Speaker 1: We get morning every day, Adela, I don't know Joe's
Speaker 1: in this country.
Speaker 2: We're obsessed with athletes like that's sweet. We want to
Speaker 2: know everything about them. We want to know about their
Speaker 2: personal lives, we want to know about their character and
Speaker 2: their personalities. Every now and then someone comes along and
Speaker 2: you go, this guy's built just a bit different. And
Speaker 2: every time that he opens his mouth and he shows
Speaker 2: you a little bit, you want more and more. I
Speaker 2: think we can all agree on this. This is Harry Garside.
Speaker 2: So that is absolutely how to describe Harry gars Hede.
Speaker 2: He's an unbelievable boxer, but there is so so much
Speaker 2: more to this young man than just boxing. Glad to
Speaker 2: say as well, one, he's got a new book coming
Speaker 2: out which I'm going to read. It's called The Good Fight.
Speaker 2: And on top of it as well, it says boxing,
Speaker 2: ballet and breaking stereotops. That's probably all you need to
Speaker 2: know to open up the first cover. He joins us
Speaker 2: right now, Harry, good morning to you, Hey you guys.
Speaker 3: Thanks having me on.
Speaker 1: Oh Harry, thank you so much for coming on. And
Speaker 1: this is a revelation because I didn't know how he
Speaker 1: could read.
Speaker 3: And he's going to read a book, but I also
Speaker 3: can't read myself, and I now wrote a book.
Speaker 2: Thank you for reintroducing me to books, Harry, you mate.
Speaker 2: Before we get into the book, straight up, I watched
Speaker 2: your post fight interview at the Olympics, and I watched
Speaker 2: it alongside my wife and we both said at the
Speaker 2: same time, jeez, I hope he's okay because you didn't
Speaker 2: sound good. How are you mane spent a couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's interesting. I think when I watched that interview back,
Speaker 3: I think it's almost like my body in that moment,
Speaker 3: or when I got back to the room and I
Speaker 3: really broke down, it's like my body just took over,
Speaker 3: like something inside of me has just taken over. And
Speaker 3: I think, in that fact self preservation mode, I feel
Speaker 3: a little bit numb, and I do I must have been.
Speaker 3: Each day that goes by, there is like little moments
Speaker 3: in the day where I find myself getting back into
Speaker 3: my body and I'm back with my family at the moment,
Speaker 3: which is amazing. And I think, slowly but surely I'll
Speaker 3: start processing and navigating like what is actually going on internally.
Speaker 3: But it's quite amazing what your body does in moments
Speaker 3: like that, Right, it's just as almost like it's taken
Speaker 3: over to protect myself.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I've watched a couple of interviews posts that and you
Speaker 1: talk a lot about not defining you sell through your
Speaker 1: wins and losses. I think that's a really important message
Speaker 1: for everyone to not define yourself by what you do,
Speaker 1: or what your job is, or what you know you
Speaker 1: as a professional sportsman do.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Absolutely, I always say that, like, boxing is what
Speaker 3: I love to do, but it's not who I am.
Speaker 3: And although I do think it's really important or especially
Speaker 3: I'm a high performing athlete, right like I want to win.
Speaker 3: I'm super competitive and I love that, and I think
Speaker 3: it is really important to always have big, audacious goals
Speaker 3: that sometimes feel out of your grass. I know the
Speaker 3: Olympic gold medal definitely felt out of my grass eighteen
Speaker 3: nineteen years ago, but throughout that process I actually felt
Speaker 3: like I built my capabilities and I got stronger and bigger,
Speaker 3: and I grew into a better version of myself. So
Speaker 3: I think it is important to have massive goals, but
Speaker 3: then also knowing that like no car, no new house,
Speaker 3: no no gold medal will actually change who I am
Speaker 3: as a person, Like It's those little moments in the
Speaker 3: day where you can like greet someone or help out
Speaker 3: a friend when they need a hand, or a sibling,
Speaker 3: like they call you and ask for for help, and
Speaker 3: you and your help out, Like that's where you build
Speaker 3: self love and self confidence. And that's what That's what
Speaker 3: definitely helps me for sure.
Speaker 2: Harry Garside The Good Fight. The book is coming out.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for this, mate, And in particular, I
Speaker 2: mean I mentioned it's breaking stereotypes. You might be the
Speaker 2: biggest pinup for breaking stereotypes of all time. Can you
Speaker 2: take us through it? Because it's really refreshing in this
Speaker 2: day and age.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's interesting. I think there is definitely a set
Speaker 3: of our society that sort of see a lot of
Speaker 3: what I do, and I guess they sort of they
Speaker 3: might criticize it or something like that, But I think
Speaker 3: I generally I really care about humans, and I want
Speaker 3: humans to grow and evolve and always sort of search
Speaker 3: for better inside themselves. And I think this book is
Speaker 3: definitely talking about sort of my search for manhood and
Speaker 3: the lessons that I've learned in that, and I think
Speaker 3: it definitely I sort of think the target audience in
Speaker 3: this is sort of the older demographic like my dad,
Speaker 3: sort of men, young boys, and then also like all
Speaker 3: of society at large. So I think I just want
Speaker 3: people to sort of grow into the best versions of themselves,
Speaker 3: be curious, and that's what the book's about, right, my
Speaker 3: sort of search for Mendwood.
