Speaker 1: I know you love and you get a kick out
Speaker 1: of hearing what kids sorrow tantrum's over me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it's just funny. Like I saw this video
Speaker 2: of his kid the other night and he wanted a hamburger,
Speaker 2: so the parents got him a hamburger. I don't and
Speaker 2: the tantrum over it not being the right hamburger. He
Speaker 2: didn't like that hamburger, and he couldn't explain to them
Speaker 2: what hamburg he wanted because it was just a hamburger.
Speaker 3: What do you think my four year old had an
Speaker 3: absolute meltdown over.
Speaker 2: In your house? In my house, it would be ice cream,
Speaker 2: for sure, the ice cream draw.
Speaker 4: No iPad? A hamburger, A hamburger?
Speaker 3: You kidding? When this is Sunday night, So Lou.
Speaker 2: Was out, that's so weird. I watched a video on
Speaker 2: the gram last night and I was like, my parents
Speaker 2: were just.
Speaker 1: Like it wasn't live streaming my accident and you're watching that.
Speaker 1: So Sunday night, I'm doing hamburgers and I just bought
Speaker 1: the pre pre made ones. Willie's in the pack yep,
Speaker 1: and he calls him meat lollipops.
Speaker 2: Do you have the little stick? No?
Speaker 3: He like, I cut the meat patty in half and
Speaker 3: then you just eats and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't need their own not like a kebab,
Speaker 2: that's more like meat. That's what do you call those things? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Rap a kebab?
Speaker 2: No, it's meat on a stick keb But there's another
Speaker 2: kebab which is like a.
Speaker 3: Rap I know, but that one's a kebab, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean? Like a meat skewers cheveley.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: Chaslick is such a Bogan word is.
Speaker 2: I think it is? You've got a grease and ask
Speaker 2: for a kebab? It comes like that.
Speaker 4: Really what if you ask for a chaslick and grease?
Speaker 2: I would not.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I've given him the burger cut in half, meat
Speaker 1: lollipopsy I shove a what do you call it?
Speaker 2: A chopstick in there on not a hamburger.
Speaker 3: Then he sits there, one in each hand.
Speaker 2: On the meat paddy. Yeah yeah, yeah, Well you're teaching
Speaker 2: your kids wonderful tableman.
Speaker 3: Well he's four, he's watching his carps.
Speaker 2: Doesn't want the buns having that's the one that out
Speaker 2: in the lettuce.
Speaker 1: The burger anyway halfway through absolutely spits chips because he
Speaker 1: goes there's.
Speaker 4: Carrot in this in the burgie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but it's.
Speaker 3: So finely chopped in the burger. And I'm like, that's
Speaker 3: not carrot, that's seasoning.
Speaker 2: But isn't that what parents do? You're great? Yeah, the
Speaker 2: kids listening to this. That is never happened. Parents would
Speaker 2: never put hidden vegetables in your bowlerdaze. Never would Dad.
Speaker 3: There half a fruit and veggie shop goes in our.
Speaker 2: Bolin, probably listening and now they're not going to eat it.
Speaker 3: So was their carrot in it? There was?
Speaker 1: But I went and got the all purpose seasoning out
Speaker 1: of the cupboard and I'm like, no, look see orange.
Speaker 3: It's the seasoning in the burger. That's not carrots.
Speaker 2: May be silly, it's not carried in meant exactly.
Speaker 4: Really believe me, No, I don't like seasonings.
Speaker 2: Why they had aum?
Speaker 3: Remember last time the tantrum was over the magnum because
Speaker 3: it was cracked. The chocolate was cracked.
Speaker 2: Was that you or Archie?
Speaker 3: It was me. I've said, if you get me a magnum,
Speaker 3: I don't want to crack.
Speaker 2: It sounds like something you would say, four ten is
Speaker 2: our number?
Speaker 3: What was the tantrum over child or adult?
Speaker 6: Those children like they if you don't get them all
Speaker 6: the same thing. Oh clant, you know, yeah, absolutely so
Speaker 6: one has a burgie. You need three burger exactly every time.
