Speaker 1: Better than the legal. Hey, everybody does not have ship
Speaker 1: on her arms?
Speaker 2: She does.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: I was talking about you.
Speaker 1: Leave it in this is fairly podcast people, and again
Speaker 1: we're in terrific spirits last week. Thanks for the feedback
Speaker 1: on the Oasis pod cast. I'm glad that a lot
Speaker 1: of has liked it. Today the theme is going to
Speaker 1: be what is the greatest decade? So we're talking about film, music,
Speaker 1: our lives, et cetera. But welcome everybody. Welcome back, Trish.
Speaker 1: You've been away.
Speaker 3: I have literally like not been in the door an hour.
Speaker 1: Well panicking you know when we thought you were coming
Speaker 1: back at four, So we had to scout around, get
Speaker 1: rid of all the gim bean bottles, the Bundy rams
Speaker 1: and the vodka. We've got them out, good chop shot
Speaker 1: out the candy and the Yeah.
Speaker 2: How was because we did speak about it last week?
Speaker 2: You're going on this up to Byron for this magnificent
Speaker 2: meditation trip.
Speaker 1: How was the trip?
Speaker 3: It was incredible?
Speaker 2: Actually really?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: How do you feel now?
Speaker 3: I feel just really relaxed. I also gave up coffee
Speaker 3: from last Saturday prior to going oo.
Speaker 1: So so you paid all that money to go there
Speaker 1: and give up coffee. That's what you got out.
Speaker 3: No, I gave up the coffee beforehand. I just felt
Speaker 3: like my central nervous system was about to explode. So wow,
Speaker 3: and now I feel really good, really good, and I
Speaker 3: think I look really well, Like my eyes are.
Speaker 1: Wider, a bit of color. You look good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that might be a bit of makeup.
Speaker 2: I think it's a makeuph Okay.
Speaker 1: Sorry. Firstly, thank you to the Gramont family after last week.
Speaker 1: They sent very nice cards and a couple of cartons of.
Speaker 3: Beer and two flowers.
Speaker 1: Its alcoholic, but anyway, but yeah, thank you to the
Speaker 1: Gramont family so much. And I hope that last week
Speaker 1: last week was a great success for you like it
Speaker 1: has been before that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and please remember to register as an organ don
Speaker 3: Donut if you'd like to be one, and discuss your
Speaker 3: wishes with your family. I've got some lovely feedback at
Speaker 3: the end too from people.
Speaker 2: Can I jump into one thing something that I've just
Speaker 2: a couple of things just happened out in the living
Speaker 2: room as we were recording.
Speaker 1: This.
Speaker 2: First thing that happened was shout out to Taniella Perseca
Speaker 2: mainly Seega's front roller. So for those people, we have
Speaker 2: actually mentioned it once before earlier in the year on
Speaker 2: the podcast. But three hundred and sixty days ago we
Speaker 2: had our awards night which turned into a bit of
Speaker 2: a kick on at our garage at the back and
Speaker 2: Taniella came and left his blazer here. Who suit blazer? Now?
Speaker 2: Three hundred and sixty days went by me texting saying,
Speaker 2: can you come pick your blazer up? Because mum's filthy,
Speaker 2: because it's so big, it was taking up so much room,
Speaker 2: and he never never came and picked it up. Five
Speaker 2: days away from his awards night, he decided to come. Hey.
Speaker 2: He texted me, he said, can I come pick my
Speaker 2: blazer up? I've got our manly awards night again and
Speaker 2: he goes, you reckon, it needs a dry clean. I'm
Speaker 2: pretty sure it did need a dry clean as well,
Speaker 2: because it's been sitting on the floor in my room
Speaker 2: for a whole year. So shout out to Taniella. Another
Speaker 2: shout out now our man Frank I heard him talking,
Speaker 2: overheard him talking to Trish Frank Frank so hard Frank
Speaker 2: I wanted to get his a little bit of an
Speaker 2: insight into Frank. Frank has been dating Matthew. You don't
Speaker 2: know this but Frank actually on arrival was telling Trish
Speaker 2: he just got a certain text message from a girl
Speaker 2: that he went out with a date a night the
Speaker 2: night before. Can you tell us what your date had
Speaker 2: texted you?
Speaker 4: Frank, I didn't realize this was going to be part
Speaker 4: of the show, but hello everyone, weird to be off camera,
Speaker 4: probably for those of you watching. Ah, yeah, thank you
Speaker 4: for the awesome night. I just don't see a future
Speaker 4: together after ninety minutes.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: So what did you do on the date?
Speaker 4: I just chatted about life, probably a bit too much
Speaker 4: about my life.
Speaker 3: You didn't talk too much about yourself, did you, because
Speaker 3: that is a putoff to you.
Speaker 1: Just spoke about his fantasies. Who doesn't love bondage?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Did you ask her questions about herself? What you're interested
Speaker 3: in her? Because that would be a big turn off.
Speaker 4: No, of course. Yeah. Look, I won't mention the particular
Speaker 4: dating up in question, but.
Speaker 1: They do feel like.
Speaker 4: Romantic.
Speaker 2: Did he offer to split the bill?
Speaker 4: She only stayed for one drink and she had a
Speaker 4: soft drink, so.
Speaker 1: I was very Do you know what the test is?
Speaker 1: And I've seen this before in movies. This is a
Speaker 1: great test. What you do is when you go pick
Speaker 1: up a girlfriend or a boyfriend. Okay, guys, a date
Speaker 1: on a date?
Speaker 3: No that is it your girlfriend a boyfriend? Or is
Speaker 3: it a date?
Speaker 1: First date? First date? And what you do is you
Speaker 1: hop out of the car and you walk up to
Speaker 1: the door. What you do is you lock the car.
Speaker 1: Then what you do when you come back you open
Speaker 1: the passenger side door to let them in. And in
Speaker 1: the meantime you look. If the date goes over and
Speaker 1: unlocks your door for.
Speaker 3: You, that shows your age, you idiot.
Speaker 2: Today's Today's society. All you have to do is hit
Speaker 2: the unlock button.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're making me feel like bulldog Richie.
Speaker 6: Where you were.
Speaker 3: Going with Frank?
Speaker 5: Keep at it, brother, well done.
Speaker 2: And if there's any listeners, if there's any listeners out
Speaker 2: there who were interested in just by the sound of
Speaker 2: his voice, if you want to maybe if you're single,
Speaker 2: how old are you, Frank? If thirty seven or thirty
Speaker 2: six is to like in your age bracket, find Frank
Speaker 2: a female, Find Frank a female.
Speaker 1: Let's do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, So if you give you get on messages
Speaker 2: on Instagram whatever you want and put forward your case.
Speaker 2: We want age height, we want to know what your
Speaker 2: foods are.
Speaker 5: Maybe, Frank, hope you like your Italian.
Speaker 1: Frank.
Speaker 2: Frank loves his Italian.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's try and steal our best let's do our
Speaker 5: best friend.
Speaker 3: What I would like, Frank is on your next first date,
Speaker 3: I would like you to record it. I don't know
Speaker 3: if that's kosher or not. However, I would like to
Speaker 3: record it, and then if it goes wrong, I would
Speaker 3: like to break it down for you.
Speaker 2: Pretty sure. For consent reasons, we probably can't just Mike
Speaker 2: Frank on a day unless they're aware of it.
Speaker 1: Now, listen, we're going to start off a little feedback
Speaker 1: to start with off the show. Now, she says, we've
Speaker 1: got one here from I like this Dennis, who's plumber?
Speaker 1: He said, Trish, you often talk about your single friends.
Speaker 1: I'd love to throw my hat in the ring. I'm
Speaker 1: a builder, he said, I'm thirty four, but like older women.
Speaker 1: What do you think, Well, Frank, there's older women and
Speaker 1: there's truth's friends women. What do you think which one
Speaker 1: would suit? Would suggest?
