she came over and
Speaker 13: apologized and sat next to me and bought me a
Speaker 13: champagne and we had a chat and it was amazing.
Speaker 13: I've still got the photos from pop them up on Facebook,
Speaker 13: just brag because she loved the.
Speaker 3: Splicery I approached you. You got sort of knocked back
Speaker 3: by her PE.
Speaker 13: Amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh god.
Speaker 1: The other thing about that as well is and there's
Speaker 1: so many stories where PR people or even security guards
Speaker 1: are aggressive towards people, and that's a reflection on the celebrity,
Speaker 1: but it's not sometimes the celebrity that doesn't even know
Speaker 1: it's happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that happens in our circles all the time, isn't it.
Speaker 2: When we ask people to do stuff and it gets
Speaker 2: knocked back by their PR, and then they come in
Speaker 2: here and they're.
Speaker 1: Like, ahh, did that happen? I would have done that
Speaker 1: or that was but they still had to do it,
Speaker 1: and they're putting it back onto their PR.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Who knows. Positive celebrity encounters keep the course coming through.
Speaker 1: We've got a call coming through next from Jane, who
Speaker 1: has a really positive celebrity count who I'm going to
Speaker 1: say it the most high profile person on the planet.
Speaker 1: Is that fair?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think so selectly, she's right up there.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Jane from Wwson Lakes. Hey, Janey, how guys,
Speaker 3: how are you good?
Speaker 10: Good?
Speaker 3: Who'd you meet?
Speaker 13: Me?
Speaker 12: And my daughter met Taylor Swift?
Speaker 4: God geez, that is top shelf.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 12: We had a meet and greet and we went down
Speaker 12: to her dressing room and there's other people there as well. Yeah,
Speaker 12: and she was so lovely. There was no bodyguards. We
Speaker 12: waited in the drusting room waiting for her to come through.
Speaker 12: She took her time with everyone, Chatto took photos and
Speaker 12: there was no rush whatsoever. She was just really lovely.
Speaker 3: He swizzle.
Speaker 4: That's not nice, isn't that?
Speaker 3: Jane?
Speaker 2: We had one of those and she went round the
Speaker 2: room and hugged everyone. It's like, oh my goodness, because look,
Speaker 2: the biggest pop star on the planet.
Speaker 3: What are you doing in a beautiful way? Though?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that's what you want to hear, especially likes
Speaker 4: Tile Swift.
Speaker 1: If Taylor Swift can be nice, then everyone can be
Speaker 1: nice for anyone. It's no excuses, just scut the random's
Speaker 1: interaction with the great and it took him a while
Speaker 1: to get back to them, but got in touched by
Speaker 1: Instagram and shared a photo for his digital camera that
Speaker 1: he promised.
Speaker 2: A sweet little photo and then posted it on Instagram
Speaker 2: that of course went to TikTok immediately said, look what
Speaker 2: Harry's enters.
Speaker 4: Yes, as you would in those situations. It's like a
Speaker 4: reflex action.
Speaker 2: You know, we're talking your nice little celebrity encounters. Jason
Speaker 2: from Salisbury Heights, who'd you meet there?
Speaker 9: You going, guys?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 9: I was really excited to I had tickets to go
Speaker 9: to a food Fighter's concert, and the night before I
Speaker 9: thought I'd go out to a restaurant. I went to
Speaker 9: gaut Shows for a mill and we're sitting down and
Speaker 9: then all of a sudden, the food Fighters and Tenacious
Speaker 9: D come in and they sat at They sat at
Speaker 9: the table next.
Speaker 3: To me ridiculously.
Speaker 8: I was so excited.
Speaker 9: I'm like, I need to get up. I need to
Speaker 9: get up and chat to him. And I held off
Speaker 9: for a little bit, and I thought a bucket and
Speaker 9: I'm I'm going to get up and have a chat
Speaker 9: to him, and I went over to date Brol and
Speaker 9: I said, I'm so excited to see you guys the morrow.
Speaker 9: And he's like, would you like it? And he was
Speaker 9: really friendly having a chat and of me, and he
Speaker 9: said would you like a photo? I said, hell yeah,
Speaker 9: I'll give him my phone and he got one of
Speaker 9: his people to take a photo of us. He's got
Speaker 9: his arm around me and I've got an awesome photo.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So nice see. And do you know what, Jason, get
Speaker 1: to tell everyone?
Speaker 4: How you met Dave Groveland? He was a legend.
Speaker 2: That's the best, right, Yeah, thank you, Jason. I don't
Speaker 2: think his wife thought he was a legend when he
Speaker 2: came home and said.
Speaker 4: Let's let's separate those right, let's separately.
Speaker 3: Man, lovely, lovely man, Dave.
Speaker 1: Girl.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Glynn from Highbury.
Speaker 14: Good morning, Good morning guys. How are you going good?
Speaker 3: Who'd you meet?
Speaker 11: I was my daughter?
Speaker 14: So you're talking about the great man Harry Styles this morning.
