Speaker 1: I just need everyone to think about that one scent
Speaker 1: that you have in your life that makes you go,
Speaker 1: oh my god, I just want to eat it. And
Speaker 1: the reason we're thinking about this is because Red Rooster
Speaker 1: fans can now purchase a scented candle that smells just
Speaker 1: like the fast food chain's popular fried chicken menu items.
Speaker 2: Give that a round of Paul is.
Speaker 3: Very good.
Speaker 1: So the Fried Lights Red Rooster Chicken Candles pack. It
Speaker 1: comes with three fried chicken scented candles, two large drumsticks,
Speaker 1: and a wing, all packaged in the restaurant's original chicken
Speaker 1: meal box.
Speaker 3: Second round of a Paul. What's for dinner? I'll just
Speaker 3: get a fried last Red Rooster Chicken counts pack.
Speaker 1: Thanks, yeah, thank you so much. And I can guarantee
Speaker 1: you this will sell out because the scent is the
Speaker 1: chicken salt.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, just remind it reminds me of my childhood.
Speaker 1: Can I say between I Reckon, Red Rooster and CAFC,
Speaker 1: they've got the best chips on the market.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they've got the chunky ones, don't they.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it's probably no, but it's the chicken salt.
Speaker 3: Chicken salt, right, Okay, So it's probably a battle between
Speaker 3: maybe Red Rooster and cave but I said that they
Speaker 3: go for the chunky ones. Yeah, yes, I'm your little parrot.
Speaker 3: I got distracted because I was thinking of caves Sea
Speaker 3: chips as well. Thirteen twenty four ten. Those little scents
Speaker 3: that are so nice you just want to eat.
Speaker 1: And I don't know what it is about KFCA chips,
Speaker 1: but they're just the right amount of soggy. And I
Speaker 1: know that sounds odd when you're talking about they're just
Speaker 1: like very very moist, and I'm loath to use that word,
Speaker 1: but they're so good.
Speaker 3: I feel like sometimes when you put a whole mouthful in,
Speaker 3: you can feel it sort of squishing and you can
Speaker 3: feel the fluids coming out, and you're like, why is
Speaker 3: the fluids in there? It's delicious. Thirteen twenty fourteen. Get
Speaker 3: involved this morning. We've got some passes to giveaway to
Speaker 3: the Best Cause for the Big Wedget.
Speaker 1: I want to know from you what scent makes your
Speaker 1: mouth water? What do you just want to eat?
Speaker 3: Well at the moment, I've got a milk and honeycomb
Speaker 3: body wash that I just want to drink. I want
Speaker 3: to drink it, really so I want to put a
Speaker 3: little bit on my chest, spit onder my arms, spit
Speaker 3: everywhere else, and then just drink the West.
Speaker 1: And can I just say, I've got a milk and
Speaker 1: honeycomb body wash that I just want to drink. Is
Speaker 1: the most effeminate sentence that you've ever asked.
Speaker 2: All this shit?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Probably, Well, maybe I was just about to outdo myself
Speaker 3: because the other one and I had it yesterday as well.
Speaker 3: I gave my four year old daughter a lot of
Speaker 3: your hope and she's just washed her hair. Oh yes,
Speaker 3: and it smells like sort of strawberries and everything else.
Speaker 3: I genuinely want to eat her head.
Speaker 2: Eat your head.
Speaker 3: And then finally I understood this time for some reason,
Speaker 3: not so much with the first two, but this time
Speaker 3: I understand the new baby smell. Oh yeah, so it
Speaker 3: was sunny in particular. I'd smell him early days and
Speaker 3: be like, oh man, I get it. I want to
Speaker 3: eat him. Yeah, I want to eat my son. Yes
Speaker 3: that you You can't describe that smell, but it is beautiful.
Speaker 1: My good friend Tayley brought her baby into ten news
Speaker 1: first the other day, and I just I have all
Speaker 1: these abnormal thoughts in my head, like, oh, I just
Speaker 1: want to eat for I.
