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Speaker 3: One hundred, Well, good morning and what came you Tuesday? Everybody?
Speaker 2: Good morning Melbourne? How are we?
Speaker 3: We are good? Lossie? We are sans Clinton?
Speaker 2: Yes, Clinton's finally taking a day off.
Speaker 3: The varpe finally caught up with him. The voice is gone, people.
Speaker 4: He didn't do news last week because he was losing
Speaker 4: his voice. He came back yesterday. He did one day and.
Speaker 2: His voice was no good.
Speaker 4: So he is at home in bed, resting, hopefully staying
Speaker 4: in staying home and not talking.
Speaker 2: That's his biggest problem. Did he lose your voice? You
Speaker 2: need vocal rest?
Speaker 3: No, I see when he loves his voice, he goes
Speaker 3: to another event. Yeah. Did he follow your advice and
Speaker 3: go to the chemist and buy one of those vaporizes?
Speaker 2: Probably? There's a lot of I don't feel well, not
Speaker 2: a lot of.
Speaker 4: This is what I'm going to do to help with
Speaker 4: because like women are very good at going okay, I've
Speaker 4: lost my voice. I'm going to go get a steam
Speaker 4: inhaler or you know, or there's something wrong with me,
Speaker 4: so I'm going to do something which is going to help.
Speaker 4: Or I feel like with men, there's a lot of
Speaker 4: this is wrong with me, and I'm just going to
Speaker 4: continue to tell you that this is wrong with I'm
Speaker 4: not going to do anything about it.
Speaker 3: No, we'll just work through it. It'll go away.
Speaker 2: Just give it to you after we've listened to your
Speaker 2: winging for three months.
Speaker 3: He needs to mixed vapor rub.
Speaker 2: No, I don't. I think he needs like a steam
Speaker 2: room or a vaporizer. You get steam on the vocal cords.
Speaker 3: I went down a rabbit hole the other day. Is
Speaker 3: poor your fiance.
Speaker 2: Snore only when he's sick, right, because.
Speaker 3: I have a tendency to snore, And you're talking about
Speaker 3: like a steam room, and you know, I was looking
Speaker 3: one of those giant mask things.
Speaker 2: Like a sleep up near.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah did you? People swear by them.
Speaker 2: If you're a snorer. But it looks like if you're snoring,
Speaker 2: you're not getting enough oxygen. Is explained something.
Speaker 4: I've got the handheld steamage just for my voice, but
Speaker 4: you don't.
Speaker 2: Sleep in it.
Speaker 3: Do you hit that before a karaoke not.
Speaker 2: It's normally after a carrier when I'm trying to get
Speaker 2: my voice back.
Speaker 3: Share last night, Paul, what's.
Speaker 2: The high notes that really get me?
Speaker 3: Hey, we're got a fan show coming up today, Collingwood fans,
Speaker 3: we got one of your favorite pars in a little
Speaker 3: bit later.
Speaker 2: On theles joining us ahead of the finals.
Speaker 3: Have you heard about the.
Speaker 2: Countdown to the finals?
Speaker 3: You heard about the bus heading to it?
Speaker 2: He told you about it last night.
Speaker 3: Well, there you go. I have an idea.
Speaker 2: About the pies bars. What are you going on it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: God, no, God, no, you should go on it. You're
Speaker 2: a Collingwood fan. Great idea. Who thinks, Jason, that wasn't
Speaker 2: my idea.
Speaker 3: It wasn't my idea.
Speaker 2: I've got an idea.
Speaker 3: I need to push the patterns. You need me here?
Speaker 2: It just can do. It doesn't much better.
Speaker 3: Look, he's sick as well, like people are dropping like flies.
Speaker 3: You need me here. I did think should we do
Speaker 3: producer roulette and send one of them on the on
Speaker 3: the pies?
Speaker 2: But I think you should go okay, because you're the
Speaker 2: only one in the team that barracks for the pie.
Speaker 3: Okay, The idea be a bit of fun. It is fun.
Speaker 2: It's great fun for you to go on the Pies
Speaker 2: bus seven o'clock in the morning. I believe they leave
Speaker 2: on Thursday.
Speaker 3: You mean we leave. Take mccraye. Now, good morning, Melbourne.
Speaker 3: We're gonna pick sure coming up to tell you about
Speaker 3: it next. You are on the air with Jo and
Speaker 3: Lauren today. They say, I don't know what's going on
Speaker 3: with the weather. The Bureau. They had eighteen today and
Speaker 3: rain they said rain yesterday. Yesterday was a pearla Well,
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 4: It depends that there's these passing showers and they don't
Speaker 4: hit the entirety of Victoria or Melbourne, so they might
Speaker 4: have They might have rained someone else's house, not at yours.
Speaker 3: Are we going to get house specific for the weather now?
Speaker 2: No, not house specific. But it does sometimes like there
Speaker 2: are passing that it's not saying, it's saying like passing showers.
Speaker 3: And do you feel in me, being a former weather
Speaker 3: girl the Weather Bureau.
Speaker 4: Not really, I'm not sticking up for them because I
Speaker 4: used to have to sing out for myself when I
Speaker 4: would tell people and I'd be like I would rain
Speaker 4: and it wouldn't It's like, well, we didn't say it
Speaker 4: would rain in the entire.
Speaker 3: Don't listen to the weather. I'm just doing a cross
Speaker 3: from a winery. You gotta look just watching.
Speaker 4: You're gonna look at the radar and see if it's
Speaker 4: rolling in or not, or if it's going to pass
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Speaker 3: this morning. How's yourday? Yes, sir Lurie, you.
Speaker 2: Know what I did.
Speaker 4: I took it very easy and I finally started watching
Speaker 4: the Summer.
Speaker 2: I turned pretty eleven years after everybody else. Have you
Speaker 2: watched it?
Speaker 3: No, I've been told it's like a modern day Dawson's.
Speaker 4: Creek kind of Well yeah, but I because I've only
Speaker 4: just heard about it.
Speaker 2: But this three seasons, so the first two seasons this summer. Else,
Speaker 2: that's the best, which is great. No, I'm not complaining,
Speaker 2: but it's on Prime and when you go to get
Speaker 2: on it, it instantly takes you to season three. So
Speaker 2: I went to start it and it said previously on
Speaker 2: the Summer, and I was like, wait what No, So
Speaker 2: I've got all the way back to season one. It's
Speaker 2: very cute.
Speaker 3: I love when you find a show and you realize
Speaker 3: you've still got three seasons or four seasons.
Speaker 2: It's a good bing. When I climbed into.
Speaker 4: Bed last night at seven thirty, we ate dinner early,
Speaker 4: and Paul was watching something, and I was like, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go upstairs and just climb into bed and put
Speaker 4: an episode of the Summer d Yeah, I like it.
Speaker 4: But then he's like, oh, well she's in bed, I'll
Speaker 4: go too, And then came and sat next to me
Speaker 4: and then no phone, watching something, and I'm like, can
Speaker 4: you know, I'm trying to like, if you're going to
Speaker 4: be if you're going to be away the volume er,
Speaker 4: you either participate in the activity I'm doing, which is
Speaker 4: watching the Summer right tend pretty, or you sit and
Speaker 4: scroll downstairs.
Speaker 3: Hang at hand? Was the volume up on his phone? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I was like, do that if he wears If he
Speaker 3: wears headphone.
Speaker 4: It's foot there's no headphones in our bedroom. That's too far,
Speaker 4: that's too like we are living separate lives.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gotcha.
Speaker 2: I'm like, come on, bro, either invest in the Summer
Speaker 2: rit ten.
Speaker 4: So he tried to watch about three seconds and he
Speaker 4: was like, what is this show with sixteen year olds
Speaker 4: kissing each other and sneaking out?
Speaker 2: I'm like, yeah, that's.
Speaker 3: I used to love. There's a Pacy and Joey Dawson's crazy. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: but that relationship, you know, they've started working together again.
Speaker 2: I did see that in what She's.
Speaker 3: Producing some sort of film and she's brought Joshua Jackson.
Speaker 4: Joshua Jackson appeared out of Noah about three years ago
Speaker 4: as like the most handsome roostaurer in the world.
Speaker 3: He was in that new Karate Kid movie as well
Speaker 3: in years but he's playing Dad Roles now, like he
Speaker 3: was the dad of a teenager.
Speaker 2: Still very very attractive accent what he was Dawson's Creek.
Speaker 2: I Reckon I was.
Speaker 3: In I'm going to say ninety eight.
Speaker 2: I Reckon. I was in the eight.
Speaker 3: Stand by two thousand live Google.
Speaker 2: Dawson's Quarantine ninety eight was the first person there you go.
Speaker 2: There were six seasons in total.
Speaker 3: Fun fact the O C Were you an OC fan? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think three seasons? Was it? Yeah? Felt like when longer?
Speaker 3: But was the OC Misha Barton Yeah, yea yeah, but
Speaker 3: I feeling the car accident spoiler of how.
Speaker 2: Did we watch Dawson's Creek.
Speaker 3: On the television? Was it just on like on TV
Speaker 3: Monday nights eight thirty.
Speaker 2: On Channel seven or something?
Speaker 3: Trust me, I was a real wow.
Speaker 2: Of course, I forget like life before streaming And how
Speaker 2: did we watch the OC? I feel like that was
Speaker 2: around stream television as well. That was no, that was Fox,
Speaker 2: So that was like MTV or something. I reckon you
Speaker 2: needed a cable box to watch the OC.