Speaker 1: Harry, it's so fascinating talking to you. We could talk
Speaker 1: to you all day. I want to ask you very quickly.
Speaker 1: I know it wasn't the best experience in Paris for you,
Speaker 1: but just behind the scenes, what was it like. I'm
Speaker 1: always curious about the athletes village, just walking around seeing
Speaker 1: these absolute megastars, but also was it a couple of
Speaker 1: people to come back and said it was pretty filthy?
Speaker 3: I was, to be honest. I lived in the Philippines
Speaker 3: for four months when I was boxing, and I sit
Speaker 3: from the ground and all you got was a plate
Speaker 3: of rice and fish every day, So why And I
Speaker 3: loved it there. The people there are so beautiful. So
Speaker 3: I'm probably the worst person to ask when it comes
Speaker 3: to like living conditions, because I can live in the
Speaker 3: bare minimum. So it was amazing for me to see
Speaker 3: sort of Jess Fox and Patty Mills. At times I
Speaker 3: caught up with Bronsie Campbell, who mats just like. These
Speaker 3: are people that I looked up to when I was younger,
Speaker 3: so I felt like I was in awe when I.
Speaker 2: Was Congratulations on everything that you're doing, not just in
Speaker 2: the ring, but probably more so outside. It's really really inspiring.
Speaker 2: The book Harry Garside the good five, congratulations on that
Speaker 2: as well. Thank you for the chat mates, and you're
Speaker 2: an absolute champion of this country. We love you.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you, guys. Thank you.
Speaker 2: One of the spicy showdowns of memory. Still so many
Speaker 2: talking points on you news read.
Speaker 1: Appy good morning. Isn't it one for the history books?
Speaker 5: It's yeah, we've found out over obviously the last twenty
Speaker 5: four hours that Thunder, the mascot for Port Adelaide, was
Speaker 5: punched in the face by a minor by a child.
Speaker 5: Apparently poor Thunder pour Thunder that coming unfortunately.
Speaker 1: No, well, you don't see a lot of things coming
Speaker 1: in those suits. Your vision is very restricted.
Speaker 2: Your vision is very very scared.
Speaker 1: Not that he's not real, yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, and confirmation it's not Dane Brogan.
Speaker 5: What I don't understand though, those those mascot suits, they
Speaker 5: felt like he that's a really thick, like did the
Speaker 5: head fall off and he got it in the anyway? Sorry,
Speaker 5: I'm thinking about too much, but they're very thick. You
Speaker 5: would have thought he was cushioned.
Speaker 1: Cushioned.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so we've had that happen over the last twenty
Speaker 5: four hours.
Speaker 1: That's come out.
Speaker 5: He apparently had a bloody nose, but he isn't going
Speaker 5: to there's not going to be any charges laid.
Speaker 1: Then on the other side of that, I'm sorry, I
Speaker 1: can't wait to see that on the court list. He
Speaker 1: thunder the minor.
Speaker 2: Where is he? There is that giant tell bloke.
Speaker 6: The costume.
Speaker 1: And then we're trying to bounce him out and oide
Speaker 1: of court and he's running away and he's just got
Speaker 1: his shirt pulled over his hand. But it's a power shirt.
Speaker 2: It's so hard to say. That's really hard to get.
Speaker 5: And then obviously another thing which just frustrates the absolute
Speaker 5: crap out of me, is that there was a post
Speaker 5: put on social media that racially villafied Willie Rioli.
Speaker 1: This is here we are again.
Speaker 2: It's a very different direction because this is just one
Speaker 2: of those situations where and we've been talking about this
Speaker 2: yesterday and both football clubs made note of it, both
Speaker 2: did their research. There's unfortunately always getting to be these
Speaker 2: absolute little piss hands that are going to do this,
Speaker 2: and the fact that this bloke tagged in seven AFL
Speaker 2: meant that it got where he wanted to get to. Unfortunately.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we've only been speaking this okay, so what
Speaker 1: So normally these blokes do it and they're drunk or
Speaker 1: they're whatever, and they come out and they're like, I'm
Speaker 1: so sorry. But this guy actually actively tag seven AFL.
Speaker 2: So clearly I think the intention was to get this
Speaker 2: sort of attention, and that's that's where that's when you
Speaker 2: sit there and go, well, what do you do? And
Speaker 2: the IFL is very strong that we're always going to
Speaker 2: call it out. But then this is exactly what this
Speaker 2: little we'll say it again piss hant wants.
Speaker 1: So this is the dilemma he had in the newsroom
Speaker 1: last night. It's like, do we name him? Do we
Speaker 1: give him the attention he wants? And we decided not
Speaker 1: to because well, that's exactly the desired result.
Speaker 2: You probably have to give attention when Port and the
Speaker 2: Crows both come out.
Speaker 1: In terms of naming him, and yeah, yeah, have the.
Speaker 2: Notoriety, but that's the it's a fake account.
Speaker 5: See that's and we're going to have this issue until
Speaker 5: they do something about that. And whether you've got to
Speaker 5: have a driver's license to have a social media account,
Speaker 5: I don't know, but there's always going to be ways
Speaker 5: to get around it to make fake accounts. You look
Speaker 5: at dating apps, you look at anything unless you have
Speaker 5: to go through you know, putting your passport and your
Speaker 5: driver's license in.
Speaker 1: How do you stop the fake accounts?