Speaker 3: Could just at least I could just sneak your finger.
Speaker 3: I'll just sneak a finger, ire the finger off. No
Speaker 3: one noticed.
Speaker 1: It's very strange, of it's weird. Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 1: Please get involved this morning. Those smells that you're like,
Speaker 1: I could just eat that. I have I have one glasshouse,
Speaker 1: have a vanilla caramel candle. Oh it makes me so hungry.
Speaker 1: Oh the minute you like that double wick, You're like,
Speaker 1: I'm away.
Speaker 3: You're on and do you have How close have you
Speaker 3: been to eating actually consuming the can?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: No, because I don't think it would taste that great.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten. Some of those sents that are
Speaker 3: so good you just have to eat them. Let's go
Speaker 3: to Morgan and Mount Baker.
Speaker 1: Goome on to you, Morgan, Good morning, Hazy, Hello Morgan.
Speaker 1: What is the smell that you're like, I just need
Speaker 1: to eat it?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 4: As soon as you walk into subway, subway smell is unreal.
Speaker 5: I want a candle of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so much, isn't it that subway because it just
Speaker 3: feels homely? Oh yeah, that smell is so delicious that
Speaker 3: you just feel in a good place. As soon as your.
Speaker 1: Smell, we need on the market from subway, and if
Speaker 1: you're listening the marketers from subway this morning, we need
Speaker 1: a chicken tariarchy with sweet onion sauce candle.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, fantastic.
Speaker 3: Those sense that you're getting your nostrall just makes you
Speaker 3: want to eat it, even though physically you're not supposed
Speaker 3: to eat it.
Speaker 2: Daniel from Langhorn Creek, Good morning, Daniel, Good morning guys.
Speaker 3: How are you good?
Speaker 2: Thank you? What is the smell that you want to eat?
Speaker 6: Mine's hot cross buns. If I go into a bakery
Speaker 6: anywhere and I smell hot cross buns, I'm buying them.
Speaker 3: If I can't buy them, I'm going home with the
Speaker 3: kids that we're making them.
Speaker 1: Since send you into this hot cross bun trance, Daniel,
Speaker 1: What if it's like September, October, no Easter? Okay?
Speaker 3: Making them? Yeah?
Speaker 6: No, it sounds like smell and it doesn't matter what
Speaker 6: it is.
Speaker 3: We're making them and I won't even laugh the day, right, Daniel?
Speaker 2: Do you know what else is sexy? A man who
Speaker 2: knows how to make cross That's amazing, that's amazing. Well done.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Sonya from Hope Valley. Good morning, Sonya, Hi.
Speaker 6: Do you remember the teachers used to mark my books
Speaker 6: back in the day and they used to put the
Speaker 6: scratch and sniff stickers and flavored ones. They were so yummy.
Speaker 2: Yes, the banana ones.
Speaker 6: Oh there's suddenly there was chocolate ones, watermelon ones, the peat.
Speaker 3: And rarely did they actually taste very good.
Speaker 2: Do you ever sit there and ponder?
Speaker 1: I mean, I ponder all sorts of things about the universe,
Speaker 1: But I'm like, how do they make scratch and sniff stuff?
Speaker 2: Smells great?
Speaker 3: Scratch it?
Speaker 2: How do they do it?
Speaker 3: Great question? I don't know.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't know.
Speaker 2: Just enjoy it, though, Sonya, don't think about it. Just
Speaker 2: Raphaela from Prospers, Good morning, Good morning, Jerdy and hazy. Okay,
Speaker 2: tell us what is it if my dog's paws?
Speaker 3: Yes, my daughter and I we want to smell the
Speaker 3: dog's paws and we want to eat popcorn. Yes, it
Speaker 3: smells like popcorn.
Speaker 4: I want to.
Speaker 6: In Adelaide to go smell their dogs poor and yeah,
Speaker 6: that's eating popcorn.
