Speaker 1: We got get your every day, every lady Adelaides.
Speaker 2: The following segment is from mature audiences only and may
Speaker 2: contain all content, graphic language and nudity. Nothing you'll see
Speaker 2: it if easily offended, Well you're about to find out.
Speaker 3: Just how easily your father.
Speaker 4: He's on the money.
Speaker 3: Jody and Hazy, Naught.
Speaker 2: Six cord nothing. Some of these stories you've just got
Speaker 2: to get out of your system.
Speaker 3: Jake's can we can? We go to New Zealand and
Speaker 3: particularly go to christ Church.
Speaker 5: Keyway's again.
Speaker 2: Oh, when first dates go wrong? A twenty seven year
Speaker 2: old man decided his best shot at romance was to
Speaker 2: make a bold first impression. Love that, you've got to
Speaker 2: stand out from the crab. After exchanging a few cheeky
Speaker 2: messages on Tinder, he arrived for a particular day completely naked.
Speaker 2: That's not how you go about it. No, and it's
Speaker 2: not how you go about it. Apart from sneakers and
Speaker 2: a bottle of wine clutched in one hand. He rang
Speaker 2: the doorbell, grinning, but his date took one look, screamed
Speaker 2: and slammed the door.
Speaker 3: Of course you did.
Speaker 2: The games changed, Yeah, the game has absolutely changed.
Speaker 6: He's okay, question without noticing Is it just an understanding
Speaker 6: if you go on a tin date is the is
Speaker 6: it to hook up or is it to find love
Speaker 6: and romance?
Speaker 5: Or is it purely a sexual thing?
Speaker 2: Well, I thought Tinder was always a sexual thing, right,
Speaker 2: but then some people get confused. Yeah, ok, I think
Speaker 2: it's a place to meet people, although you do hear
Speaker 2: stories about people who are happily.
Speaker 3: Married he met on Tinder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Anyway, the poor man found himself locked out of
Speaker 2: the apartment hallway clutching his seven yon blanc like a
Speaker 2: fig leaf. Neighbors called the police after spotting him trying
Speaker 2: to hide behind a pop plant. Officers noted he was polite, apologetic,
Speaker 2: and extremely pink from embarrassment.
Speaker 3: That's what happens, man, extremely pink?
Speaker 2: Was he every single time? The game has completely changed shows.
Speaker 2: So one thing now that you can't do was turn
Speaker 2: up completely naked. No, it's it's not the.
Speaker 6: Thing that back in your day, Dale would have taken
Speaker 6: you at least forty five minutes till you took your
Speaker 6: clothes off on a date.
Speaker 2: Well, I need to know, need to know, I need
Speaker 2: to know what's in the news today.
Speaker 3: This is what you need to know.
Speaker 5: You know what you need to know with Jody and as.
Speaker 6: He was completely mortifying at our age when you hear
Speaker 6: about a rock festival lineup and you're like, no idea,
Speaker 6: who that?
Speaker 3: Oh well sometimes that happens, but not on this sy casion.
Speaker 5: Oh I cannot for you.
Speaker 6: Okay, sorry, well I didn't realize you were infinitely cooler
Speaker 6: than me.
Speaker 2: But anyway, some of the bands, some of them Harve's Rock.
Speaker 6: So they've announced the lineup for Harvest Rock Festival. So
Speaker 6: on the Saturday, the Strokes.
Speaker 3: Yes, Strokes huge headline.
Speaker 5: The War on Drugs. They'll be playing Van's Joy heard
Speaker 5: of him?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, probably a huge fans joy fans. There's
Speaker 2: not much that he's done that I don't aggressively get around.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Wolf Mom they're playing as well.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, Wolf still getting it done.
Speaker 1: See.
Speaker 3: This is a nice little trip down memory lane, isn't it?
Speaker 5: Are the presets as well?
Speaker 6: The definitely and then we sort of get to territory
Speaker 6: where I'm very unfamiliar.
Speaker 3: You heard alarm cordial Cordial?