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Speaker 1: Me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know you like to sing. No, no, wasn't you.
Speaker 2: In a band with the boy next door?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've got a friend of mine who was part
Speaker 3: of a band. It's like Stacy's mum. It was all
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Speaker 6: Lake, Hey guys, how are we?
Speaker 3: We are good? You're on the road early this morning?
Speaker 7: Yes, that early, finish early.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 3: What are you? What do you do?
Speaker 6: Our sales manager for retail?
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Speaker 6: Now on the road.
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Speaker 2: I'll give you a second gaes, but do you want
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Speaker 8: No clue.
Speaker 4: I'm known for my long pier where you can sometimes
Speaker 4: see penguins.
Speaker 2: Oh it's got oh.
Speaker 3: Name, I guess, but not Port Phillip.
Speaker 2: That's not a suburb.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sorry, gave you too close to move on from.
Speaker 2: The sack thinking of the island.
Speaker 4: Janetin epic Morning Morning you love sausage dogs, so do I?
Speaker 2: How many do you have?
Speaker 3: What do you just like?
Speaker 7: I had to Bojo and fourteen years used to the last.
Speaker 3: Year on aries the very very much the eat dog
Speaker 3: at the moment, aren't they? Yeah?
Speaker 4: But if you like Janet and I who got ours
Speaker 4: fourteen years ago, we were ahead of the park.
Speaker 2: Gotcha when we Janet, we'll pie absolutely all right.
Speaker 4: Let's see if you can guess what suburb we are in.
Speaker 4: So I'm known for my long per week and sometimes
Speaker 4: see little penguins and my name is the same as
Speaker 4: an AFL team.
Speaker 3: Jennet, I was going to stay chillipar got k you
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Speaker 6: Times fabulous, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Guys, You're welcome. Sausage dog is scratched from me.
Speaker 3: I love them.
Speaker 7: I love them?
Speaker 3: Is it like talking to other people's kids at a part?
Speaker 3: Do you like, do I ask permission to tap someone's dog?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: They they generally run up to you, right, Okay if
Speaker 2: it runs up to you, Yeah, that's freaking out.
Speaker 3: Well, good morning Melbourne. It is just go on twenty
Speaker 3: seven to seven.
Speaker 2: Morning.
Speaker 3: You said it yesterday. I'm sort of I tend to agree.
Speaker 3: This state is going to the dogs.
Speaker 2: I know, didn't that cause some controversy when I said
Speaker 2: that yesterday?
Speaker 3: Did you see the attempted carjacking in Shocking with a
Speaker 3: child in the back six pm yesterday? Family coming home
Speaker 3: to their.
Speaker 2: House a porschball drive was it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they've driven into the driveway and then two hooded
Speaker 3: guys six pm it's pretty much still daylight have run
Speaker 3: in and tried to make their way into the car.
Speaker 2: I mean, thank god they were still in the car
Speaker 2: with the doors locked, and they didn't get them out
Speaker 2: because there was a baby in the back.
Speaker 3: Well, the mum got out and then as she got
Speaker 3: out in the driveway she could see these two guys
Speaker 3: in hoods running towards us. So she quickly freaked out,
Speaker 3: jump back in the car, locked the doors. But it's like, mate,
Speaker 3: the balls on these kids to try and bloody do carjackings.
Speaker 2: We don't know if they were kids who did that one,
Speaker 2: but whatever is going on needs to stop. He's out
Speaker 2: of control.
Speaker 3: Lock them up, throw away the key. It's a bit traumatic.
Speaker 3: I like my dad, my mom isss.
Speaker 2: Did she welk them up and throw away the key?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And I'm sort of starting to talk to parents.
Speaker 4: Parents.
Speaker 2: Oh seriously, no more slaps on the wrist. I'm done
Speaker 2: with the slaps on the wrist. Yeah, I'm maybe getting
Speaker 2: slaps on the wrist. I'm done with the try better
Speaker 2: next time. I'm done with it.
Speaker 3: I love them over it. I love when they come out.
Speaker 3: Go we're trialing ankle bracelets. I'm like, you're trialing them
Speaker 3: chucking air tag up there? Asse and like you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, Like we known the Apple store and
Speaker 3: tag them right now? Why are we trying ankle bracelets.
Speaker 3: It's twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: I'm one of the ankle bracelets too.
Speaker 3: Well, like just monitor, I'm not even taking the piss now.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing as like how we've got air
Speaker 3: tags on our keys. Like that technology now seems so old.
Speaker 3: People walking around with these giant ankle bracelets on also terrible.
Speaker 3: If skinny jeans come back in fashion. You're not going
Speaker 3: to get that over bloody.
Speaker 2: No, that would be hard, Yeah, it would be Yeah.
Speaker 3: Hey, all the big issues this morning, it's just gone.
Speaker 4: All the information we are armed with which we're absolutely
Speaker 4: making up at the moment, it seems it is.
Speaker 3: Just gone twenty five to seven coming up next. I
Speaker 3: reckon this topic will be quite controversial on the job site.
Speaker 2: I think you're right. I think it's caused many arguments
Speaker 2: in people's homes as well.
Speaker 3: Go there after, Lady Garga. Clent is off today. He
Speaker 3: is resting his vocal callse.
Speaker 2: He needs to rest because he's losing his voice.
Speaker 4: It's been on the on the dcline for about a
Speaker 4: week now and yesterday was not good vocal rest.
Speaker 2: Do we think he's sitting at home silently.
Speaker 3: No, he's probably him seeing something.
Speaker 2: He's off to leg day.
Speaker 3: If anyone's seeing him roll out of circus this morning.
Speaker 2: If you could keep the sn on Monday night, I
Speaker 2: don't think it's open.
Speaker 3: He's probably got the keys, to be honest.
Speaker 2: No, feel better soon plenty we miss here.
Speaker 3: Ye, he ain't listening.
Speaker 2: Hey, let me take you to the US. Open you
Speaker 2: into tennants.
Speaker 3: I used to play when I was a kid. Did
Speaker 3: you how old we I would have been around fifteen?
Speaker 3: Do you watch it? I don't mind it. I'm definitely
Speaker 3: getting into the AO. Yeah, like no, Over the last
Speaker 3: couple of years, I felt like it's only getting bigger
Speaker 3: and bigger and bigger. Family.
Speaker 4: Well, no, this Train Open has been massive in terms
Speaker 4: of an event for a long time. There's a lot
Speaker 4: of people that go to the AO and just enjoy
Speaker 4: it without watching the tennis. I love sitting down and
Speaker 4: actually watching the tennis at home. And it's the US
Speaker 4: Open at the moment.
Speaker 3: I'm not coming in for the third set.
Speaker 2: The first two I'm like, drag, Yeah, right, you don't
Speaker 2: have the attentions about it.
Speaker 3: Watch tennis is what put the third set?
Speaker 4: I'm all there, Well, I want to take you to
Speaker 4: the US Open where Yannick Sinner, who is the world
Speaker 4: number one at the moment he is. I think he'll
Speaker 4: probably take out the US Open. But outside of that,
Speaker 4: he has got people talking. For another reason.
Speaker 2: He checked his phone on court the other day, and
Speaker 2: I always think it's cheeky when photographers or paparazzi you
Speaker 2: take a photo of someone's phone. I just don't think
Speaker 2: you should be allowed to do that.
Speaker 3: What do you mean like looking over their shoulder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they could be sending a private text message.
Speaker 3: They could be can you get like, someone tell me
Speaker 3: there's that a screen protector or something you can get
Speaker 3: where unless you're looking directly at the phone. Yes, you
Speaker 3: can't see it.
Speaker 4: It looks like black from Yeah, well Janick Sinner doesn't
Speaker 4: have that because he checked his phone on court and
Speaker 4: on the background of his phone was Danish model Laila Hasanovik.
Speaker 2: And now everyone thinks that they are dating.
Speaker 4: You would assume they're dating if she's on the background
Speaker 4: of his phone, or do you think that it's just
Speaker 4: like goals, this is the woman I'm chasing.
Speaker 3: Oh, I think that's a bit Yeah. I don't think
Speaker 3: your phone screen should have you know, your potential love interest.
Speaker 2: So the rummill has gone absolutely wild. They are together, Well.
Speaker 3: I would sit there and go if they are together,
Speaker 3: I would hope that they've been together for quite some time,
Speaker 3: because I don't think of phone lock screen something to
Speaker 3: a fleeting love like I don't think you can go
Speaker 3: early with a phone lock screen.
Speaker 2: How early is too early to have your lover her
Speaker 2: on your background?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, I just put my kids on mine
Speaker 3: and the eldest one is eleven, No, like, what's on
Speaker 3: yours at the moment? Only one of my kids?
Speaker 2: Who have you got Archie?
Speaker 3: I've got Archie. He's three, he's in the cute stage.
Speaker 3: The other ones are eleven and nine, like, they have
Speaker 3: not cute? No, no, no, no no, I'm just saying
Speaker 3: they had their time on the phone screen. No, this
Speaker 3: is his moment. They had a couple of years until
Speaker 3: he came along.
Speaker 2: And what about your wife and he?
Speaker 3: Oh my, well, she obviously had the phone screen.
Speaker 2: Before the kids came out, when she was in a
Speaker 2: cute stage.