Speaker 3: I remember. So we don't have our little dog anymore.
Speaker 3: But her, it was my wife Reckon. I was like,
Speaker 3: smell her. Pause I'm like, I'm not going to do that,
Speaker 3: and then fine, I'm like, oh my very goodness, it
Speaker 3: smells like popcorns. You need to go home tonight.
Speaker 2: Oh, Sid's going to get it done. Goodness, Raphael.
Speaker 1: Do you know how many people right across this great
Speaker 1: state are running to their dogs right now and sniffing
Speaker 1: their paws?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yep, I can just imagine it.
Speaker 2: Is it universal to all dogs? All dogs paus smell
Speaker 2: like popcorn?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. Okay, I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: And we should do a tole on this.
Speaker 3: We should here we go, Thank youel.
Speaker 1: I feel like, Raphael, it will soon become part of
Speaker 1: our breakfast meeting after the show.
Speaker 2: We should do a poll.
Speaker 3: You can be our roving reporter. He Raphael, we want
Speaker 3: to send you off to the Big Wedgie if you'd
Speaker 3: like to go along. Oh okay, all right, sure. My
Speaker 3: kid's got three kids, so maybe one of them.
Speaker 2: Will go along.
Speaker 3: Maybe guarantee the kids will love it. No presents. Big
Speaker 3: Wedge in flood Water Park, open all some of West
Speaker 3: Beach Parks. Bookie tickets now Big Wedgy dot com dot
Speaker 3: you do yourself a favor. Smell your dog's pause. See
Speaker 3: what happens brings me to this. They're eating the dogs,
Speaker 3: eating the cats, eat the cat, the cat, they're eating
Speaker 3: the dogs. Any excuse will do. Jokes. Do you sniffer,
Speaker 3: donate it, sniffer, don't eat it? Yes, okay, that's the message.
Speaker 1: I need to know. I need to know now, I
Speaker 1: need to know. I need to know. I need to know.
Speaker 3: What's the news today?
Speaker 1: What you need to know, what you need to know
Speaker 1: with Jody and as you want to say that the Commonwealth,
Speaker 1: thank is a long way since the dollar mine accounts,
Speaker 1: but I.
Speaker 2: Fear not so.
Speaker 1: Scores of furious Commonwealth Bank customers say they'll call time
Speaker 1: on their accounts after the nation's biggest bank revealed their
Speaker 1: slugging users with a new wait for it, three dollar
Speaker 1: withdraw off.
Speaker 3: Come come on, they are listen to them. They're so
Speaker 3: angry and rightfully sir.
Speaker 1: So this new fee is going to be imposed every
Speaker 1: time one of its smart access account holders want to
Speaker 1: take out cash at a branch, at a post office.
Speaker 2: Actually, who takes that money at a post office?
Speaker 3: By the way, I didn't know that was an option.
Speaker 2: No me either or over the phone.
Speaker 1: So that sparked national outrage. Seventeen million account holders have
Speaker 1: set Let me read that again. CBA told a large
Speaker 1: number of its seventeen million account holders it will close
Speaker 1: its Complete Access account and move customers to its Smart
Speaker 1: Access account, which will also impose.
Speaker 2: A four dollars monthly account.
Speaker 1: I just you know what makes me cross these big
Speaker 1: banks forget that it's our money. It is our money
Speaker 1: that you're making interest off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how dare you, slugger spees? We want to waste
Speaker 3: our money on the Jagged website. When you see less
Speaker 3: money in the banks, more money for Jagged.
Speaker 2: When you say we, do you mean me? Just let's
Speaker 2: be really clear about this.
Speaker 3: I can't say that I've purchased anything from Jagged, yes yet,
Speaker 3: but I'm very aware of your purchasing.
Speaker 1: Right are you? Are you?
Speaker 3: They're extra well, I can't rousing history.
Speaker 1: I'm not like, I can't deny that. And I'm also
Speaker 1: really falling. I'm falling into the trap.
