Speaker 1: We got Get You Morning every day.
Speaker 2: Adelaides boy friends working with a podcast, and so it
Speaker 2: turns out I work with a bunch of vultures.
Speaker 3: Wow, straight, my eyeballs, you guys did.
Speaker 1: And peck them out with our little weeks you did.
Speaker 2: You lured me in with all things bright and shiny,
Speaker 2: you promise me silk and honey, and then you peck
Speaker 2: my eyes out.
Speaker 4: I think the key takeaway here is sometimes conversations that
Speaker 4: have to be had with people who owe you money
Speaker 4: are too awkward to have off air, so when you
Speaker 4: have them on air, there can be no physical repercussions.
Speaker 2: Right, Okaythur, It was just a bit of a fun
Speaker 2: segment for us to rip into people who owe people money.
Speaker 2: It turns out it's about me. Do you know what
Speaker 2: you stole from me? You stole my youth.
Speaker 5: I stole the best years of your life.
Speaker 3: You come on this show, you stole my soul.
Speaker 1: It tastes good, though.
Speaker 6: Do you owe someone money?
Speaker 2: You're gonna talk about a boy Bruno Mars.
Speaker 3: Maybe Bruno, you should pay back some of your debts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what he's not doing.
Speaker 4: He is paying back money allegedly. So MGM has been
Speaker 4: forced to deny a viral report claiming Bruno Mars has
Speaker 4: a serious casino debt. When I say serious, we're talking
Speaker 4: fifty million dollars.
Speaker 3: Fifty million. Bruno's in the background today, I'm not.
Speaker 4: So. It was an anonymous report and claimed that Bruno
Speaker 4: Mars owed the resort company millions of dollars in gambling
Speaker 4: debts accumulated at the company's last Vegas casinos, telling Forbes,
Speaker 4: no such debt actually exists.
Speaker 1: So I've got a few question marks over this one.
Speaker 4: He performed residencies since twenty sixteen, and he's raped in
Speaker 4: tens of millions of dollars. Now, you can't get off
Speaker 4: stage and take that tens of millions and just walk
Speaker 4: straight in to Dolphin Treasure and whack it in the
Speaker 4: pokes and lose all that money.
Speaker 1: Can you?
Speaker 3: What got you?
Speaker 6: You can?
Speaker 3: You can? Have you ever read or crack?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's true. And he's twenty four k Magic World
Speaker 4: Tour gross more than three hundred million dollars back in
Speaker 4: the day.
Speaker 3: And they just threw it into the slots.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: He was like, I've got an idea, I'm going to
Speaker 3: try and triple it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I don't know I don't know if this
Speaker 4: story is true or not, but it has prompted us
Speaker 4: to think about people who owe you money.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're annoying, aren't they so annoying When you know
Speaker 2: someone knows you money, they know that they owe you money.
Speaker 1: As well, isn't it? Yeah?
Speaker 4: And then and then you don't quite know what to
Speaker 4: say about it until it comes up on it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what do you mean?
Speaker 4: And then you might need to remind someone that perhaps
Speaker 4: they owe you forty dollars for an Isaac Humphrey's ticket
Speaker 4: on the weekend intervention.
Speaker 1: Isn't it that you didn't actually turn up.
Speaker 2: I said I'll give you some money, you said, don't
Speaker 2: worry about and now you say you're owed the money.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because I was being an absolute martyr, of course,
Speaker 4: and we just say don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: I still want you to pay me back.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: It's like I'm fine, she's not fine.
Speaker 3: I'm not fine.
Speaker 1: Do you speak women?
Speaker 3: What do you mean exactly? Why am I so confused here?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: When I say to you, don't worry about paying me back,
Speaker 4: of course, I mean pay me back.
Speaker 2: I think originally as well, you said I've bought you
Speaker 2: are Isaac Humphrey's tickets, and I said, well, at what
Speaker 2: stage did I say that I definitely wanted to come?
Speaker 3: And now you're like, well you didn't come. Now you
Speaker 3: owe me forty bucks.
