Speaker 1: Getting morning every day Adelaide.
Speaker 2: Last night, I didn't think just rock Adelaide, Oval Jod's
Speaker 2: you were there, give us a review?
Speaker 3: How was it take us through?
Speaker 4: Every second I was there until I wasn't okay. So
Speaker 4: we arrived probably just as Tones and I was. She
Speaker 4: was asking for some help from the crowd, just to say, hey,
Speaker 4: there's a few people who were heat affected up the
Speaker 4: front and just reading on the TiSER website. Now quite
Speaker 4: a few people it seemed struggled with the heat last night,
Speaker 4: because it was still thirty odd degrees at around nine o'clock.
Speaker 4: So got there, caught a little bit of Tones and
Speaker 4: I but I took my ten year old, who was
Speaker 4: really excited, and it was a bit of a paper
Speaker 4: rock scissors situation in our household as to who got
Speaker 4: to go to Pink and Greg Oldie unfortunately missed out
Speaker 4: because someone wanted to go and her cousin wanted to go.
Speaker 4: So we arrived and it was so busy and so
Speaker 4: hectic that she got like super overwhelm, like she's sort
Speaker 4: of got really claustrophobic because of this year volume of people,
Speaker 4: and so we got to like we were just in
Speaker 4: the general admission area, and she's sort of laid on
Speaker 4: the seats and I said, babe, what do you want
Speaker 4: to do? And she goes, I just want to go home.
Speaker 4: So we yeah, unfortunately had to jump in a cabin
Speaker 4: and head home straightaway. Went and see a thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah wow, okay, well two things. Firstly, this summer congratulations
Speaker 2: ahead of her time. What do you mean are you'll
Speaker 2: start doing this when you get older? Yeah, so she'd
Speaker 2: be coming out old time. You start getting into crowded,
Speaker 2: congested situations and go, you.
Speaker 3: Know what, I am out.
Speaker 4: I want to go home.
Speaker 3: Too much social social anser.
Speaker 4: And I woke up this morning and she'd left me
Speaker 4: a little note next to my bed said, dear mum,
Speaker 4: I'm really sorry about the concert. I just got overwhelmed
Speaker 4: and I didn't mean to ruin your time. I love
Speaker 4: you so much and I'm really sorry. And then she's
Speaker 4: done one of those like Jody spelled out jodye joyful, optimistic, delightful, incredible, enthusiastic.
Speaker 4: So remember all those things.
Speaker 5: Can you?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 4: There start having a got met she.
Speaker 6: Talking about the same Jodey. We know, all right, it's
Speaker 6: interesting Jodie Foster.
Speaker 4: Maybe she's yeah, yeah, so I didn't get to see Pink,
Speaker 4: which I'm really disappointed about. But obviously your kids sometimes
Speaker 4: just get when there's a lot of people.
Speaker 2: Just ye a bit, you know what about that as well?
Speaker 2: At least would have a nice cruisy passage home.
Speaker 4: Oh so easy.
Speaker 2: And also the people that are watching you and someone
Speaker 2: e being like, how about those two who have left
Speaker 2: because tones and eyes done? They wanted to get out
Speaker 2: of there before Pink starts.
Speaker 4: At least I didn't get home at twelve thirty like
Speaker 4: news read Abbey then set the alarm for three am.
Speaker 4: How are you fading faster?
Speaker 7: I just I'm just getting to the point now. I'm
Speaker 7: like meeh, could go on out?
Speaker 4: Yeah right. Someone who actually met Pink, I believe last
Speaker 4: night was Nicole from Morphet Vale. Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah good. You didn't leave before she took to
Speaker 4: the stage, did you.
Speaker 5: Not at all?
Speaker 8: I was all up in girl last night. It was amazing. Sorry, yeah,
Speaker 8: so she was. She had a stage, came out like
Speaker 8: a big tea and I was at the end of
Speaker 8: the tea basically, and she was signing someone else's postcard
Speaker 8: and I just took the opportunity. I was wearing a
Speaker 8: tour of one of her tour t shirts from twenty thirteen,
Speaker 8: and I took the opportunity. I said, people, you signed
Speaker 8: my signed my shirt because I was right near her,
Speaker 8: and she said sure. So I whipped it off and
Speaker 8: threw it to her and she signed it, and she
Speaker 8: threw it back to me and she she then you know,
Speaker 8: took another next time she looked over to me, she said, wow,
Speaker 8: you get dressed. And I'm dressed really quickly, and luckily
Speaker 8: I was wearing something underneath, like my little crop top thing.
Speaker 8: It was pretty hot, so you know, I wouldn't have
Speaker 8: done it if it was freezing curls. And then I said, oh, Taylor,
Speaker 8: who to her and she just giggled and said, oh yeah.
Speaker 8: It was amazing. She said everyone's taller than me, because
Speaker 8: Willow came out and saying, come with me in sunshine
Speaker 8: with her, and she said everyone's taller than me, even
Speaker 8: my daughter Willow. And I shouted out to her, what
Speaker 8: about Jamison, her son, and she said, oh, no, he's
Speaker 8: not quite as tall as me just yet, but but yeah.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 8: It was amazing. We were just having this banter back
Speaker 8: and forth a couple of times. It was it was incredible.
Speaker 8: So that autograph, I'm going to have it. I'm going
Speaker 8: to take the shirt to a tattoo shell and get
Speaker 8: a tattooed.
Speaker 4: Somewhere that's not that's somewhere, any idea where.
