Speaker 1: Hello Podcast. Happy Friday, guys, Happy Hello Friday.
Speaker 2: I have got a hi there, got a diet coke
Speaker 2: from the fridge here at Nover.
Speaker 3: The only person I know that still do di coke.
Speaker 2: Diet cokes tastes really strange these days, I find after
Speaker 2: sampling a ord to coke zero, since giving up for
Speaker 2: is a bit more watery. I think it's just a
Speaker 2: bit more tastes really artificial die coke compared to coke
Speaker 2: no sugar?
Speaker 4: What do you have in I love a fit.
Speaker 3: Like old school.
Speaker 4: I don't like coke zero.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 4: I don't like coke zero tastes I like.
Speaker 3: I like sugar.
Speaker 4: When you hunt, I don't have any of it anymore.
Speaker 2: When you've been drinking coke zero for a long time,
Speaker 2: you sort of just a taste like real coke.
Speaker 5: But then what about when you have the ridge just
Speaker 5: dry wild? I don't like the drink like I couldn't
Speaker 5: drink you can of no away.
Speaker 2: I could have a couple of SIPs.
Speaker 3: Guess what's in the fruit.
Speaker 4: Of what you're saying? Not you you've just downed one
Speaker 4: this morning?
Speaker 3: Sorry, a real coke?
Speaker 4: I could I don't think I could have a full
Speaker 4: can of anything.
Speaker 3: I'm not a pepsi guy.
Speaker 2: No, is there.
Speaker 5: Anything worse When you'd go, oh can I get a
Speaker 5: coke and they'd bring you a pepsi mat.
Speaker 4: These are not into change times.
Speaker 2: When when the fridge is a pepsi fridge, you're just like, no,
Speaker 2: I would rather go to another shop.
Speaker 4: I mean yeah, but it depends on a bottle.
Speaker 2: Like have you seen that famous ad where the kid
Speaker 2: is trying to get to the put his coin in
Speaker 2: the machine, the drink machine, the vending machine, and he
Speaker 2: steps on a can of coke to get to the
Speaker 2: machine to put the money into get a.
Speaker 3: Can of pepsi.
Speaker 2: Oh shuts fine, good marketing. I don't nice few years back,
Speaker 2: I've never seen I.
Speaker 1: Don't think I could do a can of diet coke.
Speaker 1: I need it in a glass with ice.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's why you'd like post mix, love a post
Speaker 5: post millionaire post mix.
Speaker 2: Friends, like even a sprite.
Speaker 4: Mummy gives me sprot and she'd stir it up so
Speaker 4: it was flat. Yes, she didn't get bubbles, but you
Speaker 4: got the sugar. I don't know what that was about.
Speaker 4: Right now, if someone gave me a flat.
Speaker 2: I had a if I had a glass of wine
Speaker 2: at your house last night.
Speaker 4: Did Paul have a glass?
Speaker 2: He did not, because he's on his thing. And he
Speaker 2: made a point of it and that wine that.
Speaker 5: He bore, and he said he went to Chichilina's the
Speaker 5: other day and the one and he loved it.
Speaker 2: I heard the story last night and he was very
Speaker 2: pleased with it. And he said, usually you needed to
Speaker 2: canter this for some time, but we haven't got time
Speaker 2: to decant the Wizard.
Speaker 4: He pulled out the wizards wine whizz.
Speaker 5: So it's like it's like imagine it's almost like a
Speaker 5: milk frotherer like on a stick, and you can people.
Speaker 2: Get to it. Oh yeah, yeah yeah with the wine. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it tasted completely different and beautiful.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I've used to have one of those air rators where
Speaker 1: you pour it in and it goes.
Speaker 4: This is just like a desperately thirsty man's version.
Speaker 2: But I did say to him, I can I can
Speaker 2: wait if you like, because.
Speaker 5: I liked I like the Wizard early and someone introduced
Speaker 5: him to the Wizard.
Speaker 4: I actually think it might have been Rebecca Hardy Andy Lacy,
Speaker 4: because she couldn't wait.
Speaker 5: Desperately Thirsty, my other desperately thirsty friend and she was like, no,
Speaker 5: get a wizzard.
Speaker 4: A wine whizard. I don't think it's called wine whizzard.
Speaker 3: It does make the wine taste completely different it Oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: People aren't just doing it for the same always. So
Speaker 5: the wine was nice because we had a bottle at
Speaker 5: lunch for my stepfather's birthday and then Paul went in
Speaker 5: ordered a case of it and I was like, that's excessive.
Speaker 3: What's case twelve bottles?
Speaker 4: I don't know, I don't know. There was a lot
Speaker 4: of wine, right, but yeah, right, it seemed like a
Speaker 4: lot whatever you got. And I was like, you've only
Speaker 4: had it once, We're sure you liked it. He's come
Speaker 4: on over, it's in the cellar.
Speaker 3: That's me though.