Speaker 3: Have you got Poorly on yours?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not.
Speaker 4: I've got a hot photo from our holiday of a
Speaker 4: fishing village in Greece.
Speaker 2: Doesn't that look nice?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 2: I have this because I look at it and I think,
Speaker 2: keep working hard and you'll get to go back there.
Speaker 2: Work hard, earn the money.
Speaker 3: Go have the hold. Prior to that, it was you
Speaker 3: had a couple photo though, didn't you you poor?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But was it a glamour photography shoot? It was like
Speaker 3: a nice week.
Speaker 2: I had my dog, the sausage dog, for quite sometimes,
Speaker 2: and I did have Paul for a hot minute, I.
Speaker 3: And surely this would happen amongst the trader's out there
Speaker 3: thirteen twenty four to ten. Does the missus put pressure
Speaker 3: to get on the phone screen people?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I had gen Z the producer in here for a while.
Speaker 2: She put it on there and then it just stayed
Speaker 2: on there.
Speaker 3: People would have thought she was your kid.
Speaker 2: Probably, Oh my lover, I don't know.
Speaker 3: No, I'm gonna go mum and daughter thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: What's on your phone? Lock screen?
Speaker 2: Mixing minor? But I do think it creates a lot
Speaker 2: of drama in relationships and couples. Especially. Paul had me
Speaker 2: on his for a while, and then one day I
Speaker 2: looked and asked like, oh, yeah, that's a picture.
Speaker 3: Of a park. Because he says one day he'll work hard,
Speaker 3: he can go to the park. So he looks at
Speaker 3: it park, but I was not.
Speaker 2: Where did I go?
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number? And in return
Speaker 3: I turned it all Archie Brothers vouchers up for grabs
Speaker 3: or Zendhi's a headphones. These are great sen hi'ser headphones,
Speaker 3: delivering eighty years of true sound. Switch and hear the difference,
Speaker 3: so those things have a like threw undred and fifty bucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're awesome.
Speaker 3: What's on your phone lock screen?
Speaker 4: And has it caused controversy in your relationship or in
Speaker 4: your office or your workplace? Because I reckon blokes rib
Speaker 4: each other for what they've got in their backgrounds.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Say if you started, like say if you
Speaker 3: and Paul just got together, right, and you on your
Speaker 3: second date and you notice he's on you like I was.
Speaker 2: On his lock screen on the second date. Oh no, Nah,
Speaker 2: that's weird.
Speaker 3: That'd be strong.
Speaker 2: I reckon, it's a year. It takes a year at least.
Speaker 10: Proba.
Speaker 3: Maybe it'd be enough to freak out there.
Speaker 2: Second, have you.
Speaker 4: Seen the trend going around at the moment where people
Speaker 4: take a photo so like they're sitting in a cafe
Speaker 4: and there's like a really hot guy over there, so
Speaker 4: they take a photo, save it as their lock screen,
Speaker 4: and then they go over and say, excuse me, would
Speaker 4: you mind taking a photo of me and my friend?
Speaker 2: They hand the photo and they're in the background.
Speaker 3: And they're like, oh my god, we're a guy similar.
Speaker 2: Everyone laughs. They do it, but there's big groups.
Speaker 3: The guy came to hang the TV at our house,
Speaker 3: take one of those art TVs and he goes, you know,
Speaker 3: he goes, if we're having people over for lunch and stuff,
Speaker 3: I'll download a photo of their family, like bare family portrait,
Speaker 3: and he goes, And then I just have it on
Speaker 3: my living room TV and people walking for the barbecue
Speaker 3: being like, why have you got a photo of my
Speaker 3: family photo? Thirteen twenty four ten, what's on your lock screen?
Speaker 3: You know how a lot of people go through like
Speaker 3: an artist stage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but and people put like fitspol on their lock
Speaker 4: screen too, So you look at it and then you go,
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna I'm not going to reach for the
Speaker 4: pack of the chips.
Speaker 2: I've got Giselle on the back of my phone as
Speaker 2: a reminder of what I could look like.
Speaker 3: Hey, we're talking phone lock screens this morning, thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: four to ten Dean in Sint Kildaese. What's on your phone?
Speaker 6: Guys?
Speaker 11: Well, in my past life, I used to run big
Speaker 11: parties and I've got a photo with me and in
Speaker 11: the sparecase of boutique nightclub, thinking that we're rock stars.
Speaker 11: Sonny's on drinks in hand. It's a great shot.
Speaker 4: So it's you, your you and your I was I
Speaker 4: was a I was a Friday night boutique specialist back
Speaker 4: in the day.
Speaker 2: I was. So, what year are we going back to Dean?
Speaker 11: Look, I've done it for twenty years. I did it
Speaker 11: for twenty years. So and I did a lot of
Speaker 11: there when the Friday night was there. So we used
Speaker 11: to do one off parties there as well.
Speaker 4: So you too, clean down away and I we were
Speaker 4: there every Friday night. We'd go to fog and then
Speaker 4: we'd go to Bouotaque.
Speaker 3: You indeed could have I mean, did you have a
Speaker 3: passionate one on the dance floor there? Okay? Right, I
Speaker 3: wish I had. You both had that in common. Walked
Speaker 3: out with no one.
Speaker 2: I didn't walk. I didn't always will go with no one,
Speaker 2: but I always knew them. It was I was not
Speaker 2: a stranger on the dance floor kind of girl. Right,
Speaker 2: I'd had my eye on the price for weeks. If
Speaker 2: I was going to have a passion on the dance floor, yeah,
Speaker 2: a dirty club pash. Whether random ever been to that? No?
Speaker 2: Well not, there was significant enough for me to remember
Speaker 2: it at least ver right, Okay, no offense, Deane.
Speaker 3: If it was you James in parked Our good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning guys. We're good mate. What's on your phone
Speaker 3: lock screen?
Speaker 12: So on the iPhones you can do like a slieshow
Speaker 12: essentially all photos?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you mean changing one of those digital photo frames
Speaker 3: my name used to have where it changes after thirty seconds.
Speaker 6: Got on.
Speaker 12: You've got a partner, and it's just photos of her,
Speaker 12: So not with me, friends or anything like that. And
Speaker 12: it's just any photo you can think of. So we
Speaker 12: had yeah, good and bad mainly had.
Speaker 3: I don't like it.
Speaker 2: Does she love it or hates it?
Speaker 3: Hates it?
Speaker 12: Now she hates it. When I'm out with friends, I'll
Speaker 12: whatped the phone and it'll be a picture of her
Speaker 12: like a Victimer nose or yeah, you double pig had On.
Speaker 2: There's two types of men out there.
Speaker 4: There's the ones that are like, look how beautiful my wife,
Speaker 4: my girlfriend is, and I've got this stunning photo of
Speaker 4: her on the background, and and.
Speaker 2: It's her birthday. I'm going to put up a photo
Speaker 2: of her looking at a million bucks, and people like
Speaker 2: James and my Paul, the worst photo ever taken.
Speaker 3: Because we're so comfortable in the relationship. You were the
Speaker 3: pig hat on it. It's still attractive to us. That's
Speaker 3: what it is, isn't it, James, to make me laugh
Speaker 3: every time? We don't need the glamour shots. Were happy
Speaker 3: to see you in your your raw prime state.
Speaker 2: Well that's fine, but you don't need to have it
Speaker 2: for everyone else to see.
Speaker 3: Some of my favorite photos of hungover eat nuggets on
Speaker 3: the couch. I'm like, there's my girl.
Speaker 2: You have their private moments, they're not for the iPhone locks.
Speaker 3: Three minutes, it will come up just quickly, James. If
Speaker 3: I was to do that, does it face recognize any
Speaker 3: photo of her in the album? Because you'd have to
Speaker 3: be careful. Yeah, that's.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't want them popping up on the background.
Speaker 2: The nerds if you've got nerds.
Speaker 3: Yeah, eat at the cafe, paying with your phone?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, put it away? Low your fox.
Speaker 3: In Ballarat? Cold there this morning.
Speaker 13: Born and Jason Lauren Cody every morning every morning in Ballarat?
Speaker 2: Isn't it ye?
Speaker 3: Who's on your phone? Screened up?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 13: I can tell you right now it's certainly not the
Speaker 13: only child that we have.
Speaker 6: Just yep.
Speaker 13: Don't want to see him every day anyway.
Speaker 2: But did he get cracked about that?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's that's Jack.
Speaker 13: You might know Jack, And yeah he does. He says
Speaker 13: all the time. Don't have me on your phone screen
Speaker 13: because I've got our four border collis.
Speaker 3: Oh your dog mom? You do mom?
Speaker 13: Yeah, first and foremost a dog mum, and then you
Speaker 13: know the human happened to be there somewhere as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah. But if you start out a dog mum, you're
Speaker 3: an animal lover. That's is that work experienced? Jack's mum? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: we only know one Jack. Oh, let's go to Troy.
Speaker 2: Is Jack the video?
Speaker 3: Jack? We know too? Jack's Hey, Troy, how you doing good? Mate?
Speaker 3: Not bad?
Speaker 2: Has your background's got you in trouble before? Troy?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Has?
Speaker 8: I've got a souped up for drive that I absolutely love.
Speaker 3: I forgot car guys, car guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So I had that as me lock strain for a
Speaker 8: good year and a half and I decided to resolve
Speaker 8: the issue by just having a photo of her with
Speaker 8: the car.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm was she happy with the compromise?