Speaker 4: Ok, do not.
Speaker 1: Reframe the narrative here.
Speaker 4: I did a nice thing for you, and I brought
Speaker 4: you a ticket to see Isaac Coumphries and then you
Speaker 4: didn't rock up on the night.
Speaker 6: I'll add to the tab while we're here.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Andrew, first rounds on you. I'll get the next one. Yeah,
Speaker 8: you do owe me a beer?
Speaker 3: Andrew?
Speaker 8: Don't you sad from bone me the fringe ps so.
Speaker 6: That we had last week?
Speaker 8: Yes, I said I'll get you guys, I'll get a
Speaker 8: drink and you went next one on me.
Speaker 6: There was no next one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're making out like I'm some kind of out
Speaker 2: rages tired ass.
Speaker 3: That's not true. No, my I got declined only three times.
Speaker 2: And it turned out that there was an issue with
Speaker 2: the actual card itself.
Speaker 3: Okay, and I'm pretty sure I pay back my debts.
Speaker 2: My debts as a camera guyos charges in as well,
Speaker 2: because there's the one in charge of coffees.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's going on here? This is this is a
Speaker 3: problem intervention.
Speaker 4: During that time, we all chipped in and brought you
Speaker 4: a birthday present to go and stay at the Adelaide.
Speaker 5: Overhast Yes, very generous present.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I gave everyone my bank account details and
Speaker 4: said please deposit the money so so we can have
Speaker 4: a lovely ness.
Speaker 1: Don't tell me I'm not entirely sure that much I did,
Speaker 1: did you?
Speaker 5: You're that guy.
Speaker 3: I don't know what I'm doing about.
Speaker 6: I didn't mean that.
Speaker 2: Actually, is there any souls to the fact that I
Speaker 2: don't actually know that I owe?
Speaker 3: People know?
Speaker 4: But that I think that's even worse that you plead
Speaker 4: ignorant and you play dumb not even playing dumb zore.
Speaker 8: We there's no I'll give you that. There is nothing
Speaker 8: worse the people that know they owe money.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 4: Cool men, I just we just ride off your debts
Speaker 4: because we know that you just poor and don't think
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 3: There's small cuts as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you got a mate that you know you
Speaker 2: four or five hundred buck, say for examp, and then
Speaker 2: you see that they've just like booked a holiday to Barley.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that is the worst. I reckon people
Speaker 4: who played poor and then you jump on their Instagram
Speaker 4: and they're like, I'm holidaying in Canada. I'm here's me
Speaker 4: in a bikini under a waterfall, and you go.
Speaker 1: Don't chip water.
Speaker 3: Then you're like, I'm close to turning up to your
Speaker 3: house with a trolley pole too. God, it's a trolley
Speaker 3: trolley pole. Yeah, it's the pole, but you know you
Speaker 3: push the trolley.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you get rid of that thing, that's what
Speaker 2: kids back. I used to use as a weapon. I
Speaker 2: stop trying to turn things out of me.
Speaker 7: What try?
Speaker 6: You're doing it yourself?
Speaker 4: Oh, please don't do this thirteen, twenty four ten. Does
Speaker 4: Andrew Hazel your money guy?
Speaker 6: Twenty four ten?
Speaker 4: Does someone know your money? This is your chance to
Speaker 4: get your money back? Make a public plea and say so. Well,
Speaker 4: you don't have to name the person, but just say.
Speaker 6: Please don't probably.
Speaker 4: Do you know that you owe someone money? Were still
Speaker 4: and you're just holding out and refusing to pay it?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Take us through those situations where the person's either avoided
Speaker 2: how they avoid it.
Speaker 3: Or how you avoid it as well?
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, it isn't they Hey, Chase, Hey, how you going,
Speaker 4: guys good? Does someone owe you money? Yes?
Speaker 9: They do. I would love to name them, but I
Speaker 9: will not. So I got a whole sob story, you know,
Speaker 9: trying to get my life back on track. You know,
Speaker 9: I need to boris the money to put groceries on
Speaker 9: the table for my kids, so I kind of felt
Speaker 9: sorry for them. My husband and I lent money and
Speaker 9: never got it back.