Speaker 2: And the problem is we can sit here and go, oh, well,
Speaker 2: just ignore it's fake accounts, some little loser, but really
Speaker 2: can't think like that, no, because it's a thought that's
Speaker 2: been generated by someone. So whether it's a fake account
Speaker 2: or not, it's that's the horrible part. So you just
Speaker 2: sit there and go, God, how would really be processing
Speaker 2: that right now?
Speaker 5: The thing that annoys me is that we talk about oh,
Speaker 5: you know, we used to talk about as kids, sticks
Speaker 5: and stones and all of this, but like, word's really hurt.
Speaker 5: And when you see that, and when you're subject to
Speaker 5: that your whole life, and we know this about Indigenous Australians. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's tough. It's really really tough because you don't see
Speaker 5: Dan Houston. I mean, he's received a lot of abuse,
Speaker 5: but it's not about the color of his skin.
Speaker 2: So very different. Speaking of Dan Houston, tonight he'll go
Speaker 2: to the tribunal. Oh my gosh. It's anywhere between three
Speaker 2: to six weeks. It's very very interesting space, this one
Speaker 2: because now we're all learning. I think a lot of
Speaker 2: people have learned last couple days. It is outcome versus action.
Speaker 2: So it doesn't matter what happened, it is the absolute outcome.
Speaker 2: And the outcome was that Isaac Reagan got cast.
Speaker 1: Have you done the mess on this?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 1: How many regular rounds left and how many rounds of finals?
Speaker 2: So basically, if he gets three, then he would be
Speaker 2: available for the grand final if they went straight through.
Speaker 2: If he gets four, they'll get the double chance. If
Speaker 2: they lose, then they'll have to play two more games,
Speaker 2: which means he'd be available for the Grand final.
Speaker 1: There, Okay, I'm sorry I asked.
Speaker 2: It continues to be a battle between everyone else and
Speaker 2: sometimes what the ged zs are doing. That's your producers
Speaker 2: are before we even start this, wake up to yourself.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, with the program. Yeah, okay, Boomer, I'm
Speaker 2: talking to me and you am I boomer. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you know the time.
Speaker 6: You're both gen X.
Speaker 2: Gen X booms older, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, boomer hates bless her.
Speaker 1: Okay, Boomer boomers are like retirees. We're not quite there
Speaker 1: year is right?
Speaker 2: Okay? Do you feel like as a gen Z producers
Speaker 2: are it's a little bit confused as to what you
Speaker 2: would potentially put on your resume if you're trying to
Speaker 2: get a job. Can that be tough?
Speaker 6: That's like a loaded question, not particularly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, some of the things that gen Z are
Speaker 2: putting on their resumes are really confusing. They're older, of course.
Speaker 2: Bosses and prospective employers.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: So Amy gas Man, who's the owner of a vegan
Speaker 2: bakery it's called Eat Byami, Gorgeous little Baker in Britain.
Speaker 2: She's slammed prospective gen Z workers for their unprofessional resumes
Speaker 2: and emails, which listed being here's a few for it,
Speaker 2: a Harry Styles fan.
Speaker 6: Oh god.
Speaker 2: Another I listed as having a brat summer as a
Speaker 2: notable achievement. One person even included that there rubbish at baking,
Speaker 2: even though the job was for a baking assiste. Very good,
Speaker 2: very good.
Speaker 1: They're trying to be funny, trying to be witty.
Speaker 2: Is that what they're trying?
Speaker 7: Yeah, they are, and I don't claim them. They are
Speaker 7: not my gen z people, your paper. But this is
Speaker 7: this is where it's not fair. I'm only just gen
Speaker 7: z I should be a millennial anyway.
Speaker 2: Are you right in the A J I'm right at
Speaker 2: the well then explained to us gen Zetta, what's a
Speaker 2: brat summer?
Speaker 7: So, Charlie XCX, you know the apple where is Shelly Loves?
Speaker 7: That's she's having a brat summer. That album that she
Speaker 7: released is called Bratton, came out in European summer, so
Speaker 7: everyone is having their hot girl brat summer.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah right, I had A'm sorry, you can't visually
Speaker 1: say this, but my eyes, I know, into the back.
Speaker 2: Of my did a full three sixty. I could rolled
Speaker 2: out the back and then came out the bottom of.
Speaker 6: The're on the floor.
Speaker 1: My eyes are having a brat summer.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable stuff. So would you include that she's somewhat of
Speaker 2: a Harry Styles fan in fact to get this job?
Speaker 2: You know what that would work for?
Speaker 6: This way?
Speaker 1: If you love Harry and I love Tea, you love jewel,
Speaker 1: But you're in, You're in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we are taking regimes actually for the Sagurday.
Speaker 2: Have a latte, stay fro an. Okay, it needs to
Speaker 2: be very good at squashing roaches and hurting out the mice.
Speaker 1: I like hurting small animals.
Speaker 2: You read, Oh can you make coffee? Nope? Ben for
Speaker 2: a collaboration, Lady Gargo brought her master with a smile
Speaker 2: freshe It's on Nova thirty twenty fourteen. How about this
Speaker 2: the best collaborations that you've ever heard? I like this.
Speaker 2: Sometimes people come together and like, wow, how did that
Speaker 2: meeting come together? And all of a sudden they make beautiful,
Speaker 2: beautiful music. Let's go around the room.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Can we start with you your favorite, if not one
Speaker 2: of your favorite collaborations of all time. What have you got?