Speaker 14: My wife, you're not ringing up with that story, and
Speaker 14: I am because we've runs a few times. But when
Speaker 14: they were in one direction, they came for a constant
Speaker 14: here in Adelaide, And I'm trying to remember how long
Speaker 14: ago it was a fair while ago. They were actually
Speaker 14: all staying up at the Novtelle Brossa Valley, Yes, for
Speaker 14: some strange reason, and my sister said, I'm going to
Speaker 14: take Emma up there and see what you have to
Speaker 14: give meet him. I went, you don't waste your time.
Speaker 14: You won't get anywhere near the hotel. Little bee. Yeah,
Speaker 14: or corned off. And they went up there and they
Speaker 14: sort of cammed out. There was about twenty thirty girls
Speaker 14: camped out by the gate was like a dirt road
Speaker 14: in the entrance and anyway, lo and behold. The manager
Speaker 14: pulls up and says, we'll give you five minutes with
Speaker 14: the guys as long as you don't screen. Yeah, carry on,
Speaker 14: call people to come down. And sure enough they all
Speaker 14: got out of the car and Emma's got a great
Speaker 14: butto with Harry and yeah she yeah, very was very exciting. Really,
Speaker 14: we were all put because I was a disbeliever of
Speaker 14: that at the time. But no, he was true to
Speaker 14: his words.
Speaker 9: He was really good.
Speaker 3: That's nice.
Speaker 1: You love hearing bunch of stories talking about how good
Speaker 1: Harry Styles is.
Speaker 4: Hey, thanks for that, Glenn. We're going to hook out
Speaker 4: with somebody. Tickets to beer and barbecue.
Speaker 14: First, thank you for that excellent.
Speaker 4: There you go fine because like finally that story is
Speaker 4: paid off.
Speaker 2: Yes, that same trip, my friend's mum was on the
Speaker 2: golf course because you know how the Novetel Bross has
Speaker 2: got the golf course adjoining and and Harry was on
Speaker 2: the golf course.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she had a chat with him, so he was
Speaker 3: absolutely divine.
Speaker 4: How's you swing them?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I couldn't do.
Speaker 2: You want me to go into the specifics of Harry
Speaker 2: styles golf swing.
Speaker 1: I put wouldn't surprised me if he's very good at golf,
Speaker 1: was always very good at everything else.
Speaker 3: The man's immaculate, very charismatic.
Speaker 1: We just had a nice little chat about positive celebrity
Speaker 1: encounters involving Harry Styles.
Speaker 4: It was all done. We shut up shop on that topic.
Speaker 1: And then the call came through via Theresa and Para Hills,
Speaker 1: and we just want to put it out there to you. Teresa,
Speaker 1: your celebrity encounter, who was it with? Was a positive, negative,
Speaker 1: or traumatic? Go for it and we just.
Speaker 4: Your celebrity from here.
Speaker 3: Okay, can you turn your radio down to real?
Speaker 5: Yes, here we go, there we go.
Speaker 3: That's okay, what happened Eraser.
Speaker 5: I met the one and only JODDI was really funny.
Speaker 1: Just fall in the category of positive encounter, surely.
Speaker 5: The positive funny encounter. Just before I got pregnant and
Speaker 5: I was working in the city, I had to go
Speaker 5: to post office for work and it was on feet
Speaker 5: yeah gega seat and Dady Oddie was at the front
Speaker 5: doing a story with her camera and I just had
Speaker 5: to pop in. And I was wearing my stilettos and
Speaker 5: she was doing her stilettos. But Jurdy, I just stepped
Speaker 5: on my toe with her deliberate by the way, like dumbfounders,
Speaker 5: because she was so nice, so apologetic, and the cameraman
Speaker 5: was giving it to it just like you know, thought
Speaker 5: they should hurt me. But I just said, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: you're fine. You know, I was just walking in. But
Speaker 5: she stood there for ages to make sure that I
Speaker 5: was okay, that I could walk, and that my toe
Speaker 5: wasn't broken and all that sort of stuff. And I
Speaker 5: just thought that was so lovely because she was really
Speaker 5: really apologetic and so lovely. I had time, I would
Speaker 5: have stayed there, and you know, I had a photover there,
Speaker 5: but back then I just had my years ago.
Speaker 1: Oh well, ago, and of course you feed for the
Speaker 1: safety for the other foots she had to get out
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you, Teresa, thank.
Speaker 5: You, And just a real quick one too. I did
Speaker 5: meet Hugh Sheridan and he was by far the loveliest
Speaker 5: person I've ever met too.
Speaker 3: He's beautiful, beautiful.
Speaker 4: Isn't he consistently the laugh of the party? You Sheridan? Yes,
Speaker 4: he is very, very talented.
Speaker 2: Man Terresa, My memory is awful twenty years ago. She's
Speaker 2: the ways You've done well to remember it. But thank
Speaker 2: you so much for the call. That could have gone
Speaker 2: one of two ways.
Speaker 1: Also, just watch out lady and Jenny, watch out for
Speaker 1: Jody step on you.
Speaker 3: She had a called up and said I met Jodie Odi.
Speaker 3: She was a bitch.
Speaker 4: She was awful.