Speaker 3: Oh what's it worth? By the way, Tracy, were we talking?
Speaker 9: Well, it was three hundred dollars and then you know,
Speaker 9: my husband kind of got stuck into this person a
Speaker 9: little bit and you know, started paying dribs and drabs back.
Speaker 9: But now it's like two hundred and eighty bucks. So
Speaker 9: we've just kind of written it off and just less
Speaker 9: and learned what.
Speaker 4: Won't help anyone?
Speaker 1: What was it Foretase?
Speaker 9: Was it was a sob story for groceries really, you know,
Speaker 9: trying to she was trying to get her life back together,
Speaker 9: and it was just all alive.
Speaker 2: What about the awkward conversation, Tracy, that your husband probably
Speaker 2: had to go through.
Speaker 3: I don't think anyone's.
Speaker 2: Comfortable, well, even though you should be allowed to when
Speaker 2: you're trying to ask for money back.
Speaker 3: What was that like for your husband?
Speaker 9: He just my husband just really doesn't give. You'll just
Speaker 9: still say it how it is?
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, okay?
Speaker 9: Oh, and it was kind of it was kind of
Speaker 9: like hazy. You know, you don't give me the money back, you.
Speaker 2: Know for that pole trolley poles from.
Speaker 3: Back in the day.
Speaker 4: I Ope, my god, let's not encourage that. Thank you,
Speaker 4: trace appreciate you. You are in the running for first
Speaker 4: class and fifty K. Let's go to Damien. Hey, Damien,
Speaker 4: do you owe money or someone knows you?
Speaker 10: Hey, guys, it's actually my son. He owes me for
Speaker 10: a being fine.
Speaker 3: Oh how much he's written it off? Hasn't he.
Speaker 10: About five hundred bucks? Bunny? Because my part, my wife
Speaker 10: and I had a bit when he first got his
Speaker 10: license and I bet at a hundred bucks that he'd
Speaker 10: never get a speeding ticket. He drives like an old nana,
Speaker 10: and I asked him about how his bank account was looking,
Speaker 10: and he's like, yeah, not too not too good that
Speaker 10: I've got none left in it. I need to borrow
Speaker 10: some money off. You've got a speeding fine. It comes around,
Speaker 10: so you can you can imagine what my wife was
Speaker 10: like when I told her about it. I think that
Speaker 10: was worse than the actual bit with my son.
Speaker 4: This is this is a double whamy for you because
Speaker 4: you've paid his speeding fine and you've had to give
Speaker 4: you a wife.
Speaker 6: A hundred bucks as well.
Speaker 10: Year spot on.
Speaker 11: Bless you.
Speaker 4: Do you think you'll ever see a cent of that
Speaker 4: money ever? Again?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 10: Make sure I do?
Speaker 3: Don't you are about that? Still out there there? Sometimes
Speaker 3: go to old school.
Speaker 5: He's what you're waking up to, Adelaide.
Speaker 3: What's the news today?
Speaker 5: Myths?
Speaker 4: Our girl news reader abb he's still on the sick
Speaker 4: this week.
Speaker 6: She's not doing overly well.
Speaker 1: Bless her heart.
Speaker 4: So let's proceed with the Post news news the best
Speaker 4: way we know how without her.
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean, she is the absolute doiant in this space. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so she leads us fearlessly and courageously, not just in
Speaker 2: Post News News but also the Monday Morning Joe Goss.
Speaker 2: So she's a double threat. But yeah, we wish it
Speaker 2: all the best. She'll be back soon, don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hopefully she's back by Monday.
Speaker 11: Hey.
Speaker 4: Jackie Lambey has issued a challenge to AFL Chief Executive
Speaker 4: Andrew Dylan in a pretty explosive appearance on the Project
Speaker 4: this week. So she shared her thoughts on the new
Speaker 4: AFL team in Tazzi following the unveiling of the new
Speaker 4: team name the Devils.