Speaker 3: Who does you live?
Speaker 1: Jackie r I don't.
Speaker 3: Know Jackie Lane or Tash. I've got a few. Actually,
Speaker 3: I've got more than that. Even Yeah, the list is long. Well,
Speaker 3: what is it with the guys in the world?
Speaker 2: Frank his hand up again, Frank, Frank's on the bit.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you what. Let's let's just we'll keep
Speaker 1: the number. We might get back to you there John's family.
Speaker 1: I'm about to head the Europe on twenty nine and single.
Speaker 1: I'm there for six weeks with no plans. Can you
Speaker 1: all just give me a place I must seek? Jack,
Speaker 1: you're over there just recently.
Speaker 5: I would you suggest, Oh, obviously, you know it'd be
Speaker 5: hard now with what's going on in Paris. A bit
Speaker 5: of just clean up.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to think you really put me on the
Speaker 5: spot here. Maybe I've been hearing people say Betha's been going.
Speaker 1: Off, yeah, and Laurie Day was over there. But there's
Speaker 1: two sides of both. If you want to go to
Speaker 1: just you know, for a casual holiday line on the
Speaker 1: beach and chill out, it's on one side of the island,
Speaker 1: and of course the yekis and the parties are over
Speaker 1: the other side. Although went the party.
Speaker 3: Is very expensive, very expensive. I heard everywhere is over
Speaker 3: in Europe now it's so expensive.
Speaker 1: You've got a place.
Speaker 2: I think that you can't go past Greece in the
Speaker 2: summer at the moment. Greece and Italy in the summer
Speaker 2: at the moment. He's just going crazy.
Speaker 5: July.
Speaker 6: I love London too.
Speaker 5: London its fabulous.
Speaker 1: It gets better every time you go there. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: somewhere a little bit different that It is really cheap,
Speaker 1: but it's quite amazing. If you like Odman architecture, listen
Speaker 1: to me. If you do, it doesn't matter. It's very nice.
Speaker 1: If you go to Bosnia, there's a place there called Mosta.
Speaker 1: He's probably the most beautiful town that I've seen. So
Speaker 1: go and check that out.
Speaker 3: And I'd also suggest a Croatian cruise.
Speaker 1: Either in Dalmatia. Yeah, sounds good. I'm split to Cooper's
Speaker 1: Kyle is cranky away from radio as he appears as
Speaker 1: he seems on and is in turn Pete as out
Speaker 1: there as he sounds? Firstly, Pete is he is out
Speaker 1: there as he sounds?
Speaker 2: Pete is as out there as he sounds. It's a
Speaker 2: big question I get all the time. Is he just
Speaker 2: a character? Is that really him? No? That is really him.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately for Planet Earth.
Speaker 1: Don't just say this the guy from Little Britain. He
Speaker 1: was on Colin Jackiet on your show. He sounded like
Speaker 1: a real prick.
Speaker 2: He I think there was a little bit of playing
Speaker 2: a character and understanding probably what sells tickets to his tour.
Speaker 2: I think it was a little bit of promoting it
Speaker 2: within it because it was kind of weird. Kyle took
Speaker 2: it actually very well talking about because I was sitting there, going,
Speaker 2: he's about to erupt. I thought, like, everything, I haven't
Speaker 2: seen him quite erupt yet in my time there, but
Speaker 2: I thought, if anything's going to set a man over
Speaker 2: the edge, it's this guy kind of coming into his
Speaker 2: show and being a.
Speaker 6: Little bits no.
Speaker 2: It was just on him just being like, oh, like,
Speaker 2: you're full of shit, and like telling him to shush
Speaker 2: and stuff shush, just being like, I'm only talking to Jackie.
Speaker 2: It was just a bit weird. It was weird, but
Speaker 2: I think kind of in the end he's a funny dude,
Speaker 2: and I think he ended up it was just a
Speaker 2: little bit of taking the piss which and Kyle sort
Speaker 2: of said that He's like, oh nah, he's just like that,
Speaker 2: so gotcha.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, rights, the first one, greatest decade Jack and
Speaker 1: why I've.
Speaker 5: Gone sixties, The yeah, the swinging sixties as.
Speaker 1: They call in London.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've gone for the decade of hoo's, energetic drugs
Speaker 5: and good music, you know, prominent events like Woodstock. I
Speaker 5: just think looked like a free time. You could do
Speaker 5: it and get away with a lot, have a lot
Speaker 5: of fun.
Speaker 2: I had the two thousands, guys, all right, now bear
Speaker 2: with me here. I know you guys are probably all
Speaker 2: before that, but the two thousands, because to me, Y
Speaker 2: two k was supposed to happen the year the time
Speaker 2: that the clock hit midnight and it ticked over to
Speaker 2: the year two thousand, the world was supposed to end.
Speaker 1: But guess what happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, so was I. But guess what happened.
Speaker 2: It didn't end. So what happened then? It was ten
Speaker 2: years of just everybody being grateful to be alive. And
Speaker 2: that's why I think the two thousands of the best.
Speaker 1: Shut up, I love you.
Speaker 6: I went with the eighties. Eighties is fun.
Speaker 3: It's just fun. It was hair, big hair, big clothes. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I just don't think it was actually just fun.
Speaker 1: It was fun.
Speaker 3: It was just fun. Everyone was a little out there.
Speaker 3: There were drinks that used to bubble over. Remember the
Speaker 3: Gunfighter's rest.
Speaker 1: A snake bite.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you know it was just you know, Madonna
Speaker 3: gloves and yeah lace Michael Jackson.
Speaker 1: It won't go there.
Speaker 3: It was fun, you know, and some great things happen
Speaker 3: that year as well.
Speaker 1: I've gone in the seventies. You know, you always sometimes
Speaker 1: look back with probably inaccurate attention or affection, should I say,
Speaker 1: you know, periods of your time, you know, when you're
Speaker 1: growing up. But for me, it was like we had
Speaker 1: dual lives. We were like lived at Sesnocho was all
Speaker 1: about rugby league and your mates, and then we would
Speaker 1: spend some of the time in a caravan up at
Speaker 1: Port Stevens, which was about surfing and again mates and
Speaker 1: things like that Carabban lifestyle. But you know, one of
Speaker 1: the great things, I mean true simpler times. There was
Speaker 1: no mobile phones, no streaming. You but what it was
Speaker 1: with no streaming, everyone the family and friends were all
Speaker 1: just gathered around the TV, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: There was and two Rex Sweet basically Rollers, Bonds, God Say, Eagles,
Speaker 1: Kiss led Zeppelin. The music was just insane, you know.
Speaker 1: It was really good bad news, bad news, good news
Speaker 1: what he got.
Speaker 2: Yeah, starting with bad news, our friend of the podcast,
Speaker 2: friend of the family. Brandon Smith done his ACL. We
Speaker 2: say in the rugby Leaue community, we say he done
Speaker 2: his ACL. Horrendous news, not just for us as friends,
Speaker 2: but for the Sydney Roosters in general. Yeah, obviously just
Speaker 2: huge news, big loss. They were starting to hit fire
Speaker 2: going into finals. Now they lose Radley Walker and Brandon Smith.
Speaker 2: But I mean the best if there is a positive
Speaker 2: out of it. It was good to see Trent Robertson
Speaker 2: and Elliott Whitehead going head to head post match. It
Speaker 2: was kind of fun, wasn't it. Yeah, lots of speculation.
Speaker 2: I mean I thought it was a dodgy. I mean
Speaker 2: a question for you. Trent Robinson, he coached over in
Speaker 2: the Super League first, didn't he Catalan? So he had
Speaker 2: a lot he has seen because I say in the
Speaker 2: post match press conference, I seen him have a stat
Speaker 2: at Elliot Whitehead saying he's been doing it ever since
Speaker 2: I watched him in the Super League, which I thought
Speaker 2: was a little bit harsh to have a crack. Is
Speaker 2: it just me?