Speaker 8: I don't know, because I already have quite a few tattoos,
Speaker 8: so maybe my wrist. I don't know. I need to
Speaker 8: have a think about it. But I'm never going to
Speaker 8: wash that shirt again. It's coming in swet and the
Speaker 8: horrible feo. But you know, I don't want to wash
Speaker 8: the shirt and lose her autograph. But it was funny.
Speaker 8: I got there to line up at four o'clock in
Speaker 8: the afternoon and the people literally in front of me, yeah,
Speaker 8: basically in front of me. I could still touch the
Speaker 8: barrier of the stage. They got there one am to
Speaker 8: line up and I got there at four pm and
Speaker 8: we were right next to each other.
Speaker 4: Goodness, so yeah, they'd be filthy.
Speaker 3: It was amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, And Nicle, it sounds like, I mean, from
Speaker 2: where I can take from that, you and Pink are
Speaker 2: pretty much really good friend for.
Speaker 4: Coffee or what.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we're bff. She's taken me to California to her
Speaker 8: vineyard at home, I'm going to try some of her wine.
Speaker 8: So yeah, we're just we're tight.
Speaker 4: Sounds good. I'm glad you had the best time, Nicole.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. So jealous And do you know what is
Speaker 3: refreshing about all that?
Speaker 2: There's a lady at a concert who's taken her top off
Speaker 2: thrown it on stage and it wasn't Robbie Williams. A
Speaker 2: lot of people saying the best gig of all time?
Speaker 3: Is that fair enough? You've read abic?
Speaker 6: Yeah, haven't the Fringe really stepped things up this year?
Speaker 4: Nah?
Speaker 6: Just kidding.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was absolutely incredible. It was I yeah, absolutely amazing,
Speaker 7: one of my probably one of the best concerts I've
Speaker 7: ever been to. Why she came out, she was full
Speaker 7: of energy, She had you laughing, she had you crying.
Speaker 6: She's really personable.
Speaker 3: She assaulted you, she complimented you, she.
Speaker 7: Flew in the air, like what more could you want? Essentially,
Speaker 7: but yeah, it was just a constant that you're left
Speaker 7: just going, wow, like I've had no sleep and I'm
Speaker 7: just I feel great.
Speaker 6: Yeah you said it.
Speaker 4: One stage you looked up and she's like flying from
Speaker 4: one stand. Yeah, at the Adelaide Oval to the other
Speaker 4: side and then back up the middle.
Speaker 7: Essentially when she first came out, So she had there's
Speaker 7: like a mouth that's at the top of the stage
Speaker 7: and she came out from there and we were all like,
Speaker 7: oh my god, this is incredible. Then she did another
Speaker 7: sort of acrobatics number where she wasn't strapped in. She
Speaker 7: just was on the on the you know, the thing
Speaker 7: like the piece of fabric. Yeah, and they grabbed underneath.
Speaker 6: The sils and silks. That's the one, thank you.
Speaker 3: Dangerous, doesn't it.
Speaker 7: But yeah, so she was on that, she wasn't strapped in,
Speaker 7: like it was just incredible. But then a friend of mine, Amy,
Speaker 7: who I was with, she kept going, now, see there's
Speaker 7: chords here, and I'm going, no, no, that's you know,
Speaker 7: at the footy and they have the cameras.
Speaker 6: Blah blah blah. She's not going to do that. Yeah,
Speaker 6: yeah she she did.
Speaker 7: So she literally flew from the stage out to the
Speaker 7: other side sort of where all your corporate boxes are,
Speaker 7: to the other side, and then over above us as well.
Speaker 3: What a freak.
Speaker 4: What an athlete really set the standard for the boundary riders,
Speaker 4: hasn't she?
Speaker 6: During the IFL S is it exactly?
Speaker 2: But she was just then, all of a sudden, you
Speaker 2: see a young Sam Dado from five Double A. There
Speaker 2: he goes, just trying to get exclusive chat.
Speaker 6: With good old Sammy.
Speaker 7: But yeah, she was just she was full of energy,
Speaker 7: and I think I love the fact that you know,
Speaker 7: she did come out when she was doing some of
Speaker 7: her slower stuff and she's like, right, some of the
Speaker 7: love songs are coming on.
Speaker 6: If you hate love or you don't like this, go
Speaker 6: and get a beer.
Speaker 7: So the bars would have been pumping at that point
Speaker 7: because you saw all the men go right, I'm out,
Speaker 7: you know, I don't want to be here for this,
Speaker 7: and you know, someone throw Tim Tams onto the stage.
Speaker 6: They were melted, but she picks them up, she eats them,
Speaker 6: and I'm thinking in my head, what if there's not
Speaker 6: Tim Tams in there, like what are you doing?
Speaker 7: But she's just she's someone who you feel like you're,
Speaker 7: you know, watching a good friend perform.
Speaker 6: She was amazing.
Speaker 4: Wasn't without its drama too, So early on there are
Speaker 4: a few sort of heat stroke victims.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so obviously we've just sweltered through a very hot night.
Speaker 7: I was checking the temperature at nine twenty pm. It
Speaker 7: was still thirty two degrees and I sort of at
Speaker 7: first we got standing tickets and I'm thinking, I don't
Speaker 7: want to stand, what are you kidding me? But it
Speaker 7: was probably the best thing because you had room. It
Speaker 7: was roomy, you could dance, had a bit of wind.