Speaker 2: Stop calling them burgie.
Speaker 4: You're a little burgie. Loan, you're a burgie.
Speaker 1: You you want to me lollipop? I made mean lollipop,
Speaker 1: lollipop dog.
Speaker 2: I don't like baby talk. I know what do I
Speaker 2: even two babies? No speak to them properly?
Speaker 3: What about from your baby? I can pull your baby.
Speaker 2: We can talk to the dog like that. If Paul
Speaker 2: spoke to me about that? Would you like a bergie?
Speaker 4: You you want a burgiel? Boogie boggie?
Speaker 2: No boogie, no, a little boogie wiggy.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten is out there? But adult or child?
Speaker 3: What was the stupid reason they threw a tantrum? Give
Speaker 3: us call it over. We are talking throwing tantrums?
Speaker 2: Happened? Why? Why they had am.
Speaker 1: Not just kids? Adults doward as well? Kids a dorm off,
Speaker 1: don't they?
Speaker 3: Yep? Sometimes don't come back.
Speaker 4: Slam the door shutting, that's it. I ain't coming back ever.
Speaker 2: I've set it to Jase once or twice, but I
Speaker 2: keep coming back.
Speaker 3: You do you do all right? Let's go to the Why.
Speaker 2: Did your kid have a tantrum? Why did an adult
Speaker 2: have a tantrum? Jace had his kid had an absolute
Speaker 2: tanty over a burger? Had Karen, I'm about to have
Speaker 2: a tantrum if you call it a burgher more time.
Speaker 3: Stop it they meat lollipops.
Speaker 2: Stop at that and meat lollipop just sounds Rachel.
Speaker 4: Good morning, morning guys.
Speaker 3: How are you are good? What was the tantrum over?
Speaker 7: It was my three and a half year or our
Speaker 7: three and a half year old daughter, Bowie had a
Speaker 7: full blown, screaming tantrum, throwing herself on the floor, the
Speaker 7: works because I wouldn't let her eat the tube of toothpastes.
Speaker 3: See I would have let him go ahead and eat it.
Speaker 7: And yeah, yeah, but then I would have had to
Speaker 7: deal with a bigger tantrum after that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I reckon. My parents were the type that
Speaker 2: made me just okay, knock yourself. But you're right. You
Speaker 2: do have to deal with the wash up, don't you?
Speaker 1: Do You have ever your parents threaten you if we
Speaker 1: ever catch you with a cigarette, I'll sit you down
Speaker 1: and make you smoke the whole pack of darts.
Speaker 2: No, but we had if you swear, I'll wash your
Speaker 2: mouth with a cake of Yeah.
Speaker 1: Because Dad caught us with one of mom's long beaches
Speaker 1: in the bushes.
Speaker 6: See my my mum wouldn't do that because she was
Speaker 6: hiding the fact she smoked from Dad.
Speaker 4: So she caught me.
Speaker 1: It was like, I'm getting to exactly actually, come to
Speaker 1: think of it, because Dad sat me down. He's like,
Speaker 1: you're going to smoke that whole pack, And I remember
Speaker 1: Mom being like, do.
Speaker 2: You know how much they?
Speaker 1: Friend of us just got those three duty free pool anyway,
Speaker 1: so I don't want to smoke them a duty free
Speaker 1: long beach.
Speaker 4: So then we Mum and I sat there and smoked
Speaker 4: them together.
Speaker 2: And that's where it becomes for you.
Speaker 1: Bonding is we didn't smoking?
Speaker 2: Did you light it off for the other one as a
Speaker 2: hand out a lot?
Speaker 3: I love spending time with you really bonding this.
Speaker 2: Okay brooke from Tony. You threw an adult tantrum.
Speaker 5: I did, good morning, guys.
Speaker 2: What was it over it?
Speaker 5: Actually it was over the small like over nothing. My
Speaker 5: husband he came home with dinner one day and I
Speaker 5: just cried. I bought my eyes I saw the dinner
Speaker 5: and I bought my eyes out and cried.
