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Speaker 3: Well, good morning everybody, and happy Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Good morning. We're halfway guys.
Speaker 3: I know, I know.
Speaker 2: It means chase three more days and you're on school
Speaker 2: holidays to do the party with the kids.
Speaker 3: You know what if you are holdays, if you do
Speaker 3: have school holidays coming up, don't worry. We are saving
Speaker 3: you later on this morning yesterday we offloaded tickets to
Speaker 3: a Lego Discovery Senate today, brand new event that we
Speaker 3: want to shout you for the school holidays. We'll give
Speaker 3: you more details later on, but just that way that'll
Speaker 3: feel speaking a day of Lego.
Speaker 4: Yeah, got a colleague at work went yesterday to pick
Speaker 4: up a click and collect Lego the Titanic, oh nine thousand,
Speaker 4: nine hundred pieces, costing nine hundred and ninety dollars.
Speaker 2: Nine hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: The box was bigger than him. It's massive, and he
Speaker 4: had to pick it up from the city store and park.
Speaker 4: He got the train.
Speaker 2: On and then had to carry the giant box on
Speaker 2: the train.
Speaker 3: Together through the biking. You've got to lift that.
Speaker 2: Do you know there is a name for those people.
Speaker 2: They're called A folds adult fans of Lego. There's like
Speaker 2: groups and they're actually like they're members of a fold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Lo's cousin, my wife's cousin. Finber he's a a
Speaker 3: a foul. He's built the Titanic. But get this right,
Speaker 3: then he sold it fully like on Facebook marketplace, fully built,
Speaker 3: and he only lost like one hundred bucks. There's people
Speaker 3: out there that buy the Lego where I'm like, but
Speaker 3: that's that's the point. That's the part of.
Speaker 2: It that takes the fun out of exactly.
Speaker 4: Maybe people buy it to claim that they've done it,
Speaker 4: you know, putting it on the mantel leg Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: what I do.
Speaker 3: So you imagine trying to get the box home on
Speaker 3: the train, the fully built Titanic.
Speaker 2: Oh how would that travel? Though? You have to put
Speaker 2: it in some giant like you know those big tubs
Speaker 2: you buy it, like big w for when you're moving
Speaker 2: or storage tubs. You'd have to put it in one
Speaker 2: of those.
Speaker 3: Just tuple make something that big.
Speaker 4: So it's just one last thing on the Titanic. This thing,
Speaker 4: it actually splits in half once it's the detail reveals
Speaker 4: all the detail on the inside.
Speaker 3: Someone had the someone drunk the Lego cool?
Speaker 4: No, No, I haven't got enough time for that.
Speaker 3: Do you want to come around and help me to
Speaker 3: the future. Can I'm still that control thing? No? No,
Speaker 3: it's just the dolor.
Speaker 2: How long have you been working on it?
Speaker 3: About four months?
Speaker 2: Where is it like? Because the other thing is people
Speaker 2: big Lego things, they like take up their whole dining
Speaker 2: room table for months and no one's you can't eat
Speaker 2: at the table, forget about it. It's with a DeLorean love.
Speaker 3: The kids will stand and eat their nuggets tonight, sit.
Speaker 2: On the floor. So what do you do a piece
Speaker 2: of building is DeLorean?
Speaker 3: No, it's just like when I get time, you know,
Speaker 3: like I built the Lego roller coaster during COVID. That
Speaker 3: took me for a month.
Speaker 2: That was five years ago.
Speaker 4: Is it's still in one piece putting in the truck.
Speaker 2: But that's like people that do those like million piece
Speaker 2: puzzles and then they frame them when they.
Speaker 4: Be careful with the roller coaster.
Speaker 3: It's my pride and joy. Listen to guys in the
Speaker 3: truck man with the bad.
Speaker 4: White glove movers.
Speaker 3: Oh, there's doorin in her white gloves? How am I
Speaker 3: going to pack this? Do it again? Other end are
Speaker 3: coming up on this show today, Lauren. We're pretty honest
Speaker 3: with each other, aren't we.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are. We're almost brutally honest with one another.
Speaker 2: I would say you would you sometimes if I needed to?
Speaker 3: Okay, well you have and you've been caught out. We're
Speaker 3: going to get to that sh she has.
Speaker 2: Did I mean someone dubbed me in? Who's dubbed me in?
Speaker 5: Dog?
Speaker 6: You dog?
Speaker 2: You're calling me a dog? It's just generally or the
Speaker 2: person who dubbed me in the dog?
Speaker 3: The dog? After seven o'clock this morning, In fact, seven o'clock,
Speaker 3: I've got some audio I want to play. So if
Speaker 3: there's anything you want to come clean about.
Speaker 4: Now, and says Jason audio, Yeah, you should be a
Speaker 4: good one.
Speaker 3: You've got till seven to come clean about it.
Speaker 2: Can you tell me who's dobbed me in? Just to
Speaker 2: give me some idea? Or have I dobbed myself in again?
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 2: Remember when I a you've actually dobbed yourself in again?
Speaker 2: Remember when I left your five minute voice message and
Speaker 2: I didn't know i'd called you poops. I haven't done
Speaker 2: that again.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, Look we're going to get to that.
Speaker 3: Nick Watson going to be joining us a little bit
Speaker 3: later on and on a much more serious note. This
Speaker 3: childcare story is just horrific here in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Just I couldn't even really read about it. It's just
Speaker 2: so sickening. My heart is with anyone who has been
Speaker 2: affected or who is absolutely and it's worried about this.
Speaker 3: And like I was saying to Lu my wife, no
Speaker 3: chating about it last night. We've got so many friends
Speaker 3: who have kids in daycare. We've had our kids in
Speaker 3: daycare in the past. It's like the fear that parents
Speaker 3: would have, you know, plus the feeling sending the kids
Speaker 3: back to daycare this morning. Also the daycare workers that
Speaker 3: do an amazing job, you know that that would now
Speaker 3: have just like question marks over them.
Speaker 4: And the list of impacted childcare centers as well is
Speaker 4: just staggering. It's terrible.
Speaker 3: Mate. Last night, we're on the car, we're on the
Speaker 3: community Facebook pages last night, and this this phone number
Speaker 3: that they've given for you to reach out and you know,
Speaker 3: check your phone number. So this was the one that
Speaker 3: you mentioned in the news that the government's posted it.
Speaker 4: That's right, is it state government number? And also crime stoppers.
Speaker 3: People couldn't even get through to the state government last night,
Speaker 3: like the number that they were giving out had like
Speaker 3: this two hour wait something ridiculous and it's just.
Speaker 2: And is that to find out if your child care
Speaker 2: is affected or yeah, I think for advice or for counseling.
Speaker 3: A bit of both.
Speaker 4: I think such is the concern and the demand for
Speaker 4: answers exactly.
Speaker 3: It has not been handled the right way. Look, we're
Speaker 3: going to get across it this morning. Let's get into it, guys.
Speaker 3: This is Alex Warren Ordinary. It is six past six.
Speaker 3: Welcome to your Wednesday. You are on the air with
Speaker 3: Jason Lauren Clints here as well. We're doing it thanks
Speaker 3: to she already Express. You're on Nova. Good morning. That
Speaker 3: was everyone's day yesterday.
Speaker 2: Good except you know what I did. Got out of
Speaker 2: bed and I've kicked my foot and I've broken my
Speaker 2: little toe. I think, And do you guys want to
Speaker 2: be my what is it called Clinton? Us it all
Speaker 2: the time? We're MD where you google.
Speaker 3: Things you've broken daily?
Speaker 2: Hang on, I think my little.
Speaker 4: Toe doctors hang on it.
Speaker 3: So it's this is what my son did the other day.
Speaker 3: It's like, damn, my leg it's fractured. I'm like, it's not.
Speaker 3: You're walking on it.
Speaker 4: Are your symptoms?
Speaker 2: Well, I said to Paul. I was like, gee, my
Speaker 2: my toe has started something to the point that my
Speaker 2: oh yeah, web MD, my whole leg is throbbing. And
Speaker 2: then he goes, let me look at it.
Speaker 3: Sorry, man, please please, the doctor's not running on time.
Speaker 3: Please help you soon.
Speaker 2: Well. Doctor Paul, who when I actually broke my hand
Speaker 2: in seven places, said if you can wriggle your fingers,
Speaker 2: it's not broken. And I was like, okay, So I
Speaker 2: left it for a day before I went to the doctor.
Speaker 2: He looked at my foot and he was like, I
Speaker 2: think that's broken. It's like bright purple and very swollen
Speaker 2: and throbbing.
Speaker 3: That's going to hurt your only fans account.
Speaker 4: It could improve, it could, Yes, it's a niche.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyone never broken a toe before?
Speaker 3: No, I've never in my life broken a bone.
Speaker 2: Really really.
Speaker 3: I used to drink a lot of milk when I
Speaker 3: was a kid.
Speaker 2: That'll do it. It's true.
Speaker 3: As I drink a lot of milkshakes.
Speaker 2: No bones it's all the fixed safe Yeah, it could
Speaker 2: be that saved your bow or.
Speaker 3: The non physical activity breaking.
Speaker 4: I've broken a lot of broken arms.
Speaker 3: Fingers. Stupid question, Yeah the arm. Yeah, does it really
Speaker 3: hurt that much? Yes? It does. Because I always had
Speaker 3: foem at school when kids would come with plaster.
Speaker 2: And I always pretend I needed crutches, I.
Speaker 3: Was the same. Yes, come on, mom, go down the
Speaker 3: chemist and get some.
Speaker 4: My worst school yard injury was I got pushed off
Speaker 4: a sly and I put my teeth through my tongue.
Speaker 4: My tongue was hanging by a thread like a full
Speaker 4: piercing yeah, and knock myself out cold.
Speaker 2: How did you do it on a slide?
Speaker 4: Yeah? You probably reached the little kid. Yeah, well he
Speaker 4: shoved me and tumbled down. Were still this isn't a
Speaker 4: footy match. My dad was coaching, and no one had
Speaker 4: an idea of who my mum and dad were, so
Speaker 4: they someone had to carry me to the to the
Speaker 4: footy over all. The playground was right next door, and
Speaker 4: Mum was like, look my child pushing in the bar
Speaker 4: room unconscious, unconscious, tongue half hanging out, shocking. They had
Speaker 4: to sell it all back together. Jeez, how old were
Speaker 4: I would have been, you know, twelve thirteen, so very young.
Speaker 2: So I've seen and you were still going down slides
Speaker 2: in the park. Yeah, most people going down slides.
Speaker 3: Five there was a big, big slide. Well, you're a
Speaker 3: big boy, big boy, big side.
Speaker 2: Big boy on big slide.
Speaker 3: You can't be doing that, man, you can't be doing that.
Speaker 3: So what's the plan. You're going to go see a doctor?
