Speaker 1: We got get you the morning every day, Adelaide.
Speaker 2: I think it's better than fifty on a Friday, but
Speaker 2: more specifically fitsy on Valentine's Day.
Speaker 3: Great man, don't believe in it. Do not believe in it.
Speaker 3: You know what, maybe early on in a relationship, but
Speaker 3: you've got to do so. You've got to squash Valentine's
Speaker 3: Day about two to three years into the relationship. Cost
Speaker 3: too much money. It's just deployed to get more money
Speaker 3: out of people. You played triple the price for flowers.
Speaker 3: I hate it. Yeah, oh's the old on the radio?
Speaker 2: Do you know what? Do you know what? The blokes
Speaker 2: didn't love you enough or read it.
Speaker 4: They're like, yeah, I agree with you. I reckon a
Speaker 4: man can show his love and show his true colors
Speaker 4: by being good to his wife day in, day out.
Speaker 3: I agree, And look, I've got to be honest with you, guys.
Speaker 3: I did buy something for BJ for Valentine's Day this year,
Speaker 3: and she will love live golf today with dom dollars.
Speaker 2: You can we ask? Can we ask? How did you
Speaker 2: and BJ meets? Like? Was it a little romantic setting?
Speaker 3: The first time we sort of got close was at
Speaker 3: the Big day out two thousand and five. It was
Speaker 3: in the boiler room. Chemical brothers were playing, and let's
Speaker 3: just say.
Speaker 5: There's plenty of those going through the system. But the
Speaker 5: first time I saw bj and I knew Hazy, I
Speaker 5: said to my mates, I will marry that girl one day.
Speaker 5: Was it Savvy nightclub? Savvy?
Speaker 3: Remember the Savvy?
Speaker 2: I used to go to Savvy and I used to
Speaker 2: say that same sentence every weekend.
Speaker 4: Well, the romance of that story is just blinding me away.
Speaker 4: It's stunning and beautiful. The other thing I want to
Speaker 4: ask you we've been talking during the week is cologne. Okay,
Speaker 4: so we're reminiscing about the colognees back in the day.
Speaker 4: For women, it was you. It was your Sunflower red door,
Speaker 4: all the Elizabeth Arden's. A bit of impulse was thrown
Speaker 4: into and then Hazy was telling us that Dupe was
Speaker 4: his cologne, and I was shocked to the core when
Speaker 4: he produced a flag. Both said that they will break
Speaker 4: up the top on the net, on the wrist maybe,
Speaker 4: and then chuck one in the jocks. Can you is that?
Speaker 4: Did you?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: No, I didn't go for the genital region.
Speaker 5: Now I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't spray down there at all. Haze. I used to.
Speaker 3: I used to use a bit of tower compowder every
Speaker 3: now and then, which wasn't very masculine down at the
Speaker 3: club when you get your powder out.
Speaker 2: But no John's disease.
Speaker 3: I used to hate b disease, which was sweaty bum disease.
Speaker 2: That is extremely unattractive. I could only imagine.
Speaker 3: No, But being a good Southern boy, I used to
Speaker 3: wear Essence of Desperation quite a bit.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: I had jazz, do you remember.
Speaker 4: Ja, Yes, yes, yeah, a white bottle, wasn't it?
Speaker 3: And it was only the only French I knew back
Speaker 3: in the day, and I thought I was quite cultured.
Speaker 3: Was Jean Paul goes here. I remember it was in that.
Speaker 3: It was in that bottle that was muscular man the bottle.
Speaker 4: Yes, Yeahlue, but you were calling it John Paul guitar.
Speaker 2: Guitar girls. I'm wearing what could have been achieved though,
Speaker 2: if you had done the spray downstairs, I mean, who
Speaker 2: knows what the possibilities could have been.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, there was no one hovering around there for a
Speaker 3: very long time, so I didn't need to.
Speaker 4: We called it the spray and desperation.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, whatever your routine was I'm more than happy
Speaker 3: for you to do. But some of some of the
Speaker 3: after shapes that we got from petrol stations, I wouldn't
Speaker 3: spray it down. You may have broken out in a
Speaker 3: fair bit of a rack.