Speaker 1: So she's a supporter of.
Speaker 4: The team, not so much the stadium, which is going
Speaker 4: to cost the Tasmanian government three hundred and seventy five
Speaker 4: million dollars for a twenty three thousand seat stadium. Here
Speaker 4: is what the unofficial Lord Mares of Tasmania had to say.
Speaker 12: Nobody else know the state in TASMANI and in Australia,
Speaker 12: has ever been asked is why a stadium with a
Speaker 12: roof over it? I mean, this is just absolutely astonished.
Speaker 12: If Andrew Dyllon wants to touch on what it's like
Speaker 12: in Tasmania, I made I'll put you up for a
Speaker 12: few weeks. Come and have a look in my backyard
Speaker 12: in Bernie on the northwest coast, and then you might
Speaker 12: get a bloody allergy check mate, because we can't afford
Speaker 12: it in Tasmania. And that's it and a story.
Speaker 3: Andrew Dillon has responded.
Speaker 2: He said, thanks, but no thanks, appreciate the offer of hospitality.
Speaker 7: Oh man.
Speaker 4: And if you don't think that's the way people from Bernie,
Speaker 4: Tasmania talk, then you are kidding yourself.
Speaker 3: Is that what it's like? Is that a true reflection
Speaker 3: of the Bernis.
Speaker 4: Yes, this is the little town is up in the
Speaker 4: north I think and never eats your wee weeks northwest
Speaker 4: of Tasmania.
Speaker 1: And yeah it's a small town.
Speaker 4: I used to travel there when I did Jump Rope
Speaker 4: for Heart when we toured that was a little map.
Speaker 3: Of was your absolute.
Speaker 5: Thing was reappeared on.
Speaker 3: This resignates so well in Tasmania.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, don't you put it down? We were on
Speaker 4: wind Televison on the Saturday morning show.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we filmed a little piece.
Speaker 2: Couldn't make it to Impartua TV though, couldn't you The
Speaker 2: next step up?
Speaker 3: Well, there you go.
Speaker 2: Then fighting words from Jackie Lamby News.
Speaker 3: Let's see what Andrew Dillon's got in response to that?
Speaker 2: What about what is turning into a bit of a
Speaker 2: debacle And it turns out for Brisbane's preparation for the Olympics.
Speaker 3: Yeah, ab outrageous.
Speaker 2: So Queensland's Cabinet discussed the cost of backing out as
Speaker 2: hosts of the Olympic Games twenty thirty two as recently
Speaker 2: as Monday, So advice was sought by the government about
Speaker 2: the cost of potentially canceling the Brisbane Games. Wow, and
Speaker 2: now there's something to analyze some of the sections that
Speaker 2: are been constructed and the plans and everything is saying, look,
Speaker 2: it's not it's actually not good enough. The athletics stadium
Speaker 2: right now, as it stands, will be something like the
Speaker 2: bottom end of the fifty biggest athletic stadiums that there's
Speaker 2: going to be.
Speaker 3: It's going to be horrible. So all the former athletes.
Speaker 2: Are going to come out and say, look, what's going
Speaker 2: to happen is we're going to be on the world
Speaker 2: stage and this particular stadium is going to be disgusting.
Speaker 2: Brisbane is making a meal of it. Do you know
Speaker 2: who would absolutely nail it? Malie would bring the Olympics here.
Speaker 3: And we kill it. Yeah, we would cancel Brisbane get out.
Speaker 4: Can you remember the absolute prestige of winning the Olympics
Speaker 4: And now we're like, oh, I don't know if we
Speaker 4: want it anymore.
Speaker 3: No one wanted the Calm Games.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's true, and now let's talk of Brisbane backing
Speaker 2: out of the Olympic Games. Oh my god, what games
Speaker 2: do we want?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's all funny games until you got to pay for it.
Speaker 3: My life, so true.
Speaker 2: I'm telling your Olympics next, and then long after that,
Speaker 2: Mal and Olson is going to bring the super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we're going to be happy.