Speaker 1: Is it a hard one?
Speaker 5: With the hip drop? Like I swear five years ago
Speaker 5: I never heard of a hip drop like I've watched
Speaker 5: rugby league my whole life. I've never never heard of.
Speaker 3: A hip drop until not been just named.
Speaker 5: Maybe, Yeah, that's that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That's where I'm like, No, okay, I thought it was
Speaker 2: always in. This is just my opinion. I always thought
Speaker 2: that's the risk. A risk of rugby league is you
Speaker 2: know your your leg driving you're getting tackled. Some people
Speaker 2: drop their weight to tackle. They don't drop their weight
Speaker 2: too intentionally. No one has ever done that. I've seen
Speaker 2: in media people they always say, oh, they dropped the
Speaker 2: late to intentionally hurt people. They never have done that.
Speaker 2: They've dropped their weight to try to bring you down.
Speaker 1: It's poor form, it's poor tackle technique. Back in the day,
Speaker 1: there was hardly any of a trish because the tackle
Speaker 1: technique was drop and drive into the ribs area, and
Speaker 1: that was an impact tackle. What happens these days is
Speaker 1: their trend of catching, catching and dancing around and sort
Speaker 1: of hold the defender up then bring them to the
Speaker 1: ground slope, just play the ball. But what happens trish
Speaker 1: if the attacker starts to sort of push past, they're
Speaker 1: still trying to grab. As a result, they're swinging on
Speaker 1: the legs. Now, is that deliberate, well nearly on every case. No,
Speaker 1: it's not. But guess what, it's the same when you
Speaker 1: hit a guy in the head. Most of the time
Speaker 1: it's not deliberate, but you know what.
Speaker 3: You hit it in the head, and there are we
Speaker 3: can see it's technique. And there's a perfect example.
Speaker 5: I think something that backs your claim their caber is
Speaker 5: like you go down to the local guy. I've been
Speaker 5: watching a bit of local league lately now we're back
Speaker 5: back home, and you go down there and you see, like,
Speaker 5: obviously the fitness levels at that level and the tackling technique,
Speaker 5: styles and practice aren't as repetitive as the NRL. You
Speaker 5: see a lot of it at those levels, and obviously,
Speaker 5: wait wise, a lot of those players are less a way,
Speaker 5: so obviously the danger is less, but I do see
Speaker 5: it more frequently happen.
Speaker 2: Okay, I agree that the hip drop is dangerous for players.
Speaker 2: I don't agree with calling people because which is Ever
Speaker 2: since drop was brought to the attention, people get suspended
Speaker 2: for it, attacking people saying they're grubs for hip drop talking.
Speaker 2: Every nearly every instance of a hip drop is an accident. Way,
Speaker 2: it's the way way of players were trained our generation
Speaker 2: of wrestling, like you said, and rather than just stepping
Speaker 2: in and trying to put a big hit on because
Speaker 2: that creates it's.
Speaker 3: Been introduced, and now it's been.
Speaker 2: Punished the way it's been coached.
Speaker 3: Now it shouldn't be that.
Speaker 6: I think that's the point.
Speaker 1: My bad news for the week was that Reagun has
Speaker 1: come out and apologized. She said that she said that
Speaker 1: she basically she feels like she's damaged the breakdancing, the
Speaker 1: art of breakdancing, and hurt the breakdance community. Well, can
Speaker 1: I just say something, Reagun, don't apologize. I am part
Speaker 1: of the breakdancing community and I don't feel slighted at all.
Speaker 1: Just stick to your guns. Don't worry about the people
Speaker 1: are going to give you.
Speaker 3: In social media, specifically apologizing format.
Speaker 1: She said that she feels that, you know, she did
Speaker 1: some damage to the breakdancing the art form of break out.
Speaker 1: Probably had something to do with being canceled Olympic Sport soon.
Speaker 3: So has it been canceled.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's been canceled, but not because of it anyway.
Speaker 3: I have a question because there were lots of rumors
Speaker 3: going around and there were people saying that she knew
Speaker 3: she wasn't going to win, so she just went out
Speaker 3: there and dagged around. But I didn't hear that from
Speaker 3: her mouth, and I'm very she hesitant.
Speaker 1: Now she came out and said she said she'll put
Speaker 1: her reputation online. She goes, I'm the best breakdancer in Australia. Now,
Speaker 1: she obviously didn't see why drake dancer treat the street beats.
Speaker 6: Maybe a bit of line that might have helped I did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what are you going to say that?
Speaker 5: I was going to say, like, I didn't hear anything
Speaker 5: else now whether she's got the spotlight on her, but
Speaker 5: to be honest, I didn't hear anything else, but any
Speaker 5: any of the other breakdancers, like like, there's probably given
Speaker 5: the sport that much hype now.
Speaker 2: So that's what I was about to say. No one
Speaker 2: remembers who won bronze, silver or at the Olympics break
Speaker 2: dancing and guess what, no one cares because everyone only
Speaker 2: cares about Reaga families.
Speaker 1: Well, that is probably one area that I reckon. She
Speaker 1: probably does regret the fact that it wasn't about the
Speaker 1: gold medal sial now and bronze, but.
Speaker 2: With the utmost respect, if hadn't have done what she'd done. No,
Speaker 2: I don't think anyone would have really remembered the breakdancing anyway,
Speaker 2: because rewatching it, they were pretty talented and what they
Speaker 2: did the one on one little freestyling thing. But ray
Speaker 2: Gun's what she's done. She's brought a hell of a
Speaker 2: lot of attention to Australia because even Jimmy Fallon was
Speaker 2: over there, I personality.
Speaker 1: On the show and Adi All mentioned.
Speaker 5: I was getting flashbacks to Jonah from Tonga the scenes
Speaker 5: where they're in the school yard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, breakdancing.
Speaker 2: I still want to be a breakdancer and he was horrendous.
Speaker 6: Do you know what?
Speaker 3: Though? On that note, why isn't such a dedicated sport
Speaker 3: with years and years and years, probably more so than
Speaker 3: a lot of the other sports Ballet.
Speaker 6: Included in Nearly Peaks, Like, I mean, that is one.
Speaker 3: Of the greatest dedicated.
Speaker 7: Sports history, don't absolutely.
Speaker 1: I was thinking about this this morning, like I think
Speaker 1: weight lifting is going to be taken out of the Olympics.
Speaker 1: That was suggesting wrestling has been taken out now. Greco
Speaker 1: Roman wrestlings ancient was one of the one of the
Speaker 1: originals at the Ancient Olympics. I thought that you just
Speaker 1: can't remove sports because you think yourself either they're not
Speaker 1: cool anymore. You have to respect the history of the Olympics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, particularly those are particularly wrestling. Like I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: that was nearly the first one that was in ancient
Speaker 2: Greece where it started.
Speaker 1: It was the marathon. The wrestling that they were.
Speaker 2: They weren't they weren't doing swimming and that back then.
Speaker 1: Right, let's move to more positive, Jack, you're in charge
Speaker 1: of the good news of the week.
Speaker 5: Yeah, my good news of the week is now. I
Speaker 5: heard it through when you did an interview with SCN
Speaker 5: this week.
Speaker 1: With Fletcher Fletch grabbed the audio.
Speaker 5: It was, I believe it was audio taken from an
Speaker 5: old article articles written about Adam West being well he
Speaker 5: is a mad ruder.
Speaker 1: Well it's Batman.
Speaker 6: No no, no, no, no, no, yeah.
Speaker 2: Is he the first Batman?
Speaker 3: He was the one in the television television, the original
Speaker 3: televisionships we.
Speaker 2: Had like the real cheap suit, wasn't it Like it
Speaker 2: was him a Burt Ward.
Speaker 5: Burt Ward was the Bendy, the Bendy what do you
Speaker 5: call him?
Speaker 1: Ears? Tell me what up to?
