Speaker 1: Jason Lauren on No.
Speaker 2: One hundred, Well.
Speaker 3: Good morning everybody working on Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Morning morning, How are we all?
Speaker 4: We are?
Speaker 3: Good morning, Laura, morning, morning, Hawk morning. How are we?
Speaker 3: Very good?
Speaker 1: Said once, I'll say it again. We are good. How
Speaker 1: are you? He's in a movie.
Speaker 3: How are you, Lauren?
Speaker 5: I'm great.
Speaker 1: I'm really well. I didn't have a great sleep though.
Speaker 5: I had an inference on last night, and I think
Speaker 5: I had it too late, and I think it made
Speaker 5: me a bit like you continue to be hot?
Speaker 3: Can I be shwat it up in bed?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I didn't have a well. I was just felt like
Speaker 1: uncomfortably warm.
Speaker 3: You like my wife? You have a third degree burned
Speaker 3: shower like you like the shower?
Speaker 1: No, I have quite a cold shower, right.
Speaker 5: But I walked out of my inference on out of
Speaker 5: the gym last night at like seven thirty, and I thought, oh, blast,
Speaker 5: fresh cold Melbourne air will do me good. And I
Speaker 5: walked up and it was twenty two degrees seven thirty.
Speaker 3: I put the air conm last night.
Speaker 1: It was warmed.
Speaker 3: It's quite humid.
Speaker 5: Can we get an actual weather person on to tell
Speaker 5: us what what's going on?
Speaker 1: Seven degrees yesterday?
Speaker 3: Very Yeah, we are a lot coming up.
Speaker 1: Well, I missed the meeting. I literally just walked in.
Speaker 4: Well it's a full house, you could say. Yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Walked in carrying an eye in this morning.
Speaker 3: In the studio.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you mean?
Speaker 3: You've got an iron? You're ironing, lady an. It's a
Speaker 3: t fil I.
Speaker 5: Bought the I got to do something after this, and
Speaker 5: I forgot to iron the outfits the iron.
Speaker 4: Have you ever used a te ful? No, it's a
Speaker 4: very smooth operation.
Speaker 5: Well, the T file is no longer in use at
Speaker 5: my house because we blet a steam iron, that's what I.
Speaker 1: Oh, Yeah, they're quick.
Speaker 3: I got one on an Aldi special buy, and it's
Speaker 3: got the big base and you fill it with like
Speaker 3: three liters of water. It's unbelievable. I get steamed all
Speaker 3: the time. You do, well, I steam.
Speaker 5: Like a steamer, like steaming my clothes. But that thing's
Speaker 5: too big to carry around.
Speaker 3: I love a steam room. I love a steam thought about.
Speaker 1: A steam room last night, but I didn't head sauna instead.
Speaker 4: Find a steam room a little bit more sort of.
Speaker 4: It carries more tinier than the it does than the sauna.
Speaker 4: It depends because of the moist factor.
Speaker 3: I like turning you know how a lot of the
Speaker 3: steam rooms have a tap in them.
Speaker 1: Oh you turn, you can make yourself down, yourself down.
Speaker 3: Do you know what I don't like?
Speaker 4: If you're in a sauna and someone applies more water
Speaker 4: without asking the rest of the sauna.
Speaker 3: That's a real bloody power it is.
Speaker 1: It means you're a regular.
Speaker 4: You need to ask the rest of the sauna community
Speaker 4: whether it's okay to apply more water.
Speaker 5: What about when someone comes in and flips the timer
Speaker 5: and you're like, hang on, I.
Speaker 4: I was using the timer. Yeah, the granules like sand
Speaker 4: through an hour glass.
Speaker 3: I have to watch my name me too. So what
Speaker 3: you got on the show today? Hawk? Hawk?
Speaker 1: No, I'm just freaking me out.
Speaker 5: You've called him hawk twice. Now, what do you mean
Speaker 5: You've called him hawk twice in the morning. I've never
Speaker 5: heard you call him.
Speaker 1: Hawk before in my life.
Speaker 3: I call you Phillips all the time.
Speaker 1: Different anyway, Hawk is Tom Hawkins to me. He's Jay's
Speaker 1: nick the Wizard.
Speaker 3: What's saying hawk?
Speaker 1: Have you ever called him.
Speaker 3: Hawk before in the past?
Speaker 1: Never, in my lafe heard it. He's done several times
Speaker 1: this morning. No, no, no, through the years.
Speaker 3: Through the years.
Speaker 1: When we first met through the days that when we first.
Speaker 4: Met, the phone rang, So you clean you Hawk?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's been going since the beginning of time.
Speaker 3: Am I on your phone as Hawk? I think you
Speaker 3: might be Jay Hawk?
Speaker 1: This is a thing.
Speaker 5: No, that's Jennifer Hawkins. Jay Hawk is Jennifer Hawkins.
Speaker 3: You've seen the legs on Hawk.
Speaker 5: Hawk is Tom Hawgans and he is Jayce. He brings
Speaker 5: the Hawkins family name to shame. You got Tenefer, Tom
Speaker 5: and Jace.
Speaker 3: Christmas is a real hoop when we all catch Up's
Speaker 3: got Hawk, which one nick the wizard Watson to be
Speaker 3: joining us a little bit later on. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: I can't wait for you to meet our new expert.
Speaker 5: Oh now, I've been raving about this lady for many years. Yeah,
Speaker 5: she's an expert in something that I don't know a
Speaker 5: single person who doesn't love this thing exactly.
Speaker 3: She knows everything about it. It's in every I reckon.
Speaker 3: This thing would be in everyone's homes.
Speaker 5: I think if you're irish, you like it even more, don't.
Speaker 3: You you do? Indeed, Hawk's a big fan. You can't
Speaker 3: quite I.
Speaker 1: Can't, No, you can't be doing that.
Speaker 3: The expert joins us. After seven the Hawk expert. No,
Speaker 3: it's not a Hawk expert. Plus, it's Jetstar's twenty first birthday,
Speaker 3: so we got vouchers to go today to celebrate. Good
Speaker 3: Morning Melbourne, Gracie Abrams, that's sue true. Just go on
Speaker 3: a past six. You are on an over one hundred
Speaker 3: saw footage online yesterday of her.
Speaker 1: Can you hear that?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: No, I opened the door?
Speaker 1: Okay is that fire alarm?
Speaker 3: Must we have vacate? Hang on, paper scissors? Who goes
Speaker 3: down with the ship?
Speaker 4: Ah?
Speaker 3: What are you doing there?
Speaker 1: Yeah? He did four?
Speaker 3: But alright, so hang on a sec our executive produced.
Speaker 3: Can we have this conversation?
Speaker 1: Or were?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: Are we burning down the house? You're burning down the house.
Speaker 1: We're going to evacuate you guys just keep on keeping
Speaker 1: on for an hour?
Speaker 3: What do you mean? I don't think that's legal. You
Speaker 3: guys keep on keeping on? Are we evacuating it on?
Speaker 3: I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: I think the general rule is that you do evacuate.
Speaker 5: But yeah, another one above it read.
Speaker 4: Can we have a fire?
Speaker 3: So many hours? Do you reckon? This is the clip
Speaker 3: they'll run on the news if we do burn down
Speaker 3: this morning?
Speaker 1: Yeah, hoteld iss a rehearsal.
Speaker 3: Really took it well.
Speaker 4: Yet this is a dress rehearsal in an emergency.
Speaker 3: I'm lucky we're prepared exactly.
Speaker 1: It's a rehearsal. Why would they do it during our
Speaker 1: radio show hours?
Speaker 3: It's a great question, Yeah, wouldn't you? Anyway, we get
Speaker 3: back to rock papers?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 3: I was can you shut the door? Are the strippers coming?
Speaker 5: But we were going to talk about the met Garla.
Speaker 5: Why do you want to talk about rock paper?
Speaker 4: Because Jase did something strange? So Gal, get you ready? Yeah,
Speaker 4: you've got like.
Speaker 3: So hang on.
Speaker 1: He did four bounce.
Speaker 3: This is what threw me because I was doing.
Speaker 1: Do it on the third one.
Speaker 3: I originally I was a third boy my whole life.
Speaker 3: And then the other day executive producer Brody.
Speaker 1: Who thinks he is Would you ever listen to him?
Speaker 4: It's typically supposed it's scissors, paper, rock clear on the third.
Speaker 3: Way, the same upbringing. But the other day five.
Speaker 4: You're forty five, you don't change.
Speaker 1: I'm not for he's never got a thing right in
Speaker 1: his life.
Speaker 3: I thought that was the thing. Maybe that's the thing
Speaker 3: he got right, rock paper, scissors?
Speaker 1: Where is Brody?
Speaker 3: There is a fire and he's fled. He's putting out
Speaker 3: the fire he probably leader.
Speaker 7: Probably started.
Speaker 3: Where have you been putting out fires? Hey? Brody?
Speaker 1: Can you just do rock paper scissors with Clint?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 1: Here we go?
Speaker 4: Okay, rock papers too many?
Speaker 3: That's no.
Speaker 1: You just did about seven bounds.
Speaker 3: Who taught you that?
Speaker 1: Hit the But now I know who taught you that?
Speaker 1: What you're doing now? Way too many?
Speaker 3: Brady?
Speaker 4: Aren't you just saying casars paper rock boom?
Speaker 1: It's rock paper, rock paper scissors.
Speaker 3: Extra go here. You're weird. You're a South Australian, that's why.
Speaker 3: And I'm with you. Rock papers paper rock, it's rock
Speaker 3: paper scissors. Thank you, Lauren.
Speaker 1: Every day of the week, Where did you grow up?
Speaker 3: Glenn Waveley? Where you grow up? Question you?
Speaker 1: We're doing it wrong?
Speaker 4: Well your public or you know?
Speaker 3: Who is number one? Is lots of fun?
Speaker 5: Who know his number one? It's even in the ad.
Speaker 5: You never thought about the ad?
Speaker 3: Did you? Every days a school?
Speaker 1: I don't know?
Speaker 4: Can you never do that with the rock paper scissors again?
Speaker 3: I won't.
Speaker 1: I'm going to it's rock paper thank you, Lauren?
Speaker 3: Apologize anyway, where were we We're.
Speaker 1: Going to talk about the met garlob are out of time.
Speaker 3: Now I'm happy to Did I see someone pull up
Speaker 3: in a Formula one cut?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the guy who's in F one.
Speaker 3: What's his name? That's good advertising. He wrapped up in
Speaker 3: the Formula one car.
Speaker 1: There was one.
Speaker 5: The girl from White Lotus has gone viral. But should
Speaker 5: for her interview when you're you're gonna laugh. But Brody's
Speaker 5: been putting out the fire so he hasn't teed it up.
Speaker 1: He meant to be on the screen. All right, we'll
Speaker 1: play it later.
Speaker 3: We got on the screen.
Speaker 1: There are some shocking outfits though, but you'll like this one.
Speaker 3: Who is that? Is that the joker?
Speaker 1: That's the Australian representative?
Speaker 3: We have a representative? Can I see it's Richard?