Speaker 7: Yep?
Speaker 3: Yes, Joe, yes, definitely absolutely. Did you mention sneaky sounds?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: This is on day two, So Saturday October twenty five
Speaker 2: and Sunday October twenty six headline by The Strokes, and
Speaker 2: then we've got a Jelly Roll which will headline on
Speaker 2: the second day. So it's part of the Australian leg
Speaker 2: of the tour. Also raw otis in there as well.
Speaker 2: It's some big things I was he duo and some
Speaker 2: newcomers as well, which we're very very excited about. A
Speaker 2: five piece indie rock band by the name of Coulta.
Speaker 4: So I got a super and over.
Speaker 3: It's going to be perform a harvest rock.
Speaker 5: That's insane.
Speaker 6: No one in this building knew that Matt, who is
Speaker 6: a super and over, who sits a meter and a
Speaker 6: half from both of us.
Speaker 5: By the way, no one knew he was in a band.
Speaker 4: I know, is it a band?
Speaker 2: His name is Matt Lavity and I don't know if
Speaker 2: we're allowed to say we're calling him sexy Matt, a
Speaker 2: good looking blake.
Speaker 6: Okay, do not dismiss that, like you weren't the one
Speaker 6: that A loaded us to.
Speaker 5: The name was Sexy Matt.
Speaker 1: And then I said, I've already met the guy four
Speaker 1: weeks ago, so someone else in this building has already
Speaker 1: given him that name.
Speaker 3: We've got to find the person who's given that.
Speaker 5: Has already dubbed him sexy Matt.
Speaker 3: Producer Charlie was produced calling him sexy Matt.
Speaker 5: That makes sense, Okay.
Speaker 3: So I was calling him sexy Matt for.
Speaker 2: A long time and I found out he plays in
Speaker 2: this awesome band that's going to perform with Rock Halfs
Speaker 2: and I was like, oh, I got hang on, Matt,
Speaker 2: Chuck Monday's at him.
Speaker 3: That's where I don't do that again.
Speaker 6: Respond well, oh god, so there you go. Sexy Matt
Speaker 6: is going to be performing at.
Speaker 5: Harvest Rock Best and was his band called just so
Speaker 5: we get that clear? Is that the Lime carding one
Speaker 5: or the cul To one?
Speaker 4: The Holter joke come on.
Speaker 2: Quite seriously though, the fact that Harvest Rock is back,
Speaker 2: Oh man, this is so called.
Speaker 3: It's very exciting.
Speaker 6: I'm just trying to go back to what happened. I
Speaker 6: think it was on and then it was off. They
Speaker 6: cancel it a couple.
Speaker 5: Of months out.
Speaker 6: But yeah, always great to have stuff going on in
Speaker 6: the Parklands.
Speaker 2: Jose, here's a question that when you lose a significant other,
Speaker 2: how do you preserve their memory?
Speaker 5: Oh, you just move on with someone else and try
Speaker 5: and forget them.
Speaker 3: King takes one to no one. What about this?
Speaker 2: Angela Redevski lost her spouse unexpectedly earlier this year. She's
Speaker 2: from West Virginia, She's a nurse, she's a mother of one,
Speaker 2: and she made a bold decision that's done millions online.
Speaker 2: She preserved a frame piece of her late husband's tattoo skin,
Speaker 2: framed it.
Speaker 5: What are you joking?
Speaker 6: She framed it so someone physically cut it out of
Speaker 6: his body, his deceased body, and she framed it.
Speaker 5: What sort of frame? Just an ancho frame came out.
Speaker 2: It looks like the sort of frame that you get
Speaker 2: that like if you win an Aria award or something
Speaker 2: that's framed up on the wall. Miss Redevski didn't want
Speaker 2: a traditional keep sake. Instead, she wanted to frame her
Speaker 2: husband's skin to show off her son's favorite tattoo of
Speaker 2: the more than seventy tats that he'd inked over his body.