Speaker 4: You hang in there because I reckon that might happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, guys, Sebastian's brother is going to perform at Afterie. Huge.
Speaker 2: That's going to be a huge there. But finally some
Speaker 2: decent talent at the super bowls exactly. We've been screaming for.
Speaker 3: That for years.
Speaker 2: Yes, ten past six Jodes, can you drop the first
Speaker 2: question for the six fifteen vending machine quiz next?
Speaker 1: You can do it in just moment.
Speaker 3: You're feeling lucky.
Speaker 1: Oh I am today.
Speaker 3: Okay, because it's Thursday.
Speaker 1: The vending machines never looked Schmiger.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, very very sharp in day to twenty
Speaker 2: five degrees across Adelaide.
Speaker 3: Let's play the quiz neck.
Speaker 2: Great news shows. Yes, yeah, that's right. The Humble Poke is.
Speaker 3: Back on Facebook. We darly, where have you been? And
Speaker 3: when I say welcome back, here's the thing it never
Speaker 3: really left. Meta said it made a design tweak at
Speaker 3: the start of twenty four that made the poke button
Speaker 3: slightly more visible. Okay, it was just hiding. It was
Speaker 3: just dormant for all those.
Speaker 1: It was there the whole time.
Speaker 3: It was there the whole time.
Speaker 2: The new design would surface a button alongside any name
Speaker 2: that a user search that encourage people to actually.
Speaker 3: Use the button. So it was just trickier to get
Speaker 3: to over these sort of past few years.
Speaker 1: I have so many questions about the poke go for.
Speaker 2: It because I am a bit of a poking expert
Speaker 2: from back. I'm a bit of a poke connoisseur.
Speaker 4: All right then, I hate to pocuser, very reticent to
Speaker 4: ask this, but what did you want to achieve when
Speaker 4: you poke someone? I'm presuming a female?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, if you did Pokemaids was a bit of
Speaker 2: a fun thing, all right, I mean, but it just
Speaker 2: poke me, yeah, poking back. Well, it was certainly grounds
Speaker 2: for initiation of let's take this relationship to the next.
Speaker 3: Level and start a family. Obviously it was. It was.
Speaker 2: It was the best way that we knew online of
Speaker 2: how to instantly flirt. What I love as well, jondes
Speaker 2: is it's a meta said of fifty new pokes were
Speaker 2: made by users age eighteen to twenty nine, so these
Speaker 2: gen z's and young millennials were probably too young to
Speaker 2: be on Facebook.
Speaker 3: During the Poke's original Heyday Yeah, right, so what's old
Speaker 3: is new again?
Speaker 4: Okay, It's like, yeah, there's so many things that gen
Speaker 4: z think they invented.
Speaker 2: You didn't, guys, Yeah, remember when they invented Paul McCartney
Speaker 2: because you teamed up with Rihanna for that song, like,
Speaker 2: oh this guy I hate better late than never for
Speaker 2: this pot.
Speaker 3: Produces. Are you're in you gen Zetta?
Speaker 5: I am? I think yeah, but.
Speaker 3: You so so these days? Take us through it. What's
Speaker 3: the best way to flirt with someone online these days?
Speaker 5: No idea?
Speaker 8: But for me, I was on Facebook, but I was
Speaker 8: an MSN kid, So for me, the flirt was, you know,
Speaker 8: hey with two wives?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you knew that was a tone shadow.
Speaker 5: Absolutely if a boy messaged me, hey with two wives?
Speaker 3: Done?
Speaker 1: Yeah, done?
Speaker 5: On family on you know exactly. But did you notice.
Speaker 1: How she stroked her hair when she said hey.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well yeah yeah naked.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'll take you, lady through the top three best ways
Speaker 2: to connect with another companion from back in the day.
Speaker 2: Of course, obviously the pope comes in number three because
Speaker 2: strike away the connection when you get a poke back
Speaker 2: second is they just just throw it oi oi.
Speaker 5: Is in I wait, in over text or in person.