Speaker 5: Well, I found it hilarious that that the story goes
Speaker 5: pretty much that he was essentially the Mattis Ruder in Hollywood.
Speaker 5: He was actually banned from Aspen, Colorado, the city I
Speaker 5: guess or city or town because he went on a
Speaker 5: weekend rooting spree and they banned him for fifteen.
Speaker 1: Years, right, Batman, just because of.
Speaker 5: Rooting, just because of that eight people a day. There
Speaker 5: was one day once turned up and rocked up to
Speaker 5: a Hollywood orgy with Frank Gorshan, who played the Big
Speaker 5: Battie the Riddler in the Batman series.
Speaker 1: Riddler, Batman and Robin all engaged in an orgy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and the mate Frank and Adam were kicked out
Speaker 5: of the orgy allegedly for staying in character and becoming
Speaker 5: their TV alter egos. Geez, that would have been something interesting.
Speaker 1: But the West when Fletch was played it, they're saying
Speaker 1: that Adam West would have sex in between takes. There
Speaker 1: was a lineup of people at the lineup waiting for
Speaker 1: Adam West in between bas and on that.
Speaker 2: There's a quote here that says the only thing stopping
Speaker 2: him from doing it more, Adam West said was his costume.
Speaker 2: He said, the costume restricted me only to having quickiesure.
Speaker 5: This is my favorite quote West. It was known as
Speaker 5: the boy Wonder, who is now seventy one or will
Speaker 5: be about seventy five now since the article was written,
Speaker 5: claimed West was definitely the ring leader amongst their wild adventures.
Speaker 5: He recalled decades later, when I entered Batman, I was
Speaker 5: a naive twenty year old who had only dated a
Speaker 5: couple of girls. I met Adam West, who was immediately introduced,
Speaker 5: who immediately introduced me to the wildest sexual debauchery that
Speaker 5: you could imagine.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Well it's true. They say not all
Speaker 1: superheroes were cape. They also wear Jimmy's Okay, now escape it's.
Speaker 3: Some good news too. I think we need to draw
Speaker 3: attention to the Australian Paralympics team. Yes, they're doing fabulous
Speaker 3: things over there. I just look at them and that
Speaker 3: blows my mind, just blows my mind, how dedicated they are.
Speaker 3: Like there are so many people without disabilities that don't
Speaker 3: even walk, do you know what I mean, won't go
Speaker 3: for a walk or you know, have all the advantages,
Speaker 3: and then these people, they're just amazing.
Speaker 5: It's incredible. I was watching the swimming the other day
Speaker 5: and what some of these some of these people do
Speaker 5: to get to the other side of the of the
Speaker 5: lappool is pretty incredible.
Speaker 3: Sure, yeah, yeah, hats off. And if you haven't got
Speaker 3: your what do you call it? We bought ours?
Speaker 1: Go see.
Speaker 3: Oh you know, in support of the Paralympians. I think
Speaker 3: it's for the next generation. Next a lot coming through.
Speaker 1: We'll come back to it then when I have just okay,
Speaker 1: what's the event?
Speaker 2: Sure something like that.
Speaker 1: Now, what's the event of the decade you're talking about?
Speaker 1: Which it really stands out true?
Speaker 3: There were quite a few in the eighties, says the
Speaker 3: live aid. Oh yeah, massive concert like that's, you know,
Speaker 3: living on.
Speaker 6: The Fall of the Berlin Wall and.
Speaker 3: Australia one when Australia won the America's Cup in eighty
Speaker 3: three and Bob and I don't remember that so much
Speaker 3: as Bob Hawk's speech when he had had a few
Speaker 3: beers and what did you say?
Speaker 1: I have the d boss who sack sex their employer
Speaker 1: if not turn turn up turning up to work, today's
Speaker 1: a bomber.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can devidly remember that.
Speaker 2: Well, obviously I had the decade of the two thousands.
Speaker 2: Lots of big things like I said said before Y
Speaker 2: two K, which never happened. Joey's two thousand and five
Speaker 2: origin where he brought the Blues back from the depths.
Speaker 1: We're going from the Berlin Wall to Joey's origin.
Speaker 2: I was just shouting it out. But the one I
Speaker 2: picked was the death of Michael Jackson two thousand and nine.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, huge news at the time. One of probably
Speaker 2: the greatest pop star nearly of all time, very iconic,
Speaker 2: controversial at times.
Speaker 5: The other night, Matthew was drug my girlfriend Jim was
Speaker 5: over and Dad put on the Thriller music video and
Speaker 5: pretty much the extended version as well, and just sat
Speaker 5: there and all he would do was pretty much talk
Speaker 5: about Michael Jackson and how good looking he was before
Speaker 5: he got all the work.
Speaker 1: Oh man, he was, he was, he was good looking.
Speaker 1: But the turning point was he got over pepsi.
Speaker 5: Clear it was the CE through pepsi.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that clear, Yeah right.
Speaker 6: I never remember the mark get rid of it after
Speaker 6: he got it.
Speaker 1: Might have been it might have been about that.
Speaker 2: I'll check it again.
Speaker 3: You guys, guys. It's by your virtual seats for the
Speaker 3: Parallel people virtual seat.
Speaker 2: The word thank you.
Speaker 5: Sorry, Crystal Pepsi crystal.
Speaker 2: It was just see through.
Speaker 5: It tastes the exact same, but it's wow.
Speaker 3: It's not the dark of it, neither nor seen it.
Speaker 2: It was just what it looks like lemonade.
Speaker 1: Well, i'll tell you what the event that I want
Speaker 1: to talk about it was bordered on seventy nine eighty,
Speaker 1: but the abduction of Vasari Chamberlain by Dingo in a
Speaker 1: tent at LaRue. It was trish. It's hard to describe
Speaker 1: to the boys how big was it was.
Speaker 3: It was just like we were only very young and
Speaker 3: we can still remember it.
Speaker 6: So so.
Speaker 1: That the nation went from originally really sympathizing with the parents,
Speaker 1: Lindy and Michael Chamberlain, to being they were accused of
Speaker 1: murdering Azariah. The mum, Lindy was given life in prison.
Speaker 1: After three years, she was released on false imprisonment. But Terricia,
Speaker 1: it was just a huge story. And of course the
Speaker 1: movie Evil Angels with.
Speaker 6: Meryl Street.
Speaker 1: Meryl Street, which is cert in the Simpsons all the time,
Speaker 1: didn't go, I didn't go, took my baby.
Speaker 3: And how her effect for that family, and I think,
Speaker 3: and there's brothers as well, like all of those have
Speaker 3: been heavily damaged by that experience.
Speaker 1: One of my teachers of school's best being at their wedding.
Speaker 1: You've met them, I.
Speaker 3: Have, I have well. When I was at Union and
Speaker 3: I was working in a search shop, I served Missus
Speaker 3: Chamberlain and she she was living in America then and
Speaker 3: it was quite a number of years later, and she
Speaker 3: was very nice. But I know people that were knew
Speaker 3: him because they then divorced. She remarried and he was
Speaker 3: a nice fellow from Kurenbong reagonally.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because COmON Bong was where they make week bioks.
Speaker 2: It's a big.
Speaker 3: Seventh it's a big Seventh day Adventist sort of area.
Speaker 1: And remember how the religion Seven day Venis were demonized
Speaker 1: during it. They were saying, oh sacrifice.
Speaker 6: People were making up, things had way through.
Speaker 3: It's just the way, you know, rumors can damage people,
Speaker 3: and the media and media, it's perception of people. Because
Speaker 3: she wasn't crying enough like the media. It's awful. It's
Speaker 3: actually it's it's it's frightening because then it could happen
Speaker 3: to anyone.
Speaker 5: Jack Mine was the was woodstock.
Speaker 1: Sorry for people to just hear that's made it very
Speaker 1: rarely just snoring the micropheer.