Speaker 8: I do think that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So was there a conversation had Troy, I want to
Speaker 4: be on the background, You've got to put me ahead of.
Speaker 2: The what the car is?
Speaker 8: It like a direct conversation, But there was a lot
Speaker 8: of small deeds over a certain amount of time, and
Speaker 8: I was a good compromise. It was a good photo.
Speaker 8: First good photo.
Speaker 4: Hey Da, let's go into your photo shoot with the
Speaker 4: car or did you just happen to snap her with
Speaker 4: the car in the background.
Speaker 8: Every time we go on a four driving through I
Speaker 8: tend to tack a lot of photos and it was
Speaker 8: a good one of both the car and her.
Speaker 2: Who everybody wins?
Speaker 3: Who looks nice to Troy lang Cruiser or the Misso
Speaker 3: think carefully answer, do not answer not a trick question. Well,
Speaker 3: good morning everybody, and welcome you Tuesday, another day more
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Speaker 3: Jason, Yeah, it will happen sometime this hour, so make
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Speaker 3: guest outside the studio. Jeremy Howe is in from the Pies.
Speaker 2: Yes, they are playing in Adelaide. Yeah, I'm just looking
Speaker 2: up to see if there's any flights left, if you
Speaker 2: can actually, oh Prices, let me have a look because
Speaker 2: it's Thursday night, isn't it. That's going to be quite
Speaker 2: a game.
Speaker 3: I do you reckon? This was little patronizing. He asked
Speaker 3: me how I went at the dad's football game, and
Speaker 3: I said, I shanked a free kick.
Speaker 2: Didn't actually even shank it. You never actually took the kick.
Speaker 3: Okay, maybe I'm coming to the wrong person for support here,
Speaker 3: but I just saw a cheeky smile on him and
Speaker 3: he goes yes. Or the video you really shut the bed?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you.
Speaker 4: Really did, Like you actually got the free kick, and
Speaker 4: you didn't. You didn't even lie up to take the kick.
Speaker 4: You just stood there and tried to ham pass it
Speaker 4: and jogged on the spot.
Speaker 3: Until you've got tackled videos on socials if you want
Speaker 3: some inspiration, All right, pies taken on the Crows. It
Speaker 3: is going to be a massive game this week. Jeremy
Speaker 3: joins us. On the other side of this right across
Speaker 3: in Melbourne, you are listening to Nober one hundred. Good morning,
Speaker 3: forty finals are here. It's going to be one hell
Speaker 3: of a match later on this week in Adelaide Pies
Speaker 3: against Crows.
Speaker 4: We get to September and there is excitement in the
Speaker 4: air in Melbourne even though Thursday night's game is not
Speaker 4: here in Melbourne, it is over in Adelaide. It is
Speaker 4: one v four Adelaide versus the Pies.
Speaker 2: And joining us this morning is Jeremy.
Speaker 3: How Good morning, Good morning. Thanks having me.
Speaker 2: Firstly, how are you. How's your injury going?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's actually from where it started to where it is,
Speaker 9: it's trending really well. So I've had a really good
Speaker 9: first nine days post injury and yeah, been able to
Speaker 9: get a significant amount of working.
Speaker 2: So is it you're groin Yeah?
Speaker 3: Heard.
Speaker 9: It's an aductor strain, so a reoccurrence of the similar
Speaker 9: injury that happened about a month ago, but I was
Speaker 9: a little bit more significant this time. So We've been
Speaker 9: able to get plenty in and I've been training pretty hard.
Speaker 9: I've made up some time, which is pleasing.
Speaker 3: But because did they originally say you're out for the season. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so they gave me like a I was pretty much
Speaker 3: a four to six type window originally, and then.
Speaker 9: Given that I injured at the first time, I'd get
Speaker 9: a fee bit of work in pre it's helped me
Speaker 9: bounce back to this one really relatively quickly.
Speaker 3: So have we just got to rest it. We weren't
Speaker 3: really in a position to rest it.
Speaker 9: So if the injury happened in June, it's a lot
Speaker 9: different than the way that you treated in August. So
Speaker 9: now that finals come around, we've entered September, you've got
Speaker 9: to get pretty aggressive with it.
Speaker 4: That's what the week off between the season and the
Speaker 4: finals some people love and some people hate, but for
Speaker 4: someone like you, it must be great.
Speaker 3: Another week Yeah, I'll welcome to it, and that's why.
Speaker 9: And then fortunate enough at top four position that if
Speaker 9: the boys could manage to go extra well and get
Speaker 9: it done, buys me another two weeks, which would be nice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, Otherwise you've got you it's a tough call.
Speaker 3: So if they go down to the Crows, then you've
Speaker 3: got to decide whether you play the next match. But
Speaker 3: if you've gone too early, then you might not be
Speaker 3: up to the Grand Final.
Speaker 2: And that.
Speaker 3: It's a discussion that you have.
Speaker 9: But given a given what's on the line and what's
Speaker 9: required to play like, it's hard enough, but finals is
Speaker 9: a different kettle the fish, So you'd have to be
Speaker 9: very sure that you're good to go, and yeah, you'd
Speaker 9: definitely be touching go.
Speaker 4: So what is the vibe around the Collingwood Football Club
Speaker 4: like at the moment, because I love this time of year.
Speaker 2: There's a buzz in the air, isn't that?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think you nailed it.
Speaker 9: I think this time as soon as September hits, the
Speaker 9: weather changes, everyone gets a whiff of finals and then
Speaker 9: just puts you in a.
Speaker 3: Really exciting frame of mind.
Speaker 9: And you look at this this final series in particular,
Speaker 9: I think the eight sides that are in it, you
Speaker 9: can mount a really strong case for who's who's playing well,
Speaker 9: who's got a chance to.
Speaker 3: Win it all? Who's your gut? What's your Gutso outside.
Speaker 2: Of us, really yeah, he's going to say another team, no.
Speaker 3: No, as in who would like the pis v? Who?
Speaker 3: In the end, I love the way Geelong I've obviously
Speaker 3: been playing really strong come out of nowhere though everyone else.
Speaker 9: People always talk about the draw that they've had, But
Speaker 9: you only play who's in front of you, and they
Speaker 9: play some really strong footy and a lot of the
Speaker 9: way that they play.
Speaker 2: So Collingwood versus Geelong Final, can you imagine he laughing at.
Speaker 3: Me trying to get involved in footy questions. Now I
Speaker 3: played one game you're playing.
Speaker 2: He often says about things they just came out of nowhere.
Speaker 2: It's a bit of a.
Speaker 3: Well just I feel like there hasn't been much talk
Speaker 3: about Geelong, like a lot of it was us getting
Speaker 3: the Collie Wobbles and Adelaide at the top. You know,
Speaker 3: they Geelong of just cruised along.
Speaker 9: To be fair, they're playing probably the most consistent footy
Speaker 9: throughout so there they've put himself in a great position
Speaker 9: to take on Brizzy at the g and that's the
Speaker 9: game for me.
Speaker 3: Like, I'm a footy fan, so look at all the games,
Speaker 3: like I'm actually.
Speaker 9: Excited to watch them all because they're all blockbusters and
Speaker 9: you don't you don't actually know which way they're all
Speaker 9: going to get when.
Speaker 4: You're injured, because I know some players when they're injured,
Speaker 4: they actually can't even watching it because they're too frustrated.
Speaker 2: Do you sit in the stands and watch? What do
Speaker 2: you say it?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: Will you go over to Adelaide or you're be at home?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I definitely won't travel, but if the boys are
Speaker 9: playing here, I'd go. How do you go, well, I
Speaker 9: still get in the change rooms two and a half
Speaker 9: hours pre game, so you almost feel like you're a
Speaker 9: part of it. You get around to make sure you
Speaker 9: get the touch and a half hours pre game, two
Speaker 9: and a half hours pre game.
Speaker 3: Got the death football match. I rocked up with tenbes
Speaker 3: to go. I thought.
Speaker 9: You so, yeah, but it's challenging watching like you're feeling
Speaker 9: that you get in the one I get Pomo really
Speaker 9: bad be but to the feeling of like knowing that
Speaker 9: you can't really contribute on field is really hard to
Speaker 9: really hard to take. But yeah, the guys are training well.
Speaker 9: They put himself in a great position to take on
Speaker 9: Adelaide and real excited to watch.
Speaker 3: Just quickly, I did mention the Dad's footy match. You
Speaker 3: watch the video any feedback.
Speaker 9: So we've got this. We've actually got this thing that
Speaker 9: would hold you in good stead. We call it don't
Speaker 9: no happy feet. So when you get the ball or
Speaker 9: a free kick or a mark, don't don't like kind
Speaker 9: of the penguine.
Speaker 2: Do something like don't run on the spot because he runs.
Speaker 3: Cough it up.
Speaker 9: It's easy to turn over And unfortunately that's kind of
Speaker 9: probably what happened in your scenario, happy feet, but it
Speaker 9: was just good to see you get out there and
Speaker 9: to tag it.
Speaker 4: Well, that's exactly right. So with the other thing he
Speaker 4: needed to learn was the rules. That would have been
Speaker 4: a good start.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if I knew the free kick man just stop
Speaker 3: the game, I would have taken my time, you know,
Speaker 3: real near the whistle. It's an opportunity to take a breath. So, oh,
Speaker 3: tell you worry, I was focusing on breathing. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Hey, there is a real rivalry between Adelaide and Collingwood.