Speaker 4: As always an absolute pleasure to talk to you about,
Speaker 4: you know, all things cologne in your nether regions. It's
Speaker 4: so much fun. Let's do it again.
Speaker 2: Next is all.
Speaker 3: About there I see it, Dom Dollard and I.
Speaker 2: Battle of the Banker is a chance for you to
Speaker 2: choose the music with a bit of a twist this
Speaker 2: time around. So we do as we go to a
Speaker 2: specific year as a year generator, and then we've got
Speaker 2: six songs to choose from blindly yes.
Speaker 4: So it's almost like the voice where we have to
Speaker 4: hit our button and turn our chair when we hear
Speaker 4: a song that we that picks our interests.
Speaker 2: I'll be Delta Goodwam, you can be gacebas in this space.
Speaker 4: Okay, Delta very good. Got a few dance moves this.
Speaker 2: Side, very good? Alright, So produce a flak. He is
Speaker 2: ready to go. Hit this little button for us. Flag
Speaker 2: what we got here? We got okay?
Speaker 4: Ten, I think I was pregnant or mind you? I
Speaker 4: was pregnant for the better part of the decades.
Speaker 2: That's true. That's true. Who knows Good be pregnant? Now
Speaker 2: you don't.
Speaker 4: It's definitely not pregnant.
Speaker 2: Can I just say everyone knows the year where they
Speaker 2: were in their absolute best Nick of their life?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: Is in physically?
Speaker 2: Physically? I think everyone knows strongest I'd like to look
Speaker 2: at physically in the weights room. For me, it was
Speaker 2: twenty ten.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: I have never been better Nick than I was in
Speaker 2: twenty ten. I was at my absolute prompt.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, I'll be the judge of that. Do you
Speaker 4: have any photos?
Speaker 2: Possibly? What what you want to see?
Speaker 4: Photos of him with no shirt on and he's going
Speaker 4: to talk the talk. It needs to walk the walk.
Speaker 2: Do I have some photos?
Speaker 6: Oh? My gosh, Yes, you're very confident about twenty ten.
Speaker 2: You've been the best Nick Good. It's been downhill from
Speaker 2: there though. That's a problem.
Speaker 4: What was the best to you of your life in
Speaker 4: terms of being good Nick?
Speaker 6: It's probably going to be twenty twenty eight. Okay, three years,
Speaker 6: I'm pretty lazy twenty nine enough? All right, here we go,
Speaker 6: all right, so should we get stuck in this first song?
Speaker 6: Remember you have to choose one, and if you get
Speaker 6: to the end and you haven't chosen one, you just
Speaker 6: get the last song.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go, here we go. Oh gosh, I'll
Speaker 2: last six.
Speaker 4: I was gonna win.
Speaker 2: N No, okay, six interesting? Six gets past? Alright? Should
Speaker 2: we go again? Come out?
Speaker 4: I'm out?
Speaker 2: None?
Speaker 4: Okay, Hey wow, I feel like this water comes to.
Speaker 2: Song last?
Speaker 6: Anyone?
Speaker 3: Alright?
Speaker 2: That is song three? He wrote the song four. I'm
Speaker 2: straight sand the issue. He's only got two songs after this,
Speaker 2: all Joe that she goes. Well done.
Speaker 6: Jody chooses Duck Sauce Barbara streisand as her Battle of
Speaker 6: the banging.
Speaker 2: For this week. Can I just ask you as well
Speaker 2: your top five Duck Sawce songs? All right, So I
Speaker 2: got two songs left. Have the press is on? Now?
Speaker 2: I know I should have gone Duck Sauce. All right,
Speaker 2: next song and turn me on this song six? So
Speaker 2: I have to go with this. So that is the rules.
Speaker 2: Jody has her song. Whatever this next song is? Is
Speaker 2: your song? Good temperature?
Speaker 6: Oh gosh?
Speaker 2: All right, Well I don't have a choice anyway, So
Speaker 2: I was always going to celebrate, right, I'm happy with
Speaker 2: that though. The tempera trap Jody, your.