Speaker 2: Nah? I don't think you do anything for a toe.
Speaker 4: I think I think it's one of those annoying ones
Speaker 4: that just repairs. Oh yeah, I just suck it up.
Speaker 3: You can't even put a little plaster on it up.
Speaker 3: We can't sign it.
Speaker 2: Imagine a tiny little cast or a Tony it's my
Speaker 2: baby toe.
Speaker 4: We could sign it, Yes, we would. We're probably on
Speaker 4: the initials.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good morning everyone, and is just gone nineteen past six.
Speaker 3: Are you coming up next? Los? We are heading to
Speaker 3: the movies because I know you're Yeah, you're across all
Speaker 3: the big movies. Do you know this one?
Speaker 2: Come and get it. It's a classic Asventura.
Speaker 3: No, that's not good care not Jim Carrey's voice. Take
Speaker 3: a listen again, Come and get it, Betty White.
Speaker 2: There's animals in it. That's Betty White.
Speaker 3: That is Betty No, no, no, Betty White the cow.
Speaker 3: What movie is that? You ever think we're going to
Speaker 3: come back and test. Hey, guys, it's to the movie.
Speaker 3: So you know what, it's good movie? Weather it is.
Speaker 2: It is good movie weather, isn't it? Have you spin
Speaker 2: Formula one yet?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I want to go see that, and I want to
Speaker 3: avoid Jurassic Park.
Speaker 2: Have you seen the Accountant to yet?
Speaker 3: That's what I need to do. This we wrong. No,
Speaker 3: I'm a huge Jurassic Park fan.
Speaker 4: What's the underwater version?
Speaker 3: Isn't it?
Speaker 2: This one looks pants Jurassic Park underwater.
Speaker 3: It's not Jurassic Yeah. No, there is, like like there's
Speaker 3: a boat scene and stuff, but the park isn't.
Speaker 4: Actually, so they're swimming dinosaurs.
Speaker 3: There is swimming.
Speaker 4: Thank you, swimming dinsaurse listen.
Speaker 2: Margaret, Crocodiles, dinosaurs, been.
Speaker 3: Swimming dinosaurs and other Jurassic movie Anyway, we're not talking
Speaker 3: about Jurassic Park. We're talking about James Bond. You know
Speaker 3: how they're looking for a new Bond. I'm free. They've yeah,
Speaker 3: they'll give you a call. They've come down and said
Speaker 3: it's down to three Saltburn actor Jacob a Lording.
Speaker 4: Oh Australian. Oh yeah, very handsome.
Speaker 3: Spider Man's Tom Holland. But young, too young, too short?
Speaker 2: Yes, I think he's too little.
Speaker 3: Yes, imagine him in the bar ordering what's what's the shaken?
Speaker 3: Not stir? Yeah, like he'd be underage. You'd need to
Speaker 3: show id and Harris Dickinson, who's that? I don't know.
Speaker 3: He's some baby girl the sex movie with Nicole.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 2: No, he can't be a bond guy. He's not a
Speaker 2: bond guy.
Speaker 3: Harris Dickinson, Harris, did you not see Baby Girl?
Speaker 4: I've seen it's he Oh maybe have you seen.
Speaker 3: Hang On? Have you seen Baby Girl? Oh? Click? What
Speaker 3: you I think?
Speaker 4: I think the winner is Jacob a Ordi yeah, so far.
Speaker 2: I think so too. Let's be would you cast in it?
Speaker 3: Jason? I think Tom Holland's too young? Yeah, I'll be honest.
Speaker 3: I've never seen a Bond movie. I'm not a bond guy. No. No,
Speaker 3: getting a few weird looks in the phone.
Speaker 4: Room, what's totally up to?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: He needs work of work. I don't see him as
Speaker 3: a bond Why not Samuel Johnson's drives a post He
Speaker 3: now in in regional town. Maybe you know. Okay, hey,
Speaker 3: can we get a bond for a sec? And back
Speaker 3: to the audio played you before? Because I know you
Speaker 3: love the movies lots, so I thought this morning we
Speaker 3: love testing out your movie knowledge. In the past, we've
Speaker 3: played grabs some movies and you need to work out
Speaker 3: what movie they're from. You didn't recognize this one, come.
Speaker 1: And get it.
Speaker 3: So how it works today is we're going to tell
Speaker 3: you the name of the movie and we want you
Speaker 3: to give us the description of what you think it
Speaker 3: would be about.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, but what was that movie with Betty White
Speaker 2: and some kind of elephant dragon Lake Placid?
Speaker 3: What is lake plus?
Speaker 5: Seen it?
Speaker 2: Lake Placid would be? I'm picturing it's set in like
Speaker 2: Canada on a lake and they have like a rottenest
Speaker 2: monster style thing that lives in the ocean.
Speaker 3: Not bad, not bad, not bad. Clint put her out
Speaker 3: of a misery.
Speaker 4: Gigantic alligator.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh, an alligator.
Speaker 3: Huge giant men eating alligator on like a black lake.
Speaker 2: And is it a pet?
Speaker 3: Well, it turns out to be Betty White's pet. She
Speaker 3: was feeding it from no oscar.
Speaker 4: All right, here's your first Are you ready for this Yep,
Speaker 4: naked gun thirty three and a third.
Speaker 2: I've never seen any of the naked guns? Is it
Speaker 2: about a didn't see Nacan Gogan bodyguard for a porn star?
Speaker 4: Frank Drebon Oh sorry, Lieutenant Frank Drevin is a bumbling investigator.
Speaker 4: It's called back from retirement to apprehended terrorist who was
Speaker 4: threatened to bomb the Academy Awards.
Speaker 3: It's a bit of a piss take.
Speaker 4: He's a bumbling fumbling Is he naked though?
Speaker 3: No? No, he's not naked in the movie.
Speaker 2: Oh that's why I thought it might have been for
Speaker 2: an adult entertainer.
Speaker 3: No, if you know the actor we're talking about, I
Speaker 3: don't think you want to see him naked it what's
Speaker 3: Lieutenant Frank drebon neil got a new one? Gone in
Speaker 3: sixty seconds? Oh?
Speaker 2: This is about a plane crush or something? Isn't it?
Speaker 2: Does a plane crash in sixty seconds? Or the train
Speaker 2: crush in sixty second?
Speaker 3: Not a plane? Not a train?
Speaker 2: Is there a crash?
Speaker 3: No? No, gone in sixty seconds? Angelina Jolie Nicholas Cage.
Speaker 2: Yep, gone in sixty seconds? No now no, I thought
Speaker 2: it was about like a plane falling out of this
Speaker 2: helicopter crash.
Speaker 3: Not all you've said every mode of transport except trains
Speaker 3: and automobile.
Speaker 4: Yeah, stolen car.
Speaker 2: Not just said a car crash, didn't I?
Speaker 3: No, Yeah, they steal cars. It's another natural crawn.
Speaker 4: You've been on the lethal weapon right at the Gold Coast,
Speaker 4: haven't you.
Speaker 3: I have.
Speaker 2: It's one where your legs hang down.
Speaker 4: Do you take notes?
Speaker 3: No? No, clearly noough should have taken notes?
Speaker 4: Should have taken notes?
Speaker 3: Yep? Gone in sixty seconds, plane falls out of the sky.
Speaker 4: Nope, it's a good one.
Speaker 3: Hey, it's just gone twenty nine past six, So we're
Speaker 3: gonna check your on the work at latest and years
Speaker 3: next on Noumber one hundred. Good morning, Melbourne, this is
Speaker 3: Nomber one hundred. You are on the air, which, as
Speaker 3: Lauren Clint is here as well, we're doing to thanks
Speaker 3: to our mates to shell already express and tell you what.
Speaker 3: The Hawks are on fire at the moment, aren't they
Speaker 3: just Nick the Wizard Watson is in after seven thirty
Speaker 3: this morning, which means they'll have another win.
Speaker 4: Wow, history tells us they'll have another win every time.
Speaker 2: You're very superstitious about it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I don't think he cares. No, no, no, I
Speaker 3: think it's gotten really Yeah. Every single time when he
Speaker 3: comes in they win. The times he hasn't come into
Speaker 3: the show, they've lost.
Speaker 4: Speaking of sport, can I take you to the All
Speaker 4: England Club, get your strawberries and cream out and what
Speaker 4: else they do? Him's there at Wimbledon, please underway.
Speaker 2: I've never been. You know how you strain opens so
Speaker 2: everyone comes and says, it's amazing. You walk around the
Speaker 2: grounds and there's all these things. Is Wimbledon like that?
Speaker 2: Is there a lot happening around the course.
Speaker 4: There's not so much of a festival vibe the rock wall. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: no no. But if you go to Wimbledon, you must
Speaker 4: go to Wimbledon Village, which is just up the road
Speaker 4: and it's a collection of quaint little pubs which go off.
Speaker 4: It's unreal. Oh that's fun, but it is. It does
Speaker 4: have this you know tradition about it Wimbledon where everything
Speaker 4: is prim and proper. I want to talk about Kurios.
Speaker 2: He hasn't he retired, No no.
Speaker 4: No, He's still on the circuit. He's been battling this
Speaker 4: this horrible sort of wrist elbow type injury for for years.
Speaker 3: Last year we spoke to him on the show and
Speaker 3: the Strain open, Yeah, and he showed us the surgery.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's still sort of copying a little bit of
Speaker 4: agitation from it. So he can't play singles, but he's
Speaker 4: playing mixed doubles now. He's mixed doubles. Partner at Wimbledon
Speaker 4: is none other than Grand Slam winner winner Naomi Asaka.
Speaker 2: Of course I love her.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's a four time Grand Slam champion. But during
Speaker 4: her first Sea end.
Speaker 2: Up with her. Is he good enough to be playing
Speaker 2: with Naomi Osaka? Well?
Speaker 3: I think sometimes when you when you know you're not great,
Speaker 3: you like to try and surround yourself in people. You
Speaker 3: could sponge.
Speaker 2: No, I get why he's done it?
Speaker 4: What's that.
Speaker 3: Situation? Or yeah, how do you get pair?
Speaker 4: I think I think it's just an agreement, isn't it.
Speaker 4: It's just like, ay you free, I want to play
Speaker 4: some mixed doubles. I think they're mates. Soccer and curiosa
Speaker 4: are mates, which is a very strange friendship. Anyway, Osaka
Speaker 4: was playing Austra and Tarlie Gibson. She won, but it
Speaker 4: was the distraction in her player's box, which is caused
Speaker 4: or prompted headline because Nick Curios uninvited, went and sat
Speaker 4: in Naomi Osaka's player's box, and she was their fault.
Speaker 3: Doesn't he have to have the lanyard.
Speaker 4: Or he has accreditation as a player.
Speaker 2: If you're the doubles partner, you get to sit in
Speaker 2: the box.