Speaker 2: We've seen a.
Speaker 4: Couple of games where it's been very physical. There's also
Speaker 4: been some controversy in games with Isaac crankin between Adelaide
Speaker 4: and Collingwood. Do you think that that the Pies players
Speaker 4: will go into it with a bit more fire in
Speaker 4: the belly?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 9: With how that plays out, I think that the fans
Speaker 9: will have a genuine thirst for the game more than
Speaker 9: more than ever. But yeah, for us, I think our
Speaker 9: last ten games against the Crows has been really, really close,
Speaker 9: So we've been fortunate enough to pip them on most
Speaker 9: of those occasions. But then on the weekend when we
Speaker 9: played in a couple of weeks ago. Sorry, they got
Speaker 9: us by three, and that game could have gone either way.
Speaker 9: You know, we'll plus thirty three inside fifties, which and
Speaker 9: not winning a game is pretty outrageous, but their defense
Speaker 9: is unbelievable.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's an exciting game.
Speaker 9: It's one of those ones that if the boys knew
Speaker 9: that they were going to play Adelaide, there was a
Speaker 9: hungry to get back on plane and get back over there.
Speaker 9: So they're excited, willing to get over there and attack
Speaker 9: and to see how they go.
Speaker 3: Look like it's very expensive. If figure us need help
Speaker 3: getting over there. I've heard they're running buses that the
Speaker 3: PI a lot of buses.
Speaker 2: I think they're leaving at seven thirty on Thursday morning. Yes,
Speaker 2: but not for the players.
Speaker 3: Not for the players.
Speaker 2: Jase being a huge Collingwood found, I'm trying to get
Speaker 2: him on the bus.
Speaker 3: Are you beyond there? Yeah?
Speaker 2: How do people get a seat?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: So I think it's one hundred and thirty bucks in
Speaker 9: the club of the cover paying half of it, which
Speaker 9: is great initiald for the club. There's five buses are
Speaker 9: going to be heading over at least for those guys win,
Speaker 9: because otherwise it is a gream tree pome on the
Speaker 9: bus depends how you look at it.
Speaker 2: Well, the good thing is Colin will get a second chance. Yeah,
Speaker 2: by the way, so they'll definitely be two games.
Speaker 4: So it's normally two hundred and sixty five, but it's
Speaker 4: one hundred and thirty two dollars if you want to
Speaker 4: travel with the Collingwood members. The Pies are subsidizing half
Speaker 4: of the two hundred, which is great.
Speaker 3: The vibe would be amazing heading over for that, absolutely,
Speaker 3: that'd be exciting. Bustrif over and hopefully and even better
Speaker 3: one on the way back.
Speaker 2: Good luck to your Pies and we hope we see
Speaker 2: you out there one sept I'll go back.
Speaker 3: To Jeremy Howe join us on the air from the Pies.
Speaker 3: It is just going twenty one past seven the weekend Starboy,
Speaker 3: Good morning Melbourne. It is right on seven thirty. You
Speaker 3: are on the air with Jason Lauren. Where sands Clint today?
Speaker 3: He's at home resting up.
Speaker 4: Rest up, brother, yeah, restors back. We've told him complete
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Speaker 3: Stay away from all MC microphones and nightclubs.
Speaker 2: Do not say a word, stay in your house, stay warm,
Speaker 2: do not talk to anyone.
Speaker 3: We need to send over a little white boardens and markers.
Speaker 2: Texting he lives alone. He didn't need to write it down.
Speaker 3: He can hold up to the mirror.
Speaker 2: He can send text to everybody else.
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Speaker 2: Nichol good morning, Oh hello, are you going good? You
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Speaker 2: Margaret and shrugg and Nina, goodness, golly gracious me. You
Speaker 2: have five children?
Speaker 10: Yes, I do.
Speaker 2: How much food do you go through in your house? Yes?
Speaker 10: We go through so much food.
Speaker 3: What's there? What's the ages there? What are they range from?
Speaker 10: They're still living at home. I have them from thirty
Speaker 10: The eldest is thirty four and they range all the
Speaker 10: way down to twenty.
Speaker 3: Marre all at.
Speaker 4: Home, Margaret, good mum, yeah, over thirty out the door,
Speaker 4: come on, Yeah, I think my mum's attitude.
Speaker 10: They're buying houses and they're moving in, moving out. Yeah,
Speaker 10: coming in and out.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 4: We all go home to save your coin when we
Speaker 4: want to try and find a place of our own.
Speaker 2: Well, you're a great mum, Margaret.
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Speaker 2: Thank you. Now, when you've got five kids, do you
Speaker 2: have a secret drawer that no one else is allowed
Speaker 2: to go in with your own snacks and your favorite things?
Speaker 10: Everyone has to share, oh, Mark, anyone brings food home,
Speaker 10: they have to share it with everyone. That's my rule.
Speaker 2: Except for you, Margaret. You should have your own stash.
Speaker 3: Your attitude is very different than my parents. So I
Speaker 3: got three other sisters and they went through this similar thing.
Speaker 3: They'd move out, Yeah, we've all done it, and then
Speaker 3: they'd move home and they're renewing and stuff. And I
Speaker 3: remember after the second time, my dad was like, we're
Speaker 3: changing the locks.
Speaker 2: Oh that was nice that.
Speaker 3: It's just like we want to downsize. We're living in
Speaker 3: a five better just so you kids can rent over.
Speaker 2: Have you have kids, We're welcome home anytime. That's the
Speaker 2: rules in my house.
Speaker 3: My kids aren'tless.
Speaker 2: They're not welcome home once.
Speaker 3: Of course they are, but like, you can't be taking
Speaker 3: the piss you know.
Speaker 2: No, but it's hard.
Speaker 4: It's expensive to buy a house and you're to save up.
Speaker 4: Even rentals expensive.
Speaker 3: I thought kids leave and you go on cruise ships.
Speaker 3: That's how someone sold it to me. That's what happens
Speaker 3: a cruise hips. We were talking about the Poop Cruise yesterday,
Speaker 3: that docco on Netflix.
Speaker 2: That is a documentary I will never ever watch. Did
Speaker 2: you watch it? Had you already seen it?
Speaker 3: I didn't watch it. I lived through it. Oh, I
Speaker 3: had massive dramas at your heart, Laren, I cannot explain
Speaker 3: what I went through yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 2: But didn't we go through this two weeks ago?
Speaker 3: Yep, and we're doing this dance again. It got quite
Speaker 3: groom yesterday or running through what happened next yesterday? Yes
Speaker 3: we were talking about situations. There was the Virgin flight
Speaker 3: on the way back from Bali where it took off
Speaker 3: with one toilet already broken.
Speaker 2: It's too common at the moment this toilet issue.
Speaker 3: So the other two toilets broke mid air, so passengers
Speaker 3: were asked to pee in bottles.
Speaker 2: It's just the fact that that plane did not land
Speaker 2: is crazy.
Speaker 3: And then of course there's the new docco on Netflix,
Speaker 3: Poop Cruise. Have you seen the Poop Cruise doc o
Speaker 3: on Netflix? It was about a cruise ship. They got
Speaker 3: handed plastic bags to do their business in dog poop
Speaker 3: bag or like the Virgin flight, they got told just
Speaker 3: to do it on top of whatever's in the toilet.
Speaker 2: That is not a real story.
Speaker 3: It's a real story. It's on the dock yesterday. We're
Speaker 3: laughing about it. We're having fun.
Speaker 14: I was not.
Speaker 2: I was appalled for everyone that was involved.
Speaker 3: Karma has bit you on the arta.
Speaker 2: What have you done? What's happened?
Speaker 3: So I get home yesterday? The time, yes, it was
Speaker 3: around lunchtime, right, and.
Speaker 2: We left here very early yesterday.
Speaker 3: What did you do? I thinks did like what? Oh
Speaker 3: my god, it's like coming a second wife.
Speaker 2: Stopped because you said I want to get out of
Speaker 2: here early and go home today.
Speaker 3: What did you do?
Speaker 2: What did you do? For three?
Speaker 3: God? What are you tracking me?
Speaker 2: No? Because you just caught get caught up in your
Speaker 2: own life.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 3: I just had a house keeping stuff. I had to
Speaker 3: go to the shops and house.
Speaker 2: I love it when your story is now, let's get
Speaker 2: out of here early this morning because I want to
Speaker 2: get home.
Speaker 3: I had things to do. Okay, I need to get
Speaker 3: a quote on the front tie because I remember I
Speaker 3: got that oh yep, gape dog.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I don't actually care where you are, just like watching.
Speaker 3: Who put the heat up in here? Anyway, get home.
Speaker 4: At lunch time, had three hours to yourself in between
Speaker 4: to get home at lunchtime, and then what happened.
Speaker 3: I've gone to the bathroom right now, kids are lazy upstairs, downstairs, downstairs,
Speaker 3: kids are lazy.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: We are constantly saying to our kids, shut the toilet seat,
Speaker 3: flush the toilet. They can be lazy, just flush the
Speaker 3: bloody toilet. Guys. Yeah, kids are lazy.
Speaker 2: Is that even lazy or just kind of like you're distracted?