Speaker 7: You know, it was good. So but yeah, there was
Speaker 7: a few people who were really struggling at the front
Speaker 7: of the stage because obviously that's packed and tones and
Speaker 7: I and credit to her. She what a wonderful performer
Speaker 7: and just wonderful person in general. She stopped, she said, oh, hey, guys,
Speaker 7: this is my new song. And she stopped singing. Everything
Speaker 7: went black, and she said, we need help here, and
Speaker 7: then she got a little bit not angry, I don't
Speaker 7: want to say angry, but she just I don't think
Speaker 7: anyone had acknowledged that they were going over to help
Speaker 7: who needed help. So she's like, hey, guys, you know,
Speaker 7: what's what's happening here? And I guess that's the issue
Speaker 7: with having concerts when it is that hot. But what
Speaker 7: can you do? Like they did have water tanks. They
Speaker 7: were in I think weird spots. I don't think that
Speaker 7: many people would get to them. Maybe it's something that
Speaker 7: Adelaide over, need to look at for next time.
Speaker 3: There go Abs.
Speaker 2: You were working last night as well, cruising forward with
Speaker 2: some punters. Oh my god, she.
Speaker 7: Just sang so wide and it was amazing, and she
Speaker 7: sang like she flew all above us.
Speaker 4: Amazing.
Speaker 6: What was your favorite song? All of them don't have
Speaker 6: a favorite.
Speaker 7: How amazing was she when she flew over the crowd?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 4: That was amazing.
Speaker 6: I wish I could do that, but I can't. It
Speaker 6: was absolutely amazing. Have you seen her before?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: I have not.
Speaker 6: I'm so I was so excited to see her.
Speaker 3: I wish I could fly over the ground.
Speaker 7: If you wanted to wrap up last night, one word
Speaker 7: you would say, it would be amazing. That's what everyone said.
Speaker 7: Oh I reckon nine out of ten. There was a
Speaker 7: few songs she didn't play that I sort of would
Speaker 7: have liked to have heard. And a few other friends
Speaker 7: I was with, Caitlin and Amy said the same. But
Speaker 7: definitely had you up, had you singing? I was crying
Speaker 7: by song three. It was all the fields, It was
Speaker 7: all the films.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 4: What a night.
Speaker 10: For? What the fork?
Speaker 3: What the fork?
Speaker 6: Indeed, what the fork?
Speaker 4: The Accommodation Edition, So these are those everyday things that
Speaker 4: you go, what the fork.
Speaker 6: Is that about?
Speaker 4: Have you ever rented an AIRB and B apartment slash accommodation?
Speaker 4: Our camera guy Josh has and you need to tell
Speaker 4: everyone what happened?
Speaker 11: Sure, thing, So this happened this weekend. I went away
Speaker 11: for a little buck stude.
Speaker 1: Someone's getting married, it's going And when I arrived, the
Speaker 1: host met me and said, hey, just so you know,
Speaker 1: I'll be coming and visiting three times a day because
Speaker 1: my brother lives in the shed and has dementia.
Speaker 2: Now, I don't think direct Yeah, she didn't release that
Speaker 2: information before he got that itchy.
Speaker 3: That was not mentioned on the listing.
Speaker 4: No, so okay, she's effectively saying I'm going to be
Speaker 4: here three times a day to check in because my
Speaker 4: brother lives right next to the house.
Speaker 11: Yeah yeah, like literally like there, like there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that'd be like me saying, hey, yeah, you can
Speaker 2: stay in our spare room.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: My four month old's in there and he wakes up
Speaker 2: every eighteen seconds and cries.
Speaker 4: That is outrageous. So what was your response?
Speaker 11: Well, we just told her, look, we're probably not comfortable
Speaker 11: with this. Yeah, and she's like, well, it's not against
Speaker 11: the rules. I've read the rules, which is obviously the
Speaker 11: defense of a person who's in the right. Yeah, and
Speaker 11: so we packed up and we left and we set
Speaker 11: up a bunch of tents in my friend's backyard.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: Does that mean do you still have to pay for
Speaker 3: it though? Because did you pay before you get there?
Speaker 11: Well, she said that because I'm pulling out, she's keeping
Speaker 11: my money.
Speaker 4: What but that is Oh my god, that is so outrageous.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: And like the fun thing about Airbnb is like you
Speaker 11: try to get your money back from them, and they say, hey,
Speaker 11: try and reach an agreement with your host first.
Speaker 3: I would rather die.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you know that it's effectively airbab as a
Speaker 2: parent that says, you know what, I'm going to lock
Speaker 2: your kids in the room, sort it out.
Speaker 4: But yeah, you can leave reviews and that sort of stuff,
Speaker 4: can't you as well?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 10: So I might have done that.
Speaker 11: Yes, And I might have got a very angry phone
Speaker 11: call yesterday.
Speaker 3: Because you left an honest review. I was totally honest
Speaker 3: about what happened. And she called me up and said.
Speaker 11: I had one hundred percent rating before you you've taken
Speaker 11: me down one ninety two.
Speaker 3: I used to be a super host.
Speaker 2: Not anymore, you old witch.
Speaker 4: That is outrageous. Thirteen twenty four to ten your accommodation adventures.
Speaker 4: What's happened to you when you've tried to rent a place?
Speaker 4: How are things gone? Pair shape?
Speaker 3: Best cause?
Speaker 2: Well, Joe, it's the tickets for you and three mates
Speaker 2: to match at Tarrant at Gluttony. Here's an absolute gune.
Speaker 2: He's a magician and mentalist.
Speaker 4: Yeah. The only thing about Matt Tarrent is there'll be
Speaker 4: a man in the shed next to Matt Tarrant and
Speaker 4: he's got dementia. So we'll be checking in.
Speaker 3: It'll take your money before four down.
Speaker 2: We take your cause. Next for what the Force, Let's.