Speaker 2: Of buying things off Facebook marketing at the moment. It's
Speaker 2: really bad.
Speaker 1: Like I've got pending quite a few purchases that I've
Speaker 1: made just on impulse.
Speaker 3: Is that do you mean like Facebook marketplace and stuff?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no no, Just like when you get
Speaker 2: targeted ads on Facebook. Ah, some sunglasses the other day.
Speaker 3: That's unbelievable when you talk about something and it just
Speaker 3: pops up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then you go, oh my god, as if
Speaker 1: I don't need that face cream, I need that serum.
Speaker 3: And then you're like, hang on, what's my CVV number?
Speaker 7: Know?
Speaker 1: The worst thing is it's so easy because it stores
Speaker 1: your CVV number. All you have to do is click
Speaker 1: a button and oh, I know. It's really it's bordering
Speaker 1: on addiction. Actually, at the moment, if I'm really going
Speaker 1: to drill.
Speaker 3: Down, you think, yep, I think we can all identify
Speaker 3: that what was.
Speaker 2: The last thing you purchased off the internet out of curious?
Speaker 3: Good question?
Speaker 1: It certainly wasn't clothes because you've been wearing the same
Speaker 1: crap every day.
Speaker 3: Well, that was probably what it was. That two hundred
Speaker 3: dollar bundle of mad hue is gear that I got
Speaker 3: after about six wins and I was like, what are
Speaker 3: you doing? Time to grow up, Peter Pan.
Speaker 1: Well, it's just another tip while we're here talking about
Speaker 1: stuff that you've purchased off the internet. Apparently there's a
Speaker 1: brand on Shean and it's called glow Mode and it's
Speaker 1: the same people that make Lulu Lemon are making it
Speaker 1: for Sheen, So it's super super cheap.
Speaker 2: But it's like Lulu Lemon Cordy.
Speaker 3: If I was a store, just kiss their heads up.
Speaker 3: If you're a store owner and you see Jody walking past,
Speaker 3: just know she's looking for an opportunity to spend money.
Speaker 3: I'm not so all you've got to do is to
Speaker 3: lure her into the store, and she's going to drop
Speaker 3: a whole heap of cat.
Speaker 2: There's no luring.
Speaker 1: It's literally someone coming up behind me going back and
Speaker 1: I'll buy something.
Speaker 3: In self defense. Jody will throw cashing your father.
Speaker 8: He's own money less Jody and six forty nothing not
Speaker 8: just get sort of all that risky blue stuff out
Speaker 8: his system before he straighten up and deliver a very
Speaker 8: wholesome program after seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is the thing with us.
Speaker 1: We need to get it out of our system before
Speaker 1: we have to be actual adults.
Speaker 3: When did only fans turn into such an athletic platform?
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: My gosh, everyone's trying to outdo each other quite literally?
Speaker 3: What about this? Health concerns have been raised for a
Speaker 3: pawn star recruiting one thousand, I said one thousand guys
Speaker 3: to take part in her world record attempt sleeping with
Speaker 3: the most men in twenty four hours, one thousand blokes
Speaker 3: in twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: You know, sometimes as you're growing up, you think what
Speaker 2: do I want to do with my life? Who do
Speaker 2: I want to be? What do I want to be
Speaker 2: when I grow up? And here we are.
Speaker 3: She's got big dreams. Yes, her name is Lily Phillips
Speaker 3: and she's a British adult entertainer. She recently began taking
Speaker 3: applications for the record breaking event, of which is currently
Speaker 3: set to take place in January.
Speaker 1: She's taking applications. Surely she takes anyone she can get.
Speaker 1: At this point, she needs a thousand participants for goodness sakes.
Speaker 3: No, the current record holder is Lisa Spark. So she's
Speaker 3: an adult film star who betted nine hundred and nineteen
Speaker 3: men in one day at a sex industry event in
Speaker 3: Poland back in two thousand and four. That feels like
Speaker 3: an opportunity loss for No.
