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Speaker 3: One hundred, Well, good morning, everybody.
Speaker 4: What can you choose?
Speaker 5: Morning? How are we.
Speaker 3: Feels a little like we returned from a long haul
Speaker 3: flight or like a holiday. Walking into work, so I'm like,
Speaker 3: we're have been in this building for like five or
Speaker 3: six days.
Speaker 5: Hide and seek, say nearly a week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I walked in. I'm like, you know, when
Speaker 3: you come back from holiday. Even driving yesterday, me too.
Speaker 6: Even today, I was like, oh I can't just roll
Speaker 6: from bed to the shower to the studio.
Speaker 3: No, no, yeah, it was a bit like that, Hello,
Speaker 3: hello Clyn.
Speaker 5: It's matter nothing, Oh, shaking your head?
Speaker 4: How is everyone's first day?
Speaker 3: Fredom?
Speaker 6: Yes, I had a bit of a sad day yesterday.
Speaker 6: We I'll talk about it a bit later. We had
Speaker 6: to put our family dog down, which was very sad.
Speaker 6: But other than that, my day was I was just
Speaker 6: a bit of an emotional message and I was exhausted
Speaker 6: and tired, and I was trying to look after my mum,
Speaker 6: and yeah, it was a sad day. Now in our
Speaker 6: she's okay, she's all right. Mom's are pretty stoic, I know,
Speaker 6: but we're okay.
Speaker 3: We'll dive into that a little bit later on what
Speaker 3: did you get up to? Oh, you would have went
Speaker 3: to the gym the stroke.
Speaker 7: I went to the gym room.
Speaker 6: I had every intention of doing that, but I was emotionally.
Speaker 8: Depleted and I was just like spent.
Speaker 6: I think, you know when you're so tired and you
Speaker 6: try and do something strenuous and like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're going to cry.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: I went for dumplings.
Speaker 8: Did you make it?
Speaker 7: Food caught dumplings.
Speaker 3: There's a little dumpling joint near the Aldie on Center Road,
Speaker 3: Archie and I went out little Dad and son lunch state.
Speaker 3: It was excellent. Those are not soup dumplings. But do
Speaker 3: you know how hard it is when they put it
Speaker 3: down on the table and they're like, I just need
Speaker 3: to wait for him to cool.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, and we've all gone too early with
Speaker 5: a long bow.
Speaker 3: And yes, what is it is?
Speaker 9: It?
Speaker 5: Ow long bout yesterday? And I might as well have
Speaker 5: burnt my tongue on a dumpling.
Speaker 6: I went, and I was like, I kind of want
Speaker 6: it to be relaxing, but also been sleeping on an
Speaker 6: air mattress for four days.
Speaker 8: My back is cool.
Speaker 4: Did you get And he.
Speaker 6: Said it was a different guy. I don't I haven't
Speaker 6: had this guy before. And he said what sort of
Speaker 6: pressure do you like? And I said firm anyway?
Speaker 5: And I was like, oh, your.
Speaker 6: Idea of firm might be different to Maria's idea of
Speaker 6: firm anyway.
Speaker 5: Whole molly. He got into muscles. I didn't know existence.
Speaker 4: Did he stand on you.
Speaker 3: Like it makes your shoulder go back?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: And here yeah, like in above the above the peck
Speaker 5: orberh and in here in the front of my neck.
Speaker 5: And he kept going, how's the pressure?
Speaker 10: And I was like, good.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: He would have been like, yeah, I had dry needling
Speaker 11: yesterday in my glutes and in my hips and in my.
Speaker 4: Let's dry needling.
Speaker 5: Is that like acupunctry acupuncture?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, what's photo? I think acupuncture? But do they
Speaker 5: twist them when they're in?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Sometimes they flick them. I think you won the day
Speaker 5: with you.
Speaker 3: I was doing an arm date just by lifting those
Speaker 3: long bow that's the one we're going to big show.
Speaker 3: Let's get this is Jelly roll have We're got a
Speaker 3: big show coming up today. Your chance to win eight
Speaker 3: thousand dollars cog and cash in the next fifteen minutes.
Speaker 3: Harry Mackay for the Blues is in after eight o'clock.
Speaker 3: He's injured, but he's coming in.
Speaker 5: So what's he done? Do we know it's his injury?
Speaker 5: I don't know it's a leg thing.
Speaker 7: I think I missed the weekend.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we didn't really watch footy, did we think it's
Speaker 6: a leg situation.
Speaker 3: Interesting to see how your boy Vossi is going down
Speaker 3: there to the handles, the heat.
Speaker 4: A lot of pressure.
Speaker 5: I don't want him anymore.
Speaker 7: Well, Buddy got on the on the podcast.
Speaker 5: Yesterday Buddy Franklin a podcast he.
Speaker 7: Does with your mate Change Crawford. Oh that's Crawf and Buddy.
Speaker 7: I think it's called or.
Speaker 8: Buddy Craft's Buddy would be good, We would be anyway.
Speaker 5: You know they played the Hawks together for long.
Speaker 7: Premiership teammates, are they? Yeah, Buddy says it's time it's
Speaker 7: time for Vossy to go.
Speaker 8: Maybe Buddy, you won't see out the end of the seay.
Speaker 7: You imagined Buddy as a coach. I'd love to see coach.
Speaker 4: How long has he been there?
Speaker 11: It's one of the most successful Carlton coaches in recent times.
Speaker 11: It's got like a fifty five percent win lost ratio.
Speaker 11: He's been about five or six years.
Speaker 5: Sometimes do the coaches get blamed when the You just
Speaker 5: got to ask.
Speaker 7: Is the is the message getting through?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 7: Is the message just a bit stale?
Speaker 5: What's the message?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't don't know.
Speaker 3: How are you be able to you carry?
Speaker 7: It's you know, the game plan?
Speaker 3: Also, I suppose if he's just sticking to the same
Speaker 3: game plan it's not working.
Speaker 5: Then it always.
Speaker 6: Looks to me like they all just run out there
Speaker 6: and run around try their best. It doesn't seem like
Speaker 6: there's a game plan in footy.
Speaker 7: White boards.
Speaker 6: All the teams just looks like there's forty men running
Speaker 6: around on the field.
Speaker 5: That's how much I know about footy.
Speaker 7: Same to be honest, and.
Speaker 3: Your dad's in the coaching, he's in the trenches.
Speaker 5: I need to start tuning into the Buddy and Change show.
Speaker 7: Yes, is it?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Buddy and Shane?
Speaker 5: Buddy and Shane?
Speaker 6: All right, Well, hear the Buddy and Shane show might
Speaker 6: wherever you get your boy.
Speaker 7: It's on the interwebs.
Speaker 5: Is it on the Nova player?
Speaker 7: I believe it's on YouTube.
Speaker 5: It's a video podcast, a vodcast?
Speaker 3: You too? Sound like two old people in a nursing
Speaker 3: home trying to work out technology.
Speaker 5: Do you understand what a vodcast? It'd be a vid cast,
Speaker 5: wouldn't it.
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 3: What did you say?
Speaker 7: That's a video podcast? Acast?
Speaker 5: What pod cast stand for? What's the po d you too?
Speaker 5: What does a pod? Does it stand for something?
Speaker 4: Your producer is on?
Speaker 5: We're podcast? Is what are we doing here?
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Speaker 14: Internet for downloading to a computer or mobile device, typically
Speaker 14: available as a serious new installments of which can be
Speaker 14: received by subscribers automatically.
Speaker 5: Okay, so podcast does it stand for something.
Speaker 7: Someone that's just made it up?
Speaker 3: Listen to the speed he reads?
Speaker 5: I know he's a speed reader.
Speaker 3: He's a speed reader.
Speaker 5: Have you not heard him.
Speaker 6: Read articles out where you're like, huh no, it's a
Speaker 6: proper speed like it's a thing.
Speaker 4: Can you can you read something out for us this morning? Brady?
Speaker 8: Here we go read something to make it appropriately dangerous?
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Speaker 7: That's well, you've actually done pretty well there. Without stumbling, he.
Speaker 6: Could be on one of those government as. Ah yeah,
Speaker 6: he spins authorized.
Speaker 7: Yes, South Melbourne, Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Yes, do you reckon? He takes it in well read.
Speaker 5: Do you know what you were saying?
Speaker 7: When you're look at him? His thick as two planks
Speaker 7: and Nico parallel joins us. Now, Nico always a pleasure
Speaker 7: tell us about Super Saturday. It's always fantastic on Fox
Speaker 7: Footy the standards. Thanks for your time, mate, Yeah, really
Speaker 7: looking forward to this weekend. As you know, every game
Speaker 7: of the AFL season live four K with no ad
Speaker 7: breaks on Fox Footy, and this weekend in particular Super
Speaker 7: Saturday it's Hawthorne taking on North Melbourne Collingwood versus West
Speaker 7: Coast and I really think that Hawthorne and Collingwood two
Speaker 7: of the big amiship everyweight's I can't wait to see
Speaker 7: them in action.
Speaker 11: You for got about my team, the Demons, up against
Speaker 11: the Gold Coast. That's going to be an absolute blockbuster.
Speaker 9: That is gonna that is going to be you know what,
Speaker 9: Gold Coast. You know they're pushing for a spot in
Speaker 9: the eighth. They've impressed me this year. Hey, one of
Speaker 9: your passions is UFC. What's happening in the world, mate,
Speaker 9: It's huge this weekend, this Sunday in particular at mid day,
Speaker 9: it's a big international fight week card UFC three seventeen.
Speaker 9: You've got Iliot Taporia, the Spanish bloke that knocked Vulk
Speaker 9: out last year. He's moving up to claim a second
Speaker 9: UFC championship. He's fighting the bloke who holds the record
Speaker 9: for most finishes in the UFC in Charles Olivera. And
Speaker 9: you've also got a Kiwi, one of our guys, Caikara France.
Speaker 9: He's fighting for a belt in the comine event. It's
Speaker 9: going to be a huge, live and exclusive on main event.
Speaker 11: And I've been loving watching the Fever Club World Cup.
Speaker 11: Some of the big heavies of world football up in action.
Speaker 9: It's really taken on a life of its own standards.
Speaker 9: This you know a lot of people getting on board,
Speaker 9: potentially even more than I anticipated. You know, you know,
Speaker 9: the big return of football to Fox Sports. It's been great,
Speaker 9: you know, seeing Lionel Messi in action, and so many
Speaker 9: big games from not only like the clubs that we
Speaker 9: know in Europe, but you know, teams from South America,
Speaker 9: teams from Ocean, you're in Asia coming together and battling
Speaker 9: it out. It's been absolutely unreal on Fox.
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Speaker 11: June thirty. Thanks for being with us. Thanks guys.
Speaker 3: Just before the break, we were talking about how Clint
Speaker 3: today Rogue Bunning's trip yesterday, you bought a showerhead in
Speaker 3: a sense a lot.
Speaker 5: I imagine hard to install.
Speaker 7: I don't think you can unless you're an electrician.
Speaker 3: You've got to be a qualified Sparky. That's why as
Speaker 3: soon as we hit the ad break, he goes, so
Speaker 3: go dad a ring when he's a job for you.
Speaker 3: You put me in a very awkward position.
Speaker 7: He just added to the list. Yeah, but he said
Speaker 7: he wanted to help you.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I handed the phone face time. He facetimed us my
Speaker 7: dad and I handed it to Jason. I said, a,
Speaker 7: Jason's got some jobs for you?
Speaker 3: Oh it? But no, no, no, yeah you do.
Speaker 7: You said you want Dad to do some work.
Speaker 3: I said, I've got some sparky work I need done.
Speaker 3: And You're like, oh, Dad will do it for you.
Speaker 3: And I thought you can't just nominate him, Like.
Speaker 5: Okay, you can when it's your dad.
Speaker 7: You know, well Dad loves it.