Speaker 3: No, only if you're invited.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that's where they distracted. She's like, she's playing,
Speaker 4: she's midway through the match. She said, what in God's
Speaker 4: name is Nick Kurios doing there?
Speaker 3: You know what I reckon?
Speaker 2: So how do we know he wasn't invited and that
Speaker 2: he just turned up?
Speaker 4: And Osaka herself, who spoke about it at her media conference.
Speaker 3: Oh, she had a crack.
Speaker 2: What did she say?
Speaker 4: Oh, that's a little embarrassing that he was there. I
Speaker 4: guess it's cool that he was there. So she was
Speaker 4: sort of split in.
Speaker 3: Her I have made in mind, I won't name him
Speaker 3: Maddie White, And.
Speaker 4: If you invited me from sports tonight.
Speaker 3: No different Maddie, not as athletic love Maddie. But if
Speaker 3: you invited Matt somewhere, he would just bring someone.
Speaker 4: But I didn't invite a plus one?
Speaker 3: Yes or two?
Speaker 2: But like, do you mean to someone's house, yes, a
Speaker 2: dinner party, or to a.
Speaker 3: Dinner party, event, drinks whatever. Yeah, mate, I'd love to
Speaker 3: be there. I'm going to bring Tina and Cheryl. I
Speaker 3: don't know Tina and Cheryl.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know someone who came to a wedding and
Speaker 2: bought a plus one that no one had ever met before.
Speaker 2: We were all like, what, no you in invited?
Speaker 4: Where did they see it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Also, what do they take? Two?
Speaker 2: There was there was no seating for her that she
Speaker 2: wasn't on the table setting, and then the event planners
Speaker 2: had to scramble and try and get another thing in.
Speaker 2: And he was like, yeah, I know, but you know,
Speaker 2: I just wanted to bring someone.
Speaker 3: No, not at a wedding. Maybe maybe the cocktail wedding,
Speaker 3: the bride and room. Yeah, no, that's that's a hard
Speaker 3: note for me. Hey, thirteen twenty fourteen is our number?
Speaker 3: Who showed up who wasn't invited? Did you have a
Speaker 3: little soiree and someone just rocked on and you're like,
Speaker 3: what can no one invited?
Speaker 4: Again?
Speaker 2: We have answer the door like this.
Speaker 7: Hi.
Speaker 4: Do you remember when we were doing our radio show
Speaker 4: in Adelaide?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, hang on, don't say the name don't say
Speaker 3: the name. We'll do it after the brain.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I know exactly who you're talking about.
Speaker 3: Well on the air and someone very well known here
Speaker 3: in Melbourne just walked in. Yeah, puts headphones on and
Speaker 3: starts talking, says they're here for their interview, and we're like,
Speaker 3: you weren't invited.
Speaker 2: There is no interview.
Speaker 4: It was extremely old and it was a long interview.
Speaker 3: We will reveal who that was on the other side
Speaker 3: of this, but thirteen twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 3: Have you had someone show up who wasn't invited, or
Speaker 3: let's be honest, did you rock up somewhere that you
Speaker 3: actually weren't supposed to be out. You're on the air
Speaker 3: with Jason Luren. We're just talking about Nick Curios just
Speaker 3: appeared at the coaching box for Naomi Saka. However, he
Speaker 3: wasn't invited. We've been there. We were doing the show
Speaker 3: in Adelaide for gathering last year, was it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, we weren't gather around. We were just minding
Speaker 2: our own business, doing the show, reflecting what had been
Speaker 2: a great weekend. Now I want to point your mate
Speaker 2: turned up, Clinty.
Speaker 3: We're in a completely different city at the Nova Studios
Speaker 3: in Adelaide, right, a building we hadn't been in before. Yes,
Speaker 3: and we are mid break like this when the door
Speaker 3: swings open and who walks in Tony Jones. Hey, guys
Speaker 3: if my interview for my interview puts headphones on, I
Speaker 3: was hello, Tony.
Speaker 4: I was aghast.
Speaker 3: I was like.
Speaker 2: And we kept kind of rolled with it because I
Speaker 2: was like, oh, Clint must have invited him.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's what I thought.
Speaker 4: That's what I thought. T J jump on and we
Speaker 4: didn't know what we're talking to him about, so I
Speaker 4: think it.
Speaker 2: Was the TJ. He can just talk underwater.
Speaker 4: He's very funny. It was like an elongated interview about nothing.
Speaker 3: I assumed he was there to flog something. If you
Speaker 3: brought out a kid's book, have you got.
Speaker 4: A gin no?
Speaker 3: To kile Brand.
Speaker 4: Turns out he was doing the show the AM. I
Speaker 4: was going to say, the AM version of our show,
Speaker 4: an AM show. He was doing three a W. Mornings
Speaker 4: in the same building, the same building from Adelaide.
Speaker 3: That's how we got through.
Speaker 2: Do you think he got confused and walked in?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 2: Jace, Lauren and Clint in my studio.
Speaker 4: I had one hundred and fifty five drinks that night,
Speaker 4: the night that I saw him, and I must have
Speaker 4: I must have inadvertently invited him and forgotten.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't surprise me because you know what these two
Speaker 3: did together yesterday, Lauren. We had it.
Speaker 4: We had a lunchtime walk t J and I, just
Speaker 4: the two of.
Speaker 3: Us, what like COVID Times where.
Speaker 4: Channel Nights based in the Docklands, and we decided we'd
Speaker 4: go going to the city for a walk into the city.
Speaker 4: So we walked down, just you and him. We walked
Speaker 4: down Burke Street. We're going to get the tram. I said,
Speaker 4: it's a nice it's a nice lunchtime moment. Let's go
Speaker 4: for a walk. So he walked through the city, went
Speaker 4: into JB High five for a look, wanted me and
Speaker 4: then and.
Speaker 3: Then he said.
Speaker 4: There's a book I need to buy. Let's go to Dimmicks.
Speaker 4: So my god.
Speaker 3: So then we're.
Speaker 4: Walking around, Yeah, and he buys a book about bringing
Speaker 4: Imperial Times in the UK or something something similar.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, you're buying a balloon I was buying on.
Speaker 4: The plane again for the fifth time. And then we
Speaker 4: toddled on back.
Speaker 3: Didn't get a lime scooter back.
Speaker 4: No, it didn't get it. We could have could have
Speaker 4: got one just me on the front of him on
Speaker 4: the back, or actually him on.
Speaker 3: A stranger allowding that would have been lovely. What did
Speaker 3: you have for lunch?
Speaker 2: Going for a walk with someone? I think he's quite
Speaker 2: like intimate.
Speaker 4: I agree, Yeah we went we went to Sushi train
Speaker 4: for lunch. Oh my god, no we did.
Speaker 3: Will give it a can you imagine.
Speaker 4: You to share a kragate chicken?
Speaker 3: Got to try this, open up, You've got to try this.
Speaker 2: You really are like father and so are they really
Speaker 2: are really are very different.
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Speaker 3: on Nova. Well, good morning Melbourne, just go on eight
Speaker 3: past seven. Very interesting mood in the city this morning
Speaker 3: after the horrific story broke yesterday.
Speaker 2: It's just shocking. I've actually really struggled to read it
Speaker 2: and listen to it and get my head around.
Speaker 3: Jays I am, of course, referring to this gentleman that's
Speaker 3: been arrested for assaulting children in a number of childcare centers.
Speaker 3: Across Melbourne. We mentioned it earlier, just like I mean,
Speaker 3: our kids have gone through daycare. We know so many
Speaker 3: friends that have kids in childcare who would be waking
Speaker 3: up extremely nervous to send them today.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, you've got a little boy in who goes
Speaker 2: to day care. Has it changed how you feel about
Speaker 2: drop off the school?
Speaker 3: And you know what it does loss? And like lou
Speaker 3: and I was saying last night, you know, I feel
Speaker 3: for the childcare workers that do an amazing job as
Speaker 3: well that now are going to work today with you know,
Speaker 3: dealing with parents who would be very upset also.
Speaker 2: Well, the other thing is childcare is not like an
Speaker 2: option for some people. Is most people, it's a necessity
Speaker 2: to have care for your kids outside of yourselves when
Speaker 2: you go to work to make a living, to support
Speaker 2: yourselves and your family. It's not an option for people.
Speaker 4: And the last thing you think is that your child
Speaker 4: will be put in a vulnerable position.
Speaker 2: The safest place outside of your own home.
Speaker 3: I'll see you. I've got my hands on the letter
Speaker 3: that were sent out to parents who have kids in
Speaker 3: these childcare centers. This was sent out.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, So who did it come from? Jason? This has
Speaker 2: come from the government or I.
Speaker 3: Believe it came from the government and the police came
Speaker 3: in the Department of Health. To think, dear parents, Guardian
Speaker 3: and Caerr it's just the first part it really gets
Speaker 3: to me. We are writing to let you know that
Speaker 3: Victoria Police are investigating allegations of sexual assault against children
Speaker 3: in a number of childcress anders across Melbourne. Records indicate
Speaker 3: your child was enrolled at one of these centers during
Speaker 3: the time this person was working there. Like your stomach
Speaker 3: just drops straight away. Then it goes on to say
Speaker 3: a comprehensive investigation is ongoing. At this stage, there is
Speaker 3: no evidence to suggest your child has been offended against.
Speaker 3: If this changes, you'll be contacted directly by Victoria Police
Speaker 3: and provided with further information, advice and assistance. It goes
Speaker 3: on with some more information saying that they've charged the
Speaker 3: gentleman and he's no longer on the streets.
Speaker 4: Seventy offenses they've charged him, which.
Speaker 2: Is crazy, contrehensible. Like it.
Speaker 3: They give an advice line that you can ring up
Speaker 3: to get support, which a lot of parents were blowing
Speaker 3: up about the community Facebook pages last night saying they
Speaker 3: couldn't even get through.
Speaker 4: That's because the bulk of calls clearly.
Speaker 3: And then goes on to talk about some of the
Speaker 3: services and testing that might need to be provided for
Speaker 3: your child. The fact that they are even talking about
Speaker 3: doing an STI check on people that age is disgusting
Speaker 3: to know that we're in this position.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting beyond measure. I did read it, Yeah, I
Speaker 2: read something that was like, we will tell you if
Speaker 2: your child needs to go and get tested for certain diseases.
Speaker 3: And it's the fact that this guy has been able
Speaker 3: to work in this many centers across Melbourne, like.
Speaker 2: Well, how many childcare centers?
Speaker 4: It was twenty plus they've all been named, and that
Speaker 4: they're on the Department of Health and vig Pole website.
Speaker 4: I believe. But I mean until which stage that the
Speaker 4: police investigation was launched, there was just no it because
Speaker 4: you're dealing with children, like, it's it's.