Speaker 4: Song farbarstrives it by peking duck.
Speaker 2: That's all ok. At least time she's got an excuse
Speaker 2: not to know the music. And Hazy your song Sweet
Speaker 2: Disposition the temper trap.
Speaker 4: What do you want from me? Is a good song?
Speaker 2: You missed it too late?
Speaker 4: I mean, do you know what this competition feels like?
Speaker 4: When you have an argument with someone and then you
Speaker 4: walk away and then two hours later you go.
Speaker 2: You'll work up in the middle of the night.
Speaker 1: The following segment is the mature audiences only and may
Speaker 1: contain how all content, graphic language and nudity, not that
Speaker 1: you'll see it. If easily offended, well, you're about to
Speaker 1: find out just how easily your father.
Speaker 2: He's on the money.
Speaker 4: Jody and Hazy six nothing.
Speaker 2: Let's just shake it out, Joe's get it out of
Speaker 2: our sistance before we straighten up half at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: All those dirty thoughts, especially on Valentine's.
Speaker 4: Day, Well, Valentine's Day is supposed to be a beautiful
Speaker 4: time of the year where we celebrate love, because who
Speaker 4: doesn't love love? Oh that's right, people who've been burnt
Speaker 4: by a man. And now there is your opportunity for
Speaker 4: absolute revenge. What about this, name a turd after a turd?
Speaker 2: Yeah, finally we're speaking to this gruntled single people.
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Speaker 4: to send a stinking surprise to an next this Valentine's Day.
Speaker 4: Let the elephant do the talking, is what they say,
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Speaker 4: you get a digital thank you card plus a stinky
Speaker 4: video to share. At the end of the campaign will
Speaker 4: reveal the most popular aim. So make your move. So basically,
Speaker 4: the elephant poos, they film it, and then they send
Speaker 4: it to your ex.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I can't I can't press this enough. Do you know
Speaker 2: I just done this as well, Like I admire entrepreneurs,
Speaker 2: and I admire people who've scanned the room and scan
Speaker 2: situations and think, how can I make money from this?
Speaker 2: Who at Memphis Zoo has seen a big old pile
Speaker 2: of elephant shit and be like, guess what, I'm going
Speaker 2: to make some money from that?
Speaker 4: Well, I was well done. It's a zookeeper that's been burnt.
Speaker 4: It's a zookeeper that's been in a relationship. And he
Speaker 4: promised her, He said to her, I will marry you
Speaker 4: you're the one. And then she spent eight years with him,
Speaker 4: the best years of her damn life, working hard at
Speaker 4: the zoo, coming home to him, Jimmy, let's call him.
Speaker 4: And then Jimmy has gone and dumped her for a
Speaker 4: best friend. She's angry.
Speaker 2: She's angry, World, I'm Jimmy because you sent her a
Speaker 2: photo of elephant Pooh. You showed her. Well, hey, what
Speaker 2: do this though? As well? Over in the UK, Business
Speaker 2: Waste dot Code have launched a competition to put get
Speaker 2: X's name on a bin. Oh direct quote from many people,
Speaker 2: the memories they have, their exts are quite simply rubbish.
Speaker 2: This is Mark Hall. He's a co founder of Business
Speaker 2: wasteock code dot UK. With over fifty thousand bins throughout
Speaker 2: the UK, we wanted to put them to good use
Speaker 2: and offer people the chance to take the trash out
Speaker 2: by naming a bin after their ex nice.
Speaker 4: If anyone that comes to mind that you think this
Speaker 4: Valentine's Day you would like to basically well, let's say
Speaker 4: shit on, No, I know I'm with you, I don't.
Speaker 4: It's almost like I don't. I don't give it in
Speaker 4: There is no one's living rent free in my head.
Speaker 2: No, you know what I mean, not that you talk
Speaker 2: about on air.
Speaker 4: No, okay, turn those mics off and I'll go my hand. Saturday,
Speaker 4: somebody royally forked up.