Speaker 2: They chose to preserve his Pittsburgh Steelers helmet design, complete
Speaker 2: with skull imagery, and finished off in his beloved teams
Speaker 2: black and gold colors. Look, whatever's gonna take you to
Speaker 2: a spot that gives you a sense of belonging and feeling,
Speaker 2: I guess, but it's just because I don't understand the
Speaker 2: whole taxidermy thing as well.
Speaker 5: No, people do strange things in grief, don't they.
Speaker 6: Like I've definitely heard of people putting their ashes in
Speaker 6: maybe like a necklace situation or that's the other thing
Speaker 6: you can do if you want to, If if God forbid,
Speaker 6: something happened to me, I would give you permission if
Speaker 6: you wanted to, to cremate me and then use my
Speaker 6: ashes to inject a tattoo into yourself if you want.
Speaker 5: Really, yeah you can.
Speaker 3: I'm fine, thanks, because I've never had a tattoo before, and.
Speaker 2: Well this can be your first one to inject the
Speaker 2: inject the afterlife of Jodiod into my body.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no thanks. What would you do, by the way,
Speaker 5: question like a little nova.
Speaker 2: Boy in In terms of the tattoo, it would just
Speaker 2: be a nice a nice little lady wearing the glasses,
Speaker 2: big wave shingles.
Speaker 3: On the neck, you at your prime goodness in tattoo.
Speaker 6: For I feel like gen Z just like to stoke
Speaker 6: the fire. I feel like they like to throw things
Speaker 6: out there just to see how we're going to poke.
Speaker 3: And prod it's gonna bite it's gonna bite.
Speaker 5: Let me ask you this question, how do you check
Speaker 5: out of a hotel?
Speaker 3: I mean, are you talking?
Speaker 5: I'm I'm so sorry.
Speaker 6: Shee isssumed for one moment that you actually left the
Speaker 6: house for something other than work.
Speaker 5: No, I know you don't.
Speaker 6: So one TikTok traveler says the fastest way to check
Speaker 6: out of a hotel is to not check out at all.
Speaker 6: So there's this viral clip going around. The woman films
Speaker 6: herself stratting out of her hotel without so much as
Speaker 6: a nod to the front desk. She labeled her video
Speaker 6: with some captions for older generations. That's you or me,
Speaker 6: by the way she's talking. Yeah, yeah, this is how
Speaker 6: you check out of a hotel. You just walk out.
Speaker 3: Nah.
Speaker 6: No, the front desk doesn't need you to tell them
Speaker 6: that you're checking out, and they don't need you to
Speaker 6: ham them your room cap.
Speaker 5: There's my thing on that.
Speaker 6: The amount of times I've gotten home and opened up
Speaker 6: my handbag and there's still my room key in it.
Speaker 5: And the guilt, the sheer guilt associated with that is awful. Awful.
Speaker 6: I feel like you always try and do the right thing,
Speaker 6: at least say thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, on top of that as well, give me a
Speaker 2: head start, like, hey, I'm out of there, you might
Speaker 2: want to get a headstart.
Speaker 3: And all the soiling up there.
Speaker 2: Light of soiling, whoall, Yeah, it's a big old staying
Speaker 2: fest up there. What is Robert's just basic manners, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Isn't it? So we've spoken about this behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: Here's what I'd like the too for me. So if
Speaker 2: I went to say a pub with a mate, and
Speaker 2: we're having a few beers. Every single time you'd finish
Speaker 2: your beer and you went off to another one, you
Speaker 2: take your glass up, ye would you not?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: Folks don't do it, though they sit there made because
Speaker 3: I think it's cool because the all the beer glasses stacking.
Speaker 2: Up, But people would sit there and let the beer
Speaker 2: glasses stack up below. It's not my Joe, I'm applying
Speaker 2: for a service.
Speaker 6: The other one is when you go to a food
Speaker 6: court and people have those little trays with their fast
Speaker 6: food on it, say they McDonald's or their KFC, and
Speaker 6: then they eat it and they demolish it and then
Speaker 6: they're like, I'll just leave that there for someone else.