Speaker 5: Sorry Jack, Yeah, it was Woodstock and it was between
Speaker 5: Woolstock and Beatlemania, obviously Beatlemania. Actually, when I was coached
Speaker 5: by Wayne, I just did the mathema head of his
Speaker 5: bannet because yeah, sorry, well his book biography just Wayne
Speaker 5: and I actually did the math and when beatle Mania
Speaker 5: I think it was sixty four sixty five, he would
Speaker 5: have been about fourteen fifteen. So I actually went into
Speaker 5: the office one day and asked him. Wouldn't he was
Speaker 5: always getting physio done by Eddie Farrell. I just asked
Speaker 5: him one day and he said a couple of words
Speaker 5: I don't think I can repeat about what he thought
Speaker 5: of the Beatles.
Speaker 6: Maut Oh, he's not a fan.
Speaker 5: I hate you, he said. He said, they come good,
Speaker 5: but during the Beatle Mayne when they you know.
Speaker 1: The ball cut error.
Speaker 5: I think that wasn't really Wayne country.
Speaker 1: Boy's demographic because his music is Bo Diddley.
Speaker 5: He's obsessed the Bird Lovesley and Frankie Valley in the.
Speaker 1: Four season Really Jersey Jersey Boys.
Speaker 3: That's good. Stage check.
Speaker 1: Okay, what we're going to do. We're going to take
Speaker 1: a break so I can cough and then we'll come
Speaker 1: back in a second. Yeah, welcome back to the podcast.
Speaker 1: Out let's chat about some of our stories going. He's
Speaker 1: on through the week, Matthew.
Speaker 5: Actually I wanted to ask you, speaking of personal through
Speaker 5: the week, there was some vision shown of you salsa
Speaker 5: dancing at the Collarrois.
Speaker 1: Yes, there was. Yes, we went down myself, Well you
Speaker 1: were there, Jackie, yourself, Cooper, our neighbor, Mario O'Brien. We
Speaker 1: went down and you'd left just before it. But halftime
Speaker 1: in the football happened and I looked over at the
Speaker 1: Coloroid and they do salsa.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, every Friday night, Friday night.
Speaker 1: So I thought, you know what, I'll slip over there
Speaker 1: quietly and just join. And so so I'm doing it,
Speaker 1: and I must say, the hips were moving beautifully in
Speaker 1: the anyway. I turned around. I said, oh that's enough,
Speaker 1: go back, turned around and Cooper's filming me.
Speaker 2: The Coloroi is not a five word. The Coloroi is
Speaker 2: not a big enough place for you to go. You
Speaker 2: literally walked maybe ten meters away from our table, sort
Speaker 2: of ducked around the corner and just jumped in and
Speaker 2: tried to start dancing. And if well, Frankie's going to
Speaker 2: put the footage with up on YouTube with us so
Speaker 2: you can see he was. He was out of time,
Speaker 2: nearly bumping into the people in front of him around him.
Speaker 2: And to think that you were going to get away
Speaker 2: with it without me trying to get footage of you
Speaker 2: is a gup.
Speaker 3: I'm going to question I didn't see it because I've
Speaker 3: been in zen world without any phones or technology. Coops.
Speaker 3: Is it just like every other I think I can
Speaker 3: imagine it. It will be that Shuffley thing. Is that
Speaker 3: what it was?
Speaker 2: It's just like it's almost like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, or did he even try and do like that?
Speaker 2: He's sind of just like getting the hands and doing.
Speaker 1: The wrong thing.
Speaker 5: Something about Matthew and all his dancing. He has really
Speaker 5: lazy wrists, always had lazier. You have lazy wrists, so
Speaker 5: you'll be doing what you would but just flop. It's
Speaker 5: like t Rex t Rex.
Speaker 1: Arms, bull Ritchie arms.
Speaker 3: Why are you picking?
Speaker 1: I like Bulldog Bulldogs three sixties on the night. He's
Speaker 1: a Jerry on there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's so nice.
Speaker 1: Jerry raffity. Okay, that's one thing I will say this too.
Speaker 1: If you have look at the show trash they were
Speaker 1: giving it to me on the show Fled showed it
Speaker 1: and then they asked me to get a member. I've
Speaker 1: got to lady up out of the audience and we
Speaker 1: were sulcering together on the show, and I must say
Speaker 1: I went back and had to look at it. I
Speaker 1: was moving pretty fly. Yeah, yeah, now the other one through.
Speaker 1: That one's okay. I'll take that one right. Yesterday, Jack
Speaker 1: and I went and had a game of tennis together
Speaker 1: and Jack won the first set but made me fire back.
Speaker 1: But from there I just absolutely schooled him. I was
Speaker 1: on fire. I win the next three sets, right. But
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden, as we move into the
Speaker 1: next set, which I eventually won, I've been on fire
Speaker 1: all day. Dropshots, you know, sitting at the back, just
Speaker 1: bush bush shooting down the line. I get there and
Speaker 1: Jack does. Jack knocks it up, and here's my chance
Speaker 1: for the big smash volley, and for whatever reason, I
Speaker 1: completely miss it. Nearly fall over, turn around, and this
Speaker 1: ursule is filming me, didn't film any of the good
Speaker 1: stuff because he wasn't there. It turns up.
Speaker 2: I turned up and that was the first thing I saw,
Speaker 2: and Dad's blow up like it was funny to blow up,
Speaker 2: but it was. It came from a place because it
Speaker 2: was like three nights after this Coloro salsa dancing. He
Speaker 2: came over and he was swinging his racket and he
Speaker 2: was going, you asshole, every time I turn around, do
Speaker 2: some embarrassing. You're filming me.
Speaker 3: Well learn from it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he was funny.
Speaker 5: Better man, talk to how those knees going color?
Speaker 1: Oh well, Trician know as we when we go look
Speaker 1: at these bruises and swelling on the knees. You know.
Speaker 5: Sorry, hang on.
Speaker 7: A second, Jack asks the question, and Wiltrician Patrician ile
Speaker 7: play tennis, and you guys are married together, so you
Speaker 7: like you guys, you would have seen his knee.
Speaker 2: He would have been down on his knees a lot
Speaker 2: throughout what I'm getting it for Christmas, NPAs not for hockey.
Speaker 3: They have like the whole full one, you know, like
Speaker 3: they get for old people for their gardening. Maybe that again, Well.
Speaker 1: What happened, Trician? We say, there all of a sudden
Speaker 1: by the end of the second set, my knees blowing
Speaker 1: up and barely run. Well imagine after four sets. But
Speaker 1: it was a demolition job, It really was. There it
Speaker 1: was ten to one on one. It just let me
Speaker 1: just say something, TikTok. Good, it's addictive. You want to
Speaker 1: sit there, please tell me. I don't know how it
Speaker 1: ended up when you change phones and sometimes apps just
Speaker 1: come on.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, TikTok and flicking a question for you. When you
Speaker 1: look at one thing and sort of does it then
Speaker 1: get into the algorithm.
Speaker 3: So if you look at pimple popping, I think.
Speaker 5: It's like the amount of time it fixes you. It
Speaker 5: sort of calculates it all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can tell like how many seconds do you
Speaker 2: watch a specific type of video for if you watch
Speaker 2: one thing and then next minute, what's coming up?
Speaker 1: Things that come up all the time, cute dogs wrestling
Speaker 1: all the time. And the other one who like writs
Speaker 1: and protests in Europe going on.
Speaker 3: Oh is this why you kept saying to me the
Speaker 3: other way?
Speaker 6: It's blowing up over there and it's probably.
Speaker 1: Isn't chaos you It's really a bad place at the moment.
Speaker 2: According to TikTok, I never would have thought I would
Speaker 2: see the day where my own father, who doesn't have
Speaker 2: a laptop, doesn't have his own email address, starts texting
Speaker 2: me tiktoks and being like, watch this because you have.