Speaker 3: Sorry, kids are feral and lazy, Feryl.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I walked into the bathroom and the toilet had
Speaker 3: like toilet paper. It was like someone had been there. Yeah,
Speaker 3: tell me, terrible's happened. And I hadn't flushed. So I'm like,
Speaker 3: I start swearing a blood of kids. So I flushed
Speaker 3: the toilet. As I flush it, the tide is starting
Speaker 3: to come in quite strong. Again.
Speaker 2: This happened in your house two weeks ago.
Speaker 3: Water is rising and I'm like, oh, this is not.
Speaker 2: It's hard because you can't stop the flush.
Speaker 3: Can't stop it, Lauren, can't stop it.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: It stopped probably five centimeters.
Speaker 2: It stops before the top five.
Speaker 3: Centimeters five centimeters from the top it stopped right, So
Speaker 3: I'm like, where's the plunger. This is rock bottom. Where's
Speaker 3: the plunger? So get the plunger.
Speaker 2: But did you think, hey, this happened last week. Maybe
Speaker 2: there's a big issue at play.
Speaker 3: Agreed, but we need to deal with the current issue.
Speaker 3: So I start plunging the toilet. Water starts going down
Speaker 3: a little bit. I'm like, well that's good, but you.
Speaker 2: Don't think it's time to get in an expert.
Speaker 3: Again, still dealing with the current problem. I take the
Speaker 3: plunger into the after it.
Speaker 2: Because last time it was overnight and you told the
Speaker 2: kids to the neighbors.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I said, the servo and while you're there, get
Speaker 3: that out of chocolate. So I've taken the plunger into
Speaker 3: the laundry sink. So I'm like, oh, wash the plunger.
Speaker 3: Right as I've gone into the laundry sink, I see
Speaker 3: where the water's gone. So now the tide is rising
Speaker 3: in the laundry sink because.
Speaker 2: I plunged the toilet waste from the toilet coming.
Speaker 3: Up through the pipes in the laundry laundry See different pipes,
Speaker 3: all the pipes they're connected, are they? So I start
Speaker 3: freaking out. So I start plunging the laundry sink.
Speaker 2: No, it would be like a sea saw. Then it
Speaker 2: we'll go back to the other.
Speaker 3: Place, spot on Lauren. So I go back to the toilet.
Speaker 3: Forget that little five centimeter buffer we are now. It
Speaker 3: was like an infinity pool, you know, when it's right
Speaker 3: on the edge. So last time the plumber was out,
Speaker 3: God love him, Don.
Speaker 2: Because I couldn't call a plumber. You wanted to use
Speaker 2: your friend's dad.
Speaker 3: Well, he is a plumber. He knows what he's doing
Speaker 3: and he's still on the tools.
Speaker 2: Get a plumber.
Speaker 3: He's a plumber.
Speaker 2: He fixed he didn't Don. Don did not do a good.
Speaker 3: John did good. And Don's back there today.
Speaker 2: Done not good.
Speaker 3: So you know what I had to do yesterday?
Speaker 6: This is.
Speaker 3: How to get a big bit of tupple where And
Speaker 3: had to start.
Speaker 15: Filling it from the back toilet and they would carefully
Speaker 15: walk down the hallway to the on sweet because the
Speaker 15: sweet a different pipe, and I will carefully walk down
Speaker 15: and then pour it into the on sweet toilet and.
Speaker 3: Flush that.
Speaker 2: Using the toilets.
Speaker 3: You just go and put it on the But it's
Speaker 3: the infinity pool. I can't leave it like I need
Speaker 3: to get.
Speaker 2: There, put in the garden and host it down.
Speaker 3: He's not going to pour pool water in the garden.
Speaker 2: Well, you're just putting it in another bathroom.
Speaker 3: You just told me it's all connection, that one separate.
Speaker 2: How did you know that?
Speaker 3: Because Don the plumber Tom not good.
Speaker 2: Don is not good. I would not be trusting big
Speaker 2: Don dons.
Speaker 3: Don't say that. We could be listening. Don, you're doing
Speaker 3: grave see there today?
Speaker 2: Why don't you get a different plumber. If that plumber
Speaker 2: munked it up the first time.
Speaker 3: Now he didn't muck it up, he fixed the problem today.
Speaker 3: We're going to send a camera down there. God, that'll
Speaker 3: be a fun movie to see.
Speaker 2: If there's a hole in the park.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there could be a blockage.
Speaker 2: Do you think do you think one of the children
Speaker 2: has flushed a lego man or a barbie or here
Speaker 2: is my predicament.
Speaker 3: My predicament is who clogged the toilet? Well, no, if someone,
Speaker 3: someone in the house has clogged it.
Speaker 2: Well, no, it's if it's a someone issue.
Speaker 3: If it's a pipe issue, but someone in the house
Speaker 3: has clogged it.
Speaker 2: Because there can be a crack in the pipe underground,
Speaker 2: and then the mud runs in and.
Speaker 3: That could be that, or someone's clobbed it.
Speaker 2: Or Dondon's done it. Because he just wants you to
Speaker 2: keep them in business. He has to pop around.
Speaker 3: Every two weeks. My question is this morning, thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: four to ten, what have you done that you have
Speaker 3: never owned up to? What are you planning on taking
Speaker 3: to the grave?
Speaker 4: Because someone at our friend's house party thirtieth birthday until
Speaker 4: a couple of weeks ago and they found something had
Speaker 4: been flushed down there, so someone arry items someone at
Speaker 4: the party had done that wasn't a bloke.
Speaker 3: We know we're in the clear. Thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 3: is our number? Can I give you that? Can much?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Thirteen twenty four ten is our number? What have
Speaker 3: you done that you have never owned up to? Maybe
Speaker 3: you borrowed someone's card with something by.
Speaker 2: Example, you should own up to something right now that
Speaker 2: you've never We.
Speaker 3: Are out of time in return you do yesterday? Well,
Speaker 3: I have two hundred dollars Archie Brothers vouchers up for grabs.
Speaker 3: Otherwise we can head to Specsavers. You can score a
Speaker 3: four hundred dollars our to drop at spec Savers. Thirteen
Speaker 3: twenty four to ten no names. What have you done?
Speaker 2: Off your chair?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What have you done that you've never owned up to?
Speaker 3: Maybe borrowed someone's car, got up to know good in that.
Speaker 3: Maybe you've kissed someone you shouldn't have.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're kissing someone you.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. What have
Speaker 3: you done that you've never owned up to? Thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: four ten is our number. We are asking what have
Speaker 3: you done that you've never owned up to? Sarah and Frankston,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Welcome on the show.
Speaker 5: Morning.
Speaker 3: How are we all? We're good? I said, no names
Speaker 3: or suburbs. Sarah from Frankie you no, no, it could
Speaker 3: be Debbie from packing him on the line.
Speaker 2: Okay, Sarah, take us back. When was the year? How
Speaker 2: long ago?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 7: Look, it was about three years ago and my son
Speaker 7: lost his teeth to his car and we were looking everywhere.
Speaker 2: Told them, yeah, he.
Speaker 7: Ended up having to get a locksmith out, paid six
Speaker 7: hundred dollars to get the car us. Yeah, about two
Speaker 7: hours after the locksmith left, I found them in my
Speaker 7: hand bag because I've gone out to his car to
Speaker 7: get something out of it, and I still to this
Speaker 7: day have not owned up to it.
Speaker 4: Take it to the grave, sister Sarah, how many times
Speaker 4: did you say to him that day?
Speaker 2: You're so irresponsible. If you can't your keys, you don't
Speaker 2: deserve a car's Lauren.
Speaker 7: That's exactly where I say, And I'm like, do you
Speaker 7: need to get your shit together like it was so.
Speaker 4: You could never never, ever ever tell him. I hope
Speaker 4: your name's not really Sarah, and I hope you're not
Speaker 4: really from Frankston.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten. Or have you never owned up
Speaker 3: to Melbourne? We're asking on thirteen twenty four ten, what
Speaker 3: have you never owned up to?
Speaker 2: There are some things that you just think. I'm going
Speaker 2: to take it to the grave. I don't ever need
Speaker 2: to tell anyone this, but maybe it's eating you up
Speaker 2: inside and today's the day to get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Cam. I'm thirteen twenty four ten, Cam,
Speaker 3: Hi morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: Now are you?
Speaker 4: I was gonna say you happy for us to say
Speaker 4: your name, but we've already said Cam, what have you
Speaker 4: done that you haven't owned up to?
Speaker 10: So about ten years ago I saw a pen at
Speaker 10: a window, smashed it and I blamed her on.
Speaker 2: A bird great at home or at school?
Speaker 6: At home?
Speaker 8: Mom like went running downstairs to mum saying a bird
Speaker 8: just flew into the window.
Speaker 6: She went downstairs looking for the bird.
Speaker 10: It cost her I think like three hundred and sixty
Speaker 10: dollars to replace.
Speaker 2: I never said a single word.
Speaker 3: Brilliant. Well done, cam Katie and Ashburton.
Speaker 4: We're looking for the bird. You would have felt bad
Speaker 4: when mum's out there trying to fix the baby, but you.
Speaker 3: Live the lie then, Yeah, I saw a fly off
Speaker 3: Mum to someone who's not bad, you're a good lie.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you. That's the nicest thing you've ever
Speaker 3: said to me. Hi, Hello, what are you taking to
Speaker 3: the grave?