Speaker 4: Go to Sam. Hey, Sam, Hi, how are you good?
Speaker 9: Good?
Speaker 4: What happened?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 12: You know, as a good parent, we take our daughter
Speaker 12: to Taylor Swift and I think we're really clever, booking
Speaker 12: our accommodation before we even get tickets for the Melbourne concert.
Speaker 12: So we get that, yeah, like this is the concerts announced,
Speaker 12: book it in come just before Christmas and our accommodation
Speaker 12: gets canceled just random and apparently they can do that,
Speaker 12: abbid and so they cancel their accommodation. So we're madly
Speaker 12: scrambling to find more accommodation because, as you can imagine,
Speaker 12: Melbourne's very busy during the tatus. Wif we can, Yeah,
Speaker 12: we find another lot of accommodation two days before the concerts.
Speaker 12: So two days before we do to get on the plane,
Speaker 12: no communication, have no idea how we're going to get
Speaker 12: into this apartment. Got nothing from the host. Yeah the
Speaker 12: day before, so we've been communicating with the Airbnb trees.
Speaker 12: The day before we set to leaves. We find one
Speaker 12: place and stock standard apartment, one bathroom, and they charge
Speaker 12: us eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: A night for what accommodation.
Speaker 12: That is usually one hundred and twenty hundred and forty
Speaker 12: a night.
Speaker 5: But we were in such a bond, got no choice
Speaker 5: and it was just ridiculous past.
Speaker 12: Never again. Airbnb when there's a major event is ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Pout.
Speaker 2: There's a few stories emerging about that, because you think
Speaker 2: that the early bird has done a really really good thing.
Speaker 4: Maybe not something Yeah, hey bridget Hi, how you going good?
Speaker 1: God?
Speaker 4: What happened to you? Well?
Speaker 5: I had an opposite sort of experience. I'm a host
Speaker 5: of accommodation and It was the thirtieth of September for
Speaker 5: two days before New Year's Eve. Went to my cleaner
Speaker 5: called me and said, we can't get into the probably
Speaker 5: they haven't checked out yet. Yeah, And I said, okay,
Speaker 5: I'll come in and I'll check it out. I went
Speaker 5: up to the apartment door, wide open, long gone enough,
Speaker 5: completely trashed and stripped my apartments.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: They took my towels, they took my linen, they took
Speaker 5: paintings off the walls. They even hipped out the sugar
Speaker 5: and took the sugar dough.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Bridgie, that's awful. So did they have
Speaker 4: a because I'm not one hundred with how this weeks,
Speaker 4: But don't they don't you have to have a rating
Speaker 4: or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So I also I have I go through like I've
Speaker 5: got my own website. So I'm a professional accommodation business,
Speaker 5: so just through air B and B. So I took
Speaker 5: this booking through our website. I had their driver's license,
Speaker 5: I had their credit hard but it was all stolen information.
Speaker 5: So we had no idea. And they've tried to book
Speaker 5: five times since in other properties of ours, and they
Speaker 5: actually got into one of our properties with another stolen
Speaker 5: credit card. They slipped through my neck yesterday I've found out,
Speaker 5: saw them on the security camera and called the police.
Speaker 5: And they're all just ripped off of property and handoff
Speaker 5: two days ago. They are repeat offenders. They're stealing pars,
Speaker 5: they're stealing driver licenses, they're stealing credit cards. So yeah,
Speaker 5: it's really hard, you know. I can understand these people
Speaker 5: with these difficulties. I mean, I've just heard some terrible
Speaker 5: examples of how AIRB and B hosts are not doing
Speaker 5: the right thing. But we've also got to be so
Speaker 5: careful because they can clean out our properties in two days.
Speaker 4: Ow that's awful.
Speaker 3: God jeez, it doesn't happen to anybody else.
Speaker 4: No, No, that's very old.
Speaker 2: But unfortunately there's not much you can do, and all
Speaker 2: the information is there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, there you go.
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Speaker 7: So obviously, we had pink last night at Adelaide Oval,
Speaker 7: and what a night it was. She just painted the
Speaker 7: town Pink. It was incredible. She is off to Perth
Speaker 7: next for her summer carnival tour. There's conflicting reports. She
Speaker 7: came out and talked, so she said something about all
Speaker 7: forty four thousand of you, but we were expecting sixty.
Speaker 7: So I'm just trying to wait for confirmation to see
Speaker 7: how many people rocked up. Okay, there are some questions
Speaker 7: around this morning though, just in regards to concerts like
Speaker 7: this and the heat and heat because yeah, tones and
Speaker 7: I had to shut her pre show entertainment down and
Speaker 7: was basically standing on stage going, can someone answer me
Speaker 7: and tell me that they're going to help these people
Speaker 7: down the front?
Speaker 6: There were water stations.
Speaker 7: There were free water stations that they were touting, but
Speaker 7: they were at the very front.
Speaker 6: Of the stage.
Speaker 7: So if you're ten lines deep at the back, yep,
Speaker 7: you're not going to be getting to water easily. But yeah,
Speaker 7: apart from that, also one of the hottest nights, it's
Speaker 7: still thirty three thirty four degrees. We're meant to be
Speaker 7: seeing a cool change sweep through a little bit later,
Speaker 7: but yeah, still gonna be up at the sort of
Speaker 7: thirty three thirty four degree mark today.
Speaker 6: So if you got through it well done.
Speaker 4: I know you're going to do a full rap later on,
Speaker 4: but you said it was better than edheer.
Speaker 7: This, to be honest, one of the best concerts I've
Speaker 7: ever been to. I've always said, oh, Beyonce was so amazing.