Speaker 5: That guy who's going not my job? Is he the
Speaker 5: same one that soiled the bed.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: He's an absolute slob. You can imagine. I couldn't your
Speaker 2: belly button popping out?
Speaker 3: Needs a shower, don't you reckon?
Speaker 5: This is the ultimate moral test of a human being.
Speaker 6: Do you after you've gone shopping and you've unpacked your
Speaker 6: groceries into the car, do you put your trolley button? Yes?
Speaker 1: Do you?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes? Absolutely I do.
Speaker 2: Because the other thing is nothing in this world makes
Speaker 2: me angrier. And when we try to get into a
Speaker 2: park huge game tomorrow night, Pie is taking on the Crows.
Speaker 2: And Crows win this, they lock up the Mint Premiership.
Speaker 6: Let's talk to this man about it because he would
Speaker 6: know better than anything.
Speaker 5: Or two yes, Jonathan Brown, Good morning morning guys. Is
Speaker 5: this true fact? I don't think we've beaten Collingwood for
Speaker 5: nine years?
Speaker 3: What's going on?
Speaker 7: It's the last ten times nine years. There's been a
Speaker 7: lot of close games. It's gone really close the last
Speaker 7: few years. And the Crow supports will say a few
Speaker 7: different decisions. They played each other early year and Collingwood
Speaker 7: are a pretty commanding performance. But the Cars got class
Speaker 7: side this three chance? Isn't it to lock away top spot? Obviously?
Speaker 7: Haven't won a flag since the late nineties. But this
Speaker 7: is a very good chance and a very good Cars
Speaker 7: team at the moment that all the boys I work
Speaker 7: with a k they reckon. Adelaide's the best team at
Speaker 7: the moment. The rest of the team seem to have
Speaker 7: stumbled a little bit. So certainly the carw is there
Speaker 7: to lose this game for sure. And Collingwood, yeah, they
Speaker 7: look like they've just lost their major. I don't know,
Speaker 7: they've been hit by a couple of injuries and just
Speaker 7: lost their way. But the dangers on the ride of
Speaker 7: the pause, they whenever they hit on the road US
Speaker 7: they have pretty good record.
Speaker 5: When do they hit on the road just out of
Speaker 5: it fairly, isn't it?
Speaker 7: Well, exactly right. That's a good point, Jack. I'm glad
Speaker 7: you brought that upside the inequities of this system. But
Speaker 7: you're right. They had away about five times and the
Speaker 7: about pretty good records. So the big crowd that I
Speaker 7: think it's been, give me one of the best admostiges
Speaker 7: the whole season that had laid over tomorrow and I'll
Speaker 7: be fantastic.
Speaker 2: Brand I still say that you guys had the best
Speaker 2: squad of all time. It was just an incredible run.
Speaker 2: How important was it you guys the time you run
Speaker 2: and did you know when there was a danger of
Speaker 2: you guys peaking too early during the season.
Speaker 7: You hear about training lads and all that, not to
Speaker 7: get too teachical, but they would put a bit of
Speaker 7: work into your late in the season. And now when
Speaker 7: you say heavy training lads, that might mean you do
Speaker 7: an extra ten minute running session at the end of training,
Speaker 7: like that's all it is. It's not like they're sending
Speaker 7: you out on half marathons once away. It can get
Speaker 7: thrown out. There is a bit of an excuse sometimes,
Speaker 7: but it is all about that last six weeks this season.
Speaker 7: And usually you know, if you look through the last
Speaker 7: this day and twenty years, the team that gets hot.
Speaker 7: You know, you need to go back to Western Bulldogs
Speaker 7: in twenty sixteen when they lost I think four out
Speaker 7: of their last five games for the year, but then
Speaker 7: the pre finals by they got about five key players
Speaker 7: back and then they went on that amazing run of
Speaker 7: the twenty sixteen Premiership. And so usually it's a team
Speaker 7: that can get hot. And that's why I probably weighed
Speaker 7: about Collingland the middle of the year. They might have
Speaker 7: been just going. It might have been revved up just
Speaker 7: a fraction.