Speaker 2: Oh it's so bad.
Speaker 6: I could not believe I'm saying it.
Speaker 12: So I used to for a family, and I was seventeen,
Speaker 12: and I slept with the dad.
Speaker 3: Well that escalated from the bird in the window, didn't
Speaker 3: I was dad with mum all of a suddenly, Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: window and the bird.
Speaker 2: I mean dad's a dirty dog. No, yeah, yeah dad.
Speaker 3: Wow, Okay, let's break this down. So no, I we're
Speaker 3: not okay, wow.
Speaker 2: Jeez, yeah wow, that's true.
Speaker 3: Dad never got caught. Seven thirteen twenty four ten is
Speaker 3: our number. Here we go, Anonymous, what do you got
Speaker 3: for us?
Speaker 6: Good morning, guys, how are you?
Speaker 3: We're good?
Speaker 6: Now, that's good, that's good. Okay, So this is nineteen
Speaker 6: years with held internally, but I actually popped off at
Speaker 6: the aisle saying our wedding.
Speaker 5: Beard, you did that?
Speaker 3: She left alone, She left Fluffy off the chain during
Speaker 3: the wee.
Speaker 2: He was saying, was it silent? Was one of those
Speaker 2: silent but deadly ones? Or did everyone hear it?
Speaker 6: Was absolutely silent but deadly deadly?
Speaker 2: And what did her raiment on the on the celebrate?
Speaker 6: So he thinks it's a celebrant?
Speaker 2: Yeah, are you still together?
Speaker 6: Still married? Nineteen years? On the celebrant?
Speaker 9: Though?
Speaker 6: Was our sister in law?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah right so his sister? So yeah, right to
Speaker 3: this day, like that's.
Speaker 9: Ye.
Speaker 2: And did anyone reference it at the time, like were
Speaker 2: people aware of it or just.
Speaker 3: What it has been? A look?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: Absolutely? The best man was aware of this smell? Yeah, yes,
Speaker 6: I love that?
Speaker 3: Did it?
Speaker 2: Has it come up in conversation many times?
Speaker 6: One hundred times?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Do you ever talk about the wedding thing? I remember
Speaker 3: what my sister did.
Speaker 6: Remember sometimes I can feel my face going red.
Speaker 3: Here we go, just forgetting through. We got tickets to
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Speaker 2: Phone, Sally from Marbina. Congratulations the tickets to the Australian
Speaker 2: Grand Prix. Yours amazing, Thank you so much, No worries.
Speaker 3: So you've got tickets to the Formula one and you
Speaker 3: want to go to the medium question for five hundred,
Speaker 3: five hundred dollars? What do you do with yourself something?
Speaker 6: I'm a teacher?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and.
Speaker 5: Hew and hew.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm not sure that'll help you with the question.
Speaker 2: Be one straight away though, even I knew this one, and.
Speaker 3: That's saying a lot. Okay, Sally, rolls are simple. You
Speaker 3: will hear a question, you will hear a three to one.
Speaker 3: You must answer within that time. Okay, okay, all right.
Speaker 3: For five hundred dollars, here's your question.
Speaker 1: Who directed the latest Great Gatsby movie?
Speaker 3: Three?
Speaker 5: Oh god, I have one.
Speaker 2: One of Australia's famous In fact, I would say Australia's
Speaker 2: most famous director, Basloan.
Speaker 13: That's why.
Speaker 2: Also did more on rouge.
Speaker 3: Of course, could be worse. Could be a media teacher
Speaker 3: that were to come back to.
Speaker 2: Buy Yeah, drama teacher.
Speaker 3: Yeah in trouble, Sally, you're not walking away empty handed?
Speaker 3: Tickets to the f one coming your way down.
Speaker 5: Oh that's fantastic, Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: No ways, what's good? Do you work out? You want
Speaker 3: to give it a shout out?
Speaker 2: Oh no, I won't because I didn't get that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Oh, enrollments are down this month.
Speaker 2: Good on, y' sally, have a great day.
Speaker 3: We will play again this time tomorrow. Everyone gets on
Speaker 3: here this week to have a crack at the five
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Speaker 3: on seventy past eight next, luddie.
Speaker 4: I had a girl's dinner last week and it's still
Speaker 4: going and a boy from school popped up in conversation
Speaker 4: and something very embarrassing happens.
Speaker 2: Oh, it happens. This is what we do, chicks. We
Speaker 2: sit around, catch up on old times and then put
Speaker 2: our foot in it.
Speaker 3: Generally, you are on that noble one hundreds I am.
Speaker 3: I'm going through the back catalog of I'm Late to
Speaker 3: the party on this but they call Me Daddy podcast?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, what have you been listening to? If you
Speaker 2: listen to I knew you were going to say that
Speaker 2: for friend death.
Speaker 4: I think maybe when I went on to listen to
Speaker 4: call Me Daddy the other day, I think they've re
Speaker 4: published it pop back up the top. Maybe that's why something,
Speaker 4: because it only popped up on mine again the other day.
Speaker 4: God Heaven help, it's the worse news.
Speaker 3: I should have come to the girls LUNs last week.
Speaker 2: I went to girls dinner. Are you what social media platforms?
Speaker 3: Are you?
Speaker 5: On?
Speaker 3: Insta? I open Facebook every two years and that's it.
Speaker 3: Do the snapchat? Oh?
Speaker 2: Thank god, that would be weird if you were. I think.
Speaker 2: I don't have a TikTok account, but I've got the
Speaker 2: TikTok app, so I can text nowm No, that's Twitter, Dad, TikTok. No,
Speaker 2: we don't you do?
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I am still in my thirties. I don't have a
Speaker 4: TikTok account. I've got TikTok, so sometimes I can. You
Speaker 4: can just open the app and scroll other people's and
Speaker 4: you can search the things, and much like you, I
Speaker 4: have a Facebook account that I thought was deactivated, but
Speaker 4: it's still there and there's no one on it.
Speaker 2: It's just there. I think I had it when I
Speaker 2: first started in radio and you were like joined some
Speaker 2: community groups' fun things.
Speaker 3: Remember your birthday and everyone would post.
Speaker 4: Happy birth the other reason you can find people's birthdays
Speaker 4: and you're not sure, but my.
Speaker 2: Dad is on it.
Speaker 4: So occasionally Dad away like love if you say what
Speaker 4: I posted on Facebook?
Speaker 2: Oh no yet, Dad, let me just go have a look.
Speaker 2: And it was very cute. Actually, the other day he
Speaker 2: posted he caught up with his footy team from fifty
Speaker 2: years ago.
Speaker 3: No, not the homey.
Speaker 2: It was like eight of them footy club did a reunion.
Speaker 3: Did they play a game or they just go for
Speaker 3: a beer.
Speaker 2: And like mid seventies and there was eight in his
Speaker 2: team that were there. I'm like, that's that's really cool.
Speaker 2: And social media can be such a pain, but it
Speaker 2: can also be great to keep people connected. So they
Speaker 2: put an invitation up there they went to that.
Speaker 4: So I'd gone on to look at that and I
Speaker 4: noticed that I had a friend request from this guy
Speaker 4: I went to school with. And I don't know, we're
Speaker 4: still requesting people to be friends on Facebook parents, it
Speaker 4: was like from two days.
Speaker 3: Ago, Oh gee, she's fresh.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, this guy was the hottest guy at my school.
Speaker 2: He was four years older than me.
Speaker 3: Not telling can we just get first note? No initials?
Speaker 2: No, come on, no, because I don't want him to
Speaker 2: hear this. It's embarrassing.
Speaker 3: What's about it? Something like Chad, let's say Chad Toby No,
Speaker 3: Christian Williams. Get you go? Yeah, you go for a William.
Speaker 2: Anyway, he added me on Facebook and I was like,
Speaker 2: now he was four years above me, and he was
Speaker 2: in the athletics team, and some of my friends were
Speaker 2: in the athletics team. So I just watched them and
Speaker 2: we'd all be like, oh, look like we're teenagers and
Speaker 2: he was eighteen and he looked like a man. Then
Speaker 2: you know, and we're here for Chad and I haven't
Speaker 2: seen him since the day he finished year twelve.
Speaker 3: Anyway, how's the profile furder?
Speaker 2: Oh we did it well.
Speaker 4: So one of the girls brought up in conversation, oh
Speaker 4: my god, I bumped into that guy from school the
Speaker 4: other day. He's friends with another school dad, and she'd
Speaker 4: recognized him and was like, oh my god. And to
Speaker 4: keep in mind, I finish school twenty years ago. He
Speaker 4: finished four years before that, so nearly twenty five years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I was like, that's funny you say that
Speaker 2: because I just opened Facebook the other day and he'd
Speaker 2: added me as a friend. She was like, show me.
Speaker 2: So then we went on it and I was like,
Speaker 2: here's the request, and somehow I have waved at him.
Speaker 2: So waving is the new poking about it?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: When did they take poke away? I don't know anyway.
Speaker 2: So then I tried to unwave, like by pushing it again,
Speaker 2: thinking it would unwave at him and he would never
Speaker 2: see it, and it said you have waved again.
Speaker 3: He's like, geez, she's when I'm strong.
Speaker 2: So now I've waved him twice.
Speaker 3: Did you accept the friendship?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: I didn't really busy waving.
Speaker 2: I deactivated the face book page. Will he ever know
Speaker 2: that I've waited him twice?