Speaker 2: The top four things that forked up this week produce
Speaker 2: a flat Come on, why are we doing this? This
Speaker 2: is tough.
Speaker 6: This is all about learning accountability, as you said, and
Speaker 6: getting better for next week.
Speaker 2: And let's be hon it. This is a great show,
Speaker 2: but you do fork it up a lot.
Speaker 4: Wow, hurtful? Okay, what you got for us?
Speaker 2: Number four?
Speaker 6: When it comes to telling a story, Jody, the word
Speaker 6: don't can really change the entire outcome.
Speaker 4: So I have a list here, assembled by a couple
Speaker 4: of Arizona divorce attorneys, of the top three professions that
Speaker 4: like to cheat.
Speaker 2: Oh, this could be a little bit confronting.
Speaker 4: In fact, I've got that wrong. Who don't like to cheasep.
Speaker 2: Huge difference. There is a massive difference from the most
Speaker 2: wholesome people on the planets of the opposite exactly. I
Speaker 2: think that one was farmer farm.
Speaker 4: You talk about why are you calling his dirty birds?
Speaker 4: We physically are unable to there's no one around the ge.
Speaker 6: Coming in at number three this week, hazy, We learnt
Speaker 6: your son loves to put things in the toilet, something
Speaker 6: that fits in the toilet.
Speaker 2: He's like, oh, well, I know exactly what to do
Speaker 2: with this. Do do do?
Speaker 4: Do? Do?
Speaker 2: Take sit over to the toilet, and it's almost like
Speaker 2: it comes back to do. You're welcoming. That's my son, Sonny.
Speaker 2: He flush himself if he could.
Speaker 4: Oh, didn't flush some of Carra's makeup down the toilet.
Speaker 2: Yes, couldn't get it down though, Oh in a pool
Speaker 2: of urine.
Speaker 6: Oh it's great you say this, because that's where the
Speaker 6: fork up comes in. Number one, not flushing your own
Speaker 6: number one. Number two also not really grasping makeup, really
Speaker 6: really extensive number one in there and a long tube
Speaker 6: of makeup.
Speaker 2: That was Cars. It could be good, just sort of
Speaker 2: bobbing in there.
Speaker 4: What sort of tube?
Speaker 2: What was it? I don't know what the brand was,
Speaker 2: because I know Cars spoken about it before. She said
Speaker 2: it's very very expensive.
Speaker 4: Just give me what kind of makeup was it?
Speaker 2: Face makeup? And that's the most under pressure and stressful
Speaker 2: I've ever been on this show. You know, until you
Speaker 2: can throw anything at you and you genuinely have no idea.
Speaker 2: I feel like that's the first moment of like I
Speaker 2: have nothing.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I'm here to tell you it's not
Speaker 4: the first moment.
Speaker 2: Did we get to the bottom of what it was? No,
Speaker 2: it's broad in general facial makeup.
Speaker 6: Coming in at number two for the Top four forur
Speaker 6: Cups this week, Jody, you told this fantastic story about
Speaker 6: meeting golfer Sergio Garcia. Yeah, here for Livegolf, the for Cup.
Speaker 6: What the hell was that accent? Because he's from Spain.
Speaker 4: Because I sat down and he saw the moon boot
Speaker 4: and he said, I said, what have you done? Said, well,
Speaker 4: my husband was being annoying, so I kicked him as
Speaker 4: a joke, and so he was like, Oh, anyway, at
Speaker 4: the end of the press conferences, I'm trying to struggle
Speaker 4: out of the beanbag on my foot. He goes, next
Speaker 4: time you get him with the other leg.
Speaker 2: That's awesome. Also, not sure whether he's Spanish or Russian.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: Also it could be the count. How many managers have
Speaker 2: you won one major? Do the laugh? Oh, surgery, I
Speaker 2: find something funny.
Speaker 6: Coming in at number one for the Top four four.
Speaker 2: Cups this week.
Speaker 4: Please don't be real, Please don't be me.
Speaker 2: It's not you.