Speaker 1: Well, we played a lot on nov. But Juel Lipa
Speaker 1: and Nelton John no one saw that collaboration coming. That
Speaker 1: was an absolute beauty. But this is my favorite of
Speaker 1: all time. You two and Mary J.
Speaker 2: Blige isn't bin a versatile with his voices? Well, Mary J. Blich,
Speaker 2: who saw it coming? Not me? Not me? No, probably
Speaker 2: not you either.
Speaker 1: When I had to redeem himself after he forced his
Speaker 1: music on the entire planet, And remember that when it
Speaker 1: dropped into your thing and he couldn't get rid of it.
Speaker 2: It was a gift, but it was one of those gifts.
Speaker 2: It was much like when your cat brings in half
Speaker 2: a rat and you're like, this is disgusting, and the
Speaker 2: cat's like, excuse me, sweetie, that's a gift. How very deep?
Speaker 1: How very dare you not accept this gorgeous little half
Speaker 1: eaten rat on my behalf?
Speaker 2: Unbelievable scenes? What about you? Producers? Are your favorite collab.
Speaker 7: Of all time? Justin Timberlake and Madonna four minutes.
Speaker 1: Were on the gap farms say the words.
Speaker 2: McCarter who the beers said?
Speaker 7: Justin timerlay No, this was before he was a bad boy,
Speaker 7: but in this video him and Madonna.
Speaker 1: Are very bad boy.
Speaker 2: Producer, Emily, you got one for us? Because I think
Speaker 2: Emily is a bit of a closet rap girl. I
Speaker 2: think I was.
Speaker 1: Very worried about what you're going to say.
Speaker 2: Then I said, rap girl, not rat.
Speaker 1: Well, you know friends like you, middle aged white women
Speaker 1: that think like middle aged Sorry, Jody Oddie, are you
Speaker 1: seriously sorry? Lower to middle age?
Speaker 2: It's probably got a few tats we don't know about
Speaker 2: as well. That's sort of opera.
Speaker 1: We had a few piercings back in the day.
Speaker 7: Anyway, moving swiftly on, Sorry about that future newborn.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, it's not our story to tell with
Speaker 1: your mom's. But then I wish I was there one
Speaker 1: day when she tells it.
Speaker 7: Happy Tuesday morning, everyone, Okay, Eminem and Rihanna with the monster.
Speaker 2: Good sir, this is great. It was so forth such
Speaker 2: flaws versus well from Eminem, which is so expected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so true.
Speaker 2: All right, thirteen twenty fourteen, your favorite collaborations get involved
Speaker 2: this morning. Let's have a bit of fun. I've got
Speaker 2: a couple and this is old school run DMC and
Speaker 2: Aerosmith and at the time this absolutely relaunched the Aerosmith
Speaker 2: to save that Yes, the tough.
Speaker 1: As they did that song about coming back from the
Speaker 1: Moon God, that was oh yeah, I was draining that song.
Speaker 2: There's hits and missus maybe that was a bit of
Speaker 2: a mess. Yeah, and the other one for me of course,
Speaker 2: And I just feel like it's a soundtrack of my life,
Speaker 2: do you know what I mean? And that's when Meghan d.
Speaker 2: Stallion and Cardi B. Teamed up, make a drop, get
Speaker 2: up bucket And sometimes music just speaks to you, speaks
Speaker 2: to your soul. And that's what happened here.
Speaker 1: What's Cardi b saying to you? I'm not even really curious.
Speaker 2: He's saying, just be yourself, have fun and really let loose, ok,
Speaker 2: because you only get one shot at life, so let's
Speaker 2: just rip it, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she's telling you to clean and mop your flaws more.
Speaker 2: It's hot on, do some chores. Thirteen twenty four teen.
Speaker 2: Your favorite collaborations.
Speaker 1: He's telling you you've got a couple of toddlers and
Speaker 1: they are messy.
Speaker 2: That's so messy. We're talking about some of the great collaborations.
Speaker 2: Chat from Modbury, texted through and I Fall double nine
Speaker 2: nine one nine, A bit of under pressure from Queen
Speaker 2: and Bowie. Good pull that Bowie and Freddy Mercury come together.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it couldn't get any.
Speaker 1: Better than that of real Cool Cats.
Speaker 2: Big time fourteen. Nicole from morphor Varr What are you
Speaker 2: feeling in terms of collaborations?
Speaker 8: Oh, there are so many, but I can't go past
Speaker 8: a bit of Celeen, Deon and Neo.
Speaker 3: It's incredible.
Speaker 2: I feel like you wonder how this collaboration came to be,
Speaker 2: like who reached out to who? Yeah? Is this a
Speaker 2: motivational song for you? Nicole? Very much?
Speaker 3: Very much?
Speaker 8: So when I'm feeling a bit low or the kids
Speaker 8: are you know, peeking me off, like right now when
Speaker 8: I'm trying to make mone, then yes, I just remind
Speaker 8: myself I am an incredible I am warm and I
Speaker 8: can do everything, and yeah, yeah, so love a bit
Speaker 8: of Celeen Dion.
Speaker 1: Very nice, Nicole?
Speaker 2: And can you dance like Neo? And I what can
Speaker 2: you dance like Neo?
Speaker 8: Oh? God no, I've got two left feet, mate, just
Speaker 8: like you hazy with your hemmy.