Speaker 3: Too early, Brady, So who do you reckon right now?
Speaker 3: Is sitting well?
Speaker 2: Because I feel like brisb and would be quite comfortable
Speaker 2: with everyone not thinking they were chance, do you know
Speaker 2: what I mean? And there's only a few weeks ago
Speaker 2: they smacked up calling when all of a sudden people
Speaker 2: have written them off because they had one loss.
Speaker 7: They were the favorites, weren't they so well? Collingwood Bristol
Speaker 7: were the favorite stree weeks ago and when Brisbane cleaned
Speaker 7: up colling with then everyone goes, now we'll Collingwood can't
Speaker 7: win and then Sidney Brisbone last week and now Brisbane
Speaker 7: can't win it and they could miss the finals. No
Speaker 7: genuine kids taking mister Finals. They lose the next two
Speaker 7: against Freeman of tonight and then Hawthorne next Sunday night
Speaker 7: in Brisbane to finish the season. Unbelievably that the results
Speaker 7: go against and they will miss the finals. So it
Speaker 7: just shows our coast that season. He is, especially between
Speaker 7: the top nine teams. So yeah, that's that's concerned to me.
Speaker 7: It looks like it's really opened up. Apart from Adelaide
Speaker 7: they're the form tea. But even though they've got some
Speaker 7: experienced piers there, this group hasn't been the finals before.
Speaker 7: But the best thing you can do is call far
Speaker 7: because you know they get two own finals of the
Speaker 7: Adelaide Arval. They're going to be almost not impossible to beat,
Speaker 7: but it's going to be buddy hard to beat them
Speaker 7: against the rabbit crowd there at the Adelaide Arble.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, we are hoping leting Adelaie Crow's face. The
Speaker 2: third place Congwood Magpie is in a blockbuster. Can the
Speaker 2: Crows hold their ground or with the Magpie swoop in stream?
Speaker 2: It all live on ko Sports Browdie, thank you so
Speaker 2: much for your time. We always appreciate you.
Speaker 7: No thanks, Sepia Si Friday.
Speaker 2: Like a strong, beautiful cup of coffee, so too, do
Speaker 2: you get the same sort of effect with Ryan Fitzgerald
Speaker 2: on a Friday?
Speaker 3: Jade's just get you there, It gets you there.
Speaker 6: However, I think we've got unhappy Fitzy on the line
Speaker 6: because I think FITZI has heard a rumor that you
Speaker 6: and I both endorse Nickelback.
Speaker 2: Oh and he's filthy, it's not happy.
Speaker 1: Oh that's radio silence everyone and You know what, when
Speaker 1: I'm upset, I usually like to dish out a bit
Speaker 1: of silent treatment. Yeah, that's what I'm doing today, because
Speaker 1: you know what, I've worked at this network for twenty
Speaker 1: one years now. When we first started this audio station,
Speaker 1: we were sounds different, never sounds different, remember as well,
Speaker 1: never more than two ads in it row What happened
Speaker 1: to that? Happened to that black when Murdoch bought the
Speaker 1: company and went what are you talking about?
Speaker 4: Tripled his money straight away.
Speaker 1: But Nickelback has never been played on this network. And
Speaker 1: now I'm hearing whispers that there's a Nickelback appreciation.
Speaker 3: Clubs in Adelaide.
Speaker 2: Yes, you went in because I'm the president and Jody's
Speaker 2: the junior vice president.
Speaker 1: Well, do you know what, do you like your pants
Speaker 1: around your feet? Because they're the lyrics that we have
Speaker 1: to deal with. Pants around Oh my gosh, are you
Speaker 1: serious this? Why are you going down the Nickelback road?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Look, this this wasn't Chad's finest moment. We'll say that
Speaker 2: pants around the feet. He just sort of lost his
Speaker 2: way and we have said, well, the goady and the
Speaker 2: sort of half permi looking thing on top of the head.