Speaker 5: Dad's you can do a trade.
Speaker 6: Yeah, people can nominated a friend skill.
Speaker 3: He was like he was on FaceTime. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 3: get a John And Clint's like, yeah, Jason's got some
Speaker 3: sparky work for you to do.
Speaker 4: And I just looked at him.
Speaker 5: Like, get your panic. Yeah, get did you get stage
Speaker 5: front in front of Johnson?
Speaker 7: I didn't want to be just opened your mouth and said, yeah,
Speaker 7: I've got some butts what you put up?
Speaker 4: No, no of their sense of light?
Speaker 5: Well big job.
Speaker 3: I don't want him.
Speaker 5: I mean, were you offering.
Speaker 3: Him free practicing on mine and then he nails it up?
Speaker 5: We're offering John stant Away up for free?
Speaker 7: Nah that it would be a cash job for pain?
Speaker 7: Oh saw, I am pain that goes into the stand
Speaker 7: Away family.
Speaker 3: Trust A paide job. I thought it was like, you.
Speaker 5: Can give a last job.
Speaker 3: It was getting a love job from your dad.
Speaker 8: Cashi.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe we negotiate thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 5: Do you take your finest feet to take part to
Speaker 5: your dad's twenty referral feet?
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten. Have you involuntarily been nominated for something?
Speaker 5: Involuntarily nominated?
Speaker 3: Involuntarily nominated for something?
Speaker 5: Yeah? My best friend is a builder. Well, he owns
Speaker 5: a building company.
Speaker 6: I don't know how many tools cheese I was picked
Speaker 6: up recently, but I call him on the rag and
Speaker 6: I'm like, hey, bro, this is broken.
Speaker 5: You're going to have to come and fix it.
Speaker 3: I guess what I had to put.
Speaker 5: Together, but he might as well be.
Speaker 3: I had to build the school podcast studio.
Speaker 7: Oh what because you're working radio? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Were you involuntarily I was involuntarily nominated by my wife.
Speaker 4: She goes, oh, yeah, Jason can come in and.
Speaker 5: Did you do it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You do it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Qualified to do that.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: I rang a few texts and said, hey.
Speaker 6: We're just did you involuntarily nominate one of our texts?
Speaker 7: The same thing happens to us, So Lauren, like with
Speaker 7: Channel nine stuff, Clinton, Lauren will host host.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, we are involuntarily nominated a lot to host
Speaker 6: things for people.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty fourteen is our number? How good is this
Speaker 3: up for grabs? I've got an overnight stay at the
Speaker 3: W Melbourne. You can book for the ultimate winter staycation
Speaker 3: at W Melbourne.
Speaker 5: Oh that would be nice.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four to ten. Has someone pretty much put
Speaker 3: you forward for a job. I'm sure it happens to
Speaker 3: trade's all the time. Nurses.
Speaker 4: Oh, they're choking. Sharon will help.
Speaker 3: You know what, Sharon?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, If you're a nurse, you should be help.
Speaker 3: Sharon's off the clock thanks to shel Ready Express. You're
Speaker 3: on the air with Jason Lauren Clint here as well.
Speaker 3: We're talking about involuntarily nominated.
Speaker 5: Yeah, have you been?
Speaker 6: Has your services been offered up by someone like? It
Speaker 6: happens to Clinton I a lot. Oh, Lauren and Clint, they'll.
Speaker 5: Host your event for you. Well, they'll speak it. You
Speaker 5: think clin often and unavailable, but Clint always turns up.
Speaker 3: Well, Clint's his dad around to do sparky work at
Speaker 3: my place.
Speaker 7: You love it, you voluntarily saying he'll love it, and
Speaker 7: you get him a nice cup of tea and then Biscuit.
Speaker 5: Brodie nominated his mate.
Speaker 6: Remember when I couldn't work out how to fix the
Speaker 6: lights in my bathroom?
Speaker 8: The Diddler he helped.
Speaker 7: Oh the did came around?
Speaker 5: He didn't come around.
Speaker 7: I didn't.
Speaker 5: I didn't let him into my house. He did.
Speaker 8: He does?
Speaker 3: He drive around the van, which.
Speaker 6: Remotely when I like, we facetimed him and he told
Speaker 6: me what I think.
Speaker 3: Any trading with the name Diddler, you're better off working
Speaker 3: him in the house. No, that's a remote.
Speaker 5: Didn't you go and fix gen Z's washing machine? Services
Speaker 5: offer it up for that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: So and did we fix it? I didn't, but I
Speaker 7: recommended someone else, and you go.
Speaker 4: To I was virtually trying to fix it.
Speaker 3: You're doing it online for my niece's school fate. They
Speaker 3: put me on the dunking machine to raise money.
Speaker 7: As in you you got dunked.
Speaker 3: My sister was like, come on, like you're in radio.
Speaker 3: Don'll give money, can you?
Speaker 5: And did you get done?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Did you wear a wetsite or were you in your
Speaker 5: board shorts when your shirt?
Speaker 3: I was in my popping hot, rashy, piping hot. I
Speaker 3: was pretty hung, so I was like, get me back
Speaker 3: in that water.
Speaker 7: Good for me.
Speaker 4: It was amazing.
Speaker 7: Please tell me it wasn't a white T shirt.
Speaker 4: No, that wasn't.
Speaker 3: The kids were scared.
Speaker 13: Ships.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Aaron in Saint Kilda.
Speaker 6: Good morning, have you involuntarily nominated somebody for something?
Speaker 15: Good morning?
Speaker 4: How you guys doing.
Speaker 15: We're doing well, buddy, I'm doing good. Thanks for asking.
Speaker 15: So basically I've got I've got to use is my brother,
Speaker 15: and basically everyone in our bloody friend group decides that
Speaker 15: when they need something move we get the phone call.
Speaker 15: Like last week, my friend calls me and she's like, oh,
Speaker 15: I got a washing machine, help me.
Speaker 10: I'm like, you've got you.
Speaker 7: I want to try.
Speaker 3: I want to get the wrapped up, but then I
Speaker 3: know you guys will be bringing me going. You got
Speaker 3: to try?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I'm going to need you try. If you've
Speaker 5: got to you, if you're the.
Speaker 6: Person in the friendship grip with the youth, you are
Speaker 6: basically putting your hand up to offer to help people.
Speaker 3: All off the car.
Speaker 4: Also take my car.
Speaker 7: I just take it for the day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like, I don't think I have to go with
Speaker 3: Like I'm not.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 5: If you're handing over your car, that's still pretty handy.
Speaker 3: It's go to Helen morning, Helen morning. Were you were
Speaker 3: you voluntarily nominated? Involuntarily nominated?
Speaker 6: Sir of I'm a swimming structor, off and family or
Speaker 6: my daughter in or don't worry Mama, the kids.
Speaker 7: That's a real undertaking Helen as well, I imagine.
Speaker 15: And it's not like it's a one afternoon nos.
Speaker 5: So how many kids have you talked to swim in
Speaker 5: your own time? Do you think?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 3: Over thirty five years alone?
Speaker 5: Hundreds, one hundred.
Speaker 3: See, we've got Aaron, one of our babysitters.
Speaker 5: Did you just see her wedding?
Speaker 4: No, that was Zowe, her sister.
Speaker 3: They were both they used to be swimming and now
Speaker 3: it's higher than for baby sitting.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you should take Archie for a swim. How
Speaker 4: are you in there? Maybe teach him to do the
Speaker 4: monkey around the ed.
Speaker 6: That's a good idea, you know. I mean, if you're
Speaker 6: on the dime anyway, she's all your skills.
Speaker 7: Yes, what they called the monkey around the edge?
Speaker 5: What's the monkey around the edge?
Speaker 3: You hold onto the No, you don't do the sound.
Speaker 3: You know, like if you're a kid.
Speaker 5: My body's impersonal child in a pool around the edge.
Speaker 5: So you can get to the stairs called the monkey.
Speaker 5: Know that.
Speaker 4: Well, if you teach, like you know, have fun.
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Does he is he in floating stage at all?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 3: He isn't.
Speaker 5: Now he can swim.
Speaker 3: Yeah he's still bananas. No no, no, no food in
Speaker 3: the pool.
Speaker 6: No, you can't swim for twenty minutes after you've eaten
Speaker 6: or something that tragged.
Speaker 5: What it was that rule?
Speaker 3: I think it's because your belly and your sink but.
Speaker 5: Sink or is it because you'll vomit?
Speaker 3: I think it's more like you might get a stitch
Speaker 3: or something and you're sink. I remember thinking like, yeah,
Speaker 3: one more hot chip. Does the time reset?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I know, I remember thinking that too. Well I've had
Speaker 5: a paddle.
Speaker 3: Pop, ye, sink, time's going to reset.
Speaker 4: I'm going to get back to the twenty I.
Speaker 8: Was twenty five dragged.
Speaker 5: Yeah, mom, it's it been twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: Yet by the ten minute mark, they're like, get in
Speaker 3: there and sink.
Speaker 4: I don't care.
Speaker 5: Yeah or no.
Speaker 4: Kelly in Geelong, heey keely sorry, good.
Speaker 3: Morning, Yes, good morning.
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 3: We're good? Have you been involuntarily nominated for something I have?
Speaker 18: I am actually a wedding planner and I get nominated
Speaker 18: to everybody's hens days, even if I'm not a bride, land.
Speaker 6: To punish my sister and Laurie's an event planner and
Speaker 6: she's the same.
Speaker 5: Everyone's like she thinks. Sometimes people just want to invite
Speaker 5: her to the wedding so she can help do stuff.
Speaker 3: We used to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we put on a breakfast here at Nover and
Speaker 4: you were like my.
Speaker 5: Sister in Laurel, we'll get step to do it.
Speaker 3: Everyone kept coming up to us down thanks for putting
Speaker 3: on the breakfast. Yeah, concept.
Speaker 5: I got to thank her.
Speaker 3: You know what, you deserve a little treat for yourself.
Speaker 3: How about we chuck in overnight stay at the W Melbourne.
Speaker 7: Oh that would be amazing.
Speaker 5: Thank you. I appreciate that. That's payback for all the
Speaker 5: Hen's parties you've had to order us.
Speaker 6: My sister in law is probably listening to this. Where's
Speaker 6: my overnight states W? Your business is Beck Entertainment. If
Speaker 6: anyone needs a good events plan, it's very good.
Speaker 3: She's just involuntarily used you to get a plug away
Speaker 3: free advertising one. You can book the ultimate winter staycation
Speaker 3: at W Melbourne. It is just gone thirteen to seven.
Speaker 3: This is Nomber one hundred Teddy Swims what a voice.
Speaker 3: I'll be honest, I don't. I don't last at concerts.
Speaker 5: No, you don't have the attentions.
Speaker 3: No, I've got the attention span of an ant.
Speaker 6: But if you were glued to Teddy Swims when he
Speaker 6: was in our Nova's Red room.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, meush Nova's red room.
Speaker 5: Nova's Red Room.
Speaker 6: Yep, he We need to get him back in the
Speaker 6: red room when he comes back in what Nova's red room?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 5: We got in trouble, yeah for calling it the Nova Redroom.
Speaker 7: It's red room.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Lauren and I got yelled at, did you? Yeah,
Speaker 3: we walked off stage.
Speaker 5: Yelled at It's we delivered the information correctly.
Speaker 3: We're like, mate, we're pretty it was our first gig.
Speaker 3: You We're like when you were like, you got the
Speaker 3: station rock.
Speaker 5: But we should get Teddy Swims back in Nova's Red Room.
Speaker 3: Yes, sure, yes, or both of them. Hey, how would
Speaker 3: you like to go to Vegas? We'll put you on
Speaker 3: the stanmd by list. You Land that good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 4: Have you been to Vegas before?
Speaker 5: I have?