Speaker 1: It's Richard Pratt, who's rich.
Speaker 3: He's a very man.
Speaker 1: He's in a yet, he's in a lime green suit.
Speaker 3: He does.
Speaker 1: With his runners balance and you.
Speaker 3: Can't be wearing a suit and sneakers. That's a hard
Speaker 3: This was good. That's a hard.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 1: Someone carried a piano on their back.
Speaker 3: Did you see that? What was with that?
Speaker 1: Do you know who this is? She looks great.
Speaker 3: Come she has come out of nowhere, but she's popping up.
Speaker 1: There were some really interesting outfits.
Speaker 3: But the fire stopped us slipping. It's just gone fourteen.
Speaker 5: We are okay, under control, it runs alive.
Speaker 1: The show must go on. Devis have been put out, okay, great.
Speaker 4: Trust him?
Speaker 3: Neither do I. Hey, coming up next, Clint, you had
Speaker 3: a very special afternoon yesterday, didn't you.
Speaker 4: I bumped into the Australian of the Year, a Melbourne Icon,
Speaker 4: Neil Danaher, who has come armed with something very special
Speaker 4: for us.
Speaker 3: All we are going to go there on the other
Speaker 3: side of there, sir. On Noumber one hundred, good morning,
Speaker 3: what a song? Fuel? Shimmer with Shimmer someburn wasn't bad?
Speaker 3: They follow up very good?
Speaker 5: Remember sunburn? I thought Fuel were a bit of a.
Speaker 4: Now you'll get a laugh out of this on the
Speaker 4: Today Show this weekend. Coming up, we have to do
Speaker 4: a lip sync challenge, maybe a lip sync.
Speaker 5: Who is running that show? Whose idea are these stupid
Speaker 5: things they make you do?
Speaker 1: Who is it? Name and shame?
Speaker 3: I'm not naming in shame Matt Sink challenge? Is it
Speaker 3: Matt was an argue? Mahshi not available for the segment.
Speaker 9: They do it.
Speaker 5: They do a host challenge every weekend I remember he
Speaker 5: did that Brazilian dancing thing we did pottery e lipsync
Speaker 5: battle is only good when you're Timothy.
Speaker 1: What are you going to do?
Speaker 3: Maybe?
Speaker 1: What are you going to wear?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 1: You should remember when who did Maybe?
Speaker 3: I'll do Milkshake?
Speaker 1: Man Tom Tom, Little Tom Tom partner Na Umbrella pregnant again?
Speaker 1: Is Rihanna even.
Speaker 3: Fantastic?
Speaker 1: I've never heard this song, never heard.
Speaker 3: Free twenty five or six Triple amnic Hey, this is
Speaker 3: Nomber one hundred. The reason we played Field and Shimmer
Speaker 3: was because the Beanies are out for the Big Freeze
Speaker 3: and they do have a bit of a shimmery.
Speaker 1: When he's Big Freeze Day.
Speaker 4: Big Freeze eleven this year Melbourne versus Collingwood King's Birthday.
Speaker 4: The mcg so Monday and Monday it is.
Speaker 3: Are I need you to promise you won't laugh?
Speaker 4: It's quite extraordinary because let me just give you a
Speaker 4: bit of background for those Melbourne's who might not know
Speaker 4: much about Big Freeze, which I'd find remarkable because he's.
Speaker 1: Beanies City, don't they?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, so it is Big Freeze eleven. Neil was
Speaker 4: diagnosed thirteen years ago and at the time he was
Speaker 4: told he had twenty seven months to live. Wow, so
Speaker 4: a bit over two years. It's to be in his
Speaker 4: presence like I was yesterday. It is inspiring, obviously, it
Speaker 4: is remarkable, but it's also incredible to see. You know,
Speaker 4: he can't talk, he's lost his he's lost his speech,
Speaker 4: he's now wheelchair bound. But he's got this beautiful smile
Speaker 4: on his face. Yeah, and that's sort of how you
Speaker 4: can tell that he's comfortable, he's proud, he's all the emotions.
Speaker 4: This smile just lights up a room. It is something
Speaker 4: quite extraordinary in the people that he surrounds himself with,
Speaker 4: his family and his friends. They're just a remarkable bunch
Speaker 4: of people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would say, I mean me personally, but most
Speaker 5: people I know had never heard of MND prior to
Speaker 5: kneel Down and her being diagnosed. And everybody knows what
Speaker 5: mode in your own disease is now thanks to this campaign.
Speaker 3: Are you ready for this?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 4: As I say, MND has crueled Neil and the dan
Speaker 4: to her family have a lot of things, and eventually
Speaker 4: it will cruel Neil of his life. One of those
Speaker 4: things is his speech. But through technological advancements, they've been
Speaker 4: able to bring his speech back. So he uses a
Speaker 4: computer where through icon intact he can he can write.
Speaker 4: He can write, and they've matched his old voice to
Speaker 4: put it through a computer generator and it's come up
Speaker 4: with this.
Speaker 11: Today's launch of Big Freeze eleven is a testament to
Speaker 11: the strength, compassion and determination of the Australian community. I
Speaker 11: want to express my heartfelt gratitude to our partner's friends
Speaker 11: and the Australian community who have rallied behind this cause
Speaker 11: since the first Big Freeze in twenty fifteen. This movement
Speaker 11: has grown into a force of nature, fueled by the
Speaker 11: generosity of Australians across the country. The generosity and unwavering
Speaker 11: spirit of the community has inspired change and fueled hope.
Speaker 11: This year, we're daring everyone to live it forward, to
Speaker 11: live in the moment, to take bold steps towards a
Speaker 11: brighter future for those living with MND and in memory
Speaker 11: of those we've lost. Big Freezer eleven is more than
Speaker 11: an event. It's our signal to the world that the
Speaker 11: fight to find a cure is on. To everyone who's
Speaker 11: been part of this story by donating, spreading awareness or
Speaker 11: simply donning your beanie, thank you for standing with us together.
Speaker 11: Will beat the beasts.
Speaker 3: Wow, family here.
Speaker 5: That's amazing. His voice for such a long time, that's amazing.
Speaker 4: His words technology can be quiet, not quite his voice,
Speaker 4: but it does sound.
Speaker 1: It sounds much more like him, eerily like him.
Speaker 3: I felt like I was in the dressing room then
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? Just that the way he
Speaker 3: has Once a coach, always a coach.
Speaker 1: Wow. So the beanies are on sale? Are they know?
Speaker 3: They are on sale? Now? The good news is for
Speaker 3: I saw.
Speaker 1: Them blowing up a giant one no flin industry.
Speaker 3: For someone like Jason, maybe that's the one I need.
Speaker 4: Well, Big, I've got some news for you, because for
Speaker 4: someone like you who looks like a criminal and a beanie,
Speaker 4: they've come up with a cap this year.
Speaker 3: Caps do I still look at the fat robber from
Speaker 3: Home Alone.
Speaker 1: You do look a bit like Mark? Is it Mark?
Speaker 4: So they were designed for the people in the Northern
Speaker 4: States because they get a bit of a hotter his So.
Speaker 1: What does the cap look like?
Speaker 3: Haven't got one on me?
Speaker 4: But as well, you're a cap guy.
Speaker 3: I'm a cap guy. They're available and Bunnings.
Speaker 1: Stores available, now available.
Speaker 5: Now you've got You've got plenty of time to go
Speaker 5: and get my Melbourne and you know what, the weather's
Speaker 5: only just going to start getting It's perfect timing. Do
Speaker 5: we know who's going down the slide?
Speaker 4: And they asked about your availability?
Speaker 8: Ye?
Speaker 3: Do it twice?
Speaker 4: No one wants to see me start and end with you.
Speaker 1: No one wants to see me?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 1: No one wants to see me?
Speaker 3: What would you dress up as?
Speaker 1: It depends what the theme is?
Speaker 7: Clean?
Speaker 1: What's the theme?
Speaker 3: I don't know? Yeah, I don't know. June nine is
Speaker 3: you're big freezers happening? Get out and support a Melbourne.
Speaker 3: It is right on six point thirty. Let's talk Rihanna.
Speaker 1: She said some bangers. Oh my god, I'm an og
Speaker 1: hella girl. Remember this one ponders a hit machine?
Speaker 3: Do you know where she popped up? Don't ask me
Speaker 3: why I was watching this? Did you ever watch that
Speaker 3: MTV show My Sweet Sixteenth?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Did she perform at someone sixteen must have been.
Speaker 3: Doing watching My Sweet sixteen. They're elaborate parties, rich people
Speaker 3: ever see? Okay?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is that what you doing? You when you leave here?
Speaker 1: You old creep? Don't know?
Speaker 3: No, don't make it. Don't sit on the kitchen.
Speaker 1: You went home alone watching my Sweet sixteen.
Speaker 3: Okay, firstly, I didn't say I was alone.
Speaker 5: So who are you with on on the care I
Speaker 5: don't believe that you're lying. No, no, you're lying watching
Speaker 5: it on your watch, watch TV with your wife.
Speaker 4: In your man cave during the day.
Speaker 1: Creepy old man, stop alert. I watched the Hills, that's
Speaker 1: all right, especially the re runs.
Speaker 5: Anyway, Rihanna hit machine? What was she singing it? The
Speaker 5: sixteenth birthday party must have cost a lot of money.
Speaker 5: Magine how much they had to pay Rihanna.
Speaker 3: I think she came out on a camel or something.
Speaker 5: She would have been more. She was a star on
Speaker 5: the Rye. Anyway, she's no longer a star on the Rye.
Speaker 5: She is the star a Risen. I feel like she
Speaker 5: has been pregnant a lot of times. Turns out it's
Speaker 5: only the third time that she has announced a pregnancy.
Speaker 5: So her first child is called Riza. Is you say,
Speaker 5: how would you pronounce?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 1: Not bizarre?
Speaker 5: And the emphasis is on the tzar braizar. Then there's
Speaker 5: Riot Rows. So they've got a thing right right Rose,
Speaker 5: as in right that's right as in Riot Rose, R
Speaker 5: I O T S and.
Speaker 1: Right Rose and oh yeah, so this one will be cool.
Speaker 1: Ris right, Rose love results, I love a Rissole.
Speaker 5: So they're going with it, which is a real Hollywood
Speaker 5: thing like the Kardashian So you have close Kim, Corky,
Speaker 5: Kylie and Chloe.
Speaker 1: No, I say, Chloe, what's the Kendle Kendle Candle?
Speaker 3: And we got friends of ours, they got rock O
Speaker 3: River and Romeo.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they've gone with the rs.
Speaker 3: And then when we talk, unfortune not a bad way.
Speaker 3: But you know my mate instant eight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she would have been the one. You're watching My
Speaker 1: Sweet sixth.
Speaker 3: Yes, you two on the catch. We weren't watching My
Speaker 3: Sweet sixteen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyway, should we go another episode?
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't tell her wife. Let's do it. See what
Speaker 1: sixteen year olds are doing in west are you right now?
Speaker 1: You're right?