Speaker 7: Beyonce was great, but there was a lot of theatrics.
Speaker 7: I went to a Missus Carter World tour. Yeah, Ed
Speaker 7: Sheeran I loved, but it kind of I don't know
Speaker 7: if I got to the point I'm like, all these
Speaker 7: songs kind of sound the same.
Speaker 6: I'm a little bit bored.
Speaker 7: But Pink was just yeah, I know I'm such a anyway,
Speaker 7: but yeah, Pink just kept you entertained. And yes, she
Speaker 7: did some of the slower songs, and she said to people,
Speaker 7: she said, if this isn't your thing, go get.
Speaker 6: A beer out. And so you see all the men
Speaker 6: get up and go, We're going to get beer. We'll
Speaker 6: be back in a bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: But she was just absolutely incredible, and I think I
Speaker 7: forgot how much I lent on her music at a
Speaker 7: really tough time in my life background as a teenager.
Speaker 7: So by song three, I'm bulling my eyes out, just
Speaker 7: going wow, like this is just bringing back all of
Speaker 7: the memories.
Speaker 4: Yeah, songs three, I was home in bed, I'm so frighted. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we'll talk about that a little bit later. What about
Speaker 4: this Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison is teared up while
Speaker 4: thanking a long list of family, staff and other supporters
Speaker 4: during an emotional final speech to Parliament. And it wasn't
Speaker 4: without its Taylor Swift references as well.
Speaker 9: It is true that my political opponents have often made
Speaker 9: me see read often when subjected to the tortured poets
Speaker 9: who would rise to attack my reputation. In response, I've
Speaker 9: always thought it important to be fearless and speak now
Speaker 9: or forever, hold my silence and allow those attacks to
Speaker 9: become folklore.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: So he's like, hey, everyone, I just quoted a heap
Speaker 2: of Taylor Swift, love me.
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift.
Speaker 2: Come on, a.
Speaker 4: Lot of people doing that at the moment, just inserting
Speaker 4: Taylor Swift references into everything they do. But yeah, interesting one.
Speaker 4: He said, he's leaving politics without any bitterness, but he
Speaker 4: has more than his fair share of scars after sixteen
Speaker 4: years in the business.
Speaker 2: Well, hopefully he shakes it off and moves on to
Speaker 2: the next chapter.
Speaker 4: It Anyway, when you think of him, what do you
Speaker 4: think of his legacy? How will he be remembered?
Speaker 2: Do you think he's the dude went on holidays to
Speaker 2: Hawaii when the country.
Speaker 4: Is shing I know, yeah? That and also him playing
Speaker 4: the ukulele.
Speaker 2: Also he tackled that kid gloves and sack of.
Speaker 7: Data you can think of is I don't hold a hold.
Speaker 7: I don't hold a hose mate. Is the comment that
Speaker 7: just comes.
Speaker 6: To my mind.
Speaker 4: I don't hold a hose mate.
Speaker 7: That's what he said when people said you're over in Hawaii,
Speaker 7: you weren't here for the fires, that's right, And he said,
Speaker 7: I don't hope I don't hold a hose ooh he should, Susie.
Speaker 3: Let's just wrap this up.
Speaker 2: Tent this morning actually nine thirty out of time, Sam
Speaker 2: Power Pepper is going to front the tribe unifor he's
Speaker 2: hit on Crows Defender Martin. This is going to be
Speaker 2: very very interesting. A lot of people are saying, oh,
Speaker 2: they should make an example of him, given the bra
Speaker 2: Shaw stuff, but it's been around for a long time,
Speaker 2: the importance of head high contact, so that shouldn't have
Speaker 2: a bearing, and saying that it's a three week minimum. Yep,
Speaker 2: three weeks, I reckon you deserve so he might get
Speaker 2: for all that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, okay, and so have we esteblished how long
Speaker 4: the season proper he will miss?
Speaker 2: I don't know, God, what an absolutely mess that is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: let's just wait and see exactly what happens and see
Speaker 2: if we can get a proper response from the kg AFL.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure they know it, to be honest.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, all right, Well watch the space so.
Speaker 2: You'd imagine what Sam's sitting there thinking, Yeah, what's going on?
Speaker 4: Sos Like, someone just tell me how many weeks? I
Speaker 4: don't even care anymore.
Speaker 3: Joe's here's Christian bar from American Psycho.
Speaker 10: And I like to do sir, girls, did you know
Speaker 10: I'm utterly insane?
Speaker 2: Yes, he's absolutely insane. He's done something very very unusual
Speaker 2: for a celebrity, which we'll talk about after seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: But while we are on the topic of psychos, here's
Speaker 2: a headline that didn't surprise me at all. There could
Speaker 2: be far more female psychopaths then previously thought.
Speaker 3: As I mean amongst four beautiful ladies.
Speaker 6: Very careful from the BUTTUDA advocate, because this is.
Speaker 3: Right, This is not satirical.
Speaker 2: Well, it's commonly believe that more men are living with
Speaker 2: the condition of psychopathy. One expert believes women are not
Speaker 2: being recognized as often due to their subtle, less obvious behavior.
Speaker 4: So we're smarter psychopaths.
Speaker 3: Well, did I say it wrong?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: But did a man write this?
Speaker 3: What do you mean? Probably?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, of course I don't think a woman did.
Speaker 2: She should be batting for the other women. Finally, it's
Speaker 2: some bloke who's just really having a tough time, isn't it.