Speaker 2: How how did this? Like, how how did the investigation start?
Speaker 2: Was it another do we know? Was it another childcare
Speaker 2: worker who first alerted people or authorities or was it
Speaker 2: a child.
Speaker 3: How Like we haven't had that information come to light yet.
Speaker 3: That's but I think that's what's throwing people here, is
Speaker 3: that it's just come out of nowhere, and it's like, hey, guys,
Speaker 3: this this man's been out there working in this Many
Speaker 3: childcare centers across Melbourne heads up, Like I.
Speaker 2: Know, yesterday these parents were all living a normal life
Speaker 2: and today they're working around with an enormous amount of
Speaker 2: angst and anxiety.
Speaker 3: Even imagine we're asking last night, I don't know if
Speaker 3: you guys saw this online saying I want to know
Speaker 3: the protocols of what's in place at my kids childcare center?
Speaker 3: How are you employing your staff? What you know? What
Speaker 3: protocols do they need to go through to get a job?
Speaker 2: And we which is fair enough?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, And if I was a childcare center I'd be
Speaker 3: coming out on the front foot this morning. Game. These
Speaker 3: are our protocols. This is how we got our staff,
Speaker 3: just trying to put families at ease.
Speaker 4: Well, the bulk of them, correct me if I'm wronger
Speaker 4: privately run yea they are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And this guy sort of got his work through
Speaker 3: an agency, so that's why he was allocated. Oh god, Look,
Speaker 3: we're going to dive more into this around seven thirty
Speaker 3: this morning. It's a story that is not going away.
Speaker 3: We'll bring you other details this morning. Here on Nov.
Speaker 2: Ed.
Speaker 3: Sharon just going caught a past seven. Good morning, this
Speaker 3: is number one hundred. You're on the air with Jason Lauren.
Speaker 3: Clint is here as well. Guys, we're friends.
Speaker 2: Right, we are? We're best friends. Bezzy frezzies. Why maybe
Speaker 2: what's wrong with you? I thought you were my best friend.
Speaker 2: You're in a mood today. You don't want to be
Speaker 2: my friend?
Speaker 4: No, no, no. Jay's asked if we we.
Speaker 2: Were you too, Lauren, you you're.
Speaker 3: Fine, like we wouldn't know.
Speaker 4: Of course we are.
Speaker 3: We wouldn't lie to each other never.
Speaker 2: I lie to you both all the time. Yeah you
Speaker 2: not so much Clint, but more you.
Speaker 3: Jason, because I was I was shook when I heard, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're you're involved in this.
Speaker 4: Is I know exactly what you where you're going.
Speaker 3: I was shook when I came across some audio the
Speaker 3: other day, Lauren. I'll play you a little snippets.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm hoping Jason doesn't listen to this because this
Speaker 2: is one that Clinton I do all the time, and
Speaker 2: knowing Jace, he wouldn't be able to sit through listening
Speaker 2: to me for half an hour how long this has
Speaker 2: gone for anyway, So he'll never hear this.
Speaker 3: That audio, Yes from a podcast that all three of
Speaker 3: us did.
Speaker 2: Yes, And I didn't think you'd ever listened to.
Speaker 3: Great Lads, good podcast, nice boys, nice boys, given a listen.
Speaker 3: They're doing really well. They've been going for a number
Speaker 3: of years. I thought, being a good friend, I am,
Speaker 3: I will support and listen to Lauren's.
Speaker 2: Episode, well thanks for listening.
Speaker 3: When she went on to reveal some information regarding us
Speaker 3: three when we travel together, take a listen.
Speaker 2: Whenever we fly, Jase can't sit still. I loved that
Speaker 2: man to death, but he is so annoying on a plane.
Speaker 2: You never in your life that's someone more irritating to
Speaker 2: sit next to. Even the drive to the airport, I've
Speaker 2: had enough room. I can't go in the same car
Speaker 2: as he. No, because you're be like, oh, the airport,
Speaker 2: the traffic to the airport. I hate going to the airport.
Speaker 2: When we get to the airport, then we've got to
Speaker 2: do the security thing in the airport. It's so annoying,
Speaker 2: and then you have to see that what are you
Speaker 2: think they're going to serve on the plane? What do
Speaker 2: they I'm like, oh, so I have to meet him
Speaker 2: at the airport. And I always get there, I tell
Speaker 2: him I'm going it. Clinton, I always tell him we're
Speaker 2: going to get there at one time, and we always
Speaker 2: get there at a different time so we don't have
Speaker 2: to deal.
Speaker 3: With him at the air.
Speaker 2: And we always move his seat. Really, how am I
Speaker 2: always across the aisle from you, guys? I swear I
Speaker 2: went on and slipped to my seat, and I was
Speaker 2: sitting next to you, and now I'm over here.
Speaker 3: Every time, every time, I've been like blowing up at
Speaker 3: Cheryl at the quantas counter thinking what has she done?
Speaker 3: Moving again?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well no, we've already been to Cheryl and said, look, yes,
Speaker 2: you know what it's like traveling with colleagues. Just move
Speaker 2: him away.
Speaker 3: When we flew to Cans a couple of months ago,
Speaker 3: if you put me any further away, I would have
Speaker 3: been on the wing.
Speaker 2: Well, the best thing was then, Clinton. I also bordered
Speaker 2: the plane to Cans much earlier. And we saw the
Speaker 2: man that you were going to be sitting next to,
Speaker 2: and we noticed, remember Stanny, that he had his golf bag,
Speaker 2: and we said, oh, you're sitting next to our colleague.
Speaker 2: He loves playing golf. You should ask him for a game.
Speaker 3: Once in my life.
Speaker 2: Next minute, Jasu's texting us across the line, going, oh
Speaker 2: my god. The guy next to him, he's trying to
Speaker 2: convince me to play golf with him, which I.
Speaker 3: Thought was random ass out of nowhere. How long are
Speaker 3: you and cans you want to get in a cheeky
Speaker 3: nine holes. I'm like, mate, I'd never met you.
Speaker 4: You weren't sitting on the wing. You're in business class.
Speaker 2: True, it was his wonder, man, if we're flying in
Speaker 2: business classes, we're happy to be an economy with the
Speaker 2: people of the people. Yes, No, he wanted to be
Speaker 2: up the point. That's not you want to sit with straight.
Speaker 3: From now on we print our boarding passes together.
Speaker 2: No, never, never, ever, ever, it happens, everything cleaned. It
Speaker 2: was both of our ideas. Clint, it is just Clay
Speaker 2: take some responsibility, mate.
Speaker 3: The way they know him in there, he would have
Speaker 3: walked into the Quantus lude, mister stand away, would you
Speaker 3: like your own plate?
Speaker 4: M hm.
Speaker 2: To be honest, it was actually him that you are
Speaker 2: the Quantus ladies that changed the exactly he went to
Speaker 2: two counters more.
Speaker 3: You'd be torn apart at the Quantus Christmas part.
Speaker 4: Oh, wouldn't I jes.
Speaker 3: Good morning Melbourne. You are on over one hundred. We're
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Speaker 3: I think the Diane sauce went out in the eighties
Speaker 3: I'm quite partial to a Diane.
Speaker 2: Of course you are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you've probably taken it.
Speaker 4: It's a creamy sauce made in the pan with the
Speaker 4: steaks juices, is it with I think as you is
Speaker 4: the modern day Diane.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think it to be creamy and than
Speaker 3: I don't think Diane's getting a run mate.
Speaker 2: Hey, guys, I like it when people go I'll get
Speaker 2: the steak. Just oh, yes, he had the steak.
Speaker 3: Just I've made that mistake.
Speaker 4: How are you just?
Speaker 3: Nick? There was Watson going to be joining us coming
Speaker 3: up in the next ten minutes, and on a much
Speaker 3: more serious note, we're going to get an update on
Speaker 3: this childcare story across Melbourne this morning. We're going to
Speaker 3: dive into it on the other side of this and
Speaker 3: we'll check you round to work. It is right on
Speaker 3: seven thirty you're on NOVA. Good morning, Thank you, Clint.
Speaker 3: It is just gone twenty three to eight. We've been
Speaker 3: covering this story throughout the morning. That is the horrific
Speaker 3: story leading the news this morning about a scumbag is
Speaker 3: pretty much the way to put it, that has been
Speaker 3: arrested and has allegedly been assaulting a number of young
Speaker 3: children in several childcare centers across Melbourne now.
Speaker 2: It is just the most horrific, disgust, gut wrenching story.
Speaker 2: And for someone who doesn't have children, I can feel
Speaker 2: the disgust of this whole.
Speaker 3: Situation anger as well. I'll be honest, I.
Speaker 2: Can't even imagine what parents are going through, and not
Speaker 2: just parents who might have had kids in these daycare centers,
Speaker 2: but any parent who trusts that when they send their
Speaker 2: child off to daycare that they are in the place
Speaker 2: that is the second place, is second safest place after home,
Speaker 2: and that's where you should be dropping a kid. It's
Speaker 2: just it's just utterly.
Speaker 3: A lot of chat last night amongst our friends, and
Speaker 3: I noticed on a lot of community Facebook pages around
Speaker 3: Melbourne people questioning the policies of their daycare centers. How
Speaker 3: are they finding their staff? How regulated is that?
Speaker 2: Are you doing that you've got kids today?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, we were having this conversation last night. And you
Speaker 3: know I mentioned earlier, if I was the daycare center,
Speaker 3: I'd beginning on the front foot this morning and trying
Speaker 3: to put parents that have kids at my center at ease.
Speaker 2: I just so, it's also really shitty for a lot
Speaker 2: of really really good people out there. Centers, teachers, you know,
Speaker 2: people will be looking at them with a different perspective.
Speaker 2: And there's so many wonderful, kind, beautiful teachers and daycare
Speaker 2: workers out there who would be feeling this awful, gut
Speaker 2: wrenching pain today as well.
Speaker 3: And it's it's just my kids love their daycare teachers,
Speaker 3: absolutely loved them. We've we've had all three kids go
Speaker 3: through the same kindergarten near our place. So yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: with you, Lauren. My heartbreaks of people in that industry
Speaker 3: that are very proud of what they do. We are
Speaker 3: joined by Azara this morning. She works in the childcare industry. Morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning, guys, Good morning. We First things first, thank
Speaker 3: you for the work you do.
Speaker 9: Okay, No, that's okay. I mean, on a day like this,
Speaker 9: it's not not really something I'm as proud of as
Speaker 9: I usually Unfortunately.