Speaker 3: Not really? His wife, Molly's her name when they got married.
Speaker 3: His last name is Jolly, Molly, Jolly Jolly. And they've
Speaker 3: got a dog Polly. No, they do not Molly jolly Polly.
Speaker 1: Are they going to have a child to call it Dolly?
Speaker 3: No, they did have another dog that caught it Leo.
Speaker 5: Oh that's not fair for Lea. I thought, doesn't feel
Speaker 5: like he's part of the family.
Speaker 3: And Polly. I went to a wedding a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago of my friend, Yes, Minni.
Speaker 1: Nine to many.
Speaker 5: And don't tell me she married someone with the surname
Speaker 5: Mouse or don't you dare? Or driver, don't you dare?
Speaker 5: Tell me she became she married someone called Mickey.
Speaker 3: No, she we only knew her parents.
Speaker 5: Being called Minnie and calling in love with someone called Micky.
Speaker 3: Her partner she referred to as the dock because he's
Speaker 3: a doctor.
Speaker 1: I've met him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, lovely guy. And it wasn't the wedding I realized
Speaker 3: what he's was. And he had the same name as
Speaker 3: her first husband.
Speaker 5: Oh so I won't even I won't even engage in
Speaker 5: conversation with someone with the same name as my father.
Speaker 4: Yesterday, bad luck.
Speaker 1: My friends.
Speaker 5: My friend's surname is Cheeseman, you know, the Cheesyses. And
Speaker 5: when they were pregnant, they were throwing names around and
Speaker 5: they loved the girl's name Olive, and I was like,
Speaker 5: you can't have Olive Cheeseman. She sounds like an anti
Speaker 5: pasto player. Yes, you can't have olive cheese men. They
Speaker 5: didn't go with Olive.
Speaker 1: And if they did, what would your reaction with Bree.
Speaker 3: That was good for you. Let's run with unfortunate names.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a conversation starting name? Are you Mickey and you're
Speaker 5: married to Minnie?
Speaker 3: A conversation starting name?
Speaker 5: That's a good Are you Molly Jolly? Do you know
Speaker 5: someone who's got all the same first names?
Speaker 1: In the farm?
Speaker 3: We had someone ring the show once to His name
Speaker 3: was Dan Murphy, Dan Murphy, remember that we Dan Murphy
Speaker 3: thirteen twenty four to ten. Do you have a conversation?
Speaker 3: Start you know?
Speaker 1: Someone?
Speaker 3: Give us a ring at Nova. In return, we got
Speaker 3: jet Star vouchers to go celebrating Jetsar's twenty first birthday.
Speaker 5: If you want to call now we're talking about names.
Speaker 5: Do you have an interesting name? Do you have an
Speaker 5: interesting series of names? Rihanna or her kids start with
Speaker 5: an R, Rizza.
Speaker 3: Riot, Rose, Russe, Rubb.
Speaker 5: She's got another baby on the way, maybe rubab Yeah,
Speaker 5: baby baby Ru Baby Rue would be cute Rue Rue.
Speaker 1: Georgie Parker in Home and Away a baby called Rue.
Speaker 3: No, she's called Rue. Oh Georgie Parker, watch her?
Speaker 1: Did Georgie Parker go to the Olympics.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's a dip. That's the hockey playing Georgie Hart Parker.
Speaker 4: This is the one that used to be in All Saints.
Speaker 1: Well, there you go.
Speaker 5: Maybe for the same name. Name is a celebrity. Maybe
Speaker 5: name's Georgie Parker. Did you go to the No, there
Speaker 5: wasn't Olympian called Georgia Parker. Who wasn't in the Home
Speaker 5: and Awayne. That's all we're asking now. On thirteen twenty
Speaker 5: four ten, do you have an interesting unfortunate what conversations starting?
Speaker 1: Name?
Speaker 3: Rob?
Speaker 1: Good? Morning, Robbie, Robbie.
Speaker 3: There, we'll come back with you, Rob. Let's go to
Speaker 3: Amanda Morning, Amanda morning.
Speaker 9: Guys, how are we good?
Speaker 3: What's the name? So?
Speaker 9: I met a guy years ago. He owns the local
Speaker 9: post office in our little town, and he was a nightmare.
Speaker 9: Everything would take forever. And I remember waiting one day
Speaker 9: and his little business tificate on the wall. His name
Speaker 9: was Wayne Kerr.
Speaker 1: No wasn't really though.
Speaker 9: It really was Wayne Kerr. Made a lot of sense.
Speaker 5: That's when I worked on Kids w B. We used
Speaker 5: to get a lot of drawings in and we'd read
Speaker 5: out the names and I'd be like, oh no, we
Speaker 5: just said that drawing of Batman was from Wayne Kerr.
Speaker 1: And there's no you know.
Speaker 3: What, that's a page job at the shopping center or
Speaker 3: at the airport.
Speaker 1: Mister Wayne Wayne waynek What was it the Simpsons where
Speaker 1: they used to mos and do all the fake.
Speaker 3: Name I've got the most haven find got it as
Speaker 3: a toy.
Speaker 1: Oh, really, completely inappropriate for your kids. It is all right, Yoshi,
Speaker 1: oh Yoshi, good.
Speaker 13: Morning, good morning, how are we?
Speaker 3: I love your name.
Speaker 1: I love your name.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 9: Back in the day, you know, when you sedi to
Speaker 9: go clothing and you'd line up, you know, people will
Speaker 9: be like, what what's your name? And I'd be like Yoshi,
Speaker 9: you know, like, oh my god, my name is Mario.
Speaker 13: Can I ride you?
Speaker 1: Were you named after Yoshi from Mario Brothers?
Speaker 2: No, so my full name is Yoshiko, but obviously I've
Speaker 2: shorten it to Yoshi, answer to Yoshi.
Speaker 9: But yeah, that would be the iconic.
Speaker 3: That's a cool name.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Yoshi was everyone's favorite. Or Mario Carty of
Speaker 5: course could have been Bowser. She is better than Bowser.
Speaker 3: Luigi.
Speaker 5: It's a mea Mario heavily, good.
Speaker 3: Morning, good morning, How are you good? What's the name
Speaker 3: that was floating around in your local town?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 13: Yeah, so I had an Auntie whose name was Ka
Speaker 13: Ka Y and she married Thomas k and was so,
Speaker 13: so she was KK. And there was also another lady
Speaker 13: in the town, yeah, whose name was May and she
Speaker 13: married Henry May, so she was main Maye.
Speaker 5: So there was KK and May May in what town
Speaker 5: in Giftsland in South yarra In in.
Speaker 1: South And were they friends?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 13: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: No, you'd almost want to be just for the.
Speaker 1: Well, there's the people have Kate Langbrook.
Speaker 5: Her son's name is Lewis, and she married Peter Lewis
Speaker 5: and their child's name is Lewis Lewis.
Speaker 1: Really Lewis Lewis. Great if you're a conversation starter.
Speaker 3: The minute you can know your first name, you got
Speaker 3: your last yell once Stephanie and Geelong.
Speaker 10: Good morning, morning hawk, Lauren, and clink.
Speaker 1: On your hawk.
Speaker 10: I went to school with Carrie Smith and we always
Speaker 10: used to hang it on it because miss such a
Speaker 10: generic surname. But after high school she actually married Michael Oki,
Speaker 10: so she became carry.
Speaker 3: Ok.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that's my dream name.
Speaker 3: Do you reckon? If you had doubt going into the wedding,
Speaker 3: you'd be like, I'll still do it.
Speaker 1: This is meant to be.
Speaker 3: It's meant to be.
Speaker 1: Carrie Oki. That is brilliant.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 1: Well done.
Speaker 3: Right on seven o'clock, let's check your under work the
Speaker 3: Latest in Years, Hey, Stephanie, I'm going to check your
Speaker 3: turn on fifty dollars jet style vouture to celebrate their
Speaker 3: twenty first birthday as well.
Speaker 10: Oh awesome, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Hawk.
Speaker 1: That's what I do starting this. His name is not Hawk.
Speaker 3: Latest Years next, Well, good morning everyone, it is just
Speaker 3: go on nine past seven, big shows still to come.
Speaker 3: Nick the Wizard Watson is in the house after eight
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 4: Hey, did he we have to ask him about his gesture?
Speaker 4: He got a bit rude?
Speaker 7: Did he done?
Speaker 3: He flipped the bird? He got the fine, He got
Speaker 3: a fine. Oh hee, fine, couple of couple of.
Speaker 5: Gees when the players give it back to the people
Speaker 5: hanging hanging it.
Speaker 3: On him, About to say she wheel chuck in twenty,
Speaker 3: but no, you can a couple of geese. Gee.
Speaker 4: He flipped the bird and did a little gesture gesture.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm probably asking for it.
Speaker 1: As if every boy hasn't done that.
Speaker 3: Very he said a primary school, wasn't it. Nick the
Speaker 3: Wizard Watson going to be joining us a little bit
Speaker 3: later on in the show, after seven point thirty. We
Speaker 3: have uncovered the reason why Peter Dutton didn't win, have
Speaker 3: we We have? Indeed, we'll get to that. But first, Lauren.
Speaker 5: Oh, I mean all the goss was in New York
Speaker 5: last night at the Met Gala, which is sort of
Speaker 5: it's my favorite of all of these events to be
Speaker 5: costume me, Typha, it's hid drama.
Speaker 1: Someone said something that I think is going to make
Speaker 1: you too laugh.
Speaker 3: We'll go there after Alex Warren, Good morning Melbourne. That
Speaker 3: is Alex Warren. He is joining us on the Shell
Speaker 3: next week. I believe, lovely guy.
Speaker 5: I love him. He's got an amazing story too. He's
Speaker 5: on the young, isn't he twenty one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're like dust compared to him. To a coming up,
Speaker 3: we're going to be joined by our new expert on Nova.
Speaker 3: Every couple of weeks, we'll get an expert in this
Speaker 3: lady knows everything about something we all love.
Speaker 1: We absolutely love.
Speaker 3: We'll get to that second. First, let's talk fashion.
Speaker 5: Let's a quick Met gala rap. I mean it is
Speaker 5: in New York at the Met.
Speaker 4: Two people question, sorry question question? Do people look at
Speaker 4: these celebrities at the met go and go, I must
Speaker 4: have that way.
Speaker 3: That is a new trend.
Speaker 1: It's a bit more costume me. Oh okay, so this
Speaker 1: isn't on.
Speaker 3: The nose though, like cost of living and everything. And
Speaker 3: there's these people rocking up in these gowns and stuff,
Speaker 3: you know, with thousands of No.
Speaker 5: Well a lot of them are vintage, a lot of
Speaker 5: them are like I suppose a lot of our custom made,
Speaker 5: but I don't think so.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Diana Ross was wearing a halo. Are we going to
Speaker 4: see people going to costume?
Speaker 1: I don't think Dona Ross has been to the Met
Speaker 1: for like twenty years.
Speaker 3: But you're saying you're going to see me in a
Speaker 3: barbecue this week, even the halo.