Speaker 3: No, no, this is over, This is over. Idio. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: not saying any of these actually worked. By the way, Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, Okay, Shakespeare.
Speaker 3: And the number one was liking at fifty or sixty
Speaker 3: photos at once.
Speaker 2: Did you get a notification saying Andrew Hayes is just
Speaker 2: like sixty photos. Now, that doesn't tell you my intentions,
Speaker 2: but I am not doing my job.
Speaker 4: Probably the worst thing is fifty eight of those photos
Speaker 4: were terrible.
Speaker 3: I was looking photos you weren't even here.
Speaker 1: You're looking photos of people's mom.
Speaker 2: Anyway, seventy photos I talked for to lockdown car seventy
Speaker 2: photos all their friends mom or.
Speaker 7: Dad, area, grandma, his uncles, and she was in Battle
Speaker 7: of the Banger.
Speaker 2: This little thing, which has now become a bit of
Speaker 2: an institution. Battle of the Bangers is an opportunity for
Speaker 2: us to speak on behalf of you, to help you
Speaker 2: set up your weekend the right way, just setting up
Speaker 2: a song that makes you go, do you know what.
Speaker 3: Let's go get that weekend.
Speaker 2: Let's grab it by the you know what, give it
Speaker 2: a nice big kiss on the forehat and just go
Speaker 2: bang golemen.
Speaker 4: And we have a theme each and every week, and
Speaker 4: this week's theme was I Miss You, and it is
Speaker 4: so because we miss our newsreader Rabbi. Not that news
Speaker 4: reader Kerry isn't doing a magnificent job, job, a beautiful job.
Speaker 6: However, no offense taken.
Speaker 4: Okay, don't maybe turn off your headphones for this.
Speaker 6: I'll just make a kappa how much we miss you?
Speaker 4: Point taken God so in homage to our news reader Abbi,
Speaker 4: who makes a wonderful contribution to our show, I miss
Speaker 4: you as the theme.
Speaker 3: Okay, can you kick us off?
Speaker 2: Because what you like to do when now that we're
Speaker 2: themed each and every week is I feel like you
Speaker 2: try and get a little bit too clever.
Speaker 4: Do you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're going down the same sort of route this week.
Speaker 4: Right, I don't know. I mean, you read into this
Speaker 4: what you will. But the theme is miss you, and
Speaker 4: that just made me think, miss miss miss miss miss Higgins,
Speaker 4: are you trying to doesn't?
Speaker 13: Doesn't that loves Because remember a few weeks ago the
Speaker 13: theme was fringe with ches, and you went down the
Speaker 13: theme of a genuine fringe on someone's head, so you
Speaker 13: selected see her and it won.
Speaker 3: So now you think you're on a good thing don't you.
Speaker 6: I sure do. One of the greatest songs of all times.
Speaker 3: Scarf scar Missy Higgins.
Speaker 6: Yes, all right, what you got?
Speaker 1: Did you take it quite literally?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 3: I took it quite literally, and that's I sort of
Speaker 3: tapped in.
Speaker 2: I gave a phone called news reader Abbey, and because
Speaker 2: it's about news reader Abbey, I said, what song would
Speaker 2: get you over the line help you recover from your
Speaker 2: sickness quicker?
Speaker 3: And she said, blink one eight too. I miss you.
Speaker 3: What I will say is that I.
Speaker 2: Just completely made all of that up, but I could trust.
Speaker 2: I could trust the news reader Abby would like this song.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I just sort of feel like she connected with it.
Speaker 3: She likes good tune.
Speaker 4: Do you want to hear a bit of background to
Speaker 4: our song selection this week?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 4: So I rang to deliver my song as we do.
Speaker 4: It's like the system with the brownlow boats, where it
Speaker 4: gets delivered in an armor guard truck.
Speaker 3: Right, are you the corrupt UMPI?
Speaker 4: No? I called, and I was like, I've got a
Speaker 4: song in my mind, but I have a strong suspicion
Speaker 4: Hazes has already got it.
Speaker 1: I said, is he gone?