Speaker 3: Can we ask protocols when it comes to getting jobs
Speaker 3: in this industry? I believe you've worked at a number
Speaker 3: of day care centers. What's required to actually get a
Speaker 3: job in a day care center?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so not a whole lot, not as much as
Speaker 9: you'd you'd hope or expect. I guess you need a
Speaker 9: working with Children's check and a police check. The two
Speaker 9: big ones been in saying that working with children's techs
Speaker 9: last quite a number of years, and to my understanding,
Speaker 9: they're only valid kind of up until the day that
Speaker 9: you get them, because you can go and do something
Speaker 9: that you shouldn't do after already getting that check, and
Speaker 9: you can still show that check to say that it's valid.
Speaker 9: But the working with Children's check and police check, you
Speaker 9: need your first DAID and your CPR, which everyone can get,
Speaker 9: and you need to be studying a childcare qualification. You
Speaker 9: don't need to be qualified. It is like a learning
Speaker 9: on the job indry, I guess, but you need to
Speaker 9: be studying.
Speaker 3: Is there a lot of cameras in daycare centers?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 3: Is there?
Speaker 9: It's dependent on the center. The ones that I've worked at,
Speaker 9: I haven't worked at a center whether a camera's inside
Speaker 9: we have a couple, whether at camera's outside in the
Speaker 9: yards and stuff. But the centers that i've worked out,
Speaker 9: I've never had cameras in the room.
Speaker 2: But I also imagine that's quite complex as well, because
Speaker 2: it's like, Jase, do you want your kids? I know
Speaker 2: you obviously you think cameras are great, right, because they
Speaker 2: they watch over things and make sure things are running
Speaker 2: how they should. But that is what you think about
Speaker 2: a daycare center anyway, right, So then there's a complexity
Speaker 2: with people not wanting their children filmed, and where do
Speaker 2: you put the cameras. You don't have cameras in bathrooms.
Speaker 2: You can't have cameras.
Speaker 3: If I was no, I know your point. But if
Speaker 3: I was working at Shark Aaron Zara, you'll be able
Speaker 3: to answer this. I would almost want cameras there for
Speaker 3: my safety as an employee.
Speaker 10: Yeah, there's definitely times when accusations have been thrown around
Speaker 10: and that kind of thing where it is very much
Speaker 10: a he said, she.
Speaker 9: Said, because there's no evidence. There's no evidence, and I
Speaker 9: mean your witness is a three year old.
Speaker 4: Got to be very careful with the language here because
Speaker 4: it is alleged. Does it surprise you that there are
Speaker 4: bad eggs in the industry.
Speaker 9: I wish I could say that it did, but unfortunately
Speaker 9: it doesn't come as a surprise. Doesn't make it any
Speaker 9: less horrifying or gut wrenching that this has happened. But
Speaker 9: I think in all industries there's bad eggs. But when
Speaker 9: it comes to children.
Speaker 4: It definitely in your experience, what needs to happen, what
Speaker 4: needs to be done.
Speaker 9: See, that's a very loaded question, I think, and a
Speaker 9: very hard one to answer. I think that there probably
Speaker 9: needs to be a crackdown on reference checks as well.
Speaker 9: In my experience getting jobs and then being a reference
Speaker 9: to other people getting jobs in childcare, there's a list
Speaker 9: of questions that the person needs to ask to comply
Speaker 9: with the child safety standard. A lot of times they
Speaker 9: are yes and no questions that they run through as
Speaker 9: quickly as they can. A lot of times the experience
Speaker 9: or the qualification of the person providing a reference is
Speaker 9: not followed up on it. It's just a phone call
Speaker 9: and it could be anyone saying yes, this person is
Speaker 9: trustworthy to work with children, Zara.
Speaker 3: From your experience, do you find a lot of these
Speaker 3: centers are just rushing that just to fill the staff.
Speaker 9: Quite It's the entire sector is so understaff and so
Speaker 9: overworked that I find that they need to get people
Speaker 9: in there as quickly as possible to fill role. And
Speaker 9: that also comes hand in hand with making it difficult
Speaker 9: to get rid of people because they're so understaffed that
Speaker 9: they try and retain that the people they do have,
Speaker 9: even if they're not the best fit for the center.
Speaker 3: It's a massive issue. And what's sad is it's taken
Speaker 3: something like this for people to really question it on
Speaker 3: a public scale.
Speaker 2: And it has to be it has to be fixed.
Speaker 2: But Zarah, obviously you'll go to work today. Do you
Speaker 2: go to work feeling differently today? Because we're saying before
Speaker 2: there are so many extraordinary child care workers, teachers, nannies
Speaker 2: out there who do an amazing job and love kids
Speaker 2: and care so much.
Speaker 3: You should be proud of what you do.
Speaker 4: And a lot of them are male as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, exactly, yeah, men, And I imagine there's a
Speaker 2: lot going to work feeling really funny today and with
Speaker 2: very very heavy hearts. How will you go into work today?
Speaker 9: It makes it a lot harder, definitely. I'm actually taking
Speaker 9: a break from traditional childcare at the moment, and nannying
Speaker 9: and things like this happening and making it harder and
Speaker 9: harder to want to go back to childcare. And yeah,
Speaker 9: it's just like even thinking about sending my own kids
Speaker 9: to childcare. It's definitely a big consideration that I'm having
Speaker 9: now after stepping away.
Speaker 3: Well, it definitely needs an overhaul. It needs a bloody
Speaker 3: good investigation. But you should hold your head up high
Speaker 3: today and a lot of daycare workers out there that
Speaker 3: do an amazing job and are very proud of what
Speaker 3: they do.
Speaker 2: And our thoughts are just very much with anyone who
Speaker 2: is who's been affected by this or who is feeling
Speaker 2: uneasy today because it's been terrible news to wake up to.
Speaker 3: A thirteen twenty four ten is our number anytime you
Speaker 3: want to join the show. It is just gone a
Speaker 3: quarter to eight. This is no over one hundred, Just
Speaker 3: go on twelfth to eight. Here on over one hundred.
Speaker 3: Nick the Wizard Watson from the Hawk's going to be
Speaker 3: joining us very soon. We're just gonna run with this
Speaker 3: at the moment because phone lines have lit up regarding
Speaker 3: the story that's leading the news this morning.
Speaker 4: Quint and look, it must be said, we do have
Speaker 4: to be legally very careful. It's obviously a delicate subject
Speaker 4: to tackle. But this man, his name is Joshua Brown.
Speaker 4: He has been charged with a string of offenses. The
Speaker 4: Victoria Police investigation is ongoing, so let's put that on
Speaker 4: the record straight away. In doing so, we want to
Speaker 4: bring in a caller on the line anonymous. Again, given
Speaker 4: the legalities, we do have to keep you very much anonymous.
Speaker 4: But I understand you know people who have worked with
Speaker 4: the person in question. Let's just park that for a second.
Speaker 4: We had a caller on just before it and you, Zara,
Speaker 4: you disagree with some points that she made. Why is
Speaker 4: that so?
Speaker 6: Like I currently work in early childhood and in a
Speaker 6: position where we do interviews and you do the reference checks.
Speaker 6: As you mentioned, we do have a lot of answers
Speaker 6: or questions that relate to the child safety standards. You
Speaker 6: have to ask if someone has been involved in a
Speaker 6: serious incident, if they've been reported to the department. It's
Speaker 6: a very thorough investigation that occurs. These allegations go to
Speaker 6: the department, is investigated by the department. You have to
Speaker 6: provide like there's centers that I've worked in, multiple centers
Speaker 6: that have cameras inside, and Lauren, I heard you say
Speaker 6: earlier about you know, the bathrooms and this, and that
Speaker 6: they're not in any private areas, even for us as educators.
Speaker 6: They're not in that space. Okay, they're not in our
Speaker 6: staff and they're not in our kitchens. They're in the rooms.
Speaker 6: You can see what is going on you can see
Speaker 6: what's happening in the corridors. And again they are they're
Speaker 6: not just for the safety of children, but for the
Speaker 6: safety of educators. If there is an allegation that is
Speaker 6: brought against us by a child who you know may
Speaker 6: not be necessarily able to articulate what has happened to them,
Speaker 6: they might just say, oh, I've been hit by this person,
Speaker 6: a child or a teacher or whatever, and you can
Speaker 6: go to the footage and you can prove or disprove
Speaker 6: an alligation, whether it's brought by a child, a parent,
Speaker 6: or another educator. So we do have these systems in place,
Speaker 6: and it is highly regulated like that. That footage goes
Speaker 6: to the department, they review it as well.
Speaker 3: Sorry, sorry, I'm just going to stop me there. I
Speaker 3: know you want to ask a questions, but as as
Speaker 3: a parent, I'm sitting here listening to you say this,
Speaker 3: and I'll be honest, it's pissing me off because it
Speaker 3: isn't regulated enough. Otherwise we will be in this situation.
Speaker 6: Absolutely Javes, I absolutely agree. I am a parent myself.
Speaker 6: I have three children.
Speaker 3: But don't ring up and say it's like it is.
Speaker 3: Sorry mate, no one today.
Speaker 6: I'm not saying it's regulated enough. I'm saying that there
Speaker 6: are systems.
Speaker 3: In face well, they're broken, they're not worrying.
Speaker 6: I agree, I absolutely agree. We have had these conversations
Speaker 6: prior to this incident, with this discussing not even a
Speaker 6: human being I would call this person okay, And we
Speaker 6: all have said over the years, multiply I've been in
Speaker 6: this spective that over a decade, and the systems are broken.
Speaker 6: They are not benefiting the children, they are not benefiting
Speaker 6: the people who see something and they say something. The
Speaker 6: people who are doing these who are trespassing against children,
Speaker 6: they're getting away with things. You know, we are we
Speaker 6: are making these notifications to the department. We are saying
Speaker 6: someone has done something wrong. This person has done something
Speaker 6: wrong and we don't agree with it, and then the
Speaker 6: consequences are not severe enough. People are being fired from positions.
Speaker 6: They are then like I agree with Zara, they do
Speaker 6: so and they're able to go to another position they're
Speaker 6: working with child and is still valid. That is not okake, right.
Speaker 2: But it sounds like there's different daycares that have their
Speaker 2: own set of rules, right, because there are some places
Speaker 2: that are perhaps doing this better than others where we've
Speaker 2: heard stories about. I think in New South Wales there
Speaker 2: are general mandates that mean they all have to have cameras,
Speaker 2: but not all places have that here. Do we need
Speaker 2: an overhaul of this whole system so everyone has the
Speaker 2: same rules, because it is not fair that some kids
Speaker 2: go to a daycare which is safer than a day
Speaker 2: care than others. They should all be safe.
Speaker 6: I absolutely agree. I absolutely agree it needs to be
Speaker 6: I'm not sure if uniform is the right word, but
Speaker 6: there needs to be something that is in place that
Speaker 6: protects the children. If we're putting cameras in all senses,
Speaker 6: and that is regulation, it is now law. Like we
Speaker 6: recently had the childcase standards upstated there was nine and
Speaker 6: now there's eleven, and that was to include Aboriginal children
Speaker 6: and to shape own to children. Why are we not
Speaker 6: protecting to the anonymously?