Speaker 1: But it's an interesting one, isn't it hazy? Like? Who
Speaker 1: is it management that reach out? Or is it just
Speaker 1: hello Neo speaking?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Hello, it's Selene here.
Speaker 2: I think his full name is now so hey, it's
Speaker 2: knee speaking Nego. I don't know, I'm a dad, But
Speaker 2: I wonder how many collaborations have been rejected, Like who's
Speaker 2: tried to collaborate with her? And I'm going, yeah, that's
Speaker 2: not happening. Sweet.
Speaker 1: That would be so embarrassing, wouldn't it? Oh my goodness?
Speaker 1: Lee from gaula good morning, Good morning, your favorite collaboration?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: One too Many by Pink and Keith Urban.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, what does this song do for you? Least
Speaker 2: lift you up?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 8: I was thinking more of you, Hazy.
Speaker 3: Probably you can get into that one a.
Speaker 1: Bit more, having One too Many?
Speaker 2: It is a great song. And I've got to say,
Speaker 2: Pink and Keith Urban, who the hell saw that coming?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Great collaboration.
Speaker 1: Yeah? Is this the steak, beers and tears? Is that
Speaker 1: the anthem for and on a Friday night? Is that
Speaker 1: what you play?
Speaker 2: Yeah? There's a good thing to it, isn't there? Late,
Speaker 2: there's a real message in this. Just trying to work
Speaker 2: out exactly what it is? No idea?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, if you have too many bees you'll cry?
Speaker 1: Oh the key?
Speaker 2: Too many tears? Too many bees or not enough beers?
Speaker 2: Who's to say the messages? Confused?
Speaker 1: It's your Friday night, mate, you're telling the story.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. Everyone who call through with the
Speaker 2: collaborations as so serious, So.
Speaker 1: Just relax it ways so smuggled.
Speaker 2: That's true. I am pretty smart, only in this fast. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we wish they take it outside of this space.
Speaker 1: I hate to hate to break this news to you.
Speaker 1: But your smugness permeates every aspect of this show.
Speaker 2: What it's like, Yeah, hr meeting type stuff.
Speaker 1: Okay, you suggested it will follow through.
Speaker 2: Okay, interesting stuff on that notes. Songs and songs. I
Speaker 2: song it is eighteen to eleven.
Speaker 1: If the store schooline suggests that I'm really bad at that,
Speaker 1: I'm not, well.
Speaker 2: That's one what the school line would suggest.
Speaker 1: And history let's go the caller.
Speaker 7: Sorry, all right, same has always got a couple of them.
Speaker 7: You could go to the call I'm Switzerland today, I'm
Speaker 7: team Hazy.
Speaker 6: Is Ben from Mount Barkha morning Ben.
Speaker 1: Got Leslie.
Speaker 6: I'll think the beach has got team Jody.
Speaker 1: Hey, Leslie?
Speaker 2: Hi?
Speaker 1: Okay? Was it a pity vote?
Speaker 6: Was it?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: No Leslie?
Speaker 2: A Keane right, yes, very keen.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right.
Speaker 7: It is the same as always, three nov hits and
Speaker 7: provacks orchestralized fast as free.
Speaker 6: We went to a tie rote last time. Not today.
Speaker 6: I'm expecting. Wasn't expecting a clean sweet from someone today?
Speaker 6: Song number one?
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 4: Hmm, but no idea, Jee, Sam's got it?
Speaker 2: Stop it?
Speaker 1: You know what I just said?
Speaker 2: Come on, one of your buzzing hang on, we're trying
Speaker 2: to work it out there.
Speaker 1: I know what it is.
Speaker 6: I don't do name is brother, Yeah, I know.
Speaker 1: It's I might as well go.
Speaker 6: You got a buzz in dy?
Speaker 1: Yeah it's I will wait for you.
Speaker 6: Bye bye.
Speaker 1: The the guys.
Speaker 2: Okay, I guess you can have a crack. I will
Speaker 2: wait by month and the sun. That's crazy. That is
Speaker 2: crazy because at no stage did I know what that
Speaker 2: song was?
Speaker 1: Tied again, why do I do it? I name the
Speaker 1: song and then you time on in with the artists.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna shut my stupid mouth. Okay, I don't
Speaker 1: know what you're doing.
Speaker 7: It all right, gift for having a crack potentially for
Speaker 7: the wind or for a time break.
Speaker 6: Song number two, Here we go, Johnny.
Speaker 1: Slight control.
Speaker 2: Was quick. What the hell just happened?
Speaker 1: And she least literally just lost control.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, flung yourself halfway across them delivering that one.
Speaker 2: And all of a sudden, it's one a piece baby.
Speaker 6: Was slightly terrifying.
Speaker 4: Girl.
Speaker 2: That was very impressive.
Speaker 1: Some sort of songs and song song song demon dispossessed.
Speaker 6: In the room with us.
Speaker 2: You know, I couldn't even pick that up.
Speaker 6: No, I didn't get it. They did tricky this week.
Speaker 2: To identify the song is actually really really impressive word.
Speaker 1: To identify the artist to be even more.
Speaker 2: Impression even more impressive, and.
Speaker 1: Even saying my name at the same time.
Speaker 7: I personally think the third song is pretty easy, so
Speaker 7: I think it'll be a fart to the death here
Speaker 7: o songs through.
Speaker 6: I know he's going to buzz in first.