Speaker 17: And I love it?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: You sound like fun you Land, Yeah.
Speaker 3: You sound like you've you've done something there and you
Speaker 3: just want to check.
Speaker 5: In on it done. Some No one goes to Vegas
Speaker 5: to sit in their room and read books there to
Speaker 5: have a good name.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you want to take in a just lay show
Speaker 3: and stuff of Yeah you know, hey, you're on the
Speaker 3: stand by list.
Speaker 17: Awesome, good lark.
Speaker 5: Fingers cross, fingers crossed.
Speaker 3: You'll get back into the States right like.
Speaker 4: It wasn't too world. Last time banned how loose.
Speaker 3: Was because Clen had his thirtieth over there, didn't he?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he did.
Speaker 7: I was there. It was very big.
Speaker 5: I remember being in the stretch hummer.
Speaker 3: Do they have normal cars in Vegas or was it
Speaker 3: just all stretch?
Speaker 6: I was only in a stretch Hummer. And at one
Speaker 6: point someone was car surfing on the roof of.
Speaker 5: Very dangerous. Do not recommend.
Speaker 4: What are you talking?
Speaker 3: Just out the sunroof on the roof.
Speaker 6: What happened was he jumped out the sun roof, ran down.
Speaker 6: We heard this, We're like, where what's happened? Where As
Speaker 6: he ran down the roof and then we pulled up
Speaker 6: at traffic lights and he opened the door, got back in.
Speaker 7: I think we pulled up they were pulling into a
Speaker 7: into a liquor store and he jumped out of the
Speaker 7: sun roof, ran down, ran down and opened the door
Speaker 7: for us store.
Speaker 5: They don't recommend.
Speaker 3: You would have thought it was hilarious at the time,
Speaker 3: silly boy?
Speaker 5: How old was I?
Speaker 7: How old?
Speaker 3: Are you?
Speaker 5: Five years older than me?
Speaker 7: I'm forty something too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I was. I was twenty I was twenty five.
Speaker 3: That's some time to anything else happened than I need
Speaker 3: to know about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I woke up under the couch in my room.
Speaker 3: Hang on your there.
Speaker 5: I thought that was my bed. I think when I got.
Speaker 3: You were completely nude under the couch.
Speaker 5: That's how I woke up.
Speaker 3: How do you get under the yep?
Speaker 5: Not sure? Well, my head was under the couch. Yeah,
Speaker 5: how did you know that?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, good morning Melbourne. It is just gone eight past seven.
Speaker 3: Big question mark over Vossi at the Blues.
Speaker 6: Many people asking questions, now, why is Buddy Franklin blown up?
Speaker 7: Bud He's got a new podcast, That's why was a
Speaker 7: new podcast.
Speaker 6: But he knows a lot about football, Yes he does.
Speaker 6: But the Carton fans like.
Speaker 7: Buddy Patrick creeps. The Carton captain yesterday called for calm
Speaker 7: backed Vossi really, which means he could be.
Speaker 8: Said, they will strife if the captain says.
Speaker 11: Usually when you when you back someone the board strike
Speaker 11: and say SOA says I want him, you know, when
Speaker 11: the typical sort of like the coach has got our
Speaker 11: full support. All those messages from board level, from footy level,
Speaker 11: and then a couple of weeks later, what did I
Speaker 11: all say that?
Speaker 7: I don't know. It's just like a pantomime, a bit of.
Speaker 3: A pantomime, foy, not just I've seen another industry.
Speaker 8: Politics, anything else.
Speaker 5: Happens to everybody.
Speaker 8: Guys.
Speaker 3: We're going to catch up with Harry mckuiy this morning
Speaker 3: after eight o'clock. We'll get harried away in and find
Speaker 3: out what the mood is like inside at the club.
Speaker 3: Do you remember these twins on the news a couple
Speaker 3: of a couple of months back now. They were describing
Speaker 3: a crime that took place in Queensland.
Speaker 16: He's got a gun. Poor mama's suck up there. She goes,
Speaker 16: are you all right? Because he had all blood his place,
Speaker 16: and he goes, I'll shoot you.
Speaker 6: Oh. They were gorgeous. They've got the bird sanctuary. Do
Speaker 6: twins that rescue all well?
Speaker 3: Australiasia, No, Australia.
Speaker 7: You guys, we're like twins.
Speaker 3: Austraighta's most identical twins.
Speaker 5: We are just like twins.
Speaker 3: Premier Tonight Tomorrow seven thirty or nine and nine now,
Speaker 3: toasted by Scottie Camp which at the start I was like,
Speaker 3: that's weird, but down he's got twins.
Speaker 5: Oh we are.
Speaker 3: We've got showers coming up for the next few days,
Speaker 3: which is not great. Hey, good time to just mistle
Speaker 3: in a home, Papaveno, put the fire on and watch
Speaker 3: some TV.
Speaker 5: Are you doing this tonight?
Speaker 3: Exactly? You need to check this show out.
Speaker 8: The sense of twins put to the test.
Speaker 2: Take it.
Speaker 5: Do you always talk together at the same time?
Speaker 16: Sometime?
Speaker 1: Scott cam and Doctor Young Pigman answer the question which.
Speaker 16: Of these twins are Australia's post identical?
Speaker 3: All right, you can check it out tonight seven thirty
Speaker 3: or nine and nine. Now Jamie and Stephanie are identical twins.
Speaker 3: They joined us this morning.
Speaker 6: I'm seeing double good morning. Oh even your mannerisms are
Speaker 6: the same, lady. Yes, so I love identical twins. My
Speaker 6: grandmother is an identical twin.
Speaker 3: You're freaking out.
Speaker 7: You know in the paper how they used to have
Speaker 7: spot the difference. Yes, yeah, yes to circle. I'm just
Speaker 7: trying to see what's.
Speaker 5: One's got blue glasses and one's got black.
Speaker 7: Glasses, and you've you're in, Now which one are you? So,
Speaker 7: steph you've got a ring? Right, you know you're wearing
Speaker 7: a ring as well. Spoted that one.
Speaker 5: Jamie.
Speaker 6: So Stephanie's on the left and Jamie's on the right,
Speaker 6: and you too are very identical.
Speaker 4: No, Jamie's on the left.
Speaker 3: No, no, this will help. So girls, you both live together?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 10: Do you mimmy asking how old you are? Thirty in
Speaker 10: like three weeks?
Speaker 5: Right, so you live together.
Speaker 6: I mean, now, I know you've come in here as
Speaker 6: publicity for a TV show, But do you always dress
Speaker 6: the same?
Speaker 10: We try that too, but recently it's been happening a lot.
Speaker 10: So we walk out the door. Normally we do a
Speaker 10: check before we go at the door, but recently every
Speaker 10: time we go out, we look at each other when
Speaker 10: we get to the bus and we're like, we've worn
Speaker 10: the same thing.
Speaker 5: You don't mean to no, no, no.
Speaker 10: No, We're just put on what feels comfortable in the
Speaker 10: morning and then just happens to be exactly the same thing.
Speaker 10: And then we go we get on the bus, Yeah,
Speaker 10: we don't notice before we leave. But when we get
Speaker 10: on the bus, that's when.
Speaker 3: We're like, do you sit together on the bus?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 7: You share?
Speaker 10: Then go like you go that way?
Speaker 5: To go that way?
Speaker 3: Because not only do they live together, these guys actually
Speaker 3: work together. They're both in childcare once in the nursery.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm in the nursery and I'm in toddlers.
Speaker 5: But don't the kids get confused.
Speaker 10: They're actually pretty good. They actually go by sound of voice.
Speaker 10: They don't even have to turn around when we walk
Speaker 10: in the space to know exactly who to them, we don't.
Speaker 10: They go Hi, Jamie him, And then sometimes they don't
Speaker 10: want cuddles from me, They want cuddles with Jamie and
Speaker 10: they know exactly who.
Speaker 4: Do you girls have partners?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 6: Right, oh my gosh, Heaven help when one of you
Speaker 6: falls in loves No.
Speaker 10: No, Me and Jamie aren't really into dating people. We're
Speaker 10: happy to just do.
Speaker 5: You've got each other, would you bother? Get someone else
Speaker 5: to mess with? But when you've got each.
Speaker 3: Other, But imagine coming to date Jamie like the PRESSU
Speaker 3: would be on the impressed step. Otherwise you'd be.
Speaker 7: Saying the.
Speaker 5: Other one didn't like it, you'd be done for.
Speaker 11: You spent so much of your life clearly together. I mean,
Speaker 11: do you fight?
Speaker 10: Sometimes we have like a two minute and then what
Speaker 10: do you fight over? It could be anything. It could
Speaker 10: be like who's going to change clothes? Or like what
Speaker 10: we're doing in the.
Speaker 5: Day, normal sister stuff.
Speaker 7: Do you think? Do you think the same things?
Speaker 10: Sometimes it's really easy, like if we're debating on something
Speaker 10: that we can see each other's site, easier like that.
Speaker 4: Can I try something?
Speaker 19: So?
Speaker 4: What about?
Speaker 3: Okay? Think of don't say it, just think of like
Speaker 3: a cereal, a breakfast cereal. And I'll say three to one,
Speaker 3: and you guys both say your answer. Okay, you got
Speaker 3: something in mind? Three two one cocoa?
Speaker 5: What did you both take?
Speaker 3: Cocoa?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's our favorite food, right, Okay, think of
Speaker 5: an animal?
Speaker 12: Okay, three two one?
Speaker 10: Dog?
Speaker 5: You have a hone see if you can?
Speaker 7: Okay, think of your favorite in this studio?
Speaker 3: Are you ready?
Speaker 7: Three to one?
Speaker 10: Jace is the one who's better with like in.
Speaker 6: All, my grandmother is an identical twin. So I'm fascinated
Speaker 6: by twins. I love twins. I'm drawn towards them. It's
Speaker 6: I think it's something in our DNA. But my Nan
Speaker 6: used to say when because they actually ended up living
Speaker 6: in different countries, and my Nan used to say when
Speaker 6: her twin sister was sick or something happened to her,
Speaker 6: she felt like she could feel something was wrong.
Speaker 5: Are you guys that connected?
Speaker 10: We've had that before, like because I've broken We've were
Speaker 10: both broken our arms at different times, the same arm,
Speaker 10: but times. And then I'm in primary school when Jamie
Speaker 10: fell off the monkey Bars. I was like, something's wrong
Speaker 10: because I was hanging out on the oval and I'm like,
Speaker 10: something's wrong. And her best friend came and found me
Speaker 10: and was like, Jamei's falling off the monkey Bars program.
Speaker 10: And I was like, Oh, that was that feeling, because
Speaker 10: it's it's a really weird.
Speaker 3: Medical history of like something happened to one twin and
Speaker 3: then it's happened to the.
Speaker 5: Other, like a sickness.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there would be, because you've got the same DNA, right,
Speaker 6: That's how it works.
Speaker 10: We do joke that like Jamie's my spare parts and
Speaker 10: I'm her spare parts because like because that's so yeah,
Speaker 10: like we need it.
Speaker 3: Would their DNA be exactly the same like, could Jamie
Speaker 3: commit a crime and set Steff up for it?
Speaker 10: Yeah, they've had that, but like, yeah, we can do well.
Speaker 10: In the past used to be that if like one
Speaker 10: person did something and they will both like will be
Speaker 10: each other alibi, then you.
Speaker 3: Will have to know, oh my god, when one of
Speaker 3: them gets done on to speak and the other one
Speaker 3: could take.
Speaker 7: You or just phone. Do you tend to play a
Speaker 7: fan of practical jokes we.