Speaker 3: He's very hateable, got a bashable face.
Speaker 1: How weird was that was that period where he went
Speaker 1: out with.
Speaker 5: I've married her Ryan?
Speaker 4: It was just do you know what? We interviewed him.
Speaker 4: We did interview him once. This was years and years ago.
Speaker 1: I didn't know this, but he has got an ice
Speaker 1: skating rink under his house?
Speaker 3: Jody, what under his house?
Speaker 5: Oh god, that's outrageous.
Speaker 6: I mean, you can throw it as much shade as
Speaker 6: you want at Chad Kroger, but he would be absolutely
Speaker 6: minted with some of his songs and the royalties.
Speaker 5: He would be so minted.
Speaker 1: And I must admit, you've got to give it to him.
Speaker 1: He knows that he is. He's the butt of all jokes.
Speaker 1: But do you know what? He plays it really, really well.
Speaker 1: I think he goes very similar to what James Blunt
Speaker 1: does and he understands that a lot of people are
Speaker 1: having a crack at him. But you've just got to
Speaker 1: you've got to take the pod ablos out of yourself,
Speaker 1: don't You're gonna laugh at yourself?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you might as well join them and you can't
Speaker 2: beat them. Hey, viz tomorrow night in the hell of
Speaker 2: a game. And I know you're all about keeping a
Speaker 2: lid on things, expectations, et cetera. First of all, are
Speaker 2: you going and what are you going to do? This
Speaker 2: is the biggest go we're talking about. This might be
Speaker 2: the biggest game since twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my son, well, he turns sixteen on Sunday, so
Speaker 1: I'm taking about four of his mates, which is weird.
Speaker 1: That's going to be weird to be hanging out with
Speaker 1: the lads. But we're going down Toelaide Oval. The statistic
Speaker 1: of we haven't beaten Collingwood in nine years.
Speaker 5: Now, nine years outrageous, isn't it.
Speaker 1: So we owe them massively. And I look, both sides
Speaker 1: are down on form.
Speaker 4: Collingwood will bounce back. I promise you what they.
Speaker 1: Served up against Hawthorne last week was a one off
Speaker 1: because their defense and Craig McCrae has them humming. So
Speaker 1: they will be competitive Saturday night. It's going to be
Speaker 1: a tough game.
Speaker 6: I'm nervous, yeah, And I'm Alex neilbilland who he's just
Speaker 6: a gem of a man. We had him in this
Speaker 6: week and he put a beautiful positive spin on the
Speaker 6: near loss to West Coast. He said he was really
Speaker 6: proud of the resilience of the group.
Speaker 1: Oh mate, unbelievable. Has he not got the best nickname
Speaker 1: as well? Which I think it was your was your
Speaker 1: nickname in high school? Your first girlfriend gave you that?
Speaker 4: Didn't shet it? Nibbler?
Speaker 3: That's right, So whatever happened to.
Speaker 7: It.
Speaker 1: It's exciting, guys. We're on top of the ladder. Look,
Speaker 1: I think that you know we're going to finish top four.
Speaker 1: We will beat North in the final game. But it's
Speaker 1: so exciting. I just I do see as well that
Speaker 1: everyone has upgraded their memberships to gold memberships and that's
Speaker 1: completely sold out because you do get a Grand Final ticket.
Speaker 4: But that's exciting.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Are you feeling the buzz? Like you're a man
Speaker 3: about town? You live down South like, are you feeling
Speaker 3: the bus?
Speaker 2: I swear you're starting to feel it like your average
Speaker 2: supporter and your average South Australia is starting to go, hang.
Speaker 3: On, we could be going on here finally.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I am feeling the buzz.
Speaker 1: It takes me back to twenty seventeen and how exciting
Speaker 1: the lead up to twenty seventeen was. And we all
Speaker 1: know that that preliminary final against Geelong and remember Rory
Speaker 1: Sloane cleaned up Patrick dangerfield and the crowd was going off.