Speaker 1: Rihanna most beautiful girl in the world. No, no, only
Speaker 1: go on the world. Come on, You've got to give that.
Speaker 2: I have to give that Rihanna only girl in the world.
Speaker 2: I'd like to say that I even know what it was. Again,
Speaker 2: this is crazy, Jody.
Speaker 6: You get one guess and then he gets to have.
Speaker 2: A gust joy listen, listen, but I said that, you're
Speaker 2: killing yourself here right, you are eating yourself.
Speaker 6: It's one guess.
Speaker 1: I'm the only girl in the world.
Speaker 6: I said it the second time.
Speaker 1: Why can't you you have to give that?
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: Oh don't you bottom lip me? I will?
Speaker 6: That is a win for Andrew. Sorry Jody.
Speaker 2: Hey, guys, so what's the official rule you win.
Speaker 6: From Mark win?
Speaker 2: What a journey? Ah Ben, good stuff, mate?
Speaker 8: That was we got carried along the finish.
Speaker 2: Line but that I guess what wins the wind.
Speaker 6: Score to eleven nineteen.
Speaker 1: I'm furious about that because I said it the second time.
Speaker 1: You have to give that.
Speaker 6: You have to really.
Speaker 7: Simply don't because you have to get it right the
Speaker 7: first time.
Speaker 2: Ben, Can you please thank Jody for that win?
Speaker 3: Jody, thank you very much for your help.
Speaker 1: But we got thearing you Okay, all right, okay, okay, Ben.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you're a lovely man, but on this occasion
Speaker 1: I will say, shut up.
Speaker 2: Then, Joe, you've traveled a fair bit, a little bit.
Speaker 2: How many countries A question that knows. How many countries
Speaker 2: have you been to?
Speaker 1: Oh? Not too many, probably four or five.
Speaker 2: I've been to Buggar, have you. I've been to Bali,
Speaker 2: Thailand and America and that's it.
Speaker 1: But you've been to Beckham, New South Wales, Yes.
Speaker 2: And that feels like its own country sometimes.
Speaker 1: As well, our north of Wagga Woger.
Speaker 2: Sometimes very isolated, very out of this worldly. A gen
Speaker 2: z travel influencer, and you know, I get all my
Speaker 2: tips and a bias from gen Zetta's, particularly on our
Speaker 2: social media platforms. This particular gentleman by the name of
Speaker 2: Luca Third Mengez he's a German guy's twenty years old.
Speaker 2: He's traveled to one hundred and ninety countries all over
Speaker 2: the world, and he says the most overrated country is Egypt.
Speaker 1: Wow okay.
Speaker 2: Young man says that it's basically really really dirty. It's
Speaker 2: just full of tourists. You can't get anywhere, and when
Speaker 2: you do see things, you're like, wow, okay, is that
Speaker 2: the Pyramids? A little bit disappointed?
Speaker 1: Is that the scene of Sex and the City too?
Speaker 1: If so, that was disappointing?
Speaker 2: What happen in Sex and City two?
Speaker 1: Oh god? They went to the desert in Egypt. I
Speaker 1: think it was Morocco. I was sorry, sorry, nice all
Speaker 1: desert to me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, all good.
Speaker 1: Quick with the booze, that's right.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten overrated travel destinations. So in the
Speaker 2: five countries, you've been to, Joneses, which one, We're like,
Speaker 2: hang on, that's that's not what I thought it was
Speaker 2: going to be. In the brush here, okay?
Speaker 1: That was Dublin for me. Really yeah. I was really
Speaker 1: excited about going to Ireland and maybe you need to
Speaker 1: go out of their you know, major city. But it
Speaker 1: was just a bit dirty and we stayed in a
Speaker 1: sort of very average hotel in the middle of the
Speaker 1: city and couldn't get to the pub to drink some
Speaker 1: guinness quick enough.
Speaker 2: To be honest, Remember when you shocked that with this bloke,
Speaker 2: wasn't he scary the next day?
Speaker 1: Yeah, horrify. That was after the Guinness Fair.
Speaker 2: See I want to go to Dublin. Yeah, I'm desperate
Speaker 2: to go to the UK, to go to Scotland and
Speaker 2: to go to Ireland.
Speaker 1: I mean, we all just want you to go to Scotland.
Speaker 1: So once and for all you can drill down on
Speaker 1: what is the accent. Despite being married to a Scottish woman,
Speaker 1: you still can't pick it.
Speaker 2: The amount of people English people that I've offended and
Speaker 2: vice versa, we're asking them if they were the other
Speaker 2: country is just mind blowing.
Speaker 1: Scotland's beautiful. It's cold, yeah cold.
Speaker 2: Apparently that's okay. Edinburgh absolutely beautiful then, yeah, okay, news
Speaker 2: reader Abby, you've traveled to a few countries. What do
Speaker 2: you like?
Speaker 5: What's funny you just said you've traveled to Ballei, Thailand
Speaker 5: and America, same as me.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: This I'm a little bit worried I'm going to get
Speaker 5: locked out of the country by saying this. But the
Speaker 5: last time I went to Bali, I went, yeah.
Speaker 2: Controversial, no, Binan, I know.
Speaker 1: But it just it used to be the place you went.
Speaker 1: It was really cheap.
Speaker 5: It was nice and hot, and when we went last time,
Speaker 5: weather was near and it wasn't really that cheap and
Speaker 5: I wasn't yet everywhere we ate. There was a few
Speaker 5: places we ate that I went, oh my god, this
Speaker 5: is amazing, but yeah, I just did.