Speaker 10: Go with get cold feet, like we go to do it,
Speaker 10: we plan it, go to do it, and they were like, no,
Speaker 10: I can't do it. But then if you pull us
Speaker 10: on the phone or have because we feel guilty telling
Speaker 10: people they've got the wrong one. So if you're talking
Speaker 10: to us and you've got the wrong one, we'll just
Speaker 10: play on until until they ask question, being like, oh
Speaker 10: I don't know the answer. I'll just answer what Jamie answers,
Speaker 10: and then they're like you're not Jamie. I was like yes, so.
Speaker 5: Close, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 6: And what are some of the other things that are
Speaker 6: a bit freaky that we wouldn't understand if we're not
Speaker 6: an identical twin, Like what are some of the things
Speaker 6: that you do the same or that you think the
Speaker 6: same or that, Like if you had any moments where
Speaker 6: you're like, oh, this is a twin.
Speaker 5: Thing, we would be like that one.
Speaker 10: Yeah, talking at the same time. We try not to,
Speaker 10: but yeah, a lot of the time because we're thinking
Speaker 10: very similar. Yeah, it happens. Yeah, that like the wanting
Speaker 10: to always be apart because we don't ever spend much
Speaker 10: time apart.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what do you do separately?
Speaker 10: Not really anything, Like we're like when after the show
Speaker 10: we'd finished the show, We're like, the one thing we're
Speaker 10: going to work on is getting public transport apart because
Speaker 10: we never have to so then we're so then we
Speaker 10: still get nervous getting public transport separately because we're used
Speaker 10: to doing it together.
Speaker 5: Do you have separate bank accounts or one bank account
Speaker 5: like we have.
Speaker 10: Separate goes into one because we all have this. We
Speaker 10: have the same hobbies and everything. So yeah, yeah, yeah, that's.
Speaker 5: Why there's no one to argue over what you want
Speaker 5: for dinner. Always agreed. Anything you disagree on something, I don't.
Speaker 10: Know because most of the things that we can negotiate
Speaker 10: with each other to get out.
Speaker 5: Lot's a happy marriage.
Speaker 3: I've got one hang on Australia, I just can't do this.
Speaker 7: Do you have bunk beds.
Speaker 10: We're used to growing up now, No, we've got the two,
Speaker 10: but they're like pushed together, so it's basically like one.
Speaker 5: With There are the twins in the show that you
Speaker 5: walked in and met and went nah, they're not as
Speaker 5: similar as us.
Speaker 10: Pretty you'll see tonight like they're all pretty much the same.
Speaker 4: And I try one more game. Okay, think think of
Speaker 4: a pizza topping. Okay, okay, you got a.
Speaker 5: Pizza top, always food related.
Speaker 7: Imagine if you had a twin, there'd be no more food.
Speaker 10: Okay, so you think of a pizza topping, topping, or
Speaker 10: like a flavor like would you say ham or would
Speaker 10: you say pineapple?
Speaker 12: I mean?
Speaker 5: Or would you say Hawaiian?
Speaker 7: I think a style of.
Speaker 3: A style of pizza, like style of pizza like.
Speaker 5: Pep chicken.
Speaker 10: Okay, thinking three, two, one half and half. We found that.
Speaker 3: Australia's most identical Twins premieres tonight Tomorrow Night's thirty nine
Speaker 3: and nine.
Speaker 5: Now me too, don't go? Can you stay?
Speaker 3: Jamie and Steph, thanks for coming in. Veronica's untouched. The
Speaker 3: reason we are playing the Brisbane Twins is because we've
Speaker 3: turned into twin FM. This is an over one hundred.
Speaker 3: You're on the air with Jas and Lauren clint here
Speaker 3: as well. Look, we were just chatting with two of
Speaker 3: the girls, Jamie and Stiff. They appear on Austraya's Most
Speaker 3: Identical Twins tonight on Channel nine.
Speaker 5: I'm not kidding. These are the same people.
Speaker 3: The interview wrapped up, we hit an ad break. We're like, girls,
Speaker 3: thanks coming in, and then we just kept asking.
Speaker 8: Questions and we're like, can you please stay?
Speaker 4: You ain't leaving.
Speaker 6: So if you've just tuned in, the girls are on
Speaker 6: this Channel nine, the women, i should say, on this
Speaker 6: Channel nine show tonight. Now they've come in dressed in
Speaker 6: the same outfits. One has a blue pair of glasses,
Speaker 6: one has a black pair of the same glasses. And
Speaker 6: that's the only way we can identify it now as.
Speaker 7: The blue glass.
Speaker 3: This is what I find fascinating. They live together, they
Speaker 3: work together. You're both non interested in dating, because as
Speaker 3: far as you're concerned, you've got your companion. I would
Speaker 3: love to live with myself.
Speaker 7: I would go absolutely.
Speaker 5: Crazy if another Jays Hawkins walked in here right now,
Speaker 5: I would walk out now the back. If there was two.
Speaker 6: This world is not made for two of you, and
Speaker 6: I'm not made for a world with two of you.
Speaker 3: But think about it, imagine you living with yourself like
Speaker 3: all those silly little things fonce does.
Speaker 5: Know how to pack the Because we were asking you, girls,
Speaker 5: is there anything that annoys each other, like it's one
Speaker 5: of you good at packing the dishwasher or does one
Speaker 5: of you leave the wet towels on the floor. You
Speaker 5: just do everything the same, do or we just divide?
Speaker 10: So then I prefer doing the dishwasher first to do
Speaker 10: the washing. So then if we have come to an argument,
Speaker 10: we're like, okay, well, if you want to do your
Speaker 10: thing this way and I want to do my thing
Speaker 10: this way, we'll just take the job of the thing
Speaker 10: that we wants.
Speaker 3: Just what we're missing relationship.
Speaker 5: We need another us. Should we try and find.
Speaker 4: Put ourselves forward for the cloning program?
Speaker 11: Hey, and I mean personal question again. We were speaking
Speaker 11: about it off the air, but you've spoken about starting
Speaker 11: a family potentially.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, how how would that world?
Speaker 10: Then we would then go into like IVF to then
Speaker 10: because we want to be raising the children together, but
Speaker 10: then as two single parents, right, yeah, so then either
Speaker 10: one of us would have but because we can't just
Speaker 10: hade who would go first. We're gonna both go at
Speaker 10: the same time. And then if it's meant to be,
Speaker 10: it's meant to be right, and then whoever would be.
Speaker 6: One fell pregnant and the other one didn't fall pregnant.
Speaker 6: You would be fine with that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, that just means that nature is just it's.
Speaker 3: Not meant to be that you could both fall pregnant.
Speaker 10: Yes, and our younger sisters like, if it ends up
Speaker 10: being twinned, she's moving out. It would be like two two?
Speaker 10: Is it a one one? Yes, we have four kids.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh, if you both had twins.
Speaker 10: Y, which is like genetically possible, is it more possible?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you need a mini bus.
Speaker 5: If you're an identical twin, is it more likely you'll
Speaker 5: have twins in the family.
Speaker 10: Seems if it runs in the family. But our family
Speaker 10: it's kind of like a.
Speaker 5: Hit because my grandmother is a twin.
Speaker 6: And if you've seen the size of my fiance, if
Speaker 6: I end up having twin polls, I'll be bed ridden
Speaker 6: from day one.
Speaker 5: And for the rest of.
Speaker 7: That.
Speaker 5: Is there anything different do any of you have, like
Speaker 5: a birthmark or a freckle or something that the other.
Speaker 10: One's got a mole on her leg. And when we
Speaker 10: were little, that's how mom dad told's part you can't
Speaker 10: see it. They used to try colored hair ties about
Speaker 10: all our baby photos. But then as soon as like
Speaker 10: if the hair ties are the same color or something,
Speaker 10: you just.
Speaker 12: Don't know because it's like when no, this is the
Speaker 12: wrong analogy. I like you no, no, no, Now, I'm
Speaker 12: not comparing.
Speaker 5: But it's like I.
Speaker 4: Went, you were you were like, he's an analogy, go
Speaker 4: for it.
Speaker 6: I went. I went to see the Guye dog buppies
Speaker 6: and there are all these blonde little poppies and they
Speaker 6: paid different colored spots on them.
Speaker 5: So they know I'm not I'm not.
Speaker 2: Saying you like, I'll pay my left thumb. That's the
Speaker 2: only way.
Speaker 5: Well, that's the only way.
Speaker 6: And my friend who had twins, she used to paint
Speaker 6: fingernails on one of them.
Speaker 5: So that's like so they could tell you.
Speaker 3: Is there a food that one of you doesn't.
Speaker 5: Like another food?
Speaker 10: So the foods that we really don't agree on. So
Speaker 10: Jamie loves swotosweet them like apples. I can't stamp them.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 10: She's the same with peanut butter. I love peanut butter.
Speaker 10: Toast and she's like, I have to go to another
Speaker 10: room because it smells show.
Speaker 5: Do they do research as to why that is different?
Speaker 10: We did a food one, but then yeah, because we
Speaker 10: didn't didn't get to see the results, so we went
Speaker 10: in and did all the activities and then the results
Speaker 10: were kind of kept, so then it would still be
Speaker 10: a surprise for us.
Speaker 3: Sorry, when you sit down, like at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, because like I think, imagine being in this situation. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you both happen to watch the block.
Speaker 10: We're happy, and then if we can't agree, we'll do
Speaker 10: the same thing. Like we'll go and one of us
Speaker 10: will sit one phone and one of us sit on
Speaker 10: the other and watch our individual things. But most of
Speaker 10: the time we'll sit together.
Speaker 6: So, I mean, you guys are obviously good people, and
Speaker 6: you're good at compromising, which is the key to any
Speaker 6: good relationship, which I'm not very good.
Speaker 10: You're used to being on your own though, because we've
Speaker 10: never known anything.
Speaker 5: Different the whole life.
Speaker 10: Then suddenly getting a relationship and then having two people,
Speaker 10: you'd have to then learn.
Speaker 7: Do you barrack for the same football team.
Speaker 10: We don't really do football, but we're both team.
Speaker 5: Didn't annoy you having to share a birthday growing up.
Speaker 7: Morning.
Speaker 10: Like recently we've been like we should try having two
Speaker 10: parties to see but parts and at the end where
Speaker 10: like that was just meant to.
Speaker 6: You should have two parties on the same day, different
Speaker 6: places and see who goes to which one.
Speaker 10: Some one who would get one?
Speaker 6: Yeah, girls, people ever say, oh I'm better friend.
Speaker 5: Do you have a best friend.
Speaker 10: We're both the best friends.
Speaker 5: So does anyone ever.
Speaker 6: Say to you though, like Jamie Stephanie was really annoying
Speaker 6: me today.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, so you can.
Speaker 10: Then I told them back how she annoys me.
Speaker 5: They do not.
Speaker 8: Annoy each but she's you.
Speaker 3: So it's sort of like you're annoying yourself.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 6: It's skilled at the other one. That's one an amazing
Speaker 6: opera singer, and the other one's not.
Speaker 10: Jamie can do really like hand like sewing, and like
Speaker 10: I can't do that. I tried and I lost my sanity,
Speaker 10: so she can.
Speaker 5: Do Yeah, so there's something different in your brain.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah, girls, we love you.
Speaker 3: We need to let them go. You know why, because
Speaker 3: they work in childcare. They can't open the childcare places.
Speaker 3: They're out doing prim.
Speaker 5: Kids are the kids with their parents until you get there.
Speaker 10: No, no, we're clothing so where we finished later.
Speaker 6: You're doing the late Yeah, guys, get on our socials
Speaker 6: and have a look at the photo we're going to
Speaker 6: post of all of us our favorite guests this year.
Speaker 3: Australia's Most Identical Twins premieres tonight and tomorrow seven thirty
Speaker 3: on nine and nine. Now we are going to let
Speaker 3: them go this time. Girls, Thank you so much for
Speaker 3: coming in.
Speaker 10: Another that's the way.