Speaker 6: It's hazy and a little bit me when we thought
Speaker 6: we were sharing a pretty well known fact that as
Speaker 6: younger men we would sprayk alone in our pants, and yes.
Speaker 2: We forked up, that is actually what you do. And
Speaker 2: then years later I would be having a conversation with
Speaker 2: my friend down there and he'd be like, why the
Speaker 2: hell are you spraying me? Mate? No one comes to visit.
Speaker 4: It was more of a spray in hope.
Speaker 2: I should have listened to him. He's like, you're wasting it.
Speaker 6: On your face.
Speaker 2: I'm still convinced that there was an entire army of
Speaker 2: men who used to do that.
Speaker 4: Well, no, because we put the call out because we said, literally,
Speaker 4: you live on Dubailand by yourself. And I think there
Speaker 4: were two other people. One of them was a bloke,
Speaker 4: the other one was a woman, like.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for the fork ups. We'll work
Speaker 2: on that. Who's winning Valentine's Day, Who's taken it to
Speaker 2: the next levels? Because sometimes if it's hit and miss.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you one thing. Though Australians expected to spend
Speaker 2: five hundred million dollars today on Valentine's Day, that is
Speaker 2: a big increase from last year. Response Wow, we're spending
Speaker 2: more and more. So when I'm starting to think, oh,
Speaker 2: maybe it's sort of fizzling out, No, not at all.
Speaker 2: We're getting more and more around Valentine's.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't have picked that. I would have thought people
Speaker 4: are getting more and more jaded. That's the feedback I get,
Speaker 4: Like Valentine's Day is such a crop. And I'll tell
Speaker 4: you what is a real trend at the moment is
Speaker 4: Gallantine's Day.
Speaker 2: It's Gallantine's Day.
Speaker 4: So my daughter, who's thirteen, came. I said, I've got
Speaker 4: to get my Gallantine's Day present for my friend. I'm like,
Speaker 4: what even is that. She's like, I don't know. I've
Speaker 4: just got to get us some chocolates.
Speaker 2: That's not a thing.
Speaker 4: Well it is apparently. So it's like if you don't
Speaker 4: have a partner, then you appreciate your girlfriends, which is nice.
Speaker 2: Well, you got a nice text from your husband this morning.
Speaker 4: It said happy v Day. That is it?
Speaker 2: That works?
Speaker 4: And I was like, that's so nice. What did you
Speaker 4: get me? And he wrote, you want to live golf.
Speaker 4: You went to the party on Wednesday night before, had
Speaker 4: your present and then and then he's followed up, what
Speaker 4: about this He's followed up with speaking of can you
Speaker 4: transfer the babysitter some cash?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, that's a little bit romantic.
Speaker 4: Not only did I go to a golf party for
Speaker 4: Valentine's Day, I had to pay for the babysitter.
Speaker 2: Now he's being organized. That's a very sexy day. I'm
Speaker 2: going a message ACUI message this morning at five one am.
Speaker 2: I thought he would go chee. I don't want to
Speaker 2: get hot and bother at work. It says the cat
Speaker 2: has brought an effing live mouse in what the fffff?
Speaker 2: And I said, it's a gift for Valentine's Day? Did
Speaker 2: you thank him? And my wife Kara said, I can
Speaker 2: just hear him and it's running around the land room.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he's too old for this shit. And
Speaker 2: I laughed at that, and then I got a response
Speaker 2: ten minutes ago saying, f yi, he ate it. I
Speaker 2: found it's intestine. The romance is alive and well in
Speaker 2: the Hayes household.
Speaker 4: Oh not like Houston the cat in that form bloody mouse? No,
Speaker 4: oh wow, God, isn't the romance just alive and kicking
Speaker 4: in the in Thees household? Bloody mouse?
Speaker 2: Thurteen twenty four ten. Who's winning Valentine's Day today? Some
Speaker 2: Keith Urban tickets up for grab. Samantha from Folman, Good
Speaker 2: morning to.
Speaker 4: You, good morning, good morning. Okay, so are you prepared
Speaker 4: or is it your partner?