Speaker 5: So most of the outfits are not outfits that you
Speaker 5: could or would wear anywhere.
Speaker 4: So fast forward to the logis, are we going to
Speaker 4: see Georgie Parker.
Speaker 1: With carrying up piano Warren back with her dog and
Speaker 1: the halo?
Speaker 5: No, Because there's always a thing, and this one was
Speaker 5: all about like tailoring. Tailoring people looked amazing. I mean,
Speaker 5: Chapelone was in this like hot pink kind of power.
Speaker 1: So she looked I Love chapelon Kiss mixed.
Speaker 5: With Madonna have this amazing white tuxeda. There's lots of
Speaker 5: white tuxedos. Zendaya in her white tuxedo also amazing. Never
Speaker 5: misses past of White Loaders. You've watched it, haven't you? Yes,
Speaker 5: her latest season of White Loaders. So they turned up.
Speaker 5: There's sort of hot property at the moment because of
Speaker 5: White Lotus. Amy lou Wood, who is one of the
Speaker 5: leads in the White Loaders. She is sort of famously
Speaker 5: known for her unique smile and the gap in her
Speaker 5: teeth and remember Saturday Night Live how to go with her,
Speaker 5: and she's just been really cool, kind of giving it
Speaker 5: back and being like this isn't funny anyway. She did
Speaker 5: a little interview with A on the carpet.
Speaker 1: She's a bit nervous Face Show. I'm struggling to find
Speaker 1: my words. My mouth's really dry.
Speaker 13: I have to do this.
Speaker 3: You take your time, bro.
Speaker 1: I feel Gary is face Show.
Speaker 5: I'm struggling to find my words.
Speaker 3: WHOA.
Speaker 5: She's feeling very spaced out, She's struggling to find her drinks.
Speaker 5: Her mouth is very dry, and she impersonates.
Speaker 3: How she has the Radio Awards.
Speaker 1: It looks like she's had a few trees.
Speaker 4: You think, yeah, wow, what a beautiful smile, though, like
Speaker 4: you need.
Speaker 1: You need to you, But that's a thing.
Speaker 5: So she went with Patrick Schwartzenegger because they're both very nervous,
Speaker 5: and he had some cumber bun situaated cumber bun.
Speaker 1: He had like a cumber bun.
Speaker 5: You know, like the thing around your waist that men
Speaker 5: were like dumb sash.
Speaker 3: Other thing you were telling me I should wear it
Speaker 3: was earing a sash.
Speaker 5: Zindaia looked amazing, but she did look a bit one
Speaker 5: later funerals.
Speaker 1: Don't you think she does?
Speaker 3: Look what with a flare with the.
Speaker 5: Big hat, she looked gorgeous. Now what you're looking at
Speaker 5: is common.
Speaker 4: He's come dressed as Carrols by candlelight the choir.
Speaker 5: He does look a bit like he's in the choir.
Speaker 5: It comes back kind of like he was the here's.
Speaker 1: A cumber bun's wearing.
Speaker 4: A cumber I think it's time to check Madonna into shady.
Speaker 3: Skeleton in a suit.
Speaker 5: It's Tom four. Now what about Doja Cat? She always
Speaker 5: goes a bit wild.
Speaker 4: Doesn't give me Look at Doja Oh, she.
Speaker 1: Looks like she's got one of those.
Speaker 3: Actually shoved her hand in the.
Speaker 1: What about the blue eyes shadow?
Speaker 3: What about the heel on it?
Speaker 5: Geez Snook Australian Sydney Swaeney Okay Hailey Berry Sidney, Haylee Berry.
Speaker 1: She's she's gone commando. She oh, oh my god, talk
Speaker 1: us through that.
Speaker 3: Look the what you know a guy when they when
Speaker 3: they're really rigged.
Speaker 4: You can actually see her.
Speaker 1: She's eight years old.
Speaker 3: How would you feel if, like Liz, your mum rocked
Speaker 3: up at the Mother's day lunch going commander.
Speaker 1: She wouldn't have the V.
Speaker 3: But she does.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no, not like Sydney.
Speaker 3: It's like a window and aeroplane. I just I don't
Speaker 3: think you're rocking up, just command that with events like that,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? I just got eighteen past
Speaker 3: seven guys coming up the experts. Wait till we introduce
Speaker 3: you to this lady. She knows everything about something we
Speaker 3: all love.
Speaker 7: Hi.
Speaker 8: I'm Georgie from George's Harvest at South Novel Market, and
Speaker 8: I am a potato expert.
Speaker 3: Special people that specialize in very special things.
Speaker 1: Now I'm excited.
Speaker 5: I've been trying to get this expert in for a
Speaker 5: long time and we are entering the season for.
Speaker 3: Its about Georgie. Good morning, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 8: Good morning, all right, So a potato expotato is what
Speaker 8: makes you a potato expert. I've owned Georgie's Harvest at
Speaker 8: South Movel Market for the last fourteen years, and our
Speaker 8: key specialty is potatoes. We have up to twenty three
Speaker 8: different types.
Speaker 3: I know, different times.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: I met Georgie when I was doing the Today Show
Speaker 5: and they said can you go do a cross on potatoes?
Speaker 5: And I asked, are you kidding? And I got there
Speaker 5: and I was like, oh, this is a potato wonderland.
Speaker 3: Yes, how did you get into it?
Speaker 7: Wow?
Speaker 3: I just woke up one day and like, I'm going
Speaker 3: to sell potatoes.
Speaker 8: I went to Chefs that which is across the road
Speaker 8: to my cake stand for a business, that idea that
Speaker 8: I had, and I walked through self my market. The
Speaker 8: business was for sale, the GM said come by it,
Speaker 8: and I bought a potato store. Literally. I sold litigation
Speaker 8: support before this, so I was a business developer manager.
Speaker 1: Quite the career change, it genuinely is.
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So I went from selling photo copying to selling potatoes.
Speaker 8: It's true story.
Speaker 1: Let's get potato it's roast potato season.
Speaker 8: It is roast potato season, but it's also potato season
Speaker 8: because our vatorium farmers have come on board. So if
Speaker 8: you came last week, I had eleven varieties, then the
Speaker 8: next week I had thirteen. This week I should have
Speaker 8: about seventeen, and then in about a week's time I'll
Speaker 8: have twenty two.
Speaker 3: When you say different varieties, so there's a different potato
Speaker 3: that's suited for different ways of cooking.
Speaker 8: So for a mashed potato, we normally would recommend a
Speaker 8: Virginia Rose or a Maris Piper. About the dirty about them, well,
Speaker 8: then the most all dirty and sometimes we washed it,
Speaker 8: but they are all dirty, washed them unwashed. Having said that,
Speaker 8: I'll be fair to you. In the supermarket, they actually
Speaker 8: are called dirty potatoes, yes, but not in my store.
Speaker 5: Now, Georgie, why are those what is the mashed potato
Speaker 5: the best ones?
Speaker 8: Again? Okay, So there's two things about potatoes. There's white
Speaker 8: fluffy and yellow waxy. So a white fluffy potato will
Speaker 8: cook really fast and go soft, so it's easy to mash.
Speaker 8: Then you have a yellow potato that holds its shape.
Speaker 8: So when you go to fancy restaurants, you'll see the
Speaker 8: long kiffle potatoes, yes, holding up like a long potato.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, finger Yes.
Speaker 8: And they're actually called fingling potatoes, and so there's a
Speaker 8: yellow and waxy and will hold their shape, so you'll
Speaker 8: have them in salads or if a chef uses them,
Speaker 8: he'll pre boil them for a crunchy roast for a rost, yes,
Speaker 8: but you have to pre boil this one. This is
Speaker 8: called the maras Pipo. It's an English variety and it
Speaker 8: will go really soft and fluffy and will give you
Speaker 8: a crunchy boast.
Speaker 3: Is that the one that uses spud bar.
Speaker 8: Spudbar will use lots of different potatoes because it's the
Speaker 8: seasonality of them. But yes, this is a spud bar
Speaker 8: kind of potato.
Speaker 3: What a McDonald's is for chips?
Speaker 8: Yeah, what's the best chip for a I actually didn't
Speaker 8: bring it in and in your waiting room, I should
Speaker 8: have brought it in. It's actually called the Russet burbank.
Speaker 3: Yes they so.
Speaker 8: Russa burbank was the official potato for thirty years, but
Speaker 8: then they had a couple of glitches in the system
Speaker 8: and they've just migrated towards an innovator one. Oh, one
Speaker 8: characteristics of that is white and fluffy.
Speaker 3: We've forgotten about the cousin.
Speaker 1: Where do you sit on the sweet potatoes?
Speaker 8: Sweet potato potato is kumera is the purple on the outside,
Speaker 8: white on the inside.
Speaker 3: Potato.
Speaker 8: I'm not on the sweet potato tapes. I stuck three
Speaker 8: different colors, but I'm not on their team. So no,
Speaker 8: they're not as versatile. No, sorry, all.
Speaker 5: Right, okay, let's simplify this sweet potato ch I'm cooking
Speaker 5: this week. Yes, I'm cooking a roast and I want
Speaker 5: to make crunchy roast potatoes.
Speaker 1: What just one type of potato I should get?
Speaker 3: And the technique King Edward?
Speaker 8: Chop them up, boil them, let them go cool and dry,
Speaker 8: put a fat in them, Toss them in the fat
Speaker 8: fat so like a ghee or a fat or goose fat.
Speaker 3: Wife's my favorite is a scarlet potato.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, so I am your friend. I am literally
Speaker 8: your friends. I have the world's easiest recipe for a
Speaker 8: skullp I can't Nicholas. They're always there.
Speaker 3: And can you get them in the supermarket.
Speaker 8: Sometimes depending on the time of year and which farmer
Speaker 8: they're working with.
Speaker 1: George, it's yellow and.
Speaker 8: It looks a bit yellow if it's washed on the
Speaker 8: out side, and you can see the yellowness from the outside,
Speaker 8: so it's not a white, stark potato.
Speaker 1: It's more a yellow tone. And what do you do.
Speaker 8: It's really easy, So cheese and peel them, chop them, hands,
Speaker 8: chop them, don't mandolin them. If you mandolin them, they'll
Speaker 8: stick together and the cheesiness doesn't go thrue. So hand
Speaker 8: chop your potato into ten slices, put it in the
Speaker 8: baking dish. Put too much cream in there, and then
Speaker 8: a bit more cheese than you're comfortable with, a bit
Speaker 8: of salt and pepper stir.
Speaker 1: Put them in the hour.
Speaker 8: That's a tougher flit. So if you wanted to go there,
Speaker 8: you could. But if you're just doing a basic gratin,
Speaker 8: it's my go to signature dish, and it's always the
Speaker 8: first thing that finishes.
Speaker 1: It's very easy. Okay, that's just cream, cheese potatoes. Literally,
Speaker 1: that's it.
Speaker 5: The potato we must buy if we want to make
Speaker 5: a mashed potato tonight important.
Speaker 8: So today I would say you do a Virginia rose.