Speaker 3: Well, good morning Melbourne. It is just go on sixteen
Speaker 3: to wait. Johnny Knoxville and they're bringing back Fear Factor. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was.
Speaker 7: Quite a long time ago.
Speaker 3: What happens on Factor again?
Speaker 5: Who wins with Mike Whitney and ten years?
Speaker 3: Yes, it's a bit like that.
Speaker 5: You know, wait what happened on that again?
Speaker 3: Like, oh, we'll give you a hundred bucks if you
Speaker 3: jump from one semi trailer to the other so.
Speaker 5: You don't face your own fear. Its just anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you've scared of sharks of Johnny Knoxville.
Speaker 7: I haven't heard that name in forever.
Speaker 5: Guess yes, you're be hosting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know Joe Rogan famous podcast, one of the
Speaker 3: biggest in the World. He used to host Fear Factor,
Speaker 3: did he back in the day? Yeah, it's where he started.
Speaker 5: Did we have Fear Factor here?
Speaker 7: Yes? We had a local version of stand by Google.
Speaker 8: Mike Whitney did who does.
Speaker 5: Who Days Wins? Who Days Wins? Did you have to
Speaker 5: dare a friend or something? You had to nominate something?
Speaker 4: Can you imagine what the local Fear Factor would have been?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 4: Pop a balloon for fifty dollars as the rules.
Speaker 7: And mine actually did it. The program was hosted by
Speaker 7: Mark Yellen.
Speaker 6: Oh, Mark Yellen, we'll tell yelling about never heard of him,
Speaker 6: nor have I?
Speaker 7: Glad how many seasons and seven episodes? I miss it
Speaker 7: so much?
Speaker 5: Mark Yellen? Mark Yellen? Where are they now?
Speaker 7: Two thousand and two it was canceled up to three episodes.
Speaker 3: Bring back Who Dares? Mark? No? No, No, Mike Whitney, Whitney,
Speaker 3: what was the other one?
Speaker 5: Mike Whitney hosted Glad.
Speaker 7: He was the official, wasn't he?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 3: He was the ref? Yeah, it was the ref. Hey, guys,
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Speaker 5: What about? What about the guys across the road.
Speaker 3: As we were walking out with our suitcases, the guys
Speaker 3: in the office.
Speaker 8: Directly offer apartment.
Speaker 5: It was an apartment.
Speaker 3: Directly across the road. He opens his window and yells out,
Speaker 3: what are you doing?
Speaker 1: If you could have told us.
Speaker 5: Jason's sorry, Fellers.
Speaker 3: Someone else who's kicking themselves is a girl named Eron.
Speaker 3: She sent me a DM yesterday and she goes, hey,
Speaker 3: just have a look at the screen shop below, and
Speaker 3: the time I took it it was our exact location,
Speaker 3: sixteen Sandaland Street, South Melbourne. When Friday, Oh.
Speaker 7: My goodness, that's day two.
Speaker 6: Even on the windows Sellers advocates, Property advocates.
Speaker 3: Yep, day two. She had found us by searching online,
Speaker 3: but she didn't go and knock on the door and
Speaker 3: then realized that's where we were hiding. So far she
Speaker 3: would have went close to two hundred thousand. She joined
Speaker 3: the town tell a hello, God, why did you not
Speaker 3: come and knock on the door.
Speaker 15: Oh God, stop listen.
Speaker 18: I can't believe this has even happened. When I saw
Speaker 18: the address, when the winner knocked on the door, I
Speaker 18: think on most passed out. So what happened was I
Speaker 18: was screenshotting places I thought you guys were at, but
Speaker 18: it was so early on that I thought i'd wait
Speaker 18: some more clues. So I had a bunch of screenshots
Speaker 18: and the more CLUESY gave out the more I was like, oh, no,
Speaker 18: it can't be there.
Speaker 3: But then a question, why did you screenshot that place?
Speaker 3: Were you going through real estate webshots?
Speaker 18: Yeah, So what happened was I started googling vacant commercial
Speaker 18: properties around Melbourne, and as I started with like close
Speaker 18: to the Nova Studios area, and I thought they wouldn't
Speaker 18: be that close like in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: I think that might be a bit psyched you out.
Speaker 18: And the crazy thing is that the screenshot is at
Speaker 18: nine oh six am, like it was Friday morning, and
Speaker 18: the only thing I went by was the spectator's clues.
Speaker 18: So I was just trying to like work myself away
Speaker 18: from there, and it just even screenshot seven Street.
Speaker 5: Did you see did you say this street name it all?
Speaker 5: And did it perk your interest?
Speaker 17: Pardon?
Speaker 5: Did you notice the street name at all?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: No, not at all.
Speaker 18: And then but the only thing that grabbed my attention
Speaker 18: I almost went back there was when you guys released
Speaker 18: a video but you were bleeping out the clues, Lauren.
Speaker 18: I thought you said something like there's a glass door
Speaker 18: and you have to walk up it or something exadly,
Speaker 18: and I was like, no, it can't be that and
Speaker 18: then you don't understand.
Speaker 5: I'm just a you're doing your head in.
Speaker 3: Also one of the clues was what was it with danger, Clint?
Speaker 3: It was like with dangers opportunity. Even in the photo
Speaker 3: you've saent us, there's the giant electrical box right out
Speaker 3: the front with danger written on.
Speaker 18: I went crazy, like I went full stalking by. I
Speaker 18: was screenshotting everything, like when Clint was opening the fridge
Speaker 18: and I screenshot that, and I had gray carpet, and
Speaker 18: there was like like, oh, the fridge is on the carpet.
Speaker 18: And then the real estate if you look at it,
Speaker 18: the property has carpet near a fridge, and I circled
Speaker 18: it and sent.
Speaker 5: It to you guys.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I wish we had a camera on
Speaker 3: you when.
Speaker 9: Erin.
Speaker 5: If only you have no idea next year?
Speaker 7: Did you drown your sorrows?
Speaker 18: No, I'm just I'm embarrassed, earssed. But don't worry. Next year,
Speaker 18: I'm going to have a whole week off work and
Speaker 18: I'm just going to be knocking on every single door
Speaker 18: I think you're at.
Speaker 3: Oh my, come to think of it, carpet in the
Speaker 3: kitchen really does stand out, doesn't it.
Speaker 5: Your carpet in the kitchen.
Speaker 3: You need the fridge.
Speaker 5: I don't even remember I've locked that hop.
Speaker 7: Cat food in the fridge.
Speaker 5: That turns out that was our producer when she stopping.
Speaker 6: Maybe we had a vegetarian and we thought maybe they
Speaker 6: thought that's what vegetarians are.
Speaker 3: Aaron, you're a good sport. Thanks for playing along, and
Speaker 3: how you never know you might get us next year.
Speaker 18: We bring it back next year and next one hundred
Speaker 18: percent next year. I'll see you next year at your
Speaker 18: next lowcation.
Speaker 3: Good morning, but and just go on two past eight.
Speaker 3: This is Ober one hundred where on the air, thanks
Speaker 3: to she already express. So we have just returned home
Speaker 3: after five or so days.
Speaker 5: We're after days away we weren't.
Speaker 3: We're off doing our hide and seek. My wife has
Speaker 3: developed a bad habit of whenever I travel.
Speaker 5: How often is that not much?
Speaker 3: But whenever it happens like we went away to Cannes
Speaker 3: recently for work, I want to wear to my mate's
Speaker 3: internet's beach house, just.
Speaker 4: On the holidays, just one fishing.
Speaker 3: It was great, just insta it was boys trip.
Speaker 5: What happens on a boys trips?
Speaker 3: Days on a boy put a hard solo and the
Speaker 3: ninja slushy.
Speaker 5: That's fun.
Speaker 3: That is when I came home. For some reason, my
Speaker 3: wife likes doing little renovations around the house.
Speaker 5: All the couch.
Speaker 3: She painted a cabinet in the bathroom.
Speaker 5: This how she painted a cabinet in the bathroom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what do you mean she got paint? She looked
Speaker 3: at the cabinet painted.
Speaker 5: Like the covers?
Speaker 7: What from them too?
Speaker 3: I can't really remember what it was.
Speaker 5: Did you take it off the hinge? Or did she
Speaker 5: just paint? That's something I would do.
Speaker 6: Just painted while it's well, it's screwed the wall and
Speaker 6: so is it?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 7: What color is it now?
Speaker 5: That is something I would do.
Speaker 7: Oh, yeah, that's it there.
Speaker 5: And then the other She had to stand back. The
Speaker 5: other cabinets, different colors.
Speaker 3: There is the only one, just one cabinet in there
Speaker 3: this time?
Speaker 5: Did she paint the inside of the door.
Speaker 3: To actually, come to think? But no, it used to
Speaker 3: be brown. I remember because I opened it last night
Speaker 3: to get something.
Speaker 5: Out, and it's brown on the inside.
Speaker 4: Job a little bit of while on the floor, you know, and.
Speaker 6: It drips, you get that it's getting inside the like
Speaker 6: the tiny.
Speaker 8: Little she used the tape like she did.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't have done that.
Speaker 3: No, No, you wouldn't have you to roll?
Speaker 5: Isn't that what she did?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But the cabinet. You want to use a brush, don't you?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: How BIG's the cabinet like a little like under the sinking.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, like in the en suite like a
Speaker 3: little Yeah. Anyway, this time I came.
Speaker 5: Home, she replaced the handle. Okay, the same handle.
Speaker 3: I think she replaced the handle.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, sure, she did a full jobs this time.
Speaker 3: She's replaced some photos around the house, just freshened.
Speaker 8: Up the albums with other frames in.
Speaker 3: Frames, and she's replaced a couple of group shots with
Speaker 3: some old like fun group shots and back in the
Speaker 3: day with our friends and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: Where do you put your photos on the TV cabinet?
Speaker 3: Yeah, We've got like a little cabinet there. And I
Speaker 3: was looking at it last night and I'm like, that's
Speaker 3: her ex.
Speaker 19: Boyfriend, just reminiscing, what do you mean that's that's a
Speaker 19: group shot her friends and her ex boyfriend.
Speaker 5: Are you in it?
Speaker 19: No?
Speaker 2: Was it?
Speaker 5: Question?
Speaker 10: I love this?
Speaker 5: I love this?
Speaker 6: Was it in the time when you were together and
Speaker 6: then you broke up and then you get back together.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's that's fine.
Speaker 4: The quarter life cross not dreaming.
Speaker 5: Okay, so before you were.
Speaker 7: Together, what's the justification.
Speaker 5: But if Paul ever does it.
Speaker 3: Burn that house to the ground.
Speaker 5: Pose it my parents the other day and he's like,
Speaker 5: it's a photo of your boyfriend. I was like, oh yeah,
Speaker 5: Mom still got that up?
Speaker 7: Do you pull her up or not?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I was like, hey, are they still friends?
Speaker 3: No? No, I think so, come to think of it,
Speaker 3: I hope he didn't paint the cabinet.
Speaker 7: So what she said?
Speaker 3: She passed off like, well, it's a group shot. She's like,
Speaker 3: you know, friends, it's all and all the friends and
Speaker 3: stuff in there. And I'm like, well, like like you know,
Speaker 3: you can go down to office exactly.
Speaker 5: That would be weird.
Speaker 3: He had a bit of rig put my head on him.
Speaker 5: How many people are in the group shot?
Speaker 7: Four?
Speaker 8: And what photo?
Speaker 5: It's only four like two couples.
Speaker 3: Come to think of it, it's two blokes and two girls. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: I think the ratio has a bit different. But he
Speaker 3: has about there.
Speaker 5: So what's the ratio?
Speaker 6: Three girls on him? And is it her favorite photo?
Speaker 12: Like?
Speaker 5: What was the story behind the photo? You need to
Speaker 5: ask more questions.
Speaker 3: Am I going to roll out today?
Speaker 5: As if you had?