Speaker 6: I miss you?
Speaker 1: Buy blink on?
Speaker 3: So what you were saying is I wanted this song?
Speaker 3: Was your second?
Speaker 4: Like, well, you forced me to get a little bit creative.
Speaker 3: You walk this song.
Speaker 4: I wanted it.
Speaker 2: So vote for my song or if you want to
Speaker 2: help Jody out, vote for my song.
Speaker 4: Is that what you're so I'm not saying that. What
Speaker 4: I'm saying is I went to Plan B, and Plan
Speaker 4: b's better than Plan A.
Speaker 6: So shut up.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: Well you kind of need this as well, because little
Speaker 2: bit tight at the moment's five to four in favor
Speaker 2: of meat.
Speaker 3: Here's your options.
Speaker 2: You've got scar by Missy Higgins or you've got I
Speaker 2: Miss You by Blink one eight too.
Speaker 1: Which way you're going to go?
Speaker 2: Peeps, get voting at Jody and Hayes on Instagram winning
Speaker 2: song Tomorrow morning at.
Speaker 4: Eight, Let's talk supermarkets and more specifically supermarkets and their
Speaker 4: ability to put misleading tags on all their products. So
Speaker 4: there's a bit of a crack there's a bit of
Speaker 4: a crackdown at the moment just on supermarkets doing just that,
Speaker 4: putting misleading sign saying this is thirty percent off, this
Speaker 4: is fifteen percent off.
Speaker 6: Actually it's not.
Speaker 11: Yeah, one of the big things that they're doing and
Speaker 11: they're getting investigated for is actually for raising the price,
Speaker 11: and then a week later going oh, price is it down?
Speaker 11: It's come down from ten dollars fifty to nine dollars fifty.
Speaker 11: It's like, yeah, but it was nine dollars fifty, you
Speaker 11: raise it to ten dollars fifty, and now it's back
Speaker 11: to nine dollars fifty. Yeah, So that's one of the
Speaker 11: big issues that they've got at the moment. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 11: and then so you've had firsthand experience of this place.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm passionate about this one.
Speaker 8: Every single week, every single week, I buy my veggie sausages.
Speaker 6: Oh god, and.
Speaker 3: Can I just say something, they're good these days.
Speaker 6: That's a whole other thing.
Speaker 8: Anyway, every week from my big Sue muggt I buy
Speaker 8: my veggie sausages. There's seven fifty they have been for
Speaker 8: the last two and a half years. Recently, big yellow
Speaker 8: flappy thing thirty percent off and it's thirty percent off
Speaker 8: seven dollars fifty.
Speaker 6: No, they always are you're lying, stretch my face.
Speaker 1: So that's exactly what they've done.
Speaker 5: But exactly well I had.
Speaker 4: I had a first hand experience of price gouging last night.
Speaker 4: I won't say where I went because I actually do
Speaker 4: love this place. But anyway, went to the butcher. I
Speaker 4: was doing a there's a bit of a side note,
Speaker 4: A delicious Chipotle chicken burrito bowl last night actually does
Speaker 4: seem it was really really good anyway, better than those, Okay,
Speaker 4: a lease, I'm not doing vegetarians.
Speaker 5: And so I had to get.
Speaker 4: A kilo of chicken thighs for the recipe because I've
Speaker 4: got a big family. And so I went to the
Speaker 4: butcher and I saw the sign and it said one
Speaker 4: kilo chicken thighs nineteen ninety nine, and then it says
Speaker 4: six pieces, right, so they work on the assumption that
Speaker 4: around six pieces is nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 1: It's okay, I get my chicken thigh don't all glaze over.
Speaker 1: There's a point to this story.
Speaker 4: I get to the end and he hands me the
Speaker 4: patny and it was like twenty eight dollars, and I say,
Speaker 4: because I'm an idgyot, and you know, in my head,
Speaker 4: I'm like cost of living.
Speaker 1: What the hell?