Speaker 2: There could be a great deal of female psycho busts
Speaker 2: out there, it's just harder to spot them. It's from
Speaker 2: doctor Clive Body, who would have thought he's an expert
Speaker 2: on psychopaths in the corporate world. He explained that we
Speaker 2: not be able to spot the condition women because their
Speaker 2: behavior is just a little bit more.
Speaker 4: Su See, we're clever about it. That's the thing your eyes,
Speaker 4: I reckon, is it what.
Speaker 6: Makes the psychopaths?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 2: Well? I think for you, I reckon for you news
Speaker 2: your obsession with true crime. That's probably a bit of
Speaker 2: a dead giveaway, is that. What do you mean your
Speaker 2: dream is to one day be the subject of the podcast?
Speaker 7: Actually, either like first on scene or find them or.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't want to be the subject of it.
Speaker 4: I want to be I want to solve a crime.
Speaker 7: Do you know I always say how depressing if like
Speaker 7: someone's going through a podcast and your episode comes up
Speaker 7: and they skip it.
Speaker 4: Because it's so interesting. So like, when you first brought
Speaker 4: this to our attention, I was like, that is ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Women are not psychopaths. But then when I assess you
Speaker 4: to and you are absolute obsession with true crime and
Speaker 4: the fact that you both have to get up at
Speaker 4: an godly hour and you scare the Bejesus out yourself
Speaker 4: listening to said podcasts, I think you're onto something.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, but also diversion.
Speaker 4: I'm just being.
Speaker 2: Subtle, classic psychotic behavior.
Speaker 7: If you ask any of my ex boyfriends, they'd agree
Speaker 7: with you. Yeah, wow, sychath You know I did this
Speaker 7: morning driving in I've had no sleep because of Pink
Speaker 7: last night, and I'm listening to a podcast and then
Speaker 7: I had to shower at work this morning, and I
Speaker 7: honestly thought someone was going to come through that bathroom door.
Speaker 7: I really have this feeling of someone's there at watching me.
Speaker 7: There's no one here, no one that was hazy.
Speaker 2: So you know, it's been very silent in the situation
Speaker 2: as well. Producers are we yea classic psychotic behavior, just
Speaker 2: taking it all in very subtle.
Speaker 7: You know what the issue is is that we have
Speaker 7: to turn into psycho sometimes because you don't listen. Number one,
Speaker 7: Number two, we asked multiple times for you to do
Speaker 7: things or whatever, and we have to ask you all
Speaker 7: the time to get things done.
Speaker 6: And that's why we changed psycho.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. I do like this haircut.
Speaker 6: I just got it.
Speaker 2: I think we can all agree that in this team
Speaker 2: there's a bunch of psychos.
Speaker 3: Can we can we care aground that? Wait?
Speaker 2: Hang on, get away from me, go get away from me?
Speaker 3: Enough enough?
Speaker 2: Can we talk about Christian Balgi just for a second,
Speaker 2: because he is one of the great actors I like.
Speaker 10: To do so girls, did you know I'm utterly insane?
Speaker 3: Sure he is. That's human American psycho.
Speaker 2: Would you like to hear the specials?
Speaker 10: Not if you want to keep your spleen?
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, what a character you played. Settled down Christian,
Speaker 4: he's worth one hundred and twenty million dollars. Gets what
Speaker 4: sort of car he drives?
Speaker 2: Be something fancy like a Ferrari or something like that.
Speaker 4: Surely absolutely not a two thousand and three second hand
Speaker 4: Toyota Tacoma Wow, which I guess is the equivalent.
Speaker 6: Of a high Lox.
Speaker 3: It's a pickup truck, yeah, right.
Speaker 2: But really really old and by this particular report as well,
Speaker 2: he bought it second hands.
Speaker 4: Secondhand high lux Wow. We Christian, you're worth one hundred
Speaker 4: and twenty million dollars. What are you thinking?
Speaker 2: Yeah, just one of those situations where it's like, I
Speaker 2: don't care how much money is in the bank. I
Speaker 2: love my Talkoma and I'm not parting.
Speaker 3: Way with waves with it now.
Speaker 2: There's probably a significant other saying it's time for you
Speaker 2: to ditch the Toyota yeah and move on, Christian.
Speaker 4: I guess people can have a real emotional attachment to
Speaker 4: their first cars, though, can't they. Yeah, attachment to a
Speaker 4: lot of things really that you just can't let go of,
Speaker 4: Which is what we'd like to talk to you about
Speaker 4: this morning on thirteen, twenty four ten. What can't you
Speaker 4: let go of?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And sometimes it takes like an intervention from your significant
Speaker 2: other or maybe some friends where they just go, you
Speaker 2: know what, enough's enough.
Speaker 3: You're at the age where you should really let some
Speaker 3: things go. Can I go first?
Speaker 4: Please do for me?
Speaker 3: It was hoop neck t shirts.
Speaker 2: Oh, I think that was a little bit cool back
Speaker 2: in twenty ten.
Speaker 4: Hoop neck t shirt.
Speaker 6: I think.
Speaker 4: I think this is because you're quite partial to your pecks.
Speaker 4: You quite like them, and you quite like to show
Speaker 4: them off. Am I right?
Speaker 6: Tell me, I'm right.
Speaker 3: There might be a little bit of that.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty fourteen, why can't you get rid of We've
Speaker 2: got some epic prizes up for grabs with the best caller.
Speaker 2: I had an intervention with my wife and I reckon
Speaker 2: a few. A little bit of feedback from the team
Speaker 2: here as well. That hoopneck t shirts, yes, to the
Speaker 2: point where Carra had to go through my wardrobe and
Speaker 2: basically them physically get rid of them. And the other
Speaker 2: one for me is some of the brands that I
Speaker 2: used to wear, which I can't do anymore.