Speaker 3: Well, how do you feel going to work today?
Speaker 6: My heart is chounting. I felt basically sick all day yesterday.
Speaker 6: I felt like I was going to vomit as soon
Speaker 6: as this news broke. Like, my children are in child okay,
Speaker 6: do I have to go and pick them up? And
Speaker 6: not just not just as educated. There's a parent like
Speaker 6: are my children's safe?
Speaker 4: And just just be careful, just be careful with this one.
Speaker 4: But as someone who knows people who have worked with
Speaker 4: the person in question, how do those people that you
Speaker 4: know feel they're just as good?
Speaker 6: They're angry? How do you work with someone and and
Speaker 6: you don't see that? Like, the issue is that these people,
Speaker 6: they know what they're doing. They're grooming not just the children,
Speaker 6: but management and the children and the other educated and
Speaker 6: the families themselves. They go after vulnerable people.
Speaker 2: And I know that we're all really I know, Jace,
Speaker 2: I know you're angry. I know you're frustrated. Our caller
Speaker 2: there is angry and frustrated. And this is the thing.
Speaker 2: There is no one involved. I don't even have kids, right,
Speaker 2: but this is making me sick to my stomach. Everyone
Speaker 2: wants the best for kids when they go to childhood,
Speaker 2: and there are staff out there, there are teachers, there
Speaker 2: are daycare centers who are absolutely thorough and ensuring this
Speaker 2: stuff doesn't go on hand. I can understand.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say, my heart is breaking for
Speaker 3: people who work in childcare today. It really is, because
Speaker 3: they're very proud of their job. But I'm not going
Speaker 3: to be entertaining for a second the thought that the
Speaker 3: system doesn't need an overhaulp it does. Yeah, let people down, and.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine can you imagine the people that worked
Speaker 4: in those sentences this morning, that the guilt that they
Speaker 4: would no doubt carry knowing that in their.
Speaker 3: Midsis effects so many people, It really does. Hey, look,
Speaker 3: it's coming up to eight o'clock. We're going to park
Speaker 3: the topic because we are very mindful that a lot
Speaker 3: of kids jumping cars at a claps ten school and
Speaker 3: this is something that people might not want their kids
Speaker 3: to be across. So we'll revisit it later on closer
Speaker 3: than nine, but we're gonna park it for a while.
Speaker 3: Light in the mood. Nick the Wizard Watson going to
Speaker 3: be your next We're going to talk footy and your
Speaker 3: chance to win five thousand dollars coming up. This is
Speaker 3: Nomber one hundred. You are on the air with Jason
Speaker 3: and Lauren Clints here as well, and says this man,
Speaker 3: he's talking kick for the Wizard. Just a stime yet
Speaker 3: a wizard, Nikki Oh, Nick the Wizard Watson is in
Speaker 3: the house. He's looking a little bit happier than Charlie
Speaker 3: Common was earlier in the week. Nice nice win over
Speaker 3: the Ruse d my friend.
Speaker 7: Well done, good get a nice win like that.
Speaker 3: I also heard you got a bit of live feedback
Speaker 3: during the match as well. Clint's down away.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh yeah, I did flick him a little message
Speaker 4: just during the game. No you can't have your phone
Speaker 4: on you during the game of course, just a little
Speaker 4: postmatch rever because he kicked an amazing snag, did you not?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It was my better ones, So definitely did.
Speaker 3: You have his number saved? You have to say no phone?
Speaker 4: Who Well, that's all right, we can. We can offer
Speaker 4: our mate Nick here.
Speaker 3: A bit of a bit of a oh, don't worry,
Speaker 3: I'll get on the panots.
Speaker 2: Don't ever let Clint Jason have your number. He's a
Speaker 2: shock for a footy game. A bit of feedback. But
Speaker 2: when you kick a goal like that, do you know
Speaker 2: at the time you're like, that was a river?
Speaker 7: Well after last year all the goal the years where
Speaker 7: the goals out of the middle, so you think it's
Speaker 7: well one was out of the middle as well, so
Speaker 7: I thought it was all right. It was a bit
Speaker 7: of a fumble in there, but yeah, it was definitely
Speaker 7: one of my better goals it. Probably I didn't think
Speaker 7: it was as good, maybe because it was down in
Speaker 7: Tazzy because there wasn't a big crowd, But na, I
Speaker 7: still thought it was better.
Speaker 3: Ones. I didn't see it. Did he do a little
Speaker 3: celebration of the camera, did you No.
Speaker 4: I didn't give it too much. No, no, but it
Speaker 4: was you know, gave off the hands, got it back,
Speaker 4: just drilled it. Very happy with his own performance.
Speaker 3: Nice work, Nice work.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I want to ask you a couple of things. One,
Speaker 4: Josh Weddle, it's a really sad one. He's got bone
Speaker 4: stress in his back. Yeah, that sounds painful. How is
Speaker 4: his there's every chance he might not play again this year?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, flat for him. He was playing some good
Speaker 7: footing and yeah, obviously come at the wrong time of
Speaker 7: the year. And yeah, he's devastated. Saw him sage wrapped
Speaker 7: our arms around him. Felt felt sorry for him. But
Speaker 7: hopefully yeah we're not too sure yet, but hopefully get
Speaker 7: him later back on in the year. But who knows.
Speaker 3: I hope you wrap those arms around softly. Yeah, broke conbined. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was pretty upset. So no, I feel that's devastating
Speaker 3: for him, especially after a good win like that. See
Speaker 3: Tom Lynch handed five game suspension for the punch on
Speaker 3: you think it was justified?
Speaker 7: I thought he's going to get more, to be honest,
Speaker 7: really I couldn't really see, to be honest, if he
Speaker 7: had his fist close. Yeah, but least but was he
Speaker 7: was Butts that got back up Jordan but.
Speaker 4: Yea yeah yeah from Adelaide.
Speaker 7: At least he didn't get cancust or anything.
Speaker 4: Some people were suggesting there was half a chance you
Speaker 4: might have been cited for a little love tap as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, player down a little bit too.
Speaker 7: Really Yeah, I actually got off, which is good.
Speaker 2: What did you do? Who was it? Did he deserve it?
Speaker 4: I'm no, he didn't deserve it.
Speaker 7: Was the first center out of the game, and I
Speaker 7: actually went for a tackle and got him in the
Speaker 7: ribs and he was down for a bit. And at
Speaker 7: least I got off for that, just a little brush.
Speaker 3: I was on the socials during the week, guys, and
Speaker 3: I've noticed a post that Nick has done of his
Speaker 3: pump up songs.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, oh so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's on your Instagram. You might want to check
Speaker 3: it out.
Speaker 2: Song that what?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You posted a list of so yeah, yeah that
Speaker 3: pump up. So I was going through them. I'll be honest,
Speaker 3: I didn't know a lot of them. Do we play
Speaker 3: this over? We do not play this one?
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 7: You would hate that?
Speaker 3: What's that called? That's a lot of rappers in the
Speaker 3: US off the lot? Yeah, it's a good one.
Speaker 4: Next one, spotify.
Speaker 3: Them cool.
Speaker 4: A bit of a thing, and then a lot of
Speaker 4: J songs.
Speaker 3: Right gets on game and I don't know if this
Speaker 3: is like to put your in a more angry mood?
Speaker 2: Is this what you're walking around with your head.
Speaker 4: When you have a big speaker?
Speaker 7: So c J gets on that and puts his tunes
Speaker 7: on J Chang jazz.
Speaker 3: This is a curveble?
Speaker 2: Was this on your list?
Speaker 3: Number four? It's the number one on my lists?
Speaker 2: This is my son that gets me up at about two.
Speaker 3: But I'm ready, Showers.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 3: Taken on the Saints this weekend at the G. That
Speaker 3: is going to be a massive game. The roof on.
Speaker 2: Have you ever turned up to the wrong stadium? I
Speaker 2: know someone that did that. They went to the m
Speaker 2: CG when it was supposed to be at Marvels.
Speaker 7: Nah, I haven't not yet. Hopefully you never do that.
Speaker 3: Just check that because my sheet says the g Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll do it.
Speaker 4: I'll do a live fixture job for next to stand
Speaker 4: by the man that the match is ladies and gentlemen
Speaker 4: at Marvel Stadium.
Speaker 3: There we no poncho required. They've got a roof. We
Speaker 3: mentioned it before. You're not a superstitious guy. But it's
Speaker 3: still still going. It's still going. Every time you come
Speaker 3: in the Hawks get a win. Anytime we don't see you,
Speaker 3: it's a loss. And I had a thought the other
Speaker 3: day because you guys are on fire this year. If
Speaker 3: it's a Pies and Hawks Grand Final, we can't have
Speaker 3: you in that.
Speaker 2: Well no, no, yes, we can all.
Speaker 4: Be on No, I'm sorry. Now you know how we
Speaker 4: pay him? He has to pay out, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Clint, Yeah, I like that and I will take that
Speaker 3: day off. Yeap. It continues well, so hopefully another win
Speaker 3: this weekend. Good to see your buddy, good see good luck.
Speaker 3: Track one Blair it in the sheds. It is just going.
Speaker 3: That's training men.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it has.
Speaker 3: Just gone nine past eight. Let's upload some money on
Speaker 3: number one hundred. Right after the five K question, we
Speaker 3: are going to be joined by a special guest.
Speaker 2: Is it a guest? The guest.
Speaker 3: None, that'sn't really a guest. The guest. I'll reveal who
Speaker 3: it is soon, but it's someone we were talking about
Speaker 3: earlier this week, someone I alluded to one Clint Stunaway
Speaker 3: having past relations with.
Speaker 2: We're getting someone on to confirm or deny the rumor
Speaker 2: that you've started.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we've tracked down the X so she will join us,
Speaker 3: coming up in the next few minutes. Anxiety in the air.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to the phones, trying to float
Speaker 3: some money.
Speaker 2: Who we're playing with this we're playing with Caitlin from Geelong.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning, Hello Caitlyn. Oh you're a Bombers fan.
Speaker 3: That's why you're nervous this morning.
Speaker 2: She doesn't even know what to say.
Speaker 3: You really can't.
Speaker 2: Well, let's try and win you some cash to brighten
Speaker 2: up your morning.
Speaker 3: So you can got an easy question for fifteen medium
Speaker 3: question for five hundred, or roll the dice and go
Speaker 3: a hard one for five k. You have ordered the
Speaker 3: medium VU meal, let's do it for five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: The rules are simple. You will hear a question. You
Speaker 3: will hear a three to two one. You need to
Speaker 3: give us an air in that time. Okay, now, Caitlin.
Speaker 2: Good luck.
Speaker 3: This is guessable. Guessable.
Speaker 2: Well, if you don't know, just have a guess, just
Speaker 2: throw something out there because you never know.