Speaker 8: And if you're in a supermarket and then you're not
Speaker 8: me it's a desiree kind of looking. So it's the
Speaker 8: red on the outside skin potato.
Speaker 1: Wonder what you did?
Speaker 8: And if you're not coming to my business needs red potatoes,
Speaker 8: the red potatoes are the waxes. So, member, fellow.
Speaker 5: Desiree life, life, what I'm going to think of when
Speaker 5: I want to make mashed potato.
Speaker 1: I'll be desirain.
Speaker 3: I'll be in the supermarket in a couple of days.
Speaker 3: And what's a bit I see someone singing that, Okay,
Speaker 3: did you hear the potato?
Speaker 1: We're never going to forget a mash.
Speaker 4: In the mash, I'm a sort of like a sometimes butter,
Speaker 4: sometimes milk, sometimes just and everything.
Speaker 3: What do you what should you put in there?
Speaker 8: So I if you've come to my store, you don't
Speaker 8: actually have to put a lot of anything. This potatoes
Speaker 8: taste that good. But I've been having this debate in
Speaker 8: the store this week, and to make a correct parish mash,
Speaker 8: it's actually if you have two hundred grams of potatoes,
Speaker 8: you need two hundred grams of butter.
Speaker 3: That's a lot of.
Speaker 1: Two hundreds of milk. I've never done it.
Speaker 8: I didn't realize I've actually never done it because I
Speaker 8: would never put that much butter in. But a proper
Speaker 8: paris mash is too equal parts. I don't recommend that.
Speaker 3: We've forgotten something. The humble potato cake.
Speaker 5: Oh, how do you make a potato cake?
Speaker 3: Because they're always so big? Is the potato that big?
Speaker 8: The potato is that big?
Speaker 5: And potato inside is that it's either.
Speaker 8: Traditionally, like if you go to a fish and chip shop,
Speaker 8: you're going to either get a Tobago, which is what
Speaker 8: you call the dirty potatoes, or a Russet.
Speaker 1: Oh, russ I've got a Greek uncle, because I'm so
Speaker 1: the Russe. It's also've written it down. Is good for
Speaker 1: the French fry.
Speaker 8: Yes, it's fluffy potato. So my uncle when I bought
Speaker 8: my store, he was a fish and chip sho guy,
Speaker 8: and he comes in and he goes Tobago's and I said, uncle,
Speaker 8: I have twenty four potato.
Speaker 1: Now it's only.
Speaker 4: Grown in western Victoria, that's the potato country.
Speaker 8: Yes, currently most of my potatoes are coming from Trent Them. Yeah,
Speaker 8: we have some cool climate. Yes, we have some packingham
Speaker 8: and then at Christmas time we go to Tasmania and
Speaker 8: so there's a north northern type and the southern type
Speaker 8: of potato, Georgie, Yes, do.
Speaker 5: You always must you always peel a potato your skin
Speaker 5: come in handy because it seems like a huge amount
Speaker 5: of waste.
Speaker 8: It depends on you do anything with this compost hand
Speaker 8: so you can do skin crust. So you hollow out
Speaker 8: the potato and then you squish the skin and then
Speaker 8: you deep bry the.
Speaker 3: Skin needs to have that. At Sizzler, yes.
Speaker 1: They put bacon in it. There was bacon.
Speaker 8: Yes, it is great eat potatoes and you you don't
Speaker 8: have to kill.
Speaker 3: Georgie.
Speaker 1: How good is South Melbourne market?
Speaker 8: My market is amazing. The produce that all my neighbors
Speaker 8: bring to market is absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 1: It's fresh.
Speaker 8: You're sporting small businesses, you're sporting small farmers.
Speaker 3: We're so lucky that we're just down. The studios are
Speaker 3: on Clarendon Street. I go there every Friday after the
Speaker 3: show to stock up for the weekend.
Speaker 5: Does it annoy you when people buy potatoes from other people?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 8: And I try not to look like I can see
Speaker 8: it in your bag and I look the other way.
Speaker 1: Yes, it does.
Speaker 3: Well. When you go there, maybe stop by Georgie's harvest
Speaker 3: first so you're not judged at South Melbourne Market. Georgie,
Speaker 3: our potato expert, thank you so much for coming in
Speaker 3: this morning very much.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm so hungry.
Speaker 3: Well, good morning Melbourne. I'm welcome you Wednesday. Yes, the
Speaker 3: big phrase beanies are out there, go and go out,
Speaker 3: we've got them.
Speaker 5: They're a little sparkly, a little icy. Great, they're more
Speaker 5: like a light blue this year.
Speaker 4: I seen the launch yesterday in the city outside Flint
Speaker 4: the street station.
Speaker 3: Did people just stop?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 3: It was four pm?
Speaker 5: Right, So it's such a beautiful day too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's foot traffic everywhere and just it. It was
Speaker 4: an extraordinary scene to see Neil her front and center
Speaker 4: in this big blow up beanie on the front of
Speaker 4: foot the street station.
Speaker 5: Talk to me, how long did it take to inflate?
Speaker 5: It seemed like a good idea. But then when I
Speaker 5: watched Paul Beck down her, it was like she goes three.
Speaker 1: Two one, and then it was like a really pumping.
Speaker 3: Up a basketball.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it takes some time, So look good.
Speaker 1: Those that's staying up there now it is, yeah good,
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 3: It was a match Neil went to the other week
Speaker 3: and they put him on the big screen.
Speaker 1: And I saw that. I think it was Anzac day.
Speaker 3: It was amazing to watch the entire stadium just stand
Speaker 3: up and applaud him like.
Speaker 1: He's an icon.
Speaker 3: He really is. He really is an inspiration to so many.
Speaker 1: He is an iconic Melbourne.
Speaker 4: And listen to us as well, which is good. So
Speaker 4: good morning, and.
Speaker 5: Beanie is are for sale now, Clint. They are available
Speaker 5: tout and there's a cap this year.
Speaker 3: Yes there is. Thank you Neil for thinking of me
Speaker 3: who looks like a garden home at a Beanie. I
Speaker 3: appreciate it. Mate.
Speaker 4: Look, I don't want to talk too much about the
Speaker 4: election because it's been what are we now, three or
Speaker 4: four day's post but the PostScript to the election has
Speaker 4: been quite brutal if you're the Liberal Party, because they're
Speaker 4: battling to reach forty seats in the new Parliament, which
Speaker 4: is a.
Speaker 3: Bit of a wipeout.
Speaker 5: Electorally yeah, electorally yeah, I've never heard that word before.
Speaker 4: So I've got one yet I still hasn't got one.
Speaker 4: The Greens still haven't got one as well in the
Speaker 4: lower House, which is quite interesting. Now the recriminations for
Speaker 4: the Liberal Party are this, you know, where are they
Speaker 4: losing support and it's emerged now that it's probably obviously
Speaker 4: with young voters, but also with women as well, because
Speaker 4: put simply, women have the ick generally as well, have
Speaker 4: the ick with Peter Dutton or hat.
Speaker 1: This doesn't give me.
Speaker 4: This all came to light last night because Genevieve Niche,
Speaker 4: who is a communications expert, made the point that we
Speaker 4: know Peter Dutton visited seventeen petrol stations along his campaign trail.
Speaker 4: Of course he was campaigning for a cut in the
Speaker 4: petrol exis, but at the same time did not release
Speaker 4: a single policy on women.
Speaker 1: She said, so women have the ick that he only
Speaker 1: cares about blokes.
Speaker 4: And and women was one of the young women, but
Speaker 4: women generally women.
Speaker 1: By a young woman, what's considered a young woman these days.
Speaker 4: One policy they flip flopped on was work from home
Speaker 4: and traditionally involves a lot of women who are you,
Speaker 4: who are young professionals, but are also young mums.
Speaker 3: Just to just to not put all the ick blame
Speaker 3: on Dutton for a sec I saw some footage of
Speaker 3: Elbow yesterday, Jodie. No, he was walking, he was in
Speaker 3: a suit. Yeah, he was walking, and he did the
Speaker 3: number one thing that I find a nick.
Speaker 5: A skip step? Did he still skip?
Speaker 3: He's wearing a suit with rms?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: Was his pants tucked into his boots?
Speaker 3: I saw the tag of the boot.
Speaker 1: Tucked in.
Speaker 3: I do it all the.
Speaker 5: Time, your pants tucked into your boots, accidentally showing the tag.
Speaker 4: I don't know how I feel about it in a suit, though.
Speaker 5: I love I love a man in a suit and
Speaker 5: an r M. Yeah, it doesn't give me.
Speaker 4: What about the pants caught on the He did look
Speaker 4: a bit funny crossing the pedestrians by himself in his suit.
Speaker 1: And you do it all the time, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Men who scratched their beards when it's like oh, when
Speaker 5: it's like stubbly, you did this weird little itch and
Speaker 5: like you've got like downd up on your face?
Speaker 1: Do you do it all the time?
Speaker 4: You got face And that's what it looks like.
Speaker 1: I don't think he does.
Speaker 3: It looks like it looks like covering it. You can't tell.
Speaker 1: No, you're winding him up.
Speaker 5: You don't have face down you and I wouldn't know if.
Speaker 1: You had head down drift because you were.
Speaker 5: But when people scratch their beard, it makes you think
Speaker 5: they've got like.
Speaker 3: It looks like it looks like I've got face. Yeah,
Speaker 3: is that the only you've got?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 1: No, what else? Everything was out for dinner the other night.
Speaker 5: It's like this guy, I'm not going to say who
Speaker 5: he wiped his mouth sleep. You can the napkin jop
Speaker 5: wiping your mouth on your sleep.
Speaker 4: I've only got one, and it's a bit of a stranger.
Speaker 4: A messy house or a messy bedroom gives you too.
Speaker 4: If you're rolling home to somebody's house, bring someone home
Speaker 4: a car and then you open the door and it's like,
Speaker 4: oh geez, you've made your bed. Messy car gets me
Speaker 4: and all the clothes over the over the chair, the
Speaker 4: armchair in the corner.
Speaker 3: You know what's what's the chair? Cut chair? You can't
Speaker 3: have clothes over the couture.
Speaker 5: Everyone's someone needs to sit in the chair to clean,
Speaker 5: to go in the wash, but it's too dirty to
Speaker 5: go back in the cover.
Speaker 3: That ruins a moment, And I just got to move
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Speaker 5: When someone's house smells like their animals?
Speaker 4: What about when someone smells like their animals?
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Speaker 3: only two and fifty doll Jet starve Outrup for Grabs
Speaker 3: thirteen twenty four ten. Apparently Dunton gave.
Speaker 1: Young voters the apparently what gives you the eck?
Speaker 3: Melbourne give us a call here at nov oh one
Speaker 3: j Lo loved and one.
Speaker 4: That was when I was hitting up the Palace in Cambewell.
Speaker 1: Just my t K puck Yeah that never.
Speaker 3: Nightclub goer made in Manhattan day probably movie strong movie.
Speaker 5: I later can I was more two thousand and four,
Speaker 5: but that was one of that was one of rog
Speaker 5: Jenny from the Block, wasn't its first song? Was that
Speaker 5: her first song?