Speaker 1: Over nine one nine, But also my brain goes to,
Speaker 1: what a quitter? Nine hundred nights and you were so
Speaker 1: close to a thousand babes? Go oh my god, eighty
Speaker 1: one more and you would have been home.
Speaker 3: And host and on that as well. I always think
Speaker 3: what if you what if there's like ten minutes to
Speaker 3: go or five minutes to go, and you guy one thousand,
Speaker 3: you roll in there and all of a sudden, all
Speaker 3: the pressures of you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and also you've told all your mates that's what
Speaker 1: you're doing. I'm doing this monumental world record thing, and
Speaker 1: I'm going to be guying number one thousand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm hooking up with this really hot only fans girl.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, she's she slept with a thousand bugs.
Speaker 3: Oh number you. Oh, they gave me a ticket, it says,
Speaker 3: And then he can't perform. They're like why, I just
Speaker 3: I just couldn't feel an emotional connection at number thousand.
Speaker 3: Can I just ask something as well?
Speaker 7: Go on?
Speaker 3: Because obviously I'm a man, I don't understand it's physically wouldn't.
Speaker 2: That be ouch ouch ouch? No, I'm with you on
Speaker 2: this one, Okay.
Speaker 1: I can't even comprehend doing it once this year a little.
Speaker 3: Time, Joe's it is word of the year season.
Speaker 1: Isn't it?
Speaker 2: And who knew?
Speaker 1: So many dictionaries had so many different words that they
Speaker 1: allege of words of the year. Okay, producers always in
Speaker 1: to explain most of them to.
Speaker 7: The Morning well some that we've already covered. The Colins
Speaker 7: Dictionary named bratt yeah as the word of the year
Speaker 7: in as in a hot summer, as in Charlie xx
Speaker 7: is in being a little bit you know, sensual and
Speaker 7: cray kray and just living your best life, go off,
Speaker 7: go brat.
Speaker 1: When you live in a house with Toddler's bratt has
Speaker 1: a completely different meaning.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 7: I think that's the point I reckon. Charlie XX has
Speaker 7: tried to like re own the words. She's like, yeah,
Speaker 7: I'm a bratt and yeah kind of Charlie revolutionary. The
Speaker 7: Australian National Dictory Center Colesworth, which referring to the duopoly
Speaker 7: of the sepermarkets. Yes, the Macquarie Dictionary, is he your favorite?
Speaker 3: You want to say in shitification? It just rolls off
Speaker 3: the tongue, doesn't It's easy to say, it's fun to
Speaker 3: say in shitification.
Speaker 7: I can't say until now I've ever heard this word.
Speaker 7: But it's made word of the Year for that dictionary.
Speaker 7: And that's in regards to the decline of products online.
Speaker 1: Okay, so if you buy something and the customer service
Speaker 1: is really bad, et cetera.
Speaker 7: I did some googling and it's also known as grapification,
Speaker 7: which I like better. And then one of our other
Speaker 7: favorite words demure.
Speaker 3: Demure from dictionary dot com is very demure, very manful,
Speaker 3: very cutesy.
Speaker 7: Very cutesy. You see how I do my makeup for work,
Speaker 7: and demur is like being yeah, and like what is
Speaker 7: the word being? Like humble and like modern, modest and
Speaker 7: you know, being put together.
Speaker 1: I love the absolute irony of you doing a segment
Speaker 1: on Dictionary word meanings and just not being able to
Speaker 1: come up with any words.
Speaker 7: I needed one of the thesaurus for my other words.
Speaker 3: Please use that in a sentence? Cannot My use of
Speaker 3: these words in a sentence is not demure?
Speaker 7: Well, this one actually explains me. This is the newest
Speaker 7: one that's come out.
Speaker 3: This is the last one. Like when is it?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 7: Surely, surely it feels like an awards season for words.