Speaker 1: I played Devil's advocate here. Nothing was going to top
Speaker 1: the time you went to BALI got drunk and got
Speaker 1: a yolow tattoo on your thigh that were happy. You
Speaker 1: almost going to be disappointed.
Speaker 5: And look, maybe because I am not a silly, silly
Speaker 5: sausage anymore, maybe that's why I don't enjoy it as much.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but yeah, okay, maybe you learned something.
Speaker 2: Who for me? Usa? Oh really, in particular LA, I
Speaker 2: feel like because we see so much TV and everything
Speaker 2: that we think happens in America is perfect. When you
Speaker 2: go to LA and I've only been there once and
Speaker 2: I was pretty young, but I got homesick one stage.
Speaker 2: Yeah really, I was like, oh, it's so much better
Speaker 2: in Australia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: It was obviously really really fancy parts of LA but
Speaker 2: in between it's really eye opening.
Speaker 1: Just a lot of selling sunsets want to go and
Speaker 1: see the fancy houses over there. Is it not like
Speaker 1: it's not like that for the majority.
Speaker 5: For the majority, so it is quite dirty. I think
Speaker 5: I had kind of rose colored glasses on because LA
Speaker 5: was the first place I got to when I landed,
Speaker 5: and so you're just kind of walking around going, oh
Speaker 5: my god, it's amazing I'm here. So for me, I
Speaker 5: was like, yeah, it's fine, but yeah it is dirty
Speaker 5: and it is lots of homeless people and that sort
Speaker 5: of thing as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I reckon. I put on about six ko in
Speaker 2: two weeks. By the way, the first thing I ate
Speaker 2: when I got to America was like a six egg
Speaker 2: steak omelet. Oh is that even? The thing is?
Speaker 1: Apparently because I'm really finicky with food, I would last
Speaker 1: five minutes over there. Apparently all the food is really unhealthy.
Speaker 5: The best part is when you sit down and you
Speaker 5: get given a meal and there's a packet of blazed
Speaker 5: chips on the side, and you're going, what is going on?
Speaker 5: But that's when you say, say, if you go and
Speaker 5: get a burger and chips. That's what they give you,
Speaker 5: is like potato chips. I remember that the first time,
Speaker 5: and all of us sitting there going what is going on?
Speaker 2: Very dangerous?
Speaker 1: Thteed twenty four to ten. Let's do this. You'r overrated countries?
Speaker 1: Where have you been? You've thought? Not what I thought?
Speaker 2: Talking about those overrated travel destinations. There's a gen Z
Speaker 2: travel influencer. It's been to have one hundred and ninety countries,
Speaker 2: and he has said the most overrated country in terms
Speaker 2: of too much touristy stuff and just stinky, smelly stuff
Speaker 2: is Egypt. And that's probably one of those ones where
Speaker 2: everyone goes, well, yeah, you've got to some stage and
Speaker 2: you have to get over there and see the pyramids. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but maybe you get there and you're going, oh now what, Yeah,
Speaker 2: can I climb it? Probably not? No, I hang from it?
Speaker 1: Probably, which is your Thoult process. Every function you ever.
Speaker 2: Go to, don't you get through room after a couple
Speaker 2: of yeers and like, what can I hang from?
Speaker 1: No? We don't.
Speaker 2: What can I swing from?
Speaker 1: That's a hazy thing. Definitely. Let's go to Nicole from
Speaker 1: morphitt Vale.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Nicole, good morning.
Speaker 1: Okay, your most overrated travel destination. What was it?
Speaker 8: It was Venis actually, yeah, so other than than the
Speaker 8: main square and you know the gondola ride, which it's great,
Speaker 8: it was just really dirty water and really stinky and
Speaker 8: very very touristy. And I did. I did Venice with
Speaker 8: Kiki and they took us to a lot of mafia
Speaker 8: owned places, so a bit dodge as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sorry why they take you there?
Speaker 8: I have no idea. I think that the mafia paid
Speaker 8: them off.
Speaker 1: Kickbags or something.
Speaker 2: Confirmation that all the Italian mafia and stuff like that
Speaker 2: is like, that is a genuine stereotype.
Speaker 8: That's stroke was like, Oh no, it was genuine organized
Speaker 8: crime owned places. Fantastic Yeah, like glass blowing, glass blowing
Speaker 8: places and oh I think it was like a lace
Speaker 8: Venetian lace place.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just places lawnd of money, basically fantastic or
Speaker 1: an experience. Yeah, thanks to go Cheri from Athelston Morning. Cherie,
Speaker 1: you most overrated tourist destination.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Hi, Mine was in Italy as well, in Naples.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I don't know. I just felt really uneasy
Speaker 9: there and yet it was pretty dirty and the traffic
Speaker 9: was really bad, not like in the Asian countries where
Speaker 9: it's organized chaos.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was packed.
Speaker 9: Us and I felt like a lot of dodge people around.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I just.
Speaker 9: Felt very uneasy there. I've just come from Greece and
Speaker 9: I wanted to go straight back.
Speaker 2: Okay, sure, can we just confirm as well? Was it
Speaker 2: those mafia guys reckon?
Speaker 9: I might have seen a few arounds?
Speaker 2: Are actually beautiful? Can?
Speaker 1: I had Bangkok to the list?