Speaker 3: I was wearing a Stoozy shirt.
Speaker 4: I yelled, I was going to bring that up like Stuossy. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the early two thousands called and they want their cool
Speaker 4: brand back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I missed the call, so I didn't answer that call. Also,
Speaker 2: I've got some mad Huey's tank tops. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 2: I was like, champion.
Speaker 3: I think she's champion.
Speaker 2: Listen, Champion, you're pushing forty No, no, no, no, you're
Speaker 2: not going out in public and that so you can
Speaker 2: wear them around the house, but don't you dare step
Speaker 2: foot outside. But I will not let go of this shirt.
Speaker 4: My husband has some hockey cards that he collected as
Speaker 4: a kids and he likes to say that they're our superinnuation.
Speaker 4: That's what he's going to sell a bit older because he.
Speaker 2: Bought them for five barks and now they're worth seven dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, exactly twenty four to ten. Give us a
Speaker 4: call this morning. What can't you let go of?
Speaker 2: Right? Best caller as well this morning on thirteen twenty
Speaker 2: four ten will win an ultimate Fringe pack for you
Speaker 2: and three mates. We're talking Large Barker, Stephen k Amoors
Speaker 2: and the best of Ed. Give us a call what
Speaker 2: can you just not get rid of? In the spirit
Speaker 2: of Christian Bale, who's cruising around in a twenty one
Speaker 2: year old crappy pickup in my love that.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 4: Christian Bale has an extremely surprising vehicle. He drives a
Speaker 4: two thousand and three Toyota Takoma, which is like a.
Speaker 2: Highlux for he like a highlights, a really old beatn
Speaker 2: up highlucks. If that's twenty one years old.
Speaker 4: The man's worth one hundred and twenty million dollars and
Speaker 4: he's getting around in a beat up old truck.
Speaker 3: You've got to appreciate that.
Speaker 10: I like to do, sir, girls, Did you know I'm
Speaker 10: utterly insane.
Speaker 3: And you also like to drive around in a really
Speaker 3: old pickup truck?
Speaker 4: Yeah, there are just some things in life that you
Speaker 4: can't let go of.
Speaker 1: You.
Speaker 4: It's one of those aggressively low hoop neck t shirts.
Speaker 3: I like to show off my stern.
Speaker 10: I think.
Speaker 2: About what about just the faint of picture. There's four
Speaker 2: ladies in the room. It was a collective shake of
Speaker 2: the head. Yeah, like a like you guys were in sync?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, what are you doing? Did your wife actually
Speaker 4: went through your closet and just cleaned them all out
Speaker 4: and said that's enough.
Speaker 3: I think she got rid of a few of the hopes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, okay, fair enough. Thirteen twenty four ten, let's
Speaker 4: do this this morning. What can you not let go of?
Speaker 4: Let's go to Jesse from Parafield gardens. Hey, Jesse, Hi,
Speaker 4: good morning, good morning. What are you holding on to?
Speaker 12: You know, the plant that the hospital puts on your
Speaker 12: baby from the biblical cord. Yeah, I've still got my
Speaker 12: daughters with a little bit of the bilical cord.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, after.
Speaker 12: I can't get rid of it.
Speaker 2: How big is it? And what is it doing? Is
Speaker 2: it'd just be like a little piece of almost the shriveled.
Speaker 8: Up things like sled up.
Speaker 12: But he's in glad rap and I've just get away.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just for a special occasion.
Speaker 12: It's twelve years older than now.
Speaker 2: It's it's aging beautifully, it's.
Speaker 4: Aging really good. Okay, maybe time to let that go, Jesse.
Speaker 4: I think nah, I don't think so. My mother in
Speaker 4: law still got my husband's first stitches. What yeah, from
Speaker 4: when he had a hockey fight.
Speaker 3: That's strange, isn't that.
Speaker 2: What about your kid's teeth, Yeah, your kid's teeth.
Speaker 4: Oh, I think so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've got other kids teeth as well.
Speaker 4: Okaycho Donna from Marian, good morning. What can't you let
Speaker 4: go of? Donna?
Speaker 5: My microwaves or not?
Speaker 3: It sounds a little bit dangerous. How old are we
Speaker 3: talking here? Donna?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think you could be right there, We've got
Speaker 5: it in nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 3: You gotta watch out dinner, whip up some popcorn. Oh,
Speaker 3: and then all.
Speaker 2: Of a sudden, Oh, although they probably made them much
Speaker 2: better back then, they made to last.
Speaker 4: So Donna is it? I'm just trying to think the
Speaker 4: old microwaves. Didn't you used to turn a dial? It
Speaker 4: wasn't actually digital?
Speaker 8: Is That is the crazy thing about it?
Speaker 5: It is digital?
Speaker 4: It is digital?
Speaker 5: Okay, it is digital?
Speaker 8: Yeah, and it is still going well.
Speaker 5: I believe strong.
Speaker 4: Okay, hang in there, Donna, I reckon, it's why not?
Speaker 4: Amber from Elizabeth Ace, Good morning.
Speaker 5: Good morning. How are you guys?
Speaker 4: We're good. What can't you let go of? Amber?
Speaker 5: I can't let go of of my my time zone
Speaker 5: tickets from back when I was like nine ten years old.
Speaker 8: So this is back in like two thousand and six.
Speaker 5: You can't even use them anymore to claim to claim
Speaker 5: your toys. I just have them in a box.
Speaker 3: So what would happen? What have happened with someone's to
Speaker 3: get rid of them?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 3: How heart broken would you be?