Speaker 4: Next girl, I'll go to some stock image website.
Speaker 7: Did she get t shirts done as well?
Speaker 6: No, she didn't get teach One more question on what
Speaker 6: photo was there that got replaced?
Speaker 4: One that I was in?
Speaker 8: Really but like a group shot?
Speaker 3: A group shot?
Speaker 5: How many were in your photo?
Speaker 3: The wedding photos still there? That's nice?
Speaker 7: Who's wedding?
Speaker 5: He definitely painted the cabinet.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Melbourne, and a big good morning to Jake,
Speaker 3: who is able to do your bag. He'll be very
Speaker 3: excited about Harry mckaye about to join us on the
Speaker 3: air and.
Speaker 8: Jake, good morning are.
Speaker 7: Jake? Dare I ask? Do you have a question for Harry?
Speaker 7: He's listening.
Speaker 4: We're watching him through the glass at the moment.
Speaker 20: No, probably more of a personal and just to make
Speaker 20: sure he's knee feeling.
Speaker 5: We will get an injury update next Jake.
Speaker 4: Yeah, brought some band aids in.
Speaker 3: All right, Hey this morning, you can go an easy
Speaker 3: question for fifty meeting for five hundred, you rolling the
Speaker 3: dice and go on for five k bro let's do
Speaker 3: it five thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: Rules are simple, they are very very simple.
Speaker 6: Jake, and what I would say is, if you don't
Speaker 6: know the answer, have a guest, but you will hear
Speaker 6: three two one countdown. You must answer something before that
Speaker 6: time we're off.
Speaker 5: Do we're screaming?
Speaker 7: Just guess guess me something, Jake crack.
Speaker 8: If you don't know, all right, I'll give you something
Speaker 8: and hopefully.
Speaker 5: It's right in five thousand dollars will be yours, Jake.
Speaker 5: Good luck.
Speaker 3: I have seen this question appear on a game show before. Yes,
Speaker 3: are we ready? Let's do it, Jake for five thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Your question is.
Speaker 1: What is the technical name for a hashtag three two one?
Speaker 6: I've got no idea either octo thorpe? Is it an
Speaker 6: opto thorpe?
Speaker 3: It is true thought?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I would have got the older and symbol the anan.
Speaker 5: But that's a good one. Yeah, I knew that.
Speaker 7: So the octopard almost certainly refers to the eight points
Speaker 7: on the symbol, but the thorpe is a bit mysterious.
Speaker 5: It says an thought created and thought must have used
Speaker 5: up hashtagg peter eight points. Oh that makes sense, Jake.
Speaker 3: You've got a couple of kids. They young, Yeah, eight
Speaker 3: and five? How about what check get two and a
Speaker 3: free did all a Lego pack coming your way?
Speaker 15: Ah, that's an't they both love Lego. That's great, guys, Thank.
Speaker 8: You, you're welcome.
Speaker 3: Jay building the future one imaginative, imaginative Lego set at
Speaker 3: a time that is coming your way.
Speaker 11: And he told us that Harry's heard his knee, because
Speaker 11: earlier in the show we were speculating about what the
Speaker 11: injury was.
Speaker 5: We thought it was a leg situation.
Speaker 7: It's just on the legs.
Speaker 5: He's got a sore leg, he does, Is it your knee?
Speaker 2: Harry?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, scope.
Speaker 3: Jo told us the leg bones connected to the you
Speaker 3: got it nineteen past eight. Harry McKay from The Blows
Speaker 3: shoins us. Next on over, Harry mckuy from The Blows
Speaker 3: is in the house.
Speaker 13: Hello Harry, Yeah, good, thanks.
Speaker 5: How's the knee?
Speaker 13: He's okay, So jac who just played the five k
Speaker 13: is very Yeah, it was tough questions. I had no idea.
Speaker 7: Well, Harry, now.
Speaker 5: Smart, So how's the knee. What's the update?
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's not too bad. Last week I had a
Speaker 13: little surgery just to clean up a bit of stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 13: so that was about a week ago now, So it
Speaker 13: went really well. A few weeks ago before that. I
Speaker 13: think I said last time, I tore a bit of
Speaker 13: stuff on the outside, so they fortunately have to go
Speaker 13: in and clean that up.
Speaker 7: But what's at an arthoscope?
Speaker 5: BIG's the scar?
Speaker 13: There's two little scars?
Speaker 5: Love scars? We do? How big the sky?
Speaker 19: No?
Speaker 13: Very small?
Speaker 3: So as amazing as me. Just how flippant you are
Speaker 3: about like a bit of surgery on this. If I
Speaker 3: my tonsils out, i'd be milking that for a month.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, you probably get a bit.
Speaker 13: More used to it.
Speaker 6: Did you do the thing when they put you under
Speaker 6: and you count to ten? What did you get to?
Speaker 13: Yeah? I'm always very competitive.
Speaker 5: I try and stay Yeah.
Speaker 13: Really, you probably start those enough now I'm like, no,
Speaker 13: I'm not.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, have you not even tried to?
Speaker 6: And they go count to ten and you'll be asleep
Speaker 6: before ten and you go one.
Speaker 3: I just want to be knocked out straight away. I
Speaker 3: freak out about every waking up, big surgery.
Speaker 7: Oh don't don't.
Speaker 6: Well here he's a good unnethetist. I got a bit
Speaker 6: of crush on my anthist when I had what was it?
Speaker 5: Was it my head?
Speaker 3: How'd you go when you're under the influence? Did you
Speaker 3: tell me how to cross?
Speaker 5: I thought he might have had a crush on me to.
Speaker 6: Some drugs really glamorous in my paper undis and my
Speaker 6: red hat on my head.
Speaker 11: Okay, back to you, Harry, what what's the verdict? How
Speaker 11: long do you think you'll missus?
Speaker 7: Boy? Oh boy, the blue bag.
Speaker 13: Is need you. Hopefully it's around four to six weeks
Speaker 13: usually whenever you have a lactual surgery. So but yeah,
Speaker 13: all track him off in the first week, So there
Speaker 13: you go. But yeah, obviously sucks watching so pretty ken
Speaker 13: it back up?
Speaker 5: Can you do anything yet or are you just.
Speaker 13: Hobbling around a little bit into the club doing a
Speaker 13: better rehab and doing a few exercise and stuff. So
Speaker 13: it moves pretty quick.
Speaker 3: Crutches we need.
Speaker 7: Visible.
Speaker 5: Thanks thanks part of our team. Now for your team
Speaker 5: we do.
Speaker 3: Let's talk. ROSSI is in the headlines all morning. Buddy
Speaker 3: Franklin's come out and made some comments.
Speaker 7: All the Carlton supporters have plogged so to say, I'm
Speaker 7: probably speaking on behalf of the American There needs to
Speaker 7: be a change, and it'll probably happen in the next
Speaker 7: few weeks.
Speaker 4: Is my tip? Speaking on behalf of them?
Speaker 3: Of the Carlton supporters, does it feel like the supporters
Speaker 3: want to change.
Speaker 13: I'm not sure exactly. I can't speak for all the supporters,
Speaker 13: but I know internally, and I think I've said it
Speaker 13: a few times here, but that sometimes it's tough that
Speaker 13: when as players we don't perform in one hundred and
Speaker 13: twenty minutes, the first thing that everyone goes to is
Speaker 13: the coach or the coaching and reality is they're doing
Speaker 13: a great job behind the scenes and at the moment
Speaker 13: we're just not performing and for four quarters on the field.
Speaker 13: So I think the disappointing part sometimes is, you know,
Speaker 13: as I said, we don't put it together. Everyone's in
Speaker 13: it together, but yeah, the first thing that always people
Speaker 13: go to as a coach, which is probably unfair. So
Speaker 13: together we're all putting our hands up and it'd be better.
Speaker 13: But from my point of view and the players point
Speaker 13: of view, Bossy's doing an awesome job and we love
Speaker 13: him and yeah, full support for him.
Speaker 5: So that's what I was gonna ask, because when there's
Speaker 5: all of this talk, like there's a lot of media
Speaker 5: chat about things like this, do you do you, guys,
Speaker 5: or does VOSSI address that to the team or do
Speaker 5: you just try and block out the noise or do
Speaker 5: you talk to him?
Speaker 13: Yeah, really good question was I think we try and
Speaker 13: keep it just inside four walls. So I think if
Speaker 13: you ride the rollercoaster of addressing a narrative every week,
Speaker 13: you'd probably go insane. So, you know, if we have
Speaker 13: a good win and this weekend Vossy's the best coach ever, yeah,
Speaker 13: we lose and then yeah, it's hard though when it's.
Speaker 3: Like I mean, it's almost leading all the sport news
Speaker 3: this morning, Like that's hard. You're rocking up with the club,
Speaker 3: you know, as a friend you want to be like
Speaker 3: hey mate.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and absolutely there's a check ins for sure. But yeah,
Speaker 13: the world that we live in footy that happens to
Speaker 13: see it in twenty.
Speaker 7: Four to seven cycle really Yeah, is Vossy pretty unflappable?
Speaker 13: Yeah, he's a very.
Speaker 5: He seems.
Speaker 13: One of the things I love about Buss is very composed.
Speaker 13: Every time he walks in on a Monday, you wouldn't
Speaker 13: know whether necessarily had a loss or a win. He's
Speaker 13: just very his process and the way he presents himself
Speaker 13: as very professional.
Speaker 5: He's very.
Speaker 8: Calm.
Speaker 5: People are good to be around.
Speaker 6: I think you're very calm, Harry, Thank you, like very
Speaker 6: calm does anything stress you out.
Speaker 3: I'd love to see you in traffic, just absolutely fine.
Speaker 4: He'd let him in. You're right.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 13: My most annoying thing is if you let someone in
Speaker 13: like that or a tight street and you pull over
Speaker 13: in that they come through and they don't acknowledge it.
Speaker 13: On this effort to let you in, I'm not expecting
Speaker 13: you know, full of rupt.
Speaker 6: Hey, Harry, I don't know if you heard earlier we
Speaker 6: had identical twins on there's a new show starting on
Speaker 6: Channel and I forget what it's called, something about the
Speaker 6: most identical twins.
Speaker 7: Good name.
Speaker 5: Anyway, we had.
Speaker 3: These most identical twins pretty close.
Speaker 5: We had these ide identical twins in that were.
Speaker 6: Exactly like, exactly the same week, and now you're an
Speaker 6: identical twin. They were not they were not naughty. They
Speaker 6: never like played tricks. They never did anything to confuse people.
Speaker 6: What about you and your brother?
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's probably our one regret I reckon is that
Speaker 13: at school and everything, we didn't kind of play enough Tricksy,
Speaker 13: we're good boys.
Speaker 5: You guys are really similar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so identical.
Speaker 13: Yeah. And my mirror image, which means I'm left handed.
Speaker 13: Ben's right hand, yeah, right, which is even rarer.
Speaker 4: Girlfriend's got confused when you're growing up.
Speaker 13: Ah no, thank god.
Speaker 6: But these two twins we had in they didn't even
Speaker 6: want to go boyfriends or partners because they had each other.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you didn't feel like that about your.
Speaker 3: Brother living and settling down with Ben.
Speaker 7: You can very much live, and you do very much
Speaker 7: live apart from I mean you're checking obviously you do.
Speaker 5: The players, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: But I think they're a little different to this.
Speaker 16: Laws got a gun, poor mama's suck up there, she goes,
Speaker 16: Are you all right?
Speaker 5: Do you have a finish? Finish?
Speaker 13: Actually, we listened to that audio a few weeks on
Speaker 13: our podcast and for a bit of fun we tried
Speaker 13: to finish and it was so horrible. Nowhere near it.
Speaker 13: So don't think we're on that level.
Speaker 7: Hey, who the boy's got this week?
Speaker 13: Put Adelaide on Thursday night, In Adelaide.