Speaker 2: Yeah you can. Actually we finished it in Bangkok for
Speaker 2: our honeymoon, me and my beautiful wife car and we
Speaker 2: had a fantastic night. Yeah, but you're a long places
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden, I'll tell you what, Well,
Speaker 2: you're in some trouble hangover esk, yes, wake up bang
Speaker 2: tupe of ice and missing your kidneys. You've got to
Speaker 2: be so careful, so careful producers? Are it? You've just
Speaker 2: come off your hot girl summer.
Speaker 7: I actually got warm not to go to Naples enough
Speaker 7: that she said, yeah, not by myself, because I was
Speaker 7: solow troublers so interesting that she felt that way, but
Speaker 7: I from everywhere I went country, France, beautiful city, Paris
Speaker 7: not so good. Oh, Paris was massively overrated. Yeah, I
Speaker 7: loved my one day, this music, this vibe that was
Speaker 7: beautiful out the Eiffel Tower, everything else nothing.
Speaker 1: I'm shocking to it. So I went to the Eiffel
Speaker 1: Tower and the line was too long.
Speaker 7: Oh I didn't climb it. No, no, no, no, it's a
Speaker 7: two hour line.
Speaker 1: Can't be bothered with that?
Speaker 2: Did we all go to the Eiffel Tower and go?
Speaker 2: Can we climbate?
Speaker 1: So I did during the Olympics. You remember, yes, scale
Speaker 1: very damous.
Speaker 5: Oh god, so can we just can we just confirm
Speaker 5: you've got both kidneys?
Speaker 1: Still? I think so strange Scar them ask any business
Speaker 1: hazy and Google reviews can make or break Here.
Speaker 2: On Sagurday, have a latime staff from our cafe and
Speaker 2: we are chocolate block full of positive Google reviews. But
Speaker 2: the one or two that get through that give you
Speaker 2: one or two stars, it's deathly. I mean, people look
Speaker 2: at them.
Speaker 1: It's hard because it pertains to rodents and cockroaches, et cetera.
Speaker 1: But that's okay. We loss over those and we go
Speaker 1: to the good one one.
Speaker 2: Hundred percent and they enjoy our coffee as well.
Speaker 1: Sometimes we've seen in the past, in the case of
Speaker 1: poor restaurant reviews, you see the owner's hit back. Can
Speaker 1: you remember when I think his temis I can never
Speaker 1: say it of sprout fame with Master Chef star Callumhan
Speaker 1: took to social media.
Speaker 2: Thermois the beautiful, thermois beautiful.
Speaker 1: Themist after a customer complained about and I quote overpriced
Speaker 1: small portions at his new Peer Street restaurant Olive. So
Speaker 1: he's opened up this restaurant within a couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: This woman called m T said, I ordered the kingfish
Speaker 1: crudo dish, which I didn't realize would be so small,
Speaker 1: and the ice cream sandwich. She bemoaned the lack of
Speaker 1: bread on the dining table. I had two gin and
Speaker 1: tonics that it came to seventy six dollars. Would have
Speaker 1: been good to have an option of salad or potatoes
Speaker 1: to share. Poor mmity, poor, poor, poor Emmit.
Speaker 2: Sounds like you're a bit of a wine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well and should maybe be Karen, to which Themis
Speaker 1: has hit back, and he has filed his own response, This.
Speaker 2: Is good, this is what you crave, this is what
Speaker 2: you grave for businesses a two way conversation.
Speaker 1: So Themys had this to say in response, Emma that
Speaker 1: this just started with Emma.
Speaker 2: The formalities, Yes, sets the tone nice and early.
Speaker 1: It does. It's a very passive aggressive reply. I have
Speaker 1: to say, you ordered a starter and a dessert and
Speaker 1: our staff told you that wasn't enough food, but you
Speaker 1: refuse to listen. The olives are complimentary. Thanks for showing
Speaker 1: your appreciation. We do have bred our skills shift bake
Speaker 1: them every day. You're welcome to purchase it to enjoy
Speaker 1: with your free olives.
Speaker 2: This is good.
Speaker 1: It gets better. You booked two tables of four instead
Speaker 1: of one table of a because you didn't want to
Speaker 1: do the mandatory and generous sixty nine dollars tasting menu,
Speaker 1: but then expected our staff to combine the two tables
Speaker 1: mid service. Let's be honest. I'm not sure where the
Speaker 1: problem here.
Speaker 2: Hallelujah, Famos, hallelujah.
Speaker 1: I love it when they hit back. But there was
Speaker 1: a situation that I've been made aware of in Adelaide
Speaker 1: very recently, where there was a woman who was leaving
Speaker 1: these Google reviews, but a lot of them of this
Speaker 1: particular restaurant, and she was repeatedly complaining about the quality
Speaker 1: of service, the quality of the food, etcetera, etcetera. The ambiance.
Speaker 2: Do you think the intent of that is to get
Speaker 2: free stuff.
Speaker 1: Well no, the intent of her was revenge, because the
Speaker 1: restaurant then hit back and openly on Google said, Deirdre,
Speaker 1: stop filing fake reviews. You were dismissed for a reason.
Speaker 2: Sometimes pass this comes back and bite you in the
Speaker 2: Bo'm sorry about that.
Speaker 1: Ddrid cop that dear.
Speaker 2: Also, my mum's name is Dedris not hates tri Come on,