Speaker 3: Well, my husband is well prepared. He took me last
Speaker 3: weekend to choose my valance side Valentine's thank you, and
Speaker 3: it's been on my bedside table for a week.
Speaker 4: Oh god, have you opened it?
Speaker 3: I have opened it this morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And what is it?
Speaker 2: I have a Tangora charm Ti hearts.
Speaker 4: Oh that's beautiful, Samantha. He's done very very well. Well done.
Speaker 4: Heather from Torrence Park, Good morning, Hey, you going so well?
Speaker 4: Thank you? Who's kicking some Valentine's Day goals?
Speaker 2: My daughter and their engagement to night. That's lovely perfect,
Speaker 2: not for it too. I think they win.
Speaker 4: And the thing is before they realized the Valentine's Day,
Speaker 4: Oh really.
Speaker 2: A couple of days. There you go, yeah, there you go.
Speaker 5: That works.
Speaker 2: Two birds, one stone.
Speaker 4: You know that story you just told about Houston the
Speaker 4: cat eating a mouse this morning? I'm sad because do
Speaker 4: you know what? That mouse has probably got a partner
Speaker 4: at home, like a little boyfriend. That's sitting there. It's
Speaker 4: like set up the table when it's got candles and
Speaker 4: it's given for fair and now he's not coming home
Speaker 4: on Valentine's Day. That's awful.
Speaker 2: It's really quite morbid, isn't it. Maybe it's a little
Speaker 2: dirty mouse. You don't know what Why was he out
Speaker 2: and about? That's true in the early hours of a
Speaker 2: Thursday morning. Now maybe you got what was coming to it?
Speaker 4: Now the mouse girlfriends like, screw exactly what was coming to?
Speaker 2: Thank you to Samantha and how that you guys are
Speaker 2: on the stand by our list. We're going to draw
Speaker 2: some Keith Urban tickets a little bit later on Wrong Battles.
Speaker 2: The year is twenty ten. It's a real solid opportunity
Speaker 2: for you to choose the music. We get told with
Speaker 2: and we get a bunch of songs put in front
Speaker 2: of us, and we don't know what's coming on. We're
Speaker 2: going to blindly choose it. I think sort of voice
Speaker 2: but e style. You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know what he's saying. No one else does
Speaker 4: because I speak hazy.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 4: So basically I jumped in I think around song number
Speaker 4: three and chose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which was sow you song what do you.
Speaker 4: Got duck sauce?
Speaker 2: Bye? No, I just said it duck source. That's right,
Speaker 2: that's a.
Speaker 4: Song I've totally forgotten.
Speaker 2: I'll come on irustrated, all right. So that was song
Speaker 2: for and I still had made a selection after song.
Speaker 4: Six, which is fraught with danger.
Speaker 2: It's pretty risky, isn't that?
Speaker 4: Song six can either be the best song or the
Speaker 4: worst song?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I got really lucky sweetness position by the temper
Speaker 2: trap and it just tickles my soul. I'll say that much. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So all you had to do with folks on our
Speaker 4: Instagram page at Jodie and Hazy, and we have come
Speaker 4: up with a winner. Camera guy Josh joins us in
Speaker 4: the studio.
Speaker 2: Morning Yoshi, good morning.
Speaker 6: Can I just say really quickly Barbara streisand has two
Speaker 6: words in it?
Speaker 2: And you forgot the name of the song, correct, Josh?
Speaker 2: Fantastic ovation. It's mind blowing, isn't it something? So what
Speaker 2: do won't people vote for my song? Because you told
Speaker 2: people to vote for a different song at the start.
Speaker 2: It was like peaking duck anyway.
Speaker 4: And also also to be fair, my song has Barbara
Speaker 4: in it. How many Barbaras are being born these days?
Speaker 4: It's a little baby Barbara.
Speaker 2: Baby Barb, look at she's good?
Speaker 4: Isn't she beautiful?
Speaker 2: She's registered a complaint? How very barbara of you? All right, Josh,
Speaker 2: the time has come. Would you like a little drum roll?
Speaker 2: I'd love a drum roll? Play? What do we go?