Speaker 3: Yes, he will. How did he look as he still
Speaker 3: got it? M because I see it Clint the other.
Speaker 2: Day, right, we did a deep dive, very happily marry,
Speaker 2: beautiful family. This is where it gets weird. I haven't
Speaker 2: seen this guy in twenty five years, and I know
Speaker 2: his children.
Speaker 3: Look like God. Someone really went in deep, didn't they?
Speaker 2: Girls?
Speaker 3: You know this is what chickster has. He still got it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's still had so not as I reckon, I reckon,
Speaker 2: he peake, didn't you twelve?
Speaker 3: Because I said to Clint the other day, I'm like,
Speaker 3: look at these guys in the office who were forty.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at them like a man. Look how grown
Speaker 3: up and old you look? Clint? Were their age? Do
Speaker 3: you think we look old to.
Speaker 4: No, because they're here in suits looking like grown ups.
Speaker 4: You're in a pink hoodie trying to hold onto your ut.
Speaker 3: So what you're saying is we don't look forty.
Speaker 2: No, you look like you think you've still got it. Yes,
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 3: Back to a print said he's like, we've still got it?
Speaker 2: Man, No, you think you've still got it. That's a
Speaker 2: big difference.
Speaker 3: I'm churning out of the first bit. All I'm here
Speaker 3: and has still got it. No, we'll hold on to that.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Spotty Spice now turned judge on the Voice Australia.
Speaker 3: Please welcome to the show of Melanie's.
Speaker 2: And she joins us right now. Melanie's say, good.
Speaker 5: Morning, good morning, how are you.
Speaker 2: I'm very well. Where are we talking to you from
Speaker 2: this morning?
Speaker 5: I'm in London at the moment I'm at home.
Speaker 2: Oh, back at home? Is it nice to be home?
Speaker 2: Or are you missing our beautiful Australian shaws?
Speaker 14: Do you know what? I've done so much traveling recently.
Speaker 14: It's good to be home, But I see Australia's a
Speaker 14: bit second home. So I do miss you guys, although
Speaker 14: it is summer here.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: It's always hard being away from isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you would have been out here filming the Voice
Speaker 3: for a couple of months. We love having internationals in Australia.
Speaker 3: How do you find your time?
Speaker 14: He mal absolutely loved every minute of it. I just
Speaker 14: I love being in Australia. The lifestyle, it just suits
Speaker 14: me down to the ground. And to be on the Voice,
Speaker 14: it's the show I love in that genre, in that
Speaker 14: world of shows. It's the one I've always watched and
Speaker 14: always enjoyed. And I just had such a great team
Speaker 14: of people to work with every day. It's like you
Speaker 14: can't call it where, you know. We just went in,
Speaker 14: we were entertained, we heard brilliant singers and we just
Speaker 14: had a right good laugh. So yeah, what an incredible
Speaker 14: thing to do.
Speaker 4: I may before we get to the singers who are
Speaker 4: on your team. There is this kind of I feel
Speaker 4: like resurgence of girl power and boy power. I know
Speaker 4: we've got You've always got Ron and keating from boys' own.
Speaker 4: When you see that amazing singers up there in your mind,
Speaker 4: do you ever look at pacing them together like a
Speaker 4: girl band, because I feel like we haven't had one
Speaker 4: for a while. We're missing the sposcor, We're missing boys.
Speaker 4: We're saying the Backstreet Boys touring again.
Speaker 14: It's so interesting, isn't it, Because it's kind of it's
Speaker 14: a time where we don't have as many new girl
Speaker 14: and boy bands coming through.
Speaker 5: But on that stage, you know, it's difficult.
Speaker 14: It's really difficult because I think there's something just like
Speaker 14: so magical about when a band like that, like a
Speaker 14: like a music group, when it works, you know, something
Speaker 14: like the Spice Girls and Boyzone, it just the stars aligned.
Speaker 14: You know, you need those different personalities, you need those
Speaker 14: different vocal tones to just work together. So I think
Speaker 14: that would be quite a big undertaking to try and
Speaker 14: get something to work in that sense.
Speaker 2: Does it take a genius to put a band like
Speaker 2: that together?
Speaker 14: I wouldn't want to give it, Sam and Powell that
Speaker 14: mantle It worked with one direction.
Speaker 2: Hey barket there, but you have some amazing singers in
Speaker 2: your team.
Speaker 4: The one that got me, and I've watched her audition
Speaker 4: over hundreds of times, is Cassie Henderson. She's from New Zealand,
Speaker 4: but in Australia we claim New Zealanders when they're very,
Speaker 4: very good, so we're claiming her as our own. When
Speaker 4: she watched it with her parents is amazing. But what
Speaker 4: a voice, what a performer?
Speaker 5: Oh they think it's with Cassie. It feels like she's
Speaker 5: already a star. Yeah, you know sometimes she just has
Speaker 5: that star quality.
Speaker 14: She's got a great voice, she moves well, you know,
Speaker 14: she's really comfortable in that world, on that stage. So yeah,
Speaker 14: she's was one of my favorites from the very beginning.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Have you seen that audition where she's watching it with
Speaker 2: her parents.
Speaker 5: Do you know what I've not seen that. I need
Speaker 5: to go back and watch that.
Speaker 2: With her mom and dad watching and dad's crying.
Speaker 3: I think she even she even catches her dad constantly
Speaker 3: watching it and she's like, what's the audition?
Speaker 2: It's very She's my favorite.
Speaker 14: They all do so well though. It's such a lovely
Speaker 14: thing to be a part of it's a great show.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: The other skill you get out of this show is
Speaker 3: you know when you're opening presents in front of someone
Speaker 3: and you have to put on the face like you
Speaker 3: love the gift.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I like watching the show back and when you guys
Speaker 3: hit the buzzer and then I try and watch her
Speaker 3: reactions like went too early on that one, didn't we
Speaker 3: do we regret hitting the button.
Speaker 2: The button regard.
Speaker 14: Honestly, like watching yourself on these shows is the worst thing.
Speaker 14: I have to watch it because you know, I want
Speaker 14: to get better at what I do, but it's like
Speaker 14: cring real.
Speaker 2: So there was this amazing moment where you bought out.
Speaker 2: It was sort of your secret weapon Emma buns and
Speaker 2: popped up on the screen.
Speaker 3: Is she's still doing radio? Melanie over there?
Speaker 2: She is?
Speaker 9: She is?
Speaker 5: Yeah, she works on Global over here.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It is a show to be able to drag you
Speaker 3: into this insistuous industry.
Speaker 2: That we've done radio.
Speaker 14: You know what I've done a little bit of radio.
Speaker 14: It is the most terrifying thing live radio. I remember
Speaker 14: because I used to sit in sometimes for some of
Speaker 14: the other DJs when they were away, and I would
Speaker 14: be like, so tense, do the hell show and then
Speaker 14: when it finished, like my shoulders would drop on I
Speaker 14: just like slide off the chair. So I have I
Speaker 14: have so much respect for you. I think it's a
Speaker 14: beautiful thing to do. It's so lovely when you feel
Speaker 14: sometimes that you're just talking to a person. Yeah right,
Speaker 14: you know you're hoping more than one person listening.
Speaker 3: Right, you make it down a lot more work than
Speaker 3: what we put in. I'll be honest.
Speaker 5: No, it's a skill.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 5: I've done huge shows.
Speaker 14: I've performed at Wembley and Madison Square Garden and all
Speaker 14: these places. But then put me in a TV show
Speaker 14: and I'm like, this isn't my skill set. It's you know,
Speaker 14: we continue to learn, and I think you really have
Speaker 14: to appreciate that everything is a skill.
Speaker 2: Do you still get nervous with all your experiences?
Speaker 5: Always? I get nervous for everything.
Speaker 6: Really.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to compare the Sparse Girls to my kids'
Speaker 3: school musical, but the other week, my eight year old
Speaker 3: and my nine year old was very nervous, and I'm like,
Speaker 3: apparently nerves are a good thing. When you don't have
Speaker 3: nerves and you're not nervous, that's when you shit the
Speaker 3: bed that well.
Speaker 14: The thing is, it's like a sweet spot, right, because
Speaker 14: adrenaline is an amazing thing.
Speaker 5: You know, it gives you this energy in some sense.
Speaker 14: It didn't make you guys know right your performance it
Speaker 14: makes you superhuman. But too much adrenaline too, you know,
Speaker 14: if your nerves is too heavy, they can really scupy
Speaker 14: your performance. So it's just trying to, you know, stay
Speaker 14: within that little balance, which is tough.
Speaker 3: She's a good coach. The Voice enters the second stage
Speaker 3: battles starting Sunday seven of September on Channel seven. Melanie said,
Speaker 3: is always a pleasure. Thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 5: Do we love you on the too, I'll see you soon.
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Speaker 3: one hundred. You are on the air, which and Lauren.
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Speaker 4: Yes, he was off sickly. He's actually been losing his
Speaker 4: voice for about a week. So I'm glad he's taking
Speaker 4: a day to rest, complete vocal rest.
Speaker 2: That'd be hard for Stannie, I know, harder for me.
Speaker 3: I reckon he's out.
Speaker 2: I know Jasu's hoping I catch Clint Laren dreadis.
Speaker 3: I've been saying every day this week, give her hard,
Speaker 3: give her hard mouth. So hopefully he's back on board tomorrow.
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