Speaker 2: I have noticed that you have been, because at first
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, maybe like fletch or something extent,
Speaker 2: you would TikTok you forwarded onto me. But now like
Speaker 2: you're showing me tiktoks quite regularly, which is so weird.
Speaker 1: I'm changing, baby, You're evolving.
Speaker 6: Maybe one of our listeners on the flight too, up there.
Speaker 3: Jake from there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, from Byron Bay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, from up a burn, nice guy, lovely guy.
Speaker 2: Was there any story from it or you thought you
Speaker 2: throw it?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Remember we said the other day that we didn't. Someone said, oh, no,
Speaker 3: we don't have listeners.
Speaker 5: Up there, Well we do Byron Bay. No, No, we
Speaker 5: didn't say we didn't have listeners. We just said there's
Speaker 5: a lot of hippies up there. We don't want to
Speaker 5: get them angry.
Speaker 1: I want to know who this joke is. How old
Speaker 1: is he? What does he do for profession?
Speaker 3: I don't know. We only chatted as we walked off
Speaker 3: the tunnel.
Speaker 1: Watch yourself joke.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that his dad jealous? Do you think those a
Speaker 2: jealous person?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: By nature?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well you're a catch.
Speaker 1: I'm not. I'm not good luck.
Speaker 2: I guess what I'm getting jealous of him. Now, yeah,
Speaker 2: ever since that, just like you know what, when I've
Speaker 2: started to realize girls like a jealous man. They think
Speaker 2: it's nice, but I don't.
Speaker 3: Think it's an attractive quality for young girls.
Speaker 2: Now, I'll use the example of one of my friends
Speaker 2: in a relationship. His partner gets angry at him because
Speaker 2: he's so just not jealous.
Speaker 3: Trisa will care incredibly jealous, silly jealous.
Speaker 1: Trisha is incredibly jealous.
Speaker 2: But I mean, that's it. But we know that.
Speaker 3: Are you going to talk about the plant at the
Speaker 3: back again? I heard him telling Jamma the other day.
Speaker 3: It's true, Oh my god, it's the most ridiculous high biscuits.
Speaker 1: The high biscuits lovely, but it.
Speaker 3: Was protruding like a meter out from the rest of
Speaker 3: the garden.
Speaker 1: Had to be ruined by THETIV host's answer. So at
Speaker 1: the back was this beautiful like you know, growth bus
Speaker 1: high biscus and when they flower it. I'd go down
Speaker 1: there every day, trishill back this up and I would
Speaker 1: talk to them, play the music, and I would shower them.
Speaker 1: I would not shower with them that I would, I
Speaker 1: would water them and I would literally talk to them.
Speaker 1: So hello girls, how are you doing this morning? Anyway,
Speaker 1: they started to really flourish because they say that if
Speaker 1: you play music to plants, they will flourish and they
Speaker 1: will grow quicker. And this did anyway, goes, I want
Speaker 1: to trim that back, and I said, don't do that.
Speaker 1: I said, I'm in love with those high biscuits. She
Speaker 1: goes coming out too far. I said, don't, don't, don't,
Speaker 1: just don't cut it. Anyway. The next morning I looked
Speaker 1: down there, mate, she's got the pincers out and there
Speaker 1: just hitting the grounds.
Speaker 3: That well, I pring them back the other day again,
Speaker 3: So why don't you go to talk to them now?
Speaker 3: Because I'm happy for them to bloom where they are.
Speaker 1: They're not blooming now, they're not blue.
Speaker 3: Well it's coming to street.
Speaker 1: You have to believe they're not bloom yet. When they bloom,
Speaker 1: I'll go up and I'll go up and talk to
Speaker 1: them and play music to them. But I'm a little
Speaker 1: bit I don't know if I want to, because when
Speaker 1: you get so attached to something, then they'll later get
Speaker 1: murdered and cut off.
Speaker 2: You you amputated those hibiscuits.
Speaker 1: The plants are a living thing.
Speaker 3: If they are, and I love them and I garden.
Speaker 5: Plants are a living things.
Speaker 2: They are living their living organism photosynthesis. They take the sun,
Speaker 2: the sun takes them, they grow from there, oxygen goes
Speaker 2: back out in the universe. You go down there, you
Speaker 2: pruning those hibiscuits and you're imputating one of their leaves
Speaker 2: is nearly a crime.
Speaker 3: It was a stemy stem and less stam.
Speaker 1: My imagination has been like a little get a little
Speaker 1: hotter around here. But the climate change because someone likes
Speaker 1: to cut off.
Speaker 2: Carbon dixide in the color area apparently has gone up
Speaker 2: through the roof.
Speaker 1: Would be.
Speaker 2: Now you want me to die?
Speaker 3: Just stop reading.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to our to our decades best band
Speaker 1: also also a artist tress of your decade.
Speaker 3: I'm just going to go Madonna, Oh as a young girl?
Speaker 1: Which era are you talking about Vogue?
Speaker 2: Or are we talking about holiday?
Speaker 3: Holiday?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: She I think that all went through the eighties, if
Speaker 3: I'm not mistaken, Or was Vogue?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think Vogue was still eighties as well, late eighties.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe it went to nineties yet. But I like
Speaker 1: the really early Madonna stuff like holidays, original stuff. What
Speaker 1: are some of the ones here? Holiday life is to
Speaker 1: the early stuff were going.
Speaker 6: You know, that would have been in the eighties.
Speaker 1: That was late eighties, like a Prayer first album.
Speaker 3: Man Holiday Holiday was the first one, Like a Virgin
Speaker 3: of the first album No Holiday said, like a.
Speaker 1: Virgin was.
Speaker 2: Like, that'sober, am I virgin?
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, oh no?
Speaker 2: Are you like a Vergin band? Sung and solo artists
Speaker 2: either my band of the two thousands people, My band
Speaker 2: was outcast.
Speaker 1: My joking.
Speaker 3: That's a great song.
Speaker 2: You need to understand is dad. Two thousands was very
Speaker 2: much the eerr of R and B and rap Like
Speaker 2: it was early. It was I'm talking fifty cent I'm
Speaker 2: talking a lot. I'm talking a lot of guys.
Speaker 1: Get all that.
Speaker 2: It was the biggest song of like that was huge.
Speaker 3: It was awesome.
Speaker 1: Not on my playlist.
Speaker 6: But you're different, you're old.
Speaker 2: You don't know, you don't get it. You've only just learned.
Speaker 2: TikTok's been around for years. Song feel Good Ink by
Speaker 2: the Gorillas. I really enjoy that song. I just really
Speaker 2: enjoy it. And my solo artist. This might come as
Speaker 2: a shock to you as I just gave R and
Speaker 2: B and rap a big hit, but she was huge
Speaker 2: during this era. Fergie Fergie was huge the solo artist
Speaker 2: songs like Glamorous, fer Delicious, London Bridge, and my personal favorite,
Speaker 2: Big Girls Don't Cry. I love that song. I often
Speaker 2: play that song as.
Speaker 3: A fan of Black Eyed Peace, not so much for individuals.
Speaker 2: Big Girls Don't Cry. I love it really, big Girl.
Speaker 1: That's boys than a seasons. This is a shout out
Speaker 1: to Wayne you Jack.
Speaker 5: I've gone with the Beatles, cobpa favorite album, I've gone
Speaker 5: with Abbey Road and favorite song, favorite song.
Speaker 2: On Abbey Road.
Speaker 5: I Do Like I Do Like Something that George a
Speaker 5: very nice song. And then solo artists I shared trouble
Speaker 5: for you have a solo artist in the sixties Elvis, Yeah,
Speaker 5: more fifties Elvis is isn't.
Speaker 3: He sixties because he died in the seventies.
Speaker 1: Libera one of the two I've gone. I've actually gone
Speaker 1: just I've gone three three songs. I did the wrong.
Speaker 1: I said best band, all songs, all solo, it doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: It's fine.
Speaker 2: Sorry, can I go back?
Speaker 5: I scraped that Bob.