Speaker 4: Anyway, I paid it and then I said, I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: am I losing my mind? Because that sign says a
Speaker 4: kilo nineteen ninety nine? And he goes, yeah, the big pieces,
Speaker 4: all right.
Speaker 11: So he's working on.
Speaker 4: His six pieces with a kilo theory, and I thought, okay,
Speaker 4: I'll throw him a bone in this time, and I
Speaker 4: just walked out and I got home. I was like,
Speaker 4: let's just check out how big these chicken fives are.
Speaker 4: So I put them out of the packet that I
Speaker 4: start counting.
Speaker 5: He's given me eight.
Speaker 14: Oh my god, I thought you it was a good story.
Speaker 2: We're going back in town on This Daisy in Thurst
Speaker 2: edition of On This Daisy where we get hug just
Speaker 2: to tilt your head back and take your medicine, buy
Speaker 2: a teaspoon.
Speaker 3: And you're like, what even is this medicine. I'll tell
Speaker 3: you what it is. It's knowledge.
Speaker 4: You know, my kids always go when you have to
Speaker 4: have medicine. What does it taste like? Don't even don'nuts,
Speaker 4: don't tell me. I'm just gonna eat.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna drink it.
Speaker 3: Don't worry about just know that it's good for it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let's go back.
Speaker 2: Twenty first of March nineteen eighty seven, The Bowl and
Speaker 2: a Beautiful debuted on US television Long Live Bridge.
Speaker 1: What a magnificent show.
Speaker 4: One of the greatest love triangles of all time, Ridge,
Speaker 4: Brook and Taylor. Okay, oh god go on for years
Speaker 4: and years now.
Speaker 3: I don't want embarrass you, but you have interviewed Reach.
Speaker 1: I have interviewed Ridge.
Speaker 4: He came to Adelaide, he came to the Royal Show
Speaker 4: for Channel ten.
Speaker 3: Of course he wasn't in the Milkoff.
Speaker 5: He wasn't in the milk Off.
Speaker 4: He was in the Channel ten Pavillion and I did
Speaker 4: an interview with him and he was lovely.
Speaker 5: And then he subsequently.
Speaker 1: Quit the show because he wanted too much money.
Speaker 3: So I just went, oh, you know what, we'll just
Speaker 3: go get a new Ridge. Whatevers he got replaced. It
Speaker 3: was a new Ridge.
Speaker 5: There's a new Ridge.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, that's the biggest triangle of all time, isn't it?
Speaker 3: We saw that coming.
Speaker 1: Incredible.
Speaker 2: Two thousand and three, Delta Goodroom released her debut album,
Speaker 2: Innocent Eyes in Australia. The album produced five number one
Speaker 2: hit singles. Yet did because I was born. Try what
Speaker 2: an absolute institution that album was in. Delta Goodroom bless
Speaker 2: her as good as it gainst Yeah.
Speaker 1: Good on Central's girl, isn't she order?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: We claim her?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Don't claiming that she's a good Doggies Girl Hell two
Speaker 2: thousand and six. First tweet was sent via Twitter. It
Speaker 2: was sent at three point fifty pm by co founder
Speaker 2: Jack Dorsey. He wrote, just setting up on Twitter, and.
Speaker 4: Then everyone jumped on and said, universally, can we all
Speaker 4: agree to be really nice on Twitter? And everyone agreed
Speaker 4: and you know, happily ever after.
Speaker 3: You think sometimes there's some aggressive feedback on Twitter? Do
Speaker 3: you think, Oh, I've never seen that at all.
Speaker 4: Normally for Barry who's in his basement with his pants
Speaker 4: around his ankles eating cheese ons, I've.
Speaker 3: Never seen any aggressive feedback on Twitter. That's right. I
Speaker 3: worked with Cane Corns for you.
Speaker 2: No one saw on March twenty first for twenty fourteen
Speaker 2: was all of Me by John Legend.
Speaker 3: Boy, oh boy, this guy was giving some pipes.
Speaker 12: I would I do it without your mine, mouth drawing
Speaker 12: me and you kicking me out.
Speaker 3: You've got mine