Speaker 1: Let's get that?
Speaker 5: Oh maybe.
Speaker 1: She's ad a little later?
Speaker 3: Out of sight George Clonney, Jayla, great, maybe.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen it.
Speaker 5: I'm shocked, would be shocked right up my alle, George
Speaker 5: in your wheelhouse.
Speaker 1: This is a very good actress. She is underwrite it.
Speaker 3: Does JAYL give you the ick? No, No, made in
Speaker 3: Manhattan two thousand and two. There was off the success
Speaker 3: of the song, Hey this is number one hundred. We
Speaker 3: are talking the I before we get to the five
Speaker 3: K question, Alie, what gives you the.
Speaker 9: Morning ago morning when people were running for their train
Speaker 9: or the bar.
Speaker 4: That's what about when they miss it, Allie, when the
Speaker 4: doors slam in their face.
Speaker 3: There's a great Instagram page out there and it's just
Speaker 3: videos of people just missing the train, the elevator.
Speaker 5: So but once it's gone and they're still waving, that's
Speaker 5: a bit like.
Speaker 1: That gives me the ick. It's gone, let it go.
Speaker 4: A bit icky, bit awkward when you press the elevator
Speaker 4: opens again. It opens again and everyone goes, Oh, who's
Speaker 4: this idiot?
Speaker 3: Patrick, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 1: Oh God, how are we?
Speaker 3: We are a good house, lovely day this morning.
Speaker 11: I'm actually not in Lord, I'm actually working at the road.
Speaker 1: That's what gives you along.
Speaker 5: So when people will park their vehicle and they leave
Speaker 5: their windscreen wipers halfway up, their windscreen fully up there, win.
Speaker 1: That gives you the.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I don't know what it does, but just like change
Speaker 10: has put it back to normal.
Speaker 3: You're telling me, Patrick, the hottest lady in the world
Speaker 3: could walk over and get in her car, and if
Speaker 3: those window wipers are stuck half way up, you're to know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so watching people peel parking fines off their windscreen
Speaker 5: gives me theick because they're so embarrassed and they're trying
Speaker 5: to be cool and they're trying to make sure no
Speaker 5: one's seen it, no one's watched.
Speaker 4: So we got Sydney Sweeney in a met gala gown
Speaker 4: parked on Clarenon Street with the windscreen wipers, three cars
Speaker 4: the way up, and old Mate's going to say, nah, yeah,
Speaker 4: next time the anchor.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: Hey, good morning, guys.
Speaker 3: Good morning. We'll gives you the yick. Oh.
Speaker 2: So when my toddler was too she was found toilet
Speaker 2: training or body training, my dog gave me the ick
Speaker 2: because it used to go and eat her poop out
Speaker 2: of the body.
Speaker 1: Okay, no, that's that's sort of off topics.
Speaker 2: You very quickly learn how to use the toilet.
Speaker 5: Wow, oh, I would say, and I don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean a dog could give you dick.
Speaker 3: I would say, yicks and more like things that, hey
Speaker 3: that you might be cool with.
Speaker 1: Wishing the stubble on your beard. Yeah, no, that's pretty gross.
Speaker 4: What does your dog do that gives you the earls?
Speaker 1: My dog?
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh, my dog doesn't do that. My dog doesn't
Speaker 5: eat human feces, doesn't it?
Speaker 1: But that would give me nobody.
Speaker 3: Honest, that was a curveball, that was all. I didn't
Speaker 3: mind it, though, Nick, we're all a bit lost for
Speaker 3: wor Nick the Wizard.
Speaker 1: We should do? What is the grossest thing your dog's eating? I?
Speaker 4: Yeah, ring back for that biz here.
Speaker 3: All right, Nick the Wizard. Watson from the Hollywood Hawks
Speaker 3: is going to be joining us soon. But first, five
Speaker 3: thousand bucks to give away. Let's do it every day.
Speaker 3: We'll give you a chance to win five thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: We're about to be joining mo Nick the Wizard. What's
Speaker 3: and he could do with a couple of grand this week?
Speaker 3: We'll get to that soon. First, let's try and offload
Speaker 3: the money.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Mikayla and Tarnique. Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 8: How are you?
Speaker 5: Oh you're a garbo? Do you drive the truck? Or
Speaker 5: do you? Are you the fit person that runs along
Speaker 5: with the truck?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Definitely not fear I drive the truck.
Speaker 5: I think that would be quite fun. There was the
Speaker 5: robo arm to collect the bin.
Speaker 3: There were some footage floating round of a garbage truck
Speaker 3: in Melbourne last week that the robot arm picked up
Speaker 3: the pin and as it was empty at the bin
Speaker 3: just slipped straight into the truck. The garbo kept driving.
Speaker 1: Do you know how hard it really if you lose
Speaker 1: your bin or.
Speaker 3: You need to it?
Speaker 1: Declaration at deck to get another.
Speaker 3: Bin, and we wonder away we're waiting for the cops
Speaker 3: to rock.
Speaker 1: It's hard to do it.
Speaker 5: Once when we bought our home, it didn't have a
Speaker 5: bin and we had to go and do this whole
Speaker 5: process to get a new garbage.
Speaker 3: Mikayla just very quickly.
Speaker 4: Is it hard to line the bin up with the
Speaker 4: robot arm?
Speaker 3: The arm?
Speaker 10: No, you get used to it. You get a spot
Speaker 10: in the mirror at the sweet spot.
Speaker 3: Mcalllary, you're pretty good on a claw machine.
Speaker 5: Yeah all right, michay let's try and win you some cash.
Speaker 5: I believe you want to go for the five hundred
Speaker 5: dollars question today, Yes.
Speaker 3: All right, here's the go. This week we are celebrating
Speaker 3: the Western Bulldogs. They're celebrating one hundred years with the
Speaker 3: VFL and AFL. With this great offer, you can get
Speaker 3: a Bulldogs membership six game membership for only sixty six
Speaker 3: bucks from memberships dot Western Bulldogs dot com dot au.
Speaker 3: They are playing your team, the Bombers this week. How
Speaker 3: about you chuck your family pass straight up?
Speaker 10: Oh that would be awesome.
Speaker 5: All right, that's yours, Mikayla. But let's also try and
Speaker 5: win you some cash. You're back for Essendon, you're a
Speaker 5: footy fan. Let's see if you can get this question.
Speaker 5: You'll hear a three to two one countdown. You must
Speaker 5: answer before the time is up.
Speaker 1: Good luck, here we go.
Speaker 3: Thank you for five one hundred bucks. Hi, I'm Rory
Speaker 3: lock from the Western Bulldogs and this is your five
Speaker 3: hundred dollar question. Who is the captain of the Western Bulldogs?
Speaker 3: Three two Marcus?
Speaker 1: Well, did you play the wrong sound?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: I thought you played the no?
Speaker 3: No, no, no no? What do you think I played
Speaker 3: this one? People don't win Losa.
Speaker 1: Well done.
Speaker 5: Five hundred dollars plus tickets to the footy coming your way.
Speaker 1: Mckaylor, Well done.
Speaker 3: May seventeen. That game is at Marvel Stadium. Doggies me
Speaker 3: the Bombers. You enjoy that far and the bucks in
Speaker 3: your back pocket.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Rory Lobb the one asking that question. Have you seen
Speaker 4: his haircuts this year?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: He the one that the sayings like for Dennis Rodsman
Speaker 5: the AFL.
Speaker 3: He had a lobster shaved into his melon.
Speaker 1: Did he also have a he had pink hair? He
Speaker 1: did something for he's had startlight foundation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's a character which are getting me in love
Speaker 4: to see it.
Speaker 3: That's getting mean lookers in the house.
Speaker 1: For the Wizard, just a st get a wizard, Nikki?
Speaker 3: Nick the wis what's it.
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: They have done something naughty in here?
Speaker 3: Well was it wasn't just us? Nick was caught out
Speaker 3: when he was going up against your tags on the
Speaker 3: weekend and he's just in.
Speaker 12: Nick Watson, the Hawthorne Live Wire has been fined a
Speaker 12: thousand dollars with an early guilt if you play for
Speaker 12: flipping the bird to the crowd against Richmond at the
Speaker 12: MCG on the weekend. Is the third player to be
Speaker 12: fine for this what the AFL calls obscene gesture, following
Speaker 12: Harley Read earlier in the season and Bailey Smith twice.
Speaker 3: You're in good company.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know. I just sort of came off,
Speaker 7: heard of it from the crowd and actually slipped out
Speaker 7: of you.
Speaker 5: We've all done it. We've all done it before. In fact,
Speaker 5: sometimes Jay says things on the air and I don't
Speaker 5: want anyone to know, And I flipped him the little
Speaker 5: birdie in here.
Speaker 3: And then afterwards we go to a song and she goes,
Speaker 3: that's not a video.
Speaker 4: It sounds like there is consistency with the fines because
Speaker 4: others have been fine for it.
Speaker 5: Still fine for flipping the bird Yeah, how much thousand.
Speaker 4: What I was about to say is that means it
Speaker 4: is consistent in that sense. But I find the AFL
Speaker 4: find system very inconsistent for what they are finding players for.
Speaker 4: What do you feel like for Do you feel like
Speaker 4: you've been stiffed? Yeah, well I got more for.
Speaker 7: There was a bit of a mallet in the second
Speaker 7: quarter and a few people got fined for that, so
Speaker 7: I copped more in that fine than the finger. So
Speaker 7: it was the expensive game. And yeah, there's a few
Speaker 7: just like I know, there was a lot of I
Speaker 7: don't know if you saw, there was a lot of players.
Speaker 7: You got fined in that malee. And there's some players
Speaker 7: who didn't even want to bar it. They just got
Speaker 7: stuck in the middle of it, and then they get
Speaker 7: Did you.
Speaker 1: Get fined twice in one game?
Speaker 3: Yes, this was the moment A piece of Whatson of
Speaker 3: Sicily kicks the guy and.
Speaker 11: On they go very heated between those two.
Speaker 3: In a situation like that is like a tip jar
Speaker 3: at a cafe. The fine money goes in and it
Speaker 3: is divided by the umpires at the end.
Speaker 1: Where does the fine money go?
Speaker 4: I could not tell your wrong person asks It goes
Speaker 4: into I mean the AFL probably too. It goes into
Speaker 4: game developments, charity or be fire ball shots.
Speaker 1: So what happened?
Speaker 5: I didn't see any football I was await in the weekend.
Speaker 5: Did two people start a bit of a pushing and
Speaker 5: everyone jumped in?
Speaker 7: Yeah, and then there was a few people in and
Speaker 7: then and I sort of made my way in and
Speaker 7: then I got stuck on the bottom with big nank
Speaker 7: on top of me. So it was pretty scary.
Speaker 1: Did you regret your decision?
Speaker 7: I did when I saw it on told me. I
Speaker 7: was like, I'm gonna have to copy?
Speaker 3: Could you breathe?
Speaker 7: I was just stressed trying to get out of there,
Speaker 7: To be honest, how much the game up? I was
Speaker 7: three k oh no?