Speaker 1: Doing Robert Zimmer his name is no, no No. I've gone
Speaker 1: my three songs. I've gone Ryanstone, Cowboy, Glenn Campbell, Yeah,
Speaker 1: a good song. So os abba. I love that song, darling,
Speaker 1: don't you hear me?
Speaker 2: Save our souls.
Speaker 1: So os and my other one is staying alive by
Speaker 1: the begs, but a share out to the Hollies too.
Speaker 1: I love the Hollies so very cool time Coops quiz intro.
Speaker 2: We got an intro.
Speaker 1: Cooper's Quiz.
Speaker 2: Okay, while we're on decades, I've come up with a
Speaker 2: little a little game, a little quiz if you will,
Speaker 2: where basically I'm going to say something that's happened across
Speaker 2: a planet Earth in this lifetime. First person to buzz
Speaker 2: in has to guess what decade they think that is from. Okay,
Speaker 2: each thing is a question. There is one multiple choice
Speaker 2: in this. Yeah, do you want to test your buzzeres Matt,
Speaker 2: you both jump?
Speaker 1: Did you go first? Matte works? Jack?
Speaker 2: Nice?
Speaker 1: Jack?
Speaker 2: Okay, first one? What decade did Gladiator.
Speaker 1: Come out back? Two thousand?
Speaker 2: Correct? It actually was two thousand, year two thousand, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was a year two thousand as well.
Speaker 5: I actually had a brain snap because when you said gladiated,
Speaker 5: I was thinking of the TV show Gladiators. I'm thinking
Speaker 5: ship and then the real that's.
Speaker 2: Wrong for you're talking aboute Gladiator Russell Crowe gladiated the Really, Scott.
Speaker 1: Man, did you say two thousands.
Speaker 5: Two thousands a year come out year two?
Speaker 1: Sure about that, Frank?
Speaker 2: Okay, I've got the answers in front of me right here.
Speaker 6: I wrote them down Trivia at the pub tonight.
Speaker 1: No too tired. I made it anyway. Go down there,
Speaker 1: people and rip me about the salsa dancing. You spoil
Speaker 1: it for me, you ready?
Speaker 2: Richie Vallen's Buddy Holy and the Big Bopper died playing
Speaker 2: Crush one.
Speaker 1: In the fifties year Specifically.
Speaker 2: Coop, it's the decade correct, nineteen fifties. Ye, well done, Matthew,
Speaker 2: the day of the music died. That's what they said.
Speaker 2: That's what they said. That's what it was titled as. Now,
Speaker 2: this one's mymultiple choice.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: When was the Eiffel Tower built nineteen oh two, eighteen
Speaker 2: eighty seven, eighteen ninety six or eighteen fifty Jack c.
Speaker 5: Eighteen ninety six, ninety six incorrect?
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll say I'll say nineteen oh two, because it
Speaker 1: was done for the World Fair and was sent by
Speaker 1: the United States.
Speaker 2: Incorrect. Also, didn't need the explanation of Trish. That leaves
Speaker 2: you just b and D if you want to take
Speaker 2: it in. Did you give me those eighteen eighty.
Speaker 6: What's bondie GM something?
Speaker 2: No, no, big something?
Speaker 1: Okay, B and D's bondagin and domination domination?
Speaker 2: Yeah, eighteen eighty seven or D eighteen fifty.
Speaker 3: Nine, eighteen eighty seven.
Speaker 2: Correct, Patricia Johns, Well done, Now that makes it all.
Speaker 2: Guess what one a piece?
Speaker 1: Wow? Exciting?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you are the quis muster.
Speaker 2: The assassination of Martin Luther King was in which decade?
Speaker 1: Yet? Matt it was the sixties?
Speaker 2: Correct, nineteen sixty eight, it was done, Matthew two one one.
Speaker 2: When did the Caronulla Sharks start which decade?
Speaker 1: Yep, gotcha it was they started nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 3: Wow, you know what. He didn't use his buzzer, He
Speaker 3: didn't say, matt.
Speaker 1: They started them and Penrith started the same.
Speaker 2: Yet wow correct nineteen sixty seven as the quiz master.
Speaker 2: And though because no one else jumped in before he
Speaker 2: said the answer and they I will let him have that.
Speaker 1: Can I just say something that's really interesting? When Penrith
Speaker 1: came into the competition, there was a bit of controversy.
Speaker 1: I was saying, oh, mates, too far out of Sydney
Speaker 1: shows you how things change. And originally the Canary Bulldogs
Speaker 1: were called the Canterbury Berries because it was farmland.
Speaker 2: What a horrible name that would have been. Now, what
Speaker 2: would changing thing.
Speaker 1: Of great in the eighties? Say?
Speaker 3: He changed great berries?
Speaker 1: Great berries?
Speaker 2: They're a former berry.
Speaker 5: No, I don't think they are.
Speaker 2: They are Frank's googling.
Speaker 3: Blueberries.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they changed it in the early eighties or late
Speaker 1: seventies to the Bulldogs.
Speaker 3: So what year did they actually come in?
Speaker 1: The bulldogs?
Speaker 2: Guys?
Speaker 1: Cuba's right, rape, very performer, very I think they're going
Speaker 1: to be bulldogs. Want to come in the forties or fifties?
Speaker 1: Not sure?
Speaker 3: What about the original answer for Penrith or sixty seven?
Speaker 1: And who and Penrith came in sixty seven? So crnulla
Speaker 1: coming together?
Speaker 2: It look the long run and then there's actually one more.
Speaker 2: This is going to be the tiebreaker, but Dad has
Speaker 2: one unanimously, so we'll have a crack any o.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's do it.
Speaker 2: Discaus What year was Fox League creator? Fox League thirteen? Incorrect? Matthew,
Speaker 2: you are the face of Fox League. Do you want
Speaker 2: to have a crack at it?
Speaker 1: Twenty sixteen?
Speaker 2: Close? But no cigar Trish, you have a chance here,
Speaker 2: not winning, but you can win this question twenty fifteen incorrect, Frank,
Speaker 2: do you want to have.
Speaker 3: Hopeless?
Speaker 2: Two thousand and seventy. I found that fascinating because Fox League,
Speaker 2: Fox League, but Fox Sports.
Speaker 3: Like the NRL was just on a particular channel on
Speaker 3: Fox Sports, on Fox Sports League, Fox Sports three when
Speaker 3: they introduced that.
Speaker 1: Fox Sports Cricket, Fox Cricket, Fox Footy, which is AFL
Speaker 1: Fox League, it's great.
Speaker 2: It baffled me when I when I read that twenty seventy,
Speaker 2: it doesn't seem like that all that long ago. It
Speaker 2: feels like it's been around for all.
Speaker 1: It does. It does it relates a long job at marketing. Okay,
Speaker 1: we're going to have to take another break. Let's take
Speaker 1: let's take another break. Welcome back to the podcast. Guys
Speaker 1: Decade best film or TV show of your decade?
Speaker 5: Jack Mate, I've gone with the good, the Bad, the
Speaker 5: ugly TV show, Batman, Pure, thank you you? And then
Speaker 5: what was the other one?
Speaker 1: Sorry, No, that's it.
Speaker 2: Big clin Ease would go, big fan, he is good
Speaker 2: my movie. While we're on the back Man in the
Speaker 2: two thousands, The Dark Knight, I think when I looked.
Speaker 2: I think it was about two thousand and seven it
Speaker 2: came out.
Speaker 1: That feels it does not feel that old now it doesn't.
Speaker 2: Jeez, it was good.
Speaker 1: It's I think the best of the Batman.
Speaker 2: I think it is the Dark Knight, the first one
Speaker 2: with with Heath Ledgers.
Speaker 1: I think the other one, Dark Knight Rises, Sorry, with
Speaker 1: Tom Hardy Christian Bart.