Speaker 11: In Adelaide, right loss too, So Crippers said yesterday the boys,
Speaker 11: it's up to the onus on the players to dig
Speaker 11: yourselves out of the mess.
Speaker 7: Confident you can do it, and how do you do it? Yeah?
Speaker 13: Absolutely, I think as you said before, it's the end
Speaker 13: of the day. It's that the players that run out
Speaker 13: and it's on everyone. And yeah, A good thing about
Speaker 13: foot is one every week you get a chance to
Speaker 13: respond if something doesn't go well. And we have a
Speaker 13: five day break as well, so it's yeah, Thursday comes
Speaker 13: pretty quick. So away game always the best wins when
Speaker 13: you're going to state and get a win. So yeah,
Speaker 13: really confident that we can have a week.
Speaker 5: Do you stay home?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Get you put you saw knee up on a couch.
Speaker 4: You don't want to throw bo.
Speaker 13: Have you guys got any good Netflix series or anything?
Speaker 5: A little Sirens? I liked that.
Speaker 3: I really watched the account.
Speaker 5: Have you seen the Original Accountant with Ben Affleck?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 5: That movie?
Speaker 3: Do you want to come over that we can watch
Speaker 3: the account? Busy?
Speaker 13: Mate?
Speaker 3: Gad to know they I'll come.
Speaker 5: Over account to very very good. All right, Jakes hasn't watched.
Speaker 4: It, now I'll get to it.
Speaker 7: Well, you're welcome here during your recovery, mate, Yeah, coming
Speaker 7: to make yourself at home.
Speaker 3: Harry McKay join us on the air this morning. It's
Speaker 3: right on a thirty Harry on a Grande twilight zoning,
Speaker 3: Good morning Melbourne. Just go on twenty two to nine
Speaker 3: here on nov we're doing to thanks to shell Ready Express.
Speaker 3: I was thinking of you and your family yesterday.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we had a sad day in our family yesterday.
Speaker 6: I got the call just after getting out of Hide
Speaker 6: and Seek that our family Doggo.
Speaker 5: Had to be put down.
Speaker 7: What's dog O's name?
Speaker 6: Roxy was our dog and so I Border Collie kelpie cross.
Speaker 5: We rescued her from the.
Speaker 7: RSPCA rescue too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I'll never forget going there.
Speaker 6: They say when you go to a shelter or the RSPCA,
Speaker 6: the dog often picks you.
Speaker 5: You don't pick.
Speaker 6: It was one of those dogs my mom. I remember
Speaker 6: my mom saying, this is the dog that we had
Speaker 6: in our family home. So my two dogs, I've got
Speaker 6: a that live with paul I. Our puppies are fine,
Speaker 6: but this is the dog that we had when I
Speaker 6: lived at home with my mom and my.
Speaker 4: Power would you have been when you went and got it?
Speaker 6: Like maybe twenty one and so she was sixteen. She
Speaker 6: had very good innings, our dog. She was just beautiful.
Speaker 6: But I remember going to the shelter and mom had said,
Speaker 6: my mom and stepdad they wanted a Border Colleague Kelpie
Speaker 6: cross they wanted to rescue, and they said, there's one
Speaker 6: at the RSPCA, and my brother and I went down
Speaker 6: and I remember her running to the door and when
Speaker 6: you go, if you're going to adopt a dog, you
Speaker 6: can there's like little parks in the RSPCA. You can
Speaker 6: little areas you can have a play with the dog.
Speaker 6: The dog and we were just as soon as we
Speaker 6: walked up, I called Mum and I was like, this
Speaker 6: dog is coming home with us right now.
Speaker 5: Anyway, she was a beautiful, beautiful dog, and it's just
Speaker 5: really sad.
Speaker 6: It's so sad when when that happens, you think she's well,
Speaker 6: and you know it. Also, making the decision to put
Speaker 6: a dog down is really awful because you get to
Speaker 6: a point where sometimes you're like, we're keeping her for us.
Speaker 5: She's just really so.
Speaker 7: It was they become constance in our life.
Speaker 6: And my brother and I have moved out, and so
Speaker 6: that's my mom's you know, she was devastated yesterday. It
Speaker 6: was awful. So I stayed at home with their other
Speaker 6: dog while she went off to the bed and they came.
Speaker 3: Back and it was just it's the dog, because that's
Speaker 3: all I always feel for the other.
Speaker 6: Dog running around trying to find his little companion and
Speaker 6: Mom's devastating.
Speaker 5: My brother and I were very you know.
Speaker 6: It's also brings this weird I don't know when things
Speaker 6: like this happened.
Speaker 5: Like I remember meeting her at the RSPCA like it
Speaker 5: was yesterday, and it's like where is all that time gone?
Speaker 5: So nostalgic.
Speaker 6: It shocks you into like thinking where is that time gone?
Speaker 6: All those you know, fun trips we did as a
Speaker 6: family and also having grown up, but like took me
Speaker 6: back to that little piece of mind, not my childhood,
Speaker 6: but like my early twenties when we all lived at home.
Speaker 5: Together, and it's like, wow, that's a really it's a
Speaker 5: big end of it as well.
Speaker 4: Part of the family.
Speaker 7: Did you did you go home last night and give
Speaker 7: your dogs an extra extra hug?
Speaker 6: I did the dogs and my two dogs are allowed
Speaker 6: on the bed last night, which is a very slippery slope.
Speaker 5: Now. But yeah, I know, I know.
Speaker 6: It is something that as when you have a pet,
Speaker 6: it's something that you know is inevitable one day, but
Speaker 6: having to make that they're.
Speaker 7: A beautiful comfort for us, all.
Speaker 5: Dreadful, you know, so sad I don't don't.
Speaker 6: Don'ts in that situation are just amazing and they're so
Speaker 6: kind and so gentle and so considerate of humans and
Speaker 6: animal connection. So yeah, it was a very sad day
Speaker 6: in my family. But thank you to a lot of
Speaker 6: people who messaged me last night and reached out.
Speaker 5: I put a little picture of our Roxy girl up
Speaker 5: on my Instagram and I got so many kind, beautiful messages.
Speaker 3: The shout out to people as well who have been
Speaker 3: a similar situation, which no doubt this should be bringing
Speaker 3: back some memories. You know, they're part of your family
Speaker 3: when you're growing up.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but they're all up in the big dog park
Speaker 6: in the sky, playing chasing balls and playing together. So
Speaker 6: will miss hersh was a huge part of our lives.
Speaker 3: It is just gone eighteen to nine. We'll check you
Speaker 3: around to working. Latest in news next well, good morning Melbourne,
Speaker 3: just going eleven to nine and some good news out
Speaker 3: of the White House.
Speaker 7: Swelling out of the situation.
Speaker 3: Situation room.
Speaker 7: I'd love to be a fine on the wall in
Speaker 7: the situation room.
Speaker 8: It sounds cool, sounds app sounds like a movie that's
Speaker 8: very like.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you can't sit on the fence in the situation.
Speaker 3: Also, make sure the zoom links and machines are working.
Speaker 3: You know, when you're trying to do like zoom meeting.
Speaker 7: Well, trumpies hit the social straight away, which is very
Speaker 7: unconventional for US president, but everything is unconventional when it
Speaker 7: comes to Trump. He has revealed that there is a
Speaker 7: ceasefire between Iran and Israel which will kick off in
Speaker 7: six hours for twelve hours. So let's see how that works.
Speaker 7: It's a first step.
Speaker 5: Does Donald Trump confirm that not Israel or.
Speaker 7: He was trying to brok her the cease fire. He's
Speaker 7: trying after his or the US. You know, those amazing
Speaker 7: jets went in. Have you seen those jets?
Speaker 3: Extraordinary? I went down a rabbit hole.
Speaker 7: Est what did you uncover?
Speaker 4: They've got a microwave and a toilet on.
Speaker 7: Board in the jets so thin.
Speaker 5: Though, Sorry, I don't think they're whippings and porridge in
Speaker 5: the micro Let's.
Speaker 7: Just get my muscle shift in the.
Speaker 5: Mic There's no microwave like.
Speaker 3: It was on Instagram. I saw it. They get well,
Speaker 3: there was no movie or anything like that. But because
Speaker 3: they're long, come on, ja, I sweat it, because producer,
Speaker 3: can you do googling the bee?
Speaker 4: What's the bomber?
Speaker 11: I was gonna say Bee fifty twos, But that's a
Speaker 11: band from the eighties, Love Shack.
Speaker 5: They're not playing love Shack.
Speaker 7: What do they call it? The Bee fifty two's love shirt,
Speaker 7: Just as they're coasting over Teyran.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I don't like. I don't like looking
Speaker 5: at the planes. They scare me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they've got a toilet.
Speaker 6: No, it goes, probably have a bathroom.
Speaker 3: It goes a crazy distance that the pilots need to
Speaker 3: eat too.
Speaker 4: So they've got like a little oven on board.
Speaker 3: Wow. Executive producer Brady.
Speaker 5: Can confirm they also had a microwave on board.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 7: Is it a microwave IVN or a just a microwave, just.
Speaker 5: A microwave, Jenny, Jenny, microwave, Jenny.
Speaker 7: Okay, well there you go. They look very sec they
Speaker 7: look so thin piece. They look like a paper plane.
Speaker 4: Look at the screen.
Speaker 5: Okay, I don't think they need a Are.
Speaker 7: You playing it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 11: You can come on, play it, play it, play it,
Speaker 11: Love Shack B fifty two.
Speaker 7: I don't know these things are called. What are these
Speaker 7: things called? The Bee fifty twos B two. See there's
Speaker 7: the B two.
Speaker 3: We're celebrating the scenes.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 7: It's independent of that. We can play love shack.
Speaker 3: Yep, toilet microwave on board. I told you, but B
Speaker 3: fifty two is played the love shack.
Speaker 5: I hate this song, but you you played if you
Speaker 5: like it, My lad.
Speaker 6: I am the boss of the show, but I'm not
Speaker 6: making decisions today because being the boss of this show
Speaker 6: has already gotten.
Speaker 7: Yes.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's that's that's enough of that.
Speaker 7: That's half a song.
Speaker 3: It's a nine minute song.
Speaker 5: Clean for five and a half minutes.
Speaker 3: That is the.
Speaker 7: Not to be confused with the B two.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that is dreadful.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 11: On last chorus, everybody's moving, everybody's there.
Speaker 5: There's one person enjoying this in this studio, and it's right.
Speaker 5: You dance.
Speaker 6: You danced like you were Gary Glitter for that whole
Speaker 6: song in Camberwell.
Speaker 4: Is an insight of what you'd be like in the clubs.
Speaker 5: You're dancing like mister Bean.
Speaker 4: Great, he's going to die alone, isn't he?
Speaker 5: M m.
Speaker 6: That was the least sexy thing I've ever seen you do,
Speaker 6: the way you danced around the studio.
Speaker 3: And we've done some pretty unsexy things.
Speaker 5: We've done some very unsixy things.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Melbourne. You are on the air with Jason
Speaker 3: Lauren Clints here too.
Speaker 6: All right, it's time for all of us to save
Speaker 6: our marriages. Listen up.
Speaker 5: An article has come out from a Harvard professor. Would
Speaker 5: you trust a Harvard professor?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think when Harvard's in the tidle, you know,
Speaker 3: I think you got to like you never hear him go?
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 3: A Tafe lecturer came out with some Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, a Harvard professor has revealed one thing all marriages
Speaker 6: that last have in common, and it has nothing to
Speaker 6: do with passion.
Speaker 5: What do you think it would be, Clint?
Speaker 7: Single guys, someone with so much experience in the space,
Speaker 7: I would say separate holidays. You know what? Now that
Speaker 7: sleeping in separate bedrooms.