Speaker 3: But also Oxford Dictionary is probably right at the top,
Speaker 3: isn't it It is yeahs from dictionaries.
Speaker 7: It is definitely, I think, particularly in the UK, but
Speaker 7: that word of the year, according to them, here we go,
Speaker 7: we go.
Speaker 2: Brain rot used to describe scrolling on presuming.
Speaker 7: Pretty much watching really crappy mindless content on your phone,
Speaker 7: just scrolling doing nothing, laying in bed.
Speaker 3: That's a brain rot, right, Well, that makes sense because
Speaker 3: that's a genuine thing that I suffer from. But also
Speaker 3: Dictionary word of the Year, it's actually two words. What's
Speaker 3: going on here?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 3: Half a night? He's got one of those little sideways
Speaker 3: fellows in the middle of an exit. Stop doing it
Speaker 3: with your hand, do you know what I mean? The
Speaker 3: little fella that connects them together?
Speaker 1: Just jumping the head around, fellow, You probably have to
Speaker 1: jump crazy socials to be able to understand how we
Speaker 1: just But also I love that you've described a hyphen
Speaker 1: there's a little sideways fellow.
Speaker 3: What a journey it's been to Jody and Hazy's Hot
Speaker 3: Dads of Adelaide. The calendar. Can we just recaptures for
Speaker 3: a second Joe's Jodi and.
Speaker 4: Hazes Hot Dads of Adelaide calendar.
Speaker 7: It's the calendar that will be on every wall or
Speaker 7: back at the toilet door in Adelaide.
Speaker 3: The hot things dads do that, aren't you traditional hot things?
Speaker 3: These men of South Australia need to be immortalized. Yes,
Speaker 3: are you thinking what I'm thinking?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: THIX three two one.
Speaker 7: Calendar celebrating the normal man of Adelaide.
Speaker 3: Doing hot things. You talking about Greg.
Speaker 2: The man loves an Excel spreadsheet.
Speaker 1: He basically takes our life and he plunks it into
Speaker 1: those little squares.
Speaker 2: And God, I love it so much because it's just
Speaker 2: him taking control, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Yes, that's it, And we wanted to know what made
Speaker 7: our man hot.
Speaker 1: Dads of first contestant Artie cooking in the kitchen wordless
Speaker 1: quite a ring on you?
Speaker 7: On thank you?
Speaker 1: Do you think Lisa has nominated her partner Brett, Lisa says,
Speaker 1: when he flies back in from work in his high
Speaker 1: viz uniform and picks up our daughter for that first cuddle.
Speaker 2: But he's a hot dad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 1: You have written amazing cook, always cooks even after a
Speaker 1: twelve hour day.
Speaker 2: Looks after his family.
Speaker 6: I know I'm very lucky, Jake.
Speaker 1: Now you've been nominated by your friend Melodies correct from
Speaker 1: Melody single dad and super dad mastershif plant whisperer, fitness
Speaker 1: pro and role model to two awesome boys.
Speaker 3: She's probably put a little bit of mail.
Speaker 7: On that world. But The best reason to buy the
Speaker 7: Hot Days of Adelaide calendar for twenty twenty five is
Speaker 7: the proceeds are helping.
Speaker 2: Adelaide kids joining us in the studio. Now is Sande
Speaker 2: Maria good that be here?
Speaker 5: But this is a new appeal we launched in September
Speaker 5: called the Advertiser Foundation Kids Appeal. We help kids and
Speaker 5: youth charities of South Australia. Kicks up the Kids is
Speaker 5: one of them ladies of great stuff. The Breeks in
Speaker 5: Schools program can't kickstart House Foundation Kids in palad of
Speaker 5: Care and there's so many kids and youth charities out
Speaker 5: there we want to support.
Speaker 3: Over the year.
Speaker 7: We have so many hot Dads of Adelaide, but there
Speaker 7: was one well known mind we needed to get Channel
Speaker 7: nine sports presenter and all round hot dad, Tommy Wren.