Speaker 3: I guess I was one off. Okay, you got this
Speaker 3: stuff for five one hundred dollars. Take a listen to this.
Speaker 1: In how many films did Sean Connery play James Bond?
Speaker 2: Three? Two?
Speaker 3: Quicklo? No, it was seven seven.
Speaker 5: Seven.
Speaker 2: He was James Bond for twenty one years. That's amazing.
Speaker 4: I mean was he the best mod?
Speaker 2: Yes, the og and the best Yeah, dreams Bond?
Speaker 3: How do you do it with the ex Bond James Bond?
Speaker 3: You could do an a strange James Bond stun away.
Speaker 4: Away, It doesn't quite No, not have our same ra.
Speaker 3: Shaken, not sturdy. You'll take the drink. He's next game.
Speaker 2: Respond, We were talking about it this.
Speaker 4: Morning, Jacob Lordie, Yeah, can we have Jake Jacob?
Speaker 3: Hey, Caitlyn, thanks you giving a crack mate.
Speaker 9: Have a nice day you true, thank you.
Speaker 3: It is just going twenty past eight. All right, we've
Speaker 3: tracked down one of Clint's x's. We're going to chat
Speaker 3: with her next. Why do you hear it is? It's
Speaker 3: someone we all know. Plus after eight thirty we're hooking
Speaker 3: you up with tickets for school holidays Melbourne. Ah, that's
Speaker 3: so Hello to our next guest.
Speaker 1: Our next guest has Mastard's space and time. She's managed
Speaker 1: to stay the same age thirty three years of being
Speaker 1: on Home and Away.
Speaker 2: I remember main host you for good to talk right
Speaker 2: from wrong. I'm the flipping victim here.
Speaker 4: Please welcome to the show Home and Away Hirene otherwise
Speaker 4: as Lynn McGranger.
Speaker 3: Logie nominated Lynn McGranger, Good morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning everyone, Thank you for having me well, so
Speaker 8: excited to have you after has it been thirty two
Speaker 8: years on Home in Away?
Speaker 5: Thirty three?
Speaker 4: Love?
Speaker 2: And is this your first Gold LOGI nominee for being Irene?
Speaker 5: Yes? Yes, And you know what, if I'd have known
Speaker 5: this would have happened, I would have left years ago.
Speaker 2: Are you not being in the limelight about this?
Speaker 5: You know, I've kind of had my face on in
Speaker 5: magazines for you know, thirty three years. Look, don't get
Speaker 5: me wrong, it is a huge honor. It's really lovely
Speaker 5: to be thought of that, you know that highly. It
Speaker 5: is terrific. But I'm rehearsing for a play at the moment.
Speaker 5: A Grandparents Club. We're just coming to Melbourne. I'll tell
Speaker 5: you about that in a minute. But I'm mus but
Speaker 5: and it's just like all this stuff is happening around me,
Speaker 5: and I'm like, Okay, can I just go and practice
Speaker 5: this dance routine?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: And I just don't practice this.
Speaker 3: I get that because you're a working actor, but you
Speaker 3: know what, take a moment to enjoy it. Larry m
Speaker 3: did the same last year. Was like the commotions crazy,
Speaker 3: but it's like, you know what you've achieved on television
Speaker 3: is No.
Speaker 4: Are you to get a tattoo on me? You need
Speaker 4: a bum tattoo?
Speaker 5: No, I don't need a bum tattoo. I've already got
Speaker 5: two fy on each cheek, an apple, an apple at
Speaker 5: the bottom of my the bottom of my ankle, which
Speaker 5: has got a rescue.
Speaker 2: With And why have you got an apple on your ankle?
Speaker 5: Because I was in New York and I was drunk.
Speaker 3: Right, wasn't me?
Speaker 5: And I said to my apple, do not let me
Speaker 5: get a tattoo if I'm drunk, and he did, and
Speaker 5: it's fair.
Speaker 8: That is.
Speaker 2: And then when I was in New York, I tried
Speaker 2: to get an apple tattoo. Remember Jase I came home
Speaker 2: and I was like, we're going to get matching apple tattoos.
Speaker 2: And the guy in the tattoo shop said, you look
Speaker 2: like a Steve Jobs enthusiast. Don't do that, that's the point.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, looks like a peacher or a diamond ring.
Speaker 5: Somebody said, for the diamond ring on your not a
Speaker 5: bloody diamond ring you namty.
Speaker 3: No doubt Clint would have already seen the tattoos. Because
Speaker 3: there's something I want to I want to bring up
Speaker 3: with you. We were discussing the Logis earlier this week
Speaker 3: and our intrepid news man here, Clint's down away host
Speaker 3: of Weekend today as well. He's been to a number
Speaker 3: of logis and he just.
Speaker 2: Mentioned he's a hot mess at the logis.
Speaker 3: Though, Lauren, he just mentioned, well, then he mentioned him passing.
Speaker 3: The other day. He was talking about checking out at
Speaker 3: the hotel and he said, you guys were checking out
Speaker 3: together and we had a conversation about take a listen
Speaker 3: you do one on with Lynn mcgrante. Well, no, we were.
Speaker 2: Throw down with I.
Speaker 3: Throw down with Irene from home.
Speaker 2: I could see you too as a couple.
Speaker 3: Laying there vaping in bed when they finished. Good for
Speaker 3: you throwing down?
Speaker 2: What what is a throwdown? You explain?
Speaker 9: It is that a little beer?
Speaker 5: Isn't that a little beer?
Speaker 4: No? Well, we are both very good actors, Lyn McGranger
Speaker 4: and I at our various craft.
Speaker 3: Can we confirm or deny? Were you checking out together
Speaker 3: or separately? Lynn?
Speaker 5: Look, I've got to be honest, Please don't think it personally.
Speaker 3: I don't remember.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean a lot of people it was.
Speaker 3: It was that good? Was it? Do you know what?
Speaker 3: I don't remember either?
Speaker 2: There you do seems to be what happens seems to
Speaker 2: be a comment.
Speaker 5: And there was certainly no throwdown. Whatever the hell?
Speaker 3: Hey, Lynn, just quickly you are so intrigued.
Speaker 2: Where the second tattoo is?
Speaker 8: Though?
Speaker 3: That's an off chair the stage, working on the Grandparents
Speaker 3: Club too. It's hitting Melbourne. It's it's a celebration of
Speaker 3: a grandparenthood set on a cruise ship. Yes, you're the
Speaker 3: cruise ship demo now, Lynn, it's.
Speaker 5: Set on a cruise ship. It's not on a cruise ship.
Speaker 5: So where we're starting Gelong on the twenty fifth of
Speaker 5: August and we go to the week and we're all
Speaker 5: over the shop and people can go online at the
Speaker 5: Grandparents Club dot Com and check where it is. It's
Speaker 5: a load of fun. And then in between the before
Speaker 5: then we've got the LOGI so and.
Speaker 3: You to behave yourself and Lynn, honestly an amazing career
Speaker 3: on Home and Away you are.
Speaker 5: Thank you, you gem.
Speaker 3: You're one of our gems on Australian television. You deserve it.
Speaker 5: If you don't, yeah, thank you so much, guys, I
Speaker 5: really appreciate it. Thank you for your come and see me.
Speaker 5: We will and my my fabulous cast members.
Speaker 3: There she is gold LOGI Musical.
Speaker 5: You're singing and dancing well yeah, singing all singing, all dancing,
Speaker 5: all acting.
Speaker 3: The goat for musical production. Lyn mcgranget join us on
Speaker 3: the air this morning. I do want to thanks to
Speaker 3: show Ready Express Now Technology chat with Mum.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 2: I think this is something that could benefit all of us.
Speaker 2: I'm on day one of trialing something, so I'll let
Speaker 2: you know next week how I'm actually going.
Speaker 4: Tell us more along.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this is new though, but I've
Speaker 2: never heard anyone else using it. It's new to me.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go with it's being new. I actually
Speaker 2: learned about this from Keeter. You love Keeter Alexander, singer
Speaker 2: I've had on the show a couple of times Red Room.
Speaker 3: She sings this gorgeous girl on the front cover of
Speaker 3: Cosmo at the moment.
Speaker 2: And I've got a creepy photo of Jace reading it,
Speaker 2: and I sent it to her and embarrassed you. What
Speaker 2: you loved it?
Speaker 3: What do you do? You take it home with you? No,
Speaker 3: it wasn't looking at it for research, of.
Speaker 2: Course, No for rese What did you learn from it?
Speaker 3: She's a wonderful singer.
Speaker 2: That she's gorgeous. Anyway, she was telling me about this
Speaker 2: app because we were having a discussion about how she's
Speaker 2: got two little kids as well, and she was talking about,
Speaker 2: you know, kids on screen time. You always talk about
Speaker 2: it too, jas with your kids on screen time each
Speaker 2: time limited And it's a funny thing because parents talk
Speaker 2: about this stuff a lot, but it's actually I think
Speaker 2: the adults who also have an addiction to screen time.
Speaker 2: So she was telling me about this app which is
Speaker 2: meant to help you really think about whether you want
Speaker 2: to engage in social media. So it's called step Block.
Speaker 2: So I download the app and what it does is
Speaker 2: you choose the apps that you're trying not to use
Speaker 2: so much, and then you select what you want to
Speaker 2: do that you have to do before you go on.
Speaker 2: So I chose Instagram, TikTok, I think just I did
Speaker 2: Instagram and TikTok, And now every time I log on
Speaker 2: or open TikTok or Instagram, it comes up with this
Speaker 2: screen that says, right, you have to do five squats
Speaker 2: to open the app.
Speaker 3: You know what, My goodness, I don't. I don't need
Speaker 3: to steal cooking for dinner anymore.
Speaker 4: I'm out.
Speaker 3: So you can.
Speaker 2: You can choose if you're going to do push ups, Clint,
Speaker 2: that could be for you, and you choose how many
Speaker 2: you're going to do and how long you do them for,
Speaker 2: and it films you so you have to actually do it.
Speaker 3: So she uses what AI technology to work out you're
Speaker 3: actually doing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah. So I opened
Speaker 2: I said five squats for five minutes is what I've
Speaker 2: allowed myself to do. So if I'm online for more
Speaker 2: than five minute and then I got to open it again,
Speaker 2: it says, nope, You've got to do your five squats.
Speaker 2: And then you go, is this you? Oh yeah, you
Speaker 2: guys ready, I've got it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Literally, it can't up there.
Speaker 4: Now you can use Instagram for five.
Speaker 2: Minutes and I can open it. So if you're lying
Speaker 2: in bed you want to fall a squad by the way,
Speaker 2: I know, Well, it's not a great angler filmed it
Speaker 2: on either you're lying in bed, like maybe I'm going
Speaker 2: to do him scroll. It's like, well, can I really
Speaker 2: be bothered getting out of bed and doing five squats to.