Speaker 5: And when how long did they let you do a
Speaker 5: payment plan? Or do you have to pay that front?
Speaker 7: Can you do after it just comes out? Of my
Speaker 7: smallery payments, So yeah, not good.
Speaker 1: But in the heat of.
Speaker 5: The moment, sometimes you must do and say things that
Speaker 5: you go, oh what did I do that for? Did
Speaker 5: you did like Mum or Dad or off the family
Speaker 5: call you and go what.
Speaker 1: Are you doing?
Speaker 3: Nicholas?
Speaker 7: Not really, They more care about me getting in the fight.
Speaker 7: Not really the thing. If they heard what they were
Speaker 7: saying to me, the Richmond fans, I would probably say,
Speaker 7: oh for it, anyone would be to be honest. So yeah,
Speaker 7: they don't really care. It's more the fight they get
Speaker 7: scared about.
Speaker 5: Once I was at a Geelong and there there was
Speaker 5: some supporters from the other team sitting in front of
Speaker 5: all the family and friends from Geelong, and one.
Speaker 1: Of the players I won't say who it was.
Speaker 5: His sister stood up and threw a whole box of
Speaker 5: barbecue shapes at this one, her brother, and she was
Speaker 5: like it was just instinctive because I just that's my brother,
Speaker 5: that's our son.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 7: I've actually told mom for that. She normally well once
Speaker 7: and then I was like, if you do that one
Speaker 7: more time, you're not coming home.
Speaker 1: What did she do there?
Speaker 7: Was just like she's just sitting in Obviously the game
Speaker 7: and there was a few people living me. Yeah, and
Speaker 7: then she turned around. She didn't say she was my mum,
Speaker 7: but she was just turned around and gave him a
Speaker 7: bit and then yes. One of my mates told me
Speaker 7: at the end of the game and I went up
Speaker 7: to her. I lost her. I was like, may if
Speaker 7: you do that again, you're bound.
Speaker 5: Parents are so embarrassing, aren't they. My Obviously my brother
Speaker 5: doesn't play in the AFL. No one in our family
Speaker 5: is talented enough to do that. But my mum at
Speaker 5: the footage, she's oh vocal. I can't see anywhere near her.
Speaker 5: It's embarrassing, isn't If you went recently and I said
Speaker 5: it the other I was like, I think you can
Speaker 5: take these.
Speaker 3: You were at ponchex it's raining or normally because she spelled.
Speaker 1: On she wouldn't waste to drop.
Speaker 4: I was telling you in the ad break, my old
Speaker 4: man works in Melbourne and he was embroiled in a
Speaker 4: little Can we hold this story? He's been embroiled in
Speaker 4: a scandal. I'm surprised the AFL has an investigator this.
Speaker 3: If Nick copped a thousand bucks a flipping the bird,
Speaker 3: your dad should be out of coin as well. Where
Speaker 3: do you hear this. We're going to take a quick break.
Speaker 3: We'll come back and I like Clint Teller or on
Speaker 3: the air with Nick the Wizard Watson, we are talking Hawthorne.
Speaker 3: They took on your tigers on the weekend.
Speaker 8: It comes in the horse celebrate the centenarian style with.
Speaker 4: The eyes of the legends upon them.
Speaker 3: They camp a great afternoon where over Richmond we got
Speaker 3: Nigga Wizard Watson in here.
Speaker 1: Now remember annihilated us.
Speaker 3: Remember last week we were chatting you live with one
Speaker 3: of the tigers. Yeah, how was that?
Speaker 1: How was the chat after the game?
Speaker 7: You sort of copped it. Didn't have a few words
Speaker 7: to say, Just it and just say even he was
Speaker 7: home before me and he was on the couch and he's.
Speaker 3: Just watching the game. Yeah, he was.
Speaker 7: Already on the on the games on fortnite. So he's
Speaker 7: just like, yeah, fair enough. You guys are too good.
Speaker 1: You guys are very good.
Speaker 5: Getting more nervous having all those champions there because it
Speaker 5: was all the premiership players.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we had a I don't know if you saw,
Speaker 7: we had a pretty cool run out where we all
Speaker 7: met at the bottom of the race with all the
Speaker 7: champions around as well, and Sam brought us in for
Speaker 7: a huddle and we all walked out with all I
Speaker 7: think that I don't know how many of their of
Speaker 7: there was there of them? Were they really did copy hit?
Speaker 1: So it was all the old premiership players.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was so.
Speaker 7: I don't know, there was like maybe one fifty and
Speaker 7: we all walked up the race.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I did a good sally for Dipper as well. He
Speaker 7: was telling me celebration it was.
Speaker 5: For him and was he there's really I could imagine
Speaker 5: your face.
Speaker 1: So what did he tell you to do?
Speaker 7: He did a mustache for him and then points to
Speaker 7: the thing. Yeah, I did it for him and I
Speaker 7: loved it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't give him Amber.
Speaker 1: My lap a cold play concerts.
Speaker 3: Remember with a good luck charm too, because every time
Speaker 3: Nick comes in they win. He's worried when we take
Speaker 3: a break. Well, the times we're on a break, you guys.
Speaker 1: Lost, Yeah we did, so we're claiming it.
Speaker 4: A nice little launching pad for the Hawks. Sitting the
Speaker 4: twenty four points, you've got a very tough game this
Speaker 4: weekend against the Demons. Beware the d's three in a row.
Speaker 7: The race with your dad pointed out, what's your dad done?
Speaker 4: What's for those who don't know. Dad's a He's the
Speaker 4: head trainer at Melbourne. He's been there for one hundred
Speaker 4: and twenty five years.
Speaker 5: Is that the headwater boy on the water around for
Speaker 5: important medical assistance?
Speaker 4: Lauren and Dad straps all the boys, all that of stuff.
Speaker 4: But last weekend they played the Eagles out in Perth
Speaker 4: and Dad was standing in the race of a couple
Speaker 4: of his idiot mates and he decided to sledge a
Speaker 4: former demon, Jaden Hunt, who was lining up the goal
Speaker 4: deep in the pocket, right hard up against the race.
Speaker 3: Dad knows him.
Speaker 4: He used to be worthy, his favorite, so Dad started
Speaker 4: sledging him a few choice words. Jadan Hunt kicked the
Speaker 4: goal and Harley Reid, who is a bit of an agitator,
Speaker 4: isn't he just came up to Dad and just pointed
Speaker 4: right in his face as if to say that one
Speaker 4: was for you, fat boy. So watch out. I'll tell
Speaker 4: Dad to say gooday on the field, something nice.
Speaker 1: Or he might get the bird again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you.
Speaker 1: Take your fingers together.
Speaker 3: How did everyone pull up after the match? He got
Speaker 3: a full team going in against Melbourne.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think we got a few people coming back.
Speaker 7: We had a few concussions the week before, so it
Speaker 7: will be a couple of tests this week and no injuries.
Speaker 7: I don't think so looking good healthy.
Speaker 4: I mean you're at the opposite spectrum heightwise.
Speaker 3: To Max Gorn. He's a man giant.
Speaker 4: How do you contain him? Because he's he's in extraordinary.
Speaker 7: Form, he's in very good form. So he's meeky as well,
Speaker 7: so hopefully it'll be a good battle between them too.
Speaker 7: But yeah, he's If I see him on the track,
Speaker 7: I'll try and avoid him. Actually last year I got
Speaker 7: into him a view, yeah, Max Gorn. Yeah, it was
Speaker 7: just a bit of fun because us small forwards like
Speaker 7: to check the ruckmans when they're running and they hate it.
Speaker 3: So what does that mean?
Speaker 7: To check the right like just bump them, Just get
Speaker 7: into him because they hate it and.
Speaker 1: Give me that hip height.
Speaker 7: I was to.
Speaker 3: Avoid the tool players, mate, it's pretty scary.
Speaker 5: Hey, just before we let you go, you're playing Saturday.
Speaker 5: Sunday is Mother's Day. We were talking about him one before.
Speaker 5: What's your mum's name, Luri, Lurie. What are you doing
Speaker 5: for Mother's Day? If you thought about a gift? Ed
Speaker 5: or do you need someone to help?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I haven't thought about a kick yet. Know, I'm
Speaker 7: going back home for lunch and stuff.
Speaker 5: So she's speaking lunch for you on Mother's Day?
Speaker 4: Do the Hawks have a Mother's Day store at Waverley
Speaker 4: Park where you can go by.
Speaker 7: Yes, that's what they jelly, Yes, I'll be very smart.
Speaker 5: That's what they will give you some ideas after this
Speaker 5: someone you can get l l happy Happy Mother's Day.
Speaker 1: Lorry she good mom?
Speaker 3: Yeah, she iss got you one. How of a present?
Speaker 7: It's pretty good.
Speaker 3: Make good luck against Today's this weekend. Nick the Wizard
Speaker 3: Watson on the air with us, it's just going twenty
Speaker 3: four to nine. Hey, you'd love a good lock in?
Speaker 1: Oh are you talking about we could have a new
Speaker 1: pope soon?
Speaker 3: I was talking about club locking, but could we could
Speaker 3: go with the pope?
Speaker 5: Because there are all the cardinals.
Speaker 4: It's one hundred and thirty three of the cardinals. You've
Speaker 4: got to be under eighty to vote, right, And then.
Speaker 5: They locked themselves in this steam chaplin until they all unanimous.
Speaker 4: So they're in there right now. They're about to lock
Speaker 4: the doors of the Sistine Chapel.
Speaker 3: Now, can you take in snacks?
Speaker 4: You'd have to take in some barbecue shapes. They smuggle
Speaker 4: some under the cardinal ropes.
Speaker 3: How long would they be in there for? I think
Speaker 3: it's eight hours. They can be in there at a time.
Speaker 4: They do come out for meal breaks. Well like big Brother,
Speaker 4: Well they'll come out eventually. Now the process just very quickly.
Speaker 4: Do you know about the white and the black smoke?
Speaker 5: Does the black smoke mean they've decided on a new
Speaker 5: the blacks?
Speaker 4: So basically they're burning the actual forms, the voting forms. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so black smoke is bad. That means we haven't got
Speaker 4: a new.
Speaker 1: Pope, haven't decided getting white smoke.
Speaker 3: We've got a bump.
Speaker 1: The bomb and can it sometimes take days?
Speaker 3: I can take you absolutely up to a week. Like
Speaker 3: it'd be like a Clinton. They're going, I don't want
Speaker 3: to get out yet, I'm going to vote against you.
Speaker 5: That would be you not wanting to get Yeah, who.
Speaker 4: Would you like to see this pope?
Speaker 1: Me?
Speaker 5: I'm not exactly the right questions in the running with
Speaker 5: the candidates.
Speaker 3: Peter Dutton, he got it, he got voted out there.
Speaker 1: There is an Australian there is cardinal.
Speaker 4: Isn't that Yes, he's a Ukrainian born Australian. Yes, maybe him,
Speaker 4: Maybe him, what's his name.