Speaker 3: We'd like to get at least one sort of celebrity,
Speaker 3: do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: My mind goes immediately to the great Tom Red. Yeah,
Speaker 2: here I am.
Speaker 7: And the Hot Dads of Adelaide calendar wouldn't be complete
Speaker 7: without one of the hottest dads we know who took
Speaker 7: a little bit of arm twisting.
Speaker 1: Andrew Hayes I put to you, Andrew Hayes, would you
Speaker 1: be happy to be our Hot Dads of Adelaide December representative.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, although it.
Speaker 7: Was a struggle to find exactly what it was that
Speaker 7: made him hot.
Speaker 3: That's something that I didn't see it coming, to be honest.
Speaker 2: You know who else didn't see it coming? Your wife, Kara,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Carara.
Speaker 7: Morning God.
Speaker 6: There is one thing that you actually do do really well,
Speaker 6: the lad wrapping leftovers.
Speaker 3: You do it like it's tight and it's put together
Speaker 3: really well, and you have the role to do it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, to be honest, that's all I can come
Speaker 2: up with.
Speaker 3: You're a very very lucky lady.
Speaker 7: I can out my.
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Speaker 3: Yeh, it's done, it's official. Joe's drop some details. How
Speaker 3: do we get our hands on this scene?
Speaker 1: Well, I'm going to let you know how to get
Speaker 1: your hands on the first copies in Adelaide very very shortly,
Speaker 1: the Hot Days of Adelaide calendar. But can we just
Speaker 1: drill down on the fact that your contribution to humanity
Speaker 1: is glad wrapping stuff.
Speaker 3: Yes, I might do it very very sexily, dear, I
Speaker 3: don't know. It's a concern. That's all that car could
Speaker 3: come up with. That's okay. Somehow I got a ticket
Speaker 3: into the calendar.
Speaker 1: Now all proceeds, all proceeds from this calendar go to
Speaker 1: the Advertiser Foundation, Kids Appeal, And I might have gone
Speaker 1: on the front foot and sort of tried to drill
Speaker 1: down and get the first copies in Adelaide.
Speaker 3: Right, okay, So buy your Hot Dads of Adelaide calendar
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Speaker 2: It's really Channel seven.
Speaker 5: It up.
Speaker 3: Shall what you done? All right? We'll give you the
Speaker 3: exclusive details.
Speaker 4: Then, celebrating normal dads of Adelaide doing hot things. Jodi
Speaker 4: and Hazes Hot Dads of Adelaide calendar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, Joes too, bir it's on stone, that's
Speaker 3: what's happening here.
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Speaker 3: a very good cause. Just twenty five calendar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the Advertiser Foundation Kids Appeal raises money for
Speaker 1: those in need, and so it's such a wonderful cause.
Speaker 1: I purchased the first five and I want to give
Speaker 1: some away right here, right now to Sarah from Moana.
Speaker 2: Good morning, good boy. You got yourself with a particular
Speaker 2: month that you're interested in.
Speaker 6: There, Sarah, I'm hoping it's going to be a fine calendar.
Speaker 2: With a personal message.
Speaker 6: It's the ladies that will make the secret Santa.
Speaker 1: Very good.
Speaker 3: Sarah, where abouts you work?
Speaker 2: Okay for Who's sorry?
Speaker 1: Okay? So you will be on the toilet door on
Speaker 1: the back of it, got Sarah workplace, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Oh so good?
Speaker 3: That's perfect?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well done, Sarah. Thank you. And Karen from Salisbury Heights.
Speaker 2: You've got your hands on a calendar.
Speaker 3: You got said Karen.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Hot Dad's of Adelaide, all yours twelve months of them?
Speaker 2: Well done. Yeah, and you're supporting a beautiful cause as well.
Speaker 2: So it's good stuff.
Speaker 7: Love it, love it?
Speaker 3: Can we just ask where would this calendar go?