Speaker 3: I just didn't want it out of happiness.
Speaker 5: No, I was so sad. I was so sad because
Speaker 5: in building up to it, we I felt so guilty
Speaker 5: because I wasn't able to cook for him. So I thought,
Speaker 5: I'll buy him dinner. We'll have a nice dinner together.
Speaker 5: I waited for him. I stayed up late. He came
Speaker 5: home a bit late, and then there was a bit
Speaker 5: of miscommunication, and as soon as he walked into the
Speaker 5: house in the doorway, holding takeout in his hand, I
Speaker 5: broke down in tears and I bought my eyes out.
Speaker 2: Was in hysteric because hang on, So this is because
Speaker 2: he bought the takeaway and new wanted to buy away.
Speaker 5: I already bought it.
Speaker 2: I bought him food as well, hads of takeaway.
Speaker 1: I'll break down in tears of happiness. We've got two meals.
Speaker 1: I think it's too much.
Speaker 4: I think needs hard enough a little.
Speaker 3: Bit, you know.
Speaker 2: Sometimes she tried to plan a nice takeaway. It was ruined,
Speaker 2: and it was ruined because he bought his own takeaway.
Speaker 2: Had dairy seriously communicate, it's.
Speaker 3: Not that hard, is it?
Speaker 2: Not?
Speaker 3: Play nice? Kids?
Speaker 2: Sometimes we just want certain things that so bride good morning, Bright.
Speaker 4: Morning, morning Kings and hell do you want to start again?
Speaker 2: I love that morning Brian has only one been in
Speaker 2: the village, all right?
Speaker 3: By what do you go?
Speaker 7: My twenty seven the old girlfriend about the absolute dummy at.
Speaker 5: Bali International Airport because I didn't buy her a dinosaur ice.
Speaker 2: Donuts a dinosaur ice has been to break down here.
Speaker 3: This is the twenty seven year old.
Speaker 2: Girlfriend in Bali International Airport. They for their dinosaurs holidays
Speaker 2: after attend why didn't she buy herself bright?
Speaker 7: She had already spend all of her money on her
Speaker 7: tattooing the.
Speaker 4: To I've got to ask what what was the tattoo of?
Speaker 4: What was the tatle of? They were nice tattoos. I
Speaker 4: will say.
Speaker 3: They weren't your typical No, I don't say what were they?
Speaker 5: She got one with one to match with her mum,
Speaker 5: she got one to do with Bali and then she
Speaker 5: got a cat on the back of her arm.
Speaker 1: Cat.
Speaker 3: They were not we see a lot of stray cats.
Speaker 2: I have no money for dinosaur donuts because she spent
Speaker 2: all her money on the.
Speaker 3: Now, I was trying to be the nice guy.
Speaker 5: I was like, I'll get you a donut, no worry,
Speaker 5: it's just give me a dinosaur donut.
Speaker 4: I'm like, sure, no worry. So I walked six.
Speaker 5: Minutes all the way down the terminal.
Speaker 3: If she's been a Balley airport, you're going to walk
Speaker 3: all the way down minutes it's a long way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, six minutes. So why did you donut?
Speaker 5: Well, they had a deal going for you get four
Speaker 5: donuts and they're squid looking donuts, whatever ones you want.
Speaker 4: And they didn't come with a dinosaurs donut, and I thought,
Speaker 4: you know what, she'll like these ones.
Speaker 2: She got a four pack instead of the dinosaur donut.
Speaker 2: That's when he went wrong, and what happened in the tantrum?
Speaker 5: Wouldn't She then decided to walk all the way back
Speaker 5: and she got the dummy.
Speaker 4: Where is my dinosaur donut?
Speaker 3: She still had the glad wrap over the test, you know,
Speaker 3: to protect them for a while.
Speaker 5: Oh there were there were kids looking at my partner wondering,
Speaker 5: why the hell is this woman having a tantrum?
Speaker 2: Why is she wrapping glad wrapping my friend
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