Speaker 6: That also helps? Well, I don't know if it helps. Actually,
Speaker 6: there's none of that in this.
Speaker 5: Sorry, I don't think maybe for some people.
Speaker 6: Well, anyway, these professor Arthur Brooks, he's an expert in
Speaker 6: social science and he has studied love for twenty years.
Speaker 6: And apparently sign your marriage will last is that it
Speaker 6: is built on friendship. So if you won't have a
Speaker 6: long time in the love shot, you should marry a
Speaker 6: friend's got to marry yourn.
Speaker 3: You and Paul seem like great Paul and I.
Speaker 5: Are best friends.
Speaker 3: Like you're always ripping into each other, you're having a laugh.
Speaker 3: It's always laughter at your health.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, but we are like that is one thing
Speaker 6: that I would say our relationship is built on is
Speaker 6: that we have a great time together, have.
Speaker 3: Fun.
Speaker 6: We laugh at the same thing. So we don't get
Speaker 6: me wrong, We're not perfect.
Speaker 4: You can't pack a dish.
Speaker 5: But that's what it's all about.
Speaker 6: It's about actually building a foundation of friendship, you know
Speaker 6: what I like. And we had a friendship before we
Speaker 6: were together as well, which I think helps. We didn't
Speaker 6: make and have this like instant romance we had we
Speaker 6: were friends, like great friends. We became great friends, and
Speaker 6: then it evolved from them. I love most slow burn
Speaker 6: perhaps for some people when.
Speaker 3: People are in relationships and the partner does something a
Speaker 3: weird way that would normally irritate other.
Speaker 8: People, but you you like it.
Speaker 5: I'm not intricating, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Quirks Yeah, like thirteen twenty four to ten, What do
Speaker 3: you love about your partner that no one else would.
Speaker 8: Because we do all they might not get it.
Speaker 5: On the show where we absolutely can happen.
Speaker 3: Oh, we could really blow that out for another half.
Speaker 5: Talk about things that annoy use a lot. Let's have
Speaker 5: a happy relationship.
Speaker 7: Last way to finish a what day is it Tuesday?
Speaker 5: It feels like Friday, doesn't it? Just it's nice to
Speaker 5: talk about the things we love. I've just got to
Speaker 5: think of one.
Speaker 13: So is it?
Speaker 7: What quirk do you love about your partner?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: That you think is cut that?
Speaker 3: Maybe you know what. They're terrible in the kitchen, they
Speaker 3: burn everything, but you've come to go, well, that's my Shayl, that's.
Speaker 5: You, you know what I mean, that's what I love
Speaker 5: about you?
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four teen. What do you love about your partner?
Speaker 3: That would probably do other people's head? In music tastes? Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're playing it again, No, thirty and twenty and a half.
Speaker 3: We'll play the second half of love Shack tomorrow.
Speaker 5: No, we're never playing Love Shack again.
Speaker 3: S thirteen twenty four ten to join us on the air.
Speaker 3: In return, I've got double passes to f one the movie.
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Speaker 3: June twenty six. What weird stuff do you love about
Speaker 3: your partner that other people probably wouldn't get? Let's end
Speaker 3: the show on a positive note. Laws thirteen and twenty
Speaker 3: four to ten. What's the weird thing about your partner
Speaker 3: that you love that others might not? But you know what.
Speaker 6: That's that's I know we love like we often say
Speaker 6: we love our partners, butar but this is like, we
Speaker 6: love our partners, but maybe it's just something that we
Speaker 6: love about exactly.
Speaker 3: Join us on the air. Mark score a double two
Speaker 3: if one the movie thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 4: Let's take one.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Jess in North Kirk. Good morning, good
Speaker 5: morning guys, love your work, Thank you, Jess. What is
Speaker 5: it you love about your partner?
Speaker 17: My darling partner every night when we have our tea
Speaker 17: and we have our mint site or.
Speaker 5: Like, yeah, that's some real old relationships stuff. I love it.
Speaker 17: Yep, Yep, we're fun in our thirties.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 17: He will get a latex glove, like a fluorescent blue
Speaker 17: glove and hould his biscuit so it doesn't get melted
Speaker 17: on his fingers so we can really savor it.
Speaker 5: He wants to. He doesn't want to eat it all
Speaker 5: in one goal and he doesn't want it to melt.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's bizarre and I love it.
Speaker 5: Just lick your fingers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, now he's got to lick the late text.
Speaker 17: No, he just puts it out. I think it's criminal.
Speaker 17: I'm a lick of the fingers girl. But no, he
Speaker 17: puts his glove on and then puts it in the bin,
Speaker 17: so he's nice and clean.
Speaker 3: That would have been it would have been bloody awkward
Speaker 3: the first time he pulls it out. What's going on?
Speaker 3: Third is our number?
Speaker 5: What's the weird thing you love about your partner?
Speaker 3: Others?
Speaker 5: It's cute? Just yeah, that's just them.
Speaker 3: Give us call it and over. Good morning Melbourne. This
Speaker 3: is Noumber one hundred. You are on the air with
Speaker 3: Jason and Lauren. It is just going on teen past nine.
Speaker 3: Clints here as well, and Adam Rich is in next
Speaker 3: for your workday.
Speaker 6: We're talking about cute quirks you love about your partner.
Speaker 6: Maybe it's something they wear, something they do. My Paul always,
Speaker 6: like all my friends, when if we go to the
Speaker 6: beach or on a holiday, runs in like navy or
Speaker 6: black shorts. My Paul is always in the loudest, brightest
Speaker 6: party shorts. His board shorts and swim shorts are like,
Speaker 6: I'm a party an, always wears with white shirt or
Speaker 6: something tame on top. We're not doing a party suit.
Speaker 6: He's like he has a drawer full of like party pans. Yeah,
Speaker 6: only shorts on bod shorts, not tailor queens only board shorts.
Speaker 3: We've got nice We've got normal board shorts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the casual ones.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and he's got the fun.
Speaker 7: Do you just do board shorts, you don't do budgies?
Speaker 4: No, I'm a board shorty.
Speaker 5: Budget. Like when we're in barn if we were at
Speaker 5: a budget, if we're at and I loved it, not
Speaker 5: at the beg not at a friends.
Speaker 7: Budgies the pool yesterday, he's a Westfield.
Speaker 5: I just we just watched you dancing to love Shack.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I would have done it in my budget.
Speaker 3: You you screamed budget.
Speaker 7: I loved it.
Speaker 3: I just feel like it's seeing someone in their undies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's fine.
Speaker 7: I guess it's fine. You know my budgies yesterday have
Speaker 7: Chili's on them.
Speaker 5: Where did where? What tool were you at Richmond Public Pool?
Speaker 7: Get down there like your chili limited time only for a.
Speaker 5: Show from Clinton. Just did you swim or did you
Speaker 5: just parade around?
Speaker 4: Just did las chili little fat jlipeno?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: What were you doing? Did you do laps?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 7: I did a bit of sauna and then I did
Speaker 7: a bit of pool running.
Speaker 3: That's you chili aerobics. Did you have the weights?
Speaker 7: Hang on you good rehab?
Speaker 5: What do you rehab?
Speaker 7: It was very stressful.
Speaker 3: We sat on.
Speaker 5: An air You take yourself way too seriously. If you
Speaker 5: need rehab.
Speaker 7: Running, can you go forwards and then you run backwards.
Speaker 5: I'm going to go down fifty about in the deep.
Speaker 7: There's that a half pool. You do the shallow spit.
Speaker 4: I'm going to go down to Richard.
Speaker 5: Show me how you run?
Speaker 8: Get up?
Speaker 5: Please don't put your chili diktos.
Speaker 4: On that running.
Speaker 2: Oh like his name.
Speaker 5: Mobility, Oh on, oh my godness.
Speaker 4: Going to be that's a slow lane.
Speaker 5: You in there with like Chris Judd and some champion
Speaker 5: athletes or something, just and you wore your chili dts
Speaker 5: Are you're right?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Great?
Speaker 3: It was really good for the Pam and the old
Speaker 3: birds in there were.
Speaker 7: Actually I had to dodge Pam as she was she
Speaker 7: was on her kickboard.
Speaker 6: So your legs were sore from the air, mattress.
Speaker 4: Noodles under your arms, the whole.
Speaker 7: In here.
Speaker 5: What time will you be down there, because we'll come
Speaker 5: down and.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I'm going to go down today and offer them
Speaker 3: so much money for the surveillance tapes.
Speaker 4: You've got no idea.
Speaker 5: How often are you doing pool walking?
Speaker 7: Running?
Speaker 5: Running?
Speaker 7: I'll probably go once once twice a week. Has some
Speaker 7: good conbos in the sauna as well.
Speaker 5: Have a swim in the pool or you just run,
Speaker 5: just run?
Speaker 7: You've never done it before, Brady, Executive producer.
Speaker 5: Brady would be a pool I haven't been doing pool running.
Speaker 3: You've got a limber up?
Speaker 5: What are you limbering up for?
Speaker 4: Do you want to come over to them everything?
Speaker 3: Come over to my pooled up we'll do.
Speaker 7: It's good for the joints.
Speaker 5: Do you go to a public pool, Broady and not
Speaker 5: swim and you just pull run?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I can do.
Speaker 4: He's a sauna guy. Look at him.
Speaker 5: Oh look now he's doing.
Speaker 3: Can we get back to the topic, Sam and Clyde.
Speaker 3: Have you done pool running?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 7: No, it's good for you.
Speaker 6: What do you love about your partner? That's quirky, like
Speaker 6: we love because he does weird things.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 20: She she plays ifl masters. So she's an old duck
Speaker 20: and she has fly away hair and she puts her
Speaker 20: headband in like one of those elasticated ones, and then
Speaker 20: she always comes up to me and says, can you
Speaker 20: just fix this? So it's all good and normal hairs back,
Speaker 20: and old girls just sit and laugh at her, and
Speaker 20: she thinks hilarious.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, so she's got a routine.
Speaker 3: She doesn't care. You're going to be a part of
Speaker 3: the routine.
Speaker 7: A bit cute, right, what was that?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 7: Is it a bit cute?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 20: Very cute, very love it.
Speaker 3: Need the hair glue you know that stuff? I was
Speaker 3: selling that. No, not vass, don't rub that's in my head.
Speaker 3: There was some sort of yeah scar, Yes.
Speaker 5: I used to put blue hair mescari.
Speaker 7: What do you do to slick your hair back? Do
Speaker 7: you put je?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 6: This is called it's called it's in a clear bottle
Speaker 6: with a black it's called no. No, it's called lock
Speaker 6: and pop. But a lot of people use lube a
Speaker 6: lot of heads in their hairs. Yeah back like what
Speaker 6: mine is today. But I use I think it's weller
Speaker 6: in your hair, and I've got lock and pop in
Speaker 6: my head.
Speaker 5: I said no three times now.
Speaker 7: But she did have lube in hair while I'm not.
Speaker 7: I didn't you that photo shoot?
Speaker 5: Oh yeahto photos.
Speaker 3: Were taking on that note, thank you boy out of here.
Speaker 3: There were no sexy photos that'll be the new nov billboards.
Speaker 5: It was the wet look that were going on.
Speaker 3: Yes in the head, Hey guys, have a great day.
Speaker 3: Aaron Richie is it in next next time we see
Speaker 3: you Bloddy in an adult world walking out with a
Speaker 3: to me or Lyne know, Lauren, we'll be like a
Speaker 3: bad hair day. That's that's the reason I.
Speaker 5: Could have just gone pool walking if I want to.
Speaker 7: Yes, the wet look.
Speaker 3: Have a great day, everyone shout out. If you're using
Speaker 3: the Richmond pool today, keep an eye up for ast Gump.
Speaker 3: He's with us. We'll send tomorrow Lauren.
Speaker 2: Lauren wake out feeling good.
Speaker 5: Following them on the socials,