Speaker 2: Get ready to have your soul tickled? Andrew Hayes, Okay,
Speaker 2: the temper traps week disposition. OK, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: Please for you in a competition that really requires no
Speaker 4: skill you want.
Speaker 2: You won't say that if you win next week, that will.
Speaker 2: This is an alarming statistic, particularly on Valentine's Day, for
Speaker 2: all the young single men out there. Almost half of
Speaker 2: single men aged eighteen to twenty five have not approached
Speaker 2: a woman in person. Oh my gosh, say that again
Speaker 2: slowly almost half? Are you listening?
Speaker 4: I was, but I just I'm hoping that everyone else
Speaker 4: is listening because this is phenomenal to me.
Speaker 2: Almost half of men aged eighteen to twenty five have
Speaker 2: never approached a woman in person? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 4: That's wow?
Speaker 2: So things have changed, obviously, chance I get that from
Speaker 2: when we were doing it versus now everything's online with
Speaker 2: dating apps and things like that. But there is certainly
Speaker 2: an art to speaking to people in.
Speaker 4: Person to do tell grasshoppers.
Speaker 2: And you know me, I can awkward it up with
Speaker 2: the best of it, Yes you can. But I was
Speaker 2: still part of a generation that had to push through
Speaker 2: that awkwardness. I feel like I'm one who would have
Speaker 2: absolutely subscribed to try and do it online and these
Speaker 2: dating apps, but it wasn't available. And don't get me
Speaker 2: started on calling up a young lady and getting through
Speaker 2: to the parents. It's Andrew, can I speak to your daughter? Please?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know anymore.
Speaker 4: What about when you, like back in the day when
Speaker 4: you had your phone and it was one of those
Speaker 4: dial up ones by the way, my age here, But
Speaker 4: then you're also but then you also had the extension cards,
Speaker 4: so you could take the phone from your parents room
Speaker 4: into your own room so your brother couldn't hear, and
Speaker 4: then your brother would pick up the other light.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then you're saying something which you know is
Speaker 2: outrageous and you hear it in the background. Get off
Speaker 2: the line. How did you and how did you? And
Speaker 2: Greg Man?
Speaker 4: Oh, we met at work actually in person, so there
Speaker 4: was a bit of confusion. I thought, so I got
Speaker 4: I said to someone that I was working with at
Speaker 4: the time, Oh, he's pretty cute, the guy with the
Speaker 4: blonde hair that I just saw in reception this morning.
Speaker 4: And he goes, oh, no, he's getting married in a
Speaker 4: couple of weeks. And I was like, oh, shame anyway.
Speaker 4: So then at the Christmas.
Speaker 2: Party, Classic Classic, I had worked.
Speaker 4: I'd been working ten so I came late and he
Speaker 4: was coming in hot, about six peers deep. Oh, and
Speaker 4: so he came up behind me and like a little cat,
Speaker 4: pinched the back of my neck like that, and I
Speaker 4: was like, excuse me very much, You're getting married in
Speaker 4: a few weeks. What are you doing flirting with me?
Speaker 4: And then I joined some thoughts and realized, no, that
Speaker 4: was his best friend that was getting married.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 4: Right, so he wasn't a dirty bird after all.
Speaker 2: The old pinch on the back of the neck work
Speaker 2: every time, different generation, different generation. Not a lot of
Speaker 2: neck pinching happening these days.
Speaker 4: How did you InCAR a meat?
Speaker 2: We met at the Prince Albert Hotel on Right.
Speaker 4: Street, Beautiful.
Speaker 2: I think we knew of each other through mutual friends,
Speaker 2: but I was playing a git there. Yeah, Friday night
Speaker 2: probably doing this too, by the way, you got a locker.
Speaker 4: I do not fascinates me about this study though. So
Speaker 4: if half of the blokes age visually nineteen twenty five
Speaker 4: won't approach a woman in person but more than happy
Speaker 4: to send a DP after two conversations, isn't that weird?
Speaker 2: Yeah, things change.
Speaker 4: Should they? They wouldn't do that in real life.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, they would not. No oh,