Speaker 2: Workorder?
Speaker 3: Or would you like to regift it to someone else
Speaker 3: because you'd like to make their day?
Speaker 6: Well, I really want to keep it for myself, but
Speaker 6: I will go and buy two more for my work buddies.
Speaker 2: Oh legendary, nice roll, Karen, excellent.
Speaker 1: The gift that keeps on giving, isn't it? The hot
Speaker 1: Dad's of Adelaide calendar? Okay, if you missed it, head
Speaker 1: to kids Appeal dot com dot au twenty bucks for
Speaker 1: your twenty twenty five calendar.
Speaker 2: As we said, it does support a wonderful cause and
Speaker 2: check out. Mister December. I'm loased to say this, but
Speaker 2: you actually look pretty bloody good.
Speaker 3: That's Colleen. That's called airbrush sweety.
Speaker 1: I need to know now, I need to know. I
Speaker 1: need to know.
Speaker 3: I need to know what's news today?
Speaker 7: What you need to know? What you need to know?
Speaker 4: With Jody and A.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I see houses near pubs and I think you,
Speaker 3: lucky duck. You just walk down to your pub, just
Speaker 3: stroll on in.
Speaker 8: There's nothing so.
Speaker 3: Understanding the bug the pub with no beer. You imagine
Speaker 3: the residents who actively bought a house near a pub
Speaker 3: and then immediately start complaining about the noise that comes through.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's what came first, the chicken or the
Speaker 2: exit quation.
Speaker 1: Isn't that because some people, some people could buy houses
Speaker 1: and then they build a pub, But not really here
Speaker 1: in Adelaide, most pubs have been established for a very
Speaker 1: long time.
Speaker 3: I don't see too many new pubs popping up. I
Speaker 3: don't even know what the process is with licensing, et cetera.
Speaker 3: So what about this premier Peter Malanowskis has unleashed on
Speaker 3: people who move into areas with pubs and then complain
Speaker 3: about the noise. Yeah, that makes sense, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: Did he not compare it to moving into a house
Speaker 1: next to the airport and then complaining about the airport noise?
Speaker 3: Yeah, plans for their first So he was speaking at
Speaker 3: the Australian Hotels Association Christmas lunch. So this is going
Speaker 3: to be a plan you move that. It's also going
Speaker 3: to include that if you want to complain about the noise,
Speaker 3: pub of noise, it needs to me at least ten
Speaker 3: other people in the area, right, but complain. So one,
Speaker 3: you can't move into a house it's next to a
Speaker 3: pub and then complain about the noise. And two, if
Speaker 3: you're the only random person who's arcing up, there needs
Speaker 3: to be a lot of other complaining.
Speaker 2: What do I feel like? Your name's Karen? If that's
Speaker 2: the case, Yeah, well.
Speaker 3: That's that's exactly what's happening here. They're identifying the Karens
Speaker 3: and telling them to shut that, you know what up?
Speaker 1: I mean, I do feel for them because every now, man,
Speaker 1: you get someone like the likes of Hazy just stumbling
Speaker 1: out of the parb at about one am just thinking, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm going to be as noisy as.
Speaker 3: I like the moment.
Speaker 1: That's what it is, just living in the moment because
Speaker 1: people who have had far too much to drink don't
Speaker 1: have a lot of noise control or self control, do they.
Speaker 3: They're open, they're chattier than usual, they're feeling them they're
Speaker 3: feeling pretty good about themselves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they just want some fast food people.
Speaker 3: In fact, I could actually see this happening at people
Speaker 3: in North Adelaide from Friday going to complain about the
Speaker 3: cricket Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: That's a good point.
Speaker 1: People in particular who live next to the Wellington, the Oxford,
Speaker 1: or the Arch or the Lion, people brace yourselves. Guys.
Speaker 3: We were so up and about about the crows potentially
Speaker 3: moving into the parklands. Shame, shame say about parklands