Speaker 5: Well, my partner's actually tried to get rid of them
Speaker 5: a couple of times when we've moved out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I've no, not not doing.
Speaker 5: I don't even know why I'm keeping them at this point.
Speaker 5: It's just I don't know.
Speaker 8: I'd be heartbroken through them.
Speaker 4: Mount.
Speaker 8: I think many of the time time Stamp.
Speaker 4: I guess I just love the thought of Amber going
Speaker 4: down to the beach house and having them laugh in
Speaker 4: her face.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry these expired seven years.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you so much. Yeah, but I think we
Speaker 4: I think perhaps we send Jesse along to the Fringe.
Speaker 4: Don't you think is an umbilical cord?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jesse. So we've got some tickets for you, for
Speaker 2: you and three mates. You're gonna see Arch Barker Stephen
Speaker 2: Camors in the Best of It Fringe dot Com. But
Speaker 2: you have to take along your daughter's umbilical Okay, show
Speaker 2: what he says.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 4: See what sort of feedback you get from the comedians
Speaker 4: when you tell them. Good on you, Jesse, Thank you
Speaker 4: so much.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Birthday.
Speaker 4: Yes, everyone has a birthday, so everyone can win, Emma
Speaker 4: from tusmore. I need to confirm first and foremost that
Speaker 4: you were born on the fifth.
Speaker 8: Yes, I wo.
Speaker 3: I've just got a good old fashioned feeling about you, Emma.
Speaker 3: We're so dupre weird. By the way.
Speaker 2: That's that's different, isn't it. What exactly is that sizzling
Speaker 2: away on the barbue? It looks like it looks like
Speaker 2: a human leg? Is that a human leath?
Speaker 4: It's the remains of Abby, who's just a shell of
Speaker 4: a woman after pink last night.
Speaker 2: And I got to say it smells delicious.
Speaker 3: I'll have a slice, Thank you very.
Speaker 6: Has anyone seen my left eyeball?
Speaker 3: What that is?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 3: It's cooking away and here?
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, Emma, were you born on the fifth
Speaker 4: of November? No shame, that's okay because you've still picked
Speaker 4: up a one hundred dollar barbecue adelaid web stores about you,
Speaker 4: which is nice.
Speaker 8: That's good, amazing, Thank.
Speaker 4: You, You're so welcome. Thank you for playing.
Speaker 9: There.
Speaker 4: We go, okay, we'ld you.
Speaker 3: Would you very much?
Speaker 10: Do?
Speaker 2: We had two winners last week, and that means we're
Speaker 2: going to get to Thursday and we still don't have
Speaker 2: a winner.
Speaker 3: Come on, it's surely due tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Not okay, Let me just pray a couple of times
Speaker 2: for the birthday pay day gods tonight and just see.
Speaker 4: What happens, right, Okay, put it out there, manifest please.
Speaker 10: We're going back in time on this daisy in.
Speaker 2: On a wacky Wednesday. You're on this daisy version. Should
Speaker 2: we take a little fit down? Mamy Lane thinks, so
Speaker 2: strap in, I'm driving, don't you dare try? And actually
Speaker 2: I just need to do something else, So can you
Speaker 2: take your wheel? And I'm just going to eat a
Speaker 2: bit of sandwich.
Speaker 4: I'm not I'm not qualified to drive the hazy on
Speaker 4: this daisy bus.
Speaker 3: If you can, okay, just do the wheel? Oh watch
Speaker 3: out for that.
Speaker 2: Let's get back to two thousand and three on this day.
Speaker 2: That is the twenty eighth and fair Australian cricket team
Speaker 2: won by a record two hundred and fifty six runs,
Speaker 2: defeating Namibia in the one day match. She was a
Speaker 2: little odi Darren Lema scored twenty eight runs in the
Speaker 2: final over Glenn McGrath Calaim seven fifteen in the Odia.
Speaker 4: I just love watching Uncle Buffer go to work.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: But what about it if you the poor and Amibiums. Yeah,
Speaker 2: who were playing Australia.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's just the second string team. Don't
Speaker 4: worry about it. In walks Darren Lehman bank, Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: the thing.
Speaker 2: They're like, oh, surely they'll play like a sea gray side.
Speaker 3: I know there's glamor grand who.
Speaker 2: Are a few blokes like, I'll never play cricket again
Speaker 2: after that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolute.
Speaker 2: PTSD twenty sixteen, Leo DiCaprio whins his first Oscar for
Speaker 2: the Revenant and the.
Speaker 4: Oscar goes to Leonardo to Capria, which.
Speaker 2: You wonder whether that was just here. You know what,
Speaker 2: It's almost a lifetime achievement award. At that stage, every
Speaker 2: single year started to be like, oh, is he finally
Speaker 2: getting in an oscar? I know?
Speaker 4: And also everyone's like, oh, he's so good in this movie,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, but it's three hours.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry i'd even seen it.
Speaker 4: Oh that's why, because it's three hours.
Speaker 2: Twenty sixteen to thirty six The Razzies Awards fifty Shades
Speaker 2: of Gray one, Worst Film, Worst Actor, and Worst Actress.
Speaker 4: Totally unfair for all the horn for all the horny
Speaker 4: mums out there, that's not fair.
Speaker 3: It's not about the acting us.
Speaker 4: It's about.
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Speaker 2: was informed by Snow's I heard O good.
Speaker 3: It did a little bit of a little player a
Speaker 3: give blah blah.
Speaker 4: Give them more now.
Speaker 11: Your sl came around looking for you the other day.
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