Speaker 3: He'd be the Pope's friend. Henry Cardinals, the cardinal one
Speaker 3: the Cardinals. And we should see white smoke today, hope, yes,
Speaker 3: just we could see black. We could see black or white?
Speaker 3: Can you just remind?
Speaker 5: And then how often do they do the smoke? Once
Speaker 5: a day? Okay, so it's only at the end of the.
Speaker 3: Day when there's white. Make that's it. It's all. We've
Speaker 3: got a pope. I'm just explaining because there has been
Speaker 3: some confusion in the past with journalists. Remember the channel.
Speaker 4: We've got a new pope, breaking news, new pope, and
Speaker 4: he got the smoke the wrong way.
Speaker 7: Smoke.
Speaker 5: There's only two options reverse and you had one job.
Speaker 3: Hey, it is just gone fourteen to nine, very special
Speaker 3: game of forty. It's more than a game of footing.
Speaker 3: I'm more than a game. We'll explain what we're talking
Speaker 3: about when we joined by a very special guest. Next,
Speaker 3: we've got a very special game coming up that's a
Speaker 3: lot more than a game this weekend.
Speaker 11: I'm very hon and proud to be Captain Rubb and
Speaker 11: hopefully I can lead by example out in the grand
Speaker 11: get out there and.
Speaker 3: Talk to someone about it.
Speaker 4: I was stubborn Danny Frowley was a friend to many,
Speaker 4: including myself in the media through the work that he
Speaker 4: did a colleague. He was also still is very much
Speaker 4: an inspiration to so many more Victorians, Australians, many players
Speaker 4: at the Kilda Footy Club. He was also a husband,
Speaker 4: a father and a bloody great bloke. Anita Frawley, welcome
Speaker 4: to the show.
Speaker 6: Thank you, thank you for having me morning.
Speaker 3: You're more than welcome.
Speaker 6: Yes, good morning, very early and I'm.
Speaker 3: Glad to be here.
Speaker 6: So I really appreciate you having this and for all
Speaker 6: your kindness and generosity so far.
Speaker 3: I always wonder it must be hard for families who
Speaker 3: lose someone who was in the media, because there's highlights,
Speaker 3: there's replays on TV. Just just hearing Danny's voice then.
Speaker 1: You tear up instantly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, it's just it's just the way it is
Speaker 6: and probably makes it all more worthwhile. And when you
Speaker 6: hear that voice in the background and he's still so
Speaker 6: relevant and still has such a purpose that it's it's
Speaker 6: pretty special. And I kind of you're really lean into
Speaker 6: what my girls must feel when they hear and see
Speaker 6: him all the time.
Speaker 5: Well, he was such an icon in footy as well,
Speaker 5: and your girl shared him with so many people loved
Speaker 5: who loved Spuds so much. So while it must be
Speaker 5: a huge honor, that must be overwhelming as well.
Speaker 6: I think it can be overwhelming, but that's probably the
Speaker 6: whole purpose that we try and put that then towards
Speaker 6: something like you know what we're doing, so it makes
Speaker 6: it worthwhile and it helps them.
Speaker 4: So Spuds Match is what we're here to talk about.
Speaker 4: What would Danny think of Spuds Spud's Game.
Speaker 6: Oh, he'd be loving it. He'd be just thinking how
Speaker 6: good is this? And it's been you know, a battle
Speaker 6: to get it there, and really grateful for the AFL
Speaker 6: and Carlton and Saint Kilda obviously for turning this on
Speaker 6: because it's pretty special and we hope everyone gets there.
Speaker 5: So tell us what it's all about for those who
Speaker 5: might not be familiar with what Spuds Match is all about.
Speaker 6: So Spud's Match is really getting the voice out there
Speaker 6: on what we're trying to put out. So this year
Speaker 6: it's don't carry it alone. So you know, if you
Speaker 6: are struggling, if you need some help, just have the
Speaker 6: courage and the strength to reach out to one of
Speaker 6: your mates or someone close to you, because it really
Speaker 6: does make a huge difference and it's putting a voice.
Speaker 4: To you know, it is a huge issue.
Speaker 6: In Australia. One in five will suffer some sort of
Speaker 6: anxiety or mental health issue and so that's four point
Speaker 6: three million Australians. And I know for me personally, just
Speaker 6: over the last week, I've had three friends reach out.
Speaker 1: Wow, I think it's actually more problem.
Speaker 5: And bloats are notoriously worse with this stuff, aren't they.
Speaker 6: That was his passion, you know, he's one of his
Speaker 6: sayings was just look over the gate, tear mat and
Speaker 6: you know he was especially farmers, those in the country,
Speaker 6: getting them to speak. And I'm not sure we're there yet,
Speaker 6: but we're need.
Speaker 3: We're getting better.
Speaker 4: A long way to go, and important awareness through games
Speaker 4: like yes, moments like.
Speaker 6: Those moments, Yeah, the two minute moments always pretty special
Speaker 6: and it really does put a highlight on that just
Speaker 6: that silence and that what we're there for.
Speaker 5: So now, it was Danny called Spud because he was
Speaker 5: once upon a time a potato farmer.
Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely. He had a few nicknames, bomb Head and
Speaker 6: a couple of others.
Speaker 1: What were the other did he grow up on a
Speaker 1: potato farm, Yes, he did.
Speaker 6: His family came out from Ireland and landed in Bungaree
Speaker 6: and were potato farmers. Danny was a potato farmer when
Speaker 6: I met him and when he first started his career.
Speaker 6: We lived when we got married in ballaratte for three
Speaker 6: or four months, like over the off season, and then
Speaker 6: moved to Melbour.
Speaker 1: It was just also footy and then potato farming in between.
Speaker 6: I remember him with it. He did his achilles and
Speaker 6: it was in a plaster and he's gone out to
Speaker 6: the paddock, you know, through all the red dirt.
Speaker 1: And it was just it wasn't it wasn't.
Speaker 5: Not a good sept But they must be some of
Speaker 5: your favorite memories, right because everyone knows Danny Frawley for
Speaker 5: his work in footy, but all those little private moments
Speaker 5: that people didn't get to see you must be so special.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, he was a lot of laughs and a
Speaker 6: lot of fun.
Speaker 7: Especially.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he was Alarican, a real country country.
Speaker 3: We're only chatting about him a couple of weeks back
Speaker 3: because you guys came up with the great initiative this
Speaker 3: year about how people could donate and get their name
Speaker 3: on the jumper.
Speaker 6: Yes, and thank you to you guys. I've bought the
Speaker 6: jumper in We've Got your Name.
Speaker 3: Oh look at it?
Speaker 1: So is this what are the players wearing this on
Speaker 1: the weekend? I'm not sure.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: I think they would be.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no doubt that looks so yes. People could donate
Speaker 6: three hundred dollars to get a significant name on the jumper,
Speaker 6: and there was a thing jumpers and yeah.
Speaker 5: It's jam packed full of names. You must be like
Speaker 5: slightly overwhelmed when you see how.
Speaker 1: Many people support.
Speaker 6: There's been beautiful letters come through to Chelsea that she
Speaker 6: shared with the girls and I and it's triggering, but
Speaker 6: oh boy, it's to read people's stories is pretty incredible
Speaker 6: and pretty overwhelming. But yeah, it kind of makes it
Speaker 6: all worthwhile.
Speaker 5: He's left such an amazing legacy, not just in footy
Speaker 5: and in Spuds game, but in you and his beautiful
Speaker 5: girls as well.
Speaker 1: He'd be so proud of all the work you guys
Speaker 1: are doing.
Speaker 6: Yes, well, where you know, we've got a long long
Speaker 6: way to go. So we need people at the game
Speaker 6: on Friday night, and we need people donating on the
Speaker 6: Saint Kilda website Spuds, So.
Speaker 3: The boys are going to be wearing the jumper on
Speaker 3: Friday night so you'd be able to see it in action.
Speaker 1: Spud's game.
Speaker 5: He's saying Kilda verse Carlton at the MCG this Friday
Speaker 5: at seven forty pm. And if you like to donate,
Speaker 5: you can jump on at Saints dot com dot au.
Speaker 5: Don't carry it alone, share the message and check on.
Speaker 5: Is the key to this weekend, isn't it?
Speaker 6: That certainly is And if everyone can just reach out
Speaker 6: and do that to someone that they know, that would
Speaker 6: make a huge difference to people's lives.
Speaker 4: All that's left is for a Sint Kilda win exactly.
Speaker 3: Look, they're just on the top eight.
Speaker 4: He did love his Saints. He's a sink Kilda icon.
Speaker 3: H the girls. The girls.
Speaker 6: Chelsea is definitely obviously mad football. Daniel obviously not so
Speaker 6: much anymore. Kearley, Yeah, she's Saints me. Don't ask me
Speaker 6: too much about it.
Speaker 3: You're busy.
Speaker 6: I'm very passionate Kilda, but don't keep too much on
Speaker 6: other things.
Speaker 3: To please pass our best onto the family and congratulations
Speaker 3: on the work you guys are doing. Like Lauren said,
Speaker 3: Spud left an amazing legacy that you guys are hugely contributing.
Speaker 6: To Thank you very much and again thank you for
Speaker 6: your kind donation and what you're doing to help us.
Speaker 3: Really appreciated.
Speaker 5: And come on the Saint It doesn't matter if you're
Speaker 5: Saints or a Carlton's fan, get out and support s
Speaker 5: Buds game this weekend.
Speaker 3: And they join us on the air this morning. It
Speaker 3: has just got on for to nine. That is it, guys,
Speaker 3: We are getting out of here. What a show. Goodness me,
Speaker 3: she was a big one.
Speaker 1: That was a jam packed show.
Speaker 3: Sorry, we are running late for the Lovely Melted Sener.
Speaker 3: She is going to be next. But as we mentioned,
Speaker 3: final invites for the Mother's Day lunch, make sure you
Speaker 3: come along.
Speaker 1: And it's Chelsea's birthday we should remember that.
Speaker 3: Nothing better than getting a room for the strangers singing
Speaker 3: your happy.
Speaker 1: Birthday, singing happy birthday so embarrassing. It's just the Sebastian
Speaker 1: is going to be there.
Speaker 5: Maybe he could say it's about him.
Speaker 4: Ever had a birthday on Victoria Street? Had a birthday
Speaker 4: at a Vietnamese restaurant on Victoria Street?
Speaker 1: What a specificity is a random question?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: Why the cake they come out with?
Speaker 5: So I've been to the one on Chapel Street, where
Speaker 5: they bring out that they give your sword to cut
Speaker 5: it with at the Tepan Yankee.
Speaker 4: What happens at the It's a bit phallic. Oh, it's
Speaker 4: a banana fritter Friday. We must go two scoops.
Speaker 3: Of Friday at the bottom of the banana, Fredda.
Speaker 1: What restaurant is it?
Speaker 3: Totos?
Speaker 5: Shout out for your birthday?
Speaker 1: Your birthday, jan it's too hot.
Speaker 4: Bit of golden syrup over the winter, chardy edgy.
Speaker 3: Right today, everybody else?
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