Speaker 3: Do this question?
Speaker 4: Question?
Speaker 3: Can I put this on the kids iPads and have
Speaker 3: like clean the house for five minutes of roadblocks? Oh,
Speaker 3: that's good, get dad a beer.
Speaker 2: No, I don't do that, but you can do games,
Speaker 2: you know. So there's another one she told me about,
Speaker 2: which is called I think it's something about grass, and
Speaker 2: you can say five or ten minutes, and every time
Speaker 2: you exceed that limit, you have to go out and
Speaker 2: take a photo of grass to prove that you're getting up,
Speaker 2: you're moving and you're going outside. Think about whether you
Speaker 2: really need to do this and getting back up. But
Speaker 2: that could be good for you kids.
Speaker 4: What about the groups that have concrete.
Speaker 3: Instagram there is no social meeting.
Speaker 2: Oh, that one's called touch grass. But I'm on stop
Speaker 2: block guys, so I think we all need it.
Speaker 3: Also, very flattering photo of you mid squat and the
Speaker 3: app as well.
Speaker 2: That is absolutely not going on the internet, not for
Speaker 2: one second. We'll be posted on.
Speaker 3: And he's doing push up. Someone wants to hit snapchat today.
Speaker 2: Get on it. Yeah, you can do push ups, you
Speaker 2: can get your step count up. All you can do.
Speaker 3: What's what's the app called? Again?
Speaker 2: It is called stop Block and I'm telling you it's
Speaker 2: going to change our lives.
Speaker 4: I've done five push up so OnlyFans dot com.
Speaker 3: Yeah you get and that's it. It is just going
Speaker 3: eighteen to no. High school holidays start this weekend. Don't worry.
Speaker 3: We've got you covered. Free tickets to the hottest events
Speaker 3: in Melbourne. We'll tell you hey can win them next
Speaker 3: Oh no, what three days to go? And then it's holidays.
Speaker 3: Mouth gets but can it hold them for they are coming.
Speaker 1: Only one thing can stop these rabid children from ruining
Speaker 1: us all. It's Jason Laurence School holidays.
Speaker 3: Save Yes, we've got this, Melbourne. We can do it.
Speaker 4: M h two two weeks, glorious week.
Speaker 2: What are you going to do? What have you got
Speaker 2: planned for the two weeks?
Speaker 4: Jase?
Speaker 2: Because you keep saying come on parents, start thinking now
Speaker 2: about what you're doing. And then every morning before we
Speaker 2: start the show, I'm like, hey, watch plan for school
Speaker 2: holidays and you say nothing, Lauren.
Speaker 3: Now we're going to do this great fun activity where
Speaker 3: they treat me like a human atm and then we
Speaker 3: just spend as much cat as we can. That makes sense,
Speaker 3: I think again, dependence. Now, look, school holidays are expensive,
Speaker 3: so we are here to save your Melbourne. Every day
Speaker 3: this week we're going to be uploading passes, family passes
Speaker 3: to different events all the.
Speaker 2: Fun things that kids want to do on the holidays.
Speaker 3: Today is a fun one Elmo circus stream at Corefield Racecourse.
Speaker 3: It's under the heated big top. That's right, heated. It
Speaker 3: is on now. You can book a ticketmaster dot com
Speaker 3: dot au. We've got family passes to go. However, there
Speaker 3: is a cat that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: That was good.
Speaker 3: You have to ring up and ask for the family pass.
Speaker 3: Can I have the tickets?
Speaker 4: You too?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 2: At Elmo?
Speaker 3: You try?
Speaker 2: My voice doesn't going to ha.
Speaker 3: Noble, good night in Marble.
Speaker 2: Okay, what else does Elmo say?
Speaker 3: Melmo do the tickle? I bought the tickle me o
Speaker 3: my dog great, and I bought the all my chicken.
Speaker 3: One my chicken like he does the chicken, and then
Speaker 3: third a twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: And then he squawks like a chicken in it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thirdey and twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: It's horrendous.
Speaker 3: I didn't even have kids when I bought that. It's
Speaker 3: from my niece and nephew thirty and twenty four ten
Speaker 3: when a family pass call. Now was ELMO, Good morning Melbourne.
Speaker 3: This is number one hundred. You are on the air
Speaker 3: with Jason Lauren Clintire. You're both kids. What can I
Speaker 3: held them for? They are coming.
Speaker 1: Only one thing can stop these rabbid children from ruining
Speaker 1: us all.
Speaker 3: It's Jason Lawrence. School holidays saved. Yes, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: I just had an idea talk to me.
Speaker 2: Very traumatic, that isn't it?
Speaker 3: Well, that's very traumatic what we're about to go through, Laura,
Speaker 3: two whole week. Some of us may not survive. I
Speaker 3: mean I might not see it through to the first Friday.
Speaker 4: It was you who decided to do with their children.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's shown. Some have to have them for three weeks.
Speaker 3: That is true. I got myself into this sometimes not
Speaker 3: by ch boys.
Speaker 2: Look, what do you mean, not by choice? Talk to
Speaker 2: me about not by choice?
Speaker 3: Well, I thought of the pregame, not the end game.
Speaker 3: Just look at the weather. Because I thought I'd take
Speaker 3: the tinny out for a fish.
Speaker 2: That cycle well, we thought without the children.
Speaker 3: Well the cyclone, yes, is going to affect that because
Speaker 3: I thought I could have sold boat rides, made a
Speaker 3: bit of coin on the holidays.
Speaker 2: What parents, Well, you don't even want to hang out
Speaker 2: with your own children. No, they're going to hang out
Speaker 2: with other people's children.
Speaker 3: My kids can pay and come on the boat as well.
Speaker 4: Here's the go.
Speaker 3: We are going to be offloating tickets every day to
Speaker 3: different events around Melbourne. To know things are expensive. Today
Speaker 3: we've got family passes to Elmo's Circus Dream. It's a
Speaker 3: Coffield racecourse under the heated Big Top. You can book
Speaker 3: now at ticketmaster dot com dot au. I've taken the
Speaker 3: kids of this before. It is an absolute cracker to
Speaker 3: win family passes. You've just got to ask for him
Speaker 3: as Elmo. Let's go to Clare in pasco of our South.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Claire, good morning, No, no, sorry Cla again,
Speaker 3: let's morning Claire.
Speaker 6: Good morning.
Speaker 2: Do you want tickets Claire?
Speaker 6: Yes? Please, Lauren Alma would love tickets.
Speaker 2: That's so good that's actually not bad.
Speaker 4: You can have tickets.
Speaker 3: Claire Clay, you've got a family pass ingrats amazing, Thanks,
Speaker 3: don't break character. All right, let's go.
Speaker 2: What about Sophie. Sophie hanging out with our this morning?
Speaker 3: Wow, Sophie family pass cooling for so your wife? Well,
Speaker 3: not bad, that's pretty good. They're actually not bad?
Speaker 4: Should we try?
Speaker 3: Katie? Go for it?
Speaker 4: Good morning Katie, Good morning guy. Ju you what that
Speaker 4: sounds like?
Speaker 3: It is? How are you trying to win tickets to
Speaker 3: run show?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm here failure and I'm loving it.
Speaker 3: It's not bad bad, Hi, Katie.
Speaker 2: We're gonna strong, started strong.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll hook you up with the family past. Now
Speaker 3: you enjoy. Thank you, that's no break. Gotta beat Katie. Hilarious.
Speaker 3: If Katie was a big vapor, thanks girls talking the
Speaker 3: kids count I take the cool field.
Speaker 2: They were not blokes doing Elmo.
Speaker 3: Then we're off floating more tickets off the air. So
Speaker 3: thirteen twenty four ten is our number to win you
Speaker 3: way at Elmo's circus stream at Corfield Racecourse under the
Speaker 3: heated Big Top on now you can book a ticketmaster
Speaker 3: dot com dot au. Do you ever watched the you
Speaker 3: ever watched the docco of the puppeteers that do Sesame Street.
Speaker 4: No, it's's it. Well, what's disturbing.
Speaker 3: It's quite trippy. Is this Just be careful what condition
Speaker 3: you're in when you watch it.
Speaker 4: Well, I assume they'd have to sort of really get
Speaker 4: into character.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well I watched it look quite late on a
Speaker 3: Friday night at a friend's house. It probably wasn't the
Speaker 3: best conditions to watch. That's true. Stuffing outfits, well, no,
Speaker 3: not all of them, like something like Elmo's. There's not
Speaker 3: there's not a little man in that Elmo suit.
Speaker 4: Oh right, No, no, no, just a big hand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's a hand.
Speaker 4: Sure, yeah, assignment, assignment.
Speaker 3: That's it. Just before we get out of here, I
Speaker 3: just want to acknowledge the lead story going around Melbourne
Speaker 3: today about the tragic events that have taken place in
Speaker 3: several childcats and as we've been very careful not to
Speaker 3: hit the topic this hour because we are aware that
Speaker 3: there are a lot of kids in cars, but we
Speaker 3: had a very good conversation with some childcare workers earlier
Speaker 3: on today about it, and that podcast is now up
Speaker 3: in your pod feeds. If you want to go and
Speaker 3: have a listen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we're thinking of everyone who's been affected or
Speaker 2: who is having a difficult day today trying to get
Speaker 2: their head around what's been happening.
Speaker 4: There is information on the various websites Department of Health
Speaker 4: than the vic Pole website. And if you have been impacted,
Speaker 4: please call crime stoppers.
Speaker 3: Hey, that is it, guys, We are getting out of here.
Speaker 3: Thanks for joining us for the show today. She was
Speaker 3: a fun one. The video of.
Speaker 2: Don't No, No, It's not funny. That is for you only.
Speaker 3: The video of Lauren's app to help you control your
Speaker 3: screen time. The Squat will be live on our Jason
Speaker 3: Lauren page tonight. We'll just have an offair discussion about
Speaker 3: whether any areas need to be believe.
Speaker 2: You need to reshoot it. The angle was not good
Speaker 2: to have my phone on the floor when I was
Speaker 2: filming during the squads. She's just has to blur out.
Speaker 4: She's just concerned.
Speaker 2: He's going to make it look Yeah, yeah, how you
Speaker 2: that it's not But it's just not a good angle, you.
Speaker 3: Go, I just want to reshoot it. I'm like, can
Speaker 3: you imagine coming out in the Chanelle dress on high heels?
Speaker 2: No, I just the angle you don't ever put a
Speaker 2: phone on the ground and film yourself doing squads.
Speaker 4: Actually yours and the way you go.
Speaker 3: I have a great day of run the lovely melch
Speaker 3: of scener in the next world CE tomorrow, Bye, Lauren.
Speaker 2: Wake up feeling good following them on the socials.