Speaker 5: I'm like, so I love a Rosees, you know, and
Speaker 5: I love a Mirravale Rose Mirror Vale Rose. And you
Speaker 5: can get half bottles, so they're like what rose bottles
Speaker 5: that are like this big now and you can get
Speaker 5: them in a half bottle. So if you just like
Speaker 5: I want to have a glass of wine, it's not
Speaker 5: like opening a huge bottle. It's not like you know,
Speaker 5: it's like, oh it's cheaper to buy a big bottle.
Speaker 5: It's actually not it's actually if you buy two smaller bottles,
Speaker 5: which add to a bigger bottle, it's still cheaper.
Speaker 3: Really. Yeah, I wouldn't want to be constantly opening small bottles.
Speaker 5: No, but you wouldn't open it for a dinner party,
Speaker 5: but to have if you're like, because Paul won't drink
Speaker 5: rose sometimes and I might just want a glass of rose.
Speaker 1: And then it's like, well, we've got some small bottles
Speaker 1: at our place, are like one person champagne bottles because.
Speaker 3: Yeah, loves a champagne, but I I'm not a champagne.
Speaker 5: That pain goes like you can't even put it tomorrow.
Speaker 5: We had Paul's in laws in town the other day
Speaker 5: and they said, you have a wine.
Speaker 4: Stopper and I was like, that's cute stopper.
Speaker 5: And he goes, you know, so for the leftover. I
Speaker 5: was like, we don't have left for wine. The wine
Speaker 5: stopper is Paul. When the bottle is the wine will stop.
Speaker 5: Or any of my neighbors or anyone who lives in
Speaker 5: our street.
Speaker 4: I'm going to go and have Japanese today, what are
Speaker 4: you gonna have? Well, is it missche that's not Japanese?
Speaker 1: No, that but that's around the corner. That's pretty good.
Speaker 1: You know they've got a full restaurant around the corner.
Speaker 4: I don't think there's miss you in.
Speaker 2: Just near the Spotlight building.
Speaker 4: It's one on t Road near the Market market mischief.
Speaker 3: I'm going to go.
Speaker 4: Have you ever have you ever come across the actual
Speaker 4: real life Misschi?
Speaker 3: What is it? A person?
Speaker 4: Is a woman? He's a real person?
Speaker 3: Him?
Speaker 4: No, she's a who's a real person?
Speaker 2: Do they just missed churname?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 2: Obviously?
Speaker 4: Yeah? She's some lot many in.
Speaker 3: Does she have a bad she knows?
Speaker 4: She bossy?
Speaker 3: Right, you'll know if it's.
Speaker 4: The Yeah, you'd know the boss.
Speaker 3: Let me just going to go.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it's called Japanese? You know in
Speaker 1: Brighton Church Street sushi trained samurai?
Speaker 2: No? Or how do you know? Because there's one in
Speaker 2: Richmond as well.
Speaker 3: Is that blue, blue and white logo? It's very nice spinning.
Speaker 5: Nahi Chu, known to everyone as nah he or missed
Speaker 5: you and to those who get in her way as
Speaker 5: the Queen of Rice paper Rolls is the founder in the.
Speaker 4: Creative director of Hostu, to be known as the Queen
Speaker 4: of nineteen seventy.
Speaker 2: Race paper Rolls.
Speaker 1: Me too, I love making rice paper rolls at home.
Speaker 1: I'll set up a whole little banquet.
Speaker 2: Really, how do you make him?
Speaker 3: Get a bowl of hot water? Put him in the
Speaker 3: thing in when you get dount and I do it
Speaker 3: on a t tap clean tea taps. What do you
Speaker 3: put in them? I put can cook up some chicken.
Speaker 3: Some of those noodles, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're vermicellimicelli, normally carrot, cucumber. I don't do cucumber, peanuts, sauce,
Speaker 1: sometimes peanuts, a little bit of hoist on what's on?
Speaker 3: Actually, you know what I do do? This is contrasational.
Speaker 1: I actually walk up something, wilters down and you put
Speaker 1: the put in there and then I roll it up.
Speaker 2: Very nice. He's very sophisticated.
Speaker 4: I've just done a Google and mische mischief.
Speaker 5: Funnily enough, a very big story that came out yesterday
Speaker 5: that miss Chew is in a fight the Mayor Sydney,
Speaker 5: Lord Mayor clover More, clover More. It's come to a
Speaker 5: head about the position of the venues plants. Sorry I
Speaker 5: missed Chew on Pops porn in Pott's Point has got
Speaker 5: in a fight.
Speaker 4: With the mayor.
Speaker 3: Clove has been around forever. Sorry, can I just take voice?
Speaker 3: It's gone now? Damn it. Today Show, I Know What's Ago.
Speaker 2: A woman in the in America America. She was doing
Speaker 2: the news and her waters broke at the news desk,
Speaker 2: and instead of toddling off to hospital, she decided to
Speaker 2: carry on with the bulletin she was crowning, and then
Speaker 2: she went to hospital once she'd done the weather. Wow,
Speaker 2: if I if my water's broke, I'd be out of
Speaker 2: here straight away.
Speaker 5: You know what, it's actually a funny, funny question. We
Speaker 5: could ask people on our show, what did you do
Speaker 5: when your waters broke? Because then you have this time