Speaker 1: Then the Grand Final we kicked the first three goals,
Speaker 1: Eddie Betts kicks one and I'm going we're off here.
Speaker 1: Then it came crashing down after that. But do you
Speaker 1: know what that's it's a great the lead up to
Speaker 1: finals and if you're going to finish top and the
Speaker 1: way that we're playing, why wouldn't you get behind it.
Speaker 1: I haven't felt a buzz like this since I've been
Speaker 1: up to Caipo forests and not one of those mushrooms.
Speaker 6: Where you go, do you get around the merch? Do
Speaker 6: you wear the courage jumper when you go along.
Speaker 1: I've got one of the retro woolen jumpers and I
Speaker 1: used to wear it and thought I was so cool
Speaker 1: jades until a couple of players. I can't remember who
Speaker 1: told me, but one of the players went, you do
Speaker 1: look like a bit of a durface wearing new guns
Speaker 1: and stuff.
Speaker 3: Afterwards, this is so fresh that.
Speaker 4: You're a grown You're a grown man, mate. You were
Speaker 4: on a fitzy.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you and we'll catch up with you next week.
Speaker 4: Love you guys, speak to you then and we'll leave
Speaker 4: you with.
Speaker 3: The theme song from your MySpace page.
Speaker 2: Back in the Day's a tight little space. This has
Speaker 2: become thirteen to eleven in my favor. Yes, we're given
Speaker 2: the year of twenty twelve. It's two songs. Which was
Speaker 2: I'm going to say twenty twelve. I'm not overly happy
Speaker 2: with that year for music.
Speaker 5: Oh wow?
Speaker 6: Okay, sorry, sorry, angry at all the artists in twenty twelve.
Speaker 5: We did not live up to your expectations.
Speaker 3: Can't win more. I went with this guy. It's been
Speaker 3: a flow rider. I went nice and early too.
Speaker 2: By the way, I don't know why I should leg
Speaker 2: the float rider so aggressively.
Speaker 5: What's your singing about?
Speaker 4: Too?
Speaker 3: Whistle? I don't know about blinde whistle going on the
Speaker 3: foot is something. He's supporting a team. What's happening here?
Speaker 5: He's in favor of the umpires.
Speaker 3: What do you mean blow on the whistle? Is that
Speaker 3: what it's about? Yeah, it's about umpires.
Speaker 6: Yeah, flow riders actively getting around the afel umpires.
Speaker 3: Why my whistle?
Speaker 2: Okay, he's saying this is Raiser Ray Chamberlain's favorite song. Okay,
Speaker 2: interesting times all right, Well, we had flow rider whistle.
Speaker 3: Up against a bit of a classic from Pink.
Speaker 4: All right, blow.
Speaker 5: Producing Lucy?
Speaker 3: In fact, in fact, something just occurred to me. I
Speaker 3: feel like both those songs are quite similar. Thinked, did
Speaker 3: I just one of the last way to pick that up?
Speaker 3: Or what?
Speaker 2: I didn't say it?
Speaker 6: When I raised that with you? What that song was about?
Speaker 6: And you look dead behind the eyes? I thought, he
Speaker 6: doesn't get it. He didn't get it until now.
Speaker 2: How does flow Rider know about the umpiring fraturn it
Speaker 2: in the all about that at all?
Speaker 5: How does Pink know about this?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: Here we go, Let's give it a bit of a
Speaker 3: drum roll. We need a winner here.
Speaker 6: Let me go Producy Lucy the winner on fifty three percent,
Speaker 6: three to forty seven.
Speaker 3: Come on, thank you. Bear in mind I have no
Speaker 3: more space in my chest for medals.
Speaker 5: But well you won't need it because the winner was Joe.
Speaker 5: What with the old Pink?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: Pink blow me one last year?
Speaker 2: So that takes us to thirteen to twelve in my favor,
Speaker 2: Congratulations to you, Joe,