Speaker 2: So you think the Dark Knight Rises with Tom Hardy
Speaker 2: and Baine is better than the one with Heath Ledger
Speaker 2: the first one?
Speaker 5: Controversial?
Speaker 2: That's pretty big.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I do. I love I love the I
Speaker 1: love Heath Ledger as the Joker, but I thought the
Speaker 1: Bain one, the whole story and everything.
Speaker 2: I disagree. I think.
Speaker 5: I think I do like Baine as a villain and
Speaker 5: Tom Hardy's but I think the Jokers a far better
Speaker 5: villain and the story is better. I do.
Speaker 1: I do love as a general rule. When I was
Speaker 1: a kid watching Batman and it was the Joker, he
Speaker 1: was always the Jerry.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was the Mickey Mouse's the That's the big
Speaker 5: knock on Marvel, they say with Marvel, yes, they might
Speaker 5: have good heroes, but the DC have the best villains.
Speaker 2: You know why, because they've got that they've got the
Speaker 2: dark psychological villains and they're not necessarily people with superhero powers.
Speaker 2: They're like, you know what I mean, they're just dark,
Speaker 2: twisted people.
Speaker 1: It's like all of us, mate, we're half angel, half demon.
Speaker 2: That's all true. And then so the TV show was
Speaker 2: I had The Office, the UK version started in two
Speaker 2: thousand and one until two thousand and three, only two years,
Speaker 2: and then the US version which was huge with Steve
Speaker 2: Carrell two thousand and five to two. It's very good,
Speaker 2: it's very funny.
Speaker 1: I really enjoyed The Office. I love the Ricky Debase
Speaker 1: one cry funny true.
Speaker 3: I went with rain Man as my movie movie. It
Speaker 3: was an awesome movie.
Speaker 1: Rain Man what was his name?
Speaker 3: I can't remember, don't matter.
Speaker 2: What's the actor's name again?
Speaker 1: Dustin Hoffman and.
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise and my show It's Saturday ran through for
Speaker 3: so many decades that it was hilarious. I can remember
Speaker 3: sitting on the floor in front of the TV before
Speaker 3: going out on a Saturday night, crying, laughing.
Speaker 5: So crazy that, like, you know, there must have been
Speaker 5: a real impression from Daryl someone because years later you
Speaker 5: go on to marry Matthew John's.
Speaker 1: See that's not even funny. The Truce was always a
Speaker 1: bigger fan of Ernie Siegley. I get it.
Speaker 2: Saturday, But what's the.
Speaker 1: Shot saying I'm a short dictator? Basically by side they
Speaker 1: look very solid. We don't look any Actually, I'm now,
Speaker 1: did you know Daryl Summers saw me? Saw me nude once?
Speaker 1: Remember that, Trish? We stayed at Tower Tower Lodge and
Speaker 1: they said that, and they had an outdoor Japanese hot tub,
Speaker 1: and they're like, and they said, you're in luck. There's
Speaker 1: only another person staying in the whole complex. So I said, Trish,
Speaker 1: let's get the hot and go naked. No, no, I said,
Speaker 1: there's only one another person staying. They won't be put
Speaker 1: them next door to us. So I'm Nerd. Hop out
Speaker 1: the hot tub. NERD next minute outwalks Darryl Summers.
Speaker 2: Did he recognize you? No?
Speaker 1: He didn't?
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I think I don't know that's Daryl Summers.
Speaker 3: It does look a.
Speaker 1: Little bit like you, doesn't you know? You little? Okay,
Speaker 1: I've gone. I've gone as far as movies Barbara Streisan
Speaker 1: and Chris Christofferson. A star was born in the seventies.
Speaker 1: It's still my favorite. I think it's better than Lady
Speaker 1: Can Go one. And as far as TV shows, Happy Days,
Speaker 1: Muppet Shaw Different Strokes.
Speaker 3: Show was hilarious, very very good. I love the two
Speaker 3: old dudes on the balcony. What were their names?
Speaker 6: They were hilarious.
Speaker 3: That were my favorite coaracter.
Speaker 1: People. You want it, you got it, it's back Jack's
Speaker 1: recipe of the week. Oh, let's do it. I forgot
Speaker 1: you forgot about it. I'll tell you what we give us,
Speaker 1: give us a tip on what we're going to do
Speaker 1: next week.
Speaker 5: Next week, we're going to be doing this crazy dish
Speaker 5: with pasta and some sort of sauce and some sort
Speaker 5: of meat.
Speaker 3: Now, what about those Fahiti things you made the other day?
Speaker 1: Like, oh yeah, don't tell them for next week.
Speaker 2: What a great way to reintroduce recipe of the week
Speaker 2: because you having to get a lot of feedback. Then
Speaker 2: we finally put it on the rundown. Jack, You've got
Speaker 2: one thing to prepare for this week, and it's the
Speaker 2: only thing you forget.
Speaker 1: Now before we finish with your little bit of feedback, there, guys,
Speaker 1: another sement. It's going to be a big week for
Speaker 1: who or what? What do you think?
Speaker 2: So I actually had it's going to be a big
Speaker 2: week for the Newcastle Knights or the Redcliffe Dolphins. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you know, Trish because you've been zending out,
Speaker 2: but they both. They're both.
Speaker 1: They played for the eighth.
Speaker 2: Yes, they are the last game of the round as well.
Speaker 2: Sunday afternoon. Whoever wins goes.
Speaker 6: Whoever wins in Newcastle, are they?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 2: And whoever loses, Trish, they go straight in the mad
Speaker 2: Monday literally literally, which.
Speaker 1: Would I prefer? Yeah, I've gone to you. I've gone
Speaker 1: a big week for the Novocastrians. It'll be a full
Speaker 1: house up there. They're probably lining up already.
Speaker 5: I'm back in Newcastle one to twelve. Dylan Lucas double
Speaker 5: trip as well. It's a big occasion.
Speaker 1: He's playing great.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you right now, if they're going to
Speaker 2: get the win against a red hot Dolphins side with
Speaker 2: a lot of stry, there's only one man that's gonna
Speaker 2: that's going to fire on that new mate Croker. It's
Speaker 2: not Maddi Croker. Kaylan Ponger KP.
Speaker 1: Thanks good.
Speaker 2: He's starting to he played played well last week Jackson.
Speaker 2: He's starting to hit fire. Shout out to KP starting
Speaker 2: to hit fire. Okay, so you're literally saying he's like
Speaker 2: a blacksmith. You've read all right, Okay, trush big week someone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had a lot of feedback loving our support
Speaker 3: for Jersey Day. As I said at the beginning, listener
Speaker 3: Pat thanked us for supporting Jersey Day and encourage people
Speaker 3: to discuss sharing their wishes and register. His beautiful wife,
Speaker 3: who only thirty nine, only just returned home after having
Speaker 3: a long awaited liver transplant.
Speaker 7: Now she.
Speaker 3: Also needs a kidney transplant. So you can imagine. You know,
Speaker 3: they've got children. I think they've got three sons. You
Speaker 3: can imagine when you're looking at a specific person, how
Speaker 3: personal that becomes in your decision. And then we had
Speaker 3: someone showing their appreciation, Richard and his family showing our support.
Speaker 3: He and his family lost their seventeen year old son, Macklin,
Speaker 3: eighteen months ago. Now Macklin was a Big Family podcast listener.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Maclin's organ donation saved five lives.
Speaker 2: Oh wow.
Speaker 3: So in Richard's words, he said, days like these helped
Speaker 3: to keep the memory of their lost donor alive.
Speaker 1: Oh that's nice, that's nice. Thanks for sharing that, Richard,
Speaker 1: guys look really enjoyed that. Today. It's just a different
Speaker 1: podcast when we're all in good spirits. I think we
Speaker 1: all agree with that.
Speaker 2: Frank Frank's Frank woman.
Speaker 1: People's not put your put your shirt back on, Frank.
Speaker 1: You speak to you next week.
Speaker 3: Keep well,