Speaker 1: Good morning Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Jason Lauren start your morning the right away.
Speaker 3: This is Jason Lauren Nogel one hundred.
Speaker 4: Well, good morning everybody, and welcome to the weekend.
Speaker 3: She comes Kathy, Kathy Freeman. She's made it.
Speaker 5: You should have You've done it.
Speaker 6: Good morning Melbourne.
Speaker 2: You should have worn that Kathy Freeman's speed suit from
Speaker 2: the Olympic Gamesmo grabs the flag.
Speaker 5: Would have made me pass.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know that was a great dash from the
Speaker 3: car park. Thank you, workout dune dump.
Speaker 5: Couldn't agree more.
Speaker 3: Which park on the street.
Speaker 5: On the street this morning.
Speaker 2: That's when you know how your lip glosses falling out
Speaker 2: of your jacket stirrups, what do you call them?
Speaker 6: They actually the lip gloss fell out at the door
Speaker 6: and I was like, I was at the lift and
Speaker 6: I was like, oh my god, it's on the street.
Speaker 3: And I went.
Speaker 6: Into the lip.
Speaker 5: Gloss jack and still yeah.
Speaker 6: Wow, they're printing leggings by the second, printing cash printed leggings.
Speaker 2: How are you guys printed?
Speaker 3: Lord, she's still floating around, well, yeah.
Speaker 5: I think she's still around.
Speaker 3: Is she okay?
Speaker 2: I think there was some sort of issue going back.
Speaker 3: A little bit.
Speaker 5: What I miss nothing nothing.
Speaker 2: Actually, you're actually on spot on.
Speaker 3: Me blowing up about the footy.
Speaker 5: What were you blowing up the draw?
Speaker 3: We'll get to.
Speaker 5: No, you're not allowed to have an opinion on it.
Speaker 6: You haven't supported Collingwood for long enough to be one
Speaker 6: of those people that change in the a f L rule.
Speaker 3: I will have an opinion.
Speaker 2: I can't recall what your opinion was. Yeah, I'm saying
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 3: What it is. Seeds last night, good seats.
Speaker 2: We stood, We stood, were standing where people were? What
Speaker 2: are we a man and woman of the.
Speaker 3: People, man and women of the people standing in our
Speaker 3: corporate box.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we kind of did. We were on high stools
Speaker 5: at the back.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, it was great. It was Actually it was
Speaker 6: a great gam. I mean Hawthorne. They didn'ty kick like
Speaker 6: seventeen points or something.
Speaker 3: Good crowd, good crowd in the box. It was seventy
Speaker 3: six TI box.
Speaker 5: Actually half of Channel seven were there.
Speaker 2: Oh what about that? It was a Channel seven box really?
Speaker 2: Which did him by the mix? So I have no allegiancies.
Speaker 5: It wasn't a Channel seven, No, it was a lot
Speaker 5: of Channel seven people. No, it was great. We had
Speaker 5: a great time. We had we had our Nick watch
Speaker 5: and merch on.
Speaker 3: Did you bring yours? Oh? No, Nicky boys in?
Speaker 6: Yeah I know, Nick, you bought? Yeah, l No, you
Speaker 6: didn't go. How is United at Home on the couch?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Fine?
Speaker 5: How was the Devil West?
Speaker 3: Prata loved it?
Speaker 5: Loved it interesting?
Speaker 6: Most most people I know have loved it, and then
Speaker 6: the people who don't like it they hate? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Really no?
Speaker 6: What was okay?
Speaker 3: Come on, misery gun.
Speaker 4: Our twelve year old producer gen Z was just saying,
Speaker 4: with his sequels never work. I'm like Back to the
Speaker 4: Future too was better than number one.
Speaker 6: I think twenty years later they can work, though, I
Speaker 6: think if they're too close.
Speaker 3: Was it Sex and the City It Went Downhill? Yeah?
Speaker 5: That was like the twenty seventh rebrand of it.
Speaker 3: Do they do two movies?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Oh the movies were great. I love the movies. Anyone
Speaker 5: tell me otherwise?
Speaker 3: I thought the second movie, didn't it take it in there?
Speaker 5: I loved taking That was when they went to Morocco
Speaker 5: or something.
Speaker 4: Isn't it not in the box office? Put it that way? Hey, Nick,
Speaker 4: the Wizard Watson's going to be joining us a little
Speaker 4: bit later on and coming up today. We got four
Speaker 4: thousand bucks worth a fuel to give away.
Speaker 5: That's nice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thanks to our mates from Ford. We're going to
Speaker 4: do that a little bit later on in the.
Speaker 2: Fatastic Frenzy Puel with Ford on a Friday.
Speaker 4: Olivia Rodrigue now at over Olivia Rodrigo dropped dead here
Speaker 4: on over one hundred.
Speaker 3: It is eight past six.
Speaker 6: Good morning Melbourne, Good morning Melbourne.
Speaker 3: We are doing it.
Speaker 4: Thanks so mates, it's already express blue sky sunshine.
Speaker 3: What's that? Twenty six to that?
Speaker 5: Now twenty six Clint go and say it it's.
Speaker 2: Last Chancelloon to get out there, because now I watched
Speaker 2: I did watch the TV news last night and when
Speaker 2: the weather person came on, they did watch Channel ten,
Speaker 2: So I don't know the person who is the you
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 3: I think it's Gary who runs a dock there as well.
Speaker 5: No, No, I get really thrown when tells me the
Speaker 5: weather not the Channel ten.
Speaker 4: You said, is all just a giant green screen? Now
Speaker 4: do you know that it's not a real.
Speaker 3: No, they don't. They have a desk and that's it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and the rest of it's green.
Speaker 6: Like a fake desk.
Speaker 5: They stand before the hologround.
Speaker 3: Like the rooms they just squat. You walk into an
Speaker 3: empty room it's just green.
Speaker 6: Really, and it's all like, isn't the channel I'm on?
Speaker 6: Just a desk and a bunch of screens?
Speaker 2: Yeah, wow, they're real plasmas, actually, like.
Speaker 5: An actual green sp it's a screen green.
Speaker 4: It'll be like us doing this show here and always.
Speaker 4: Here is the desk. Everything around us is great.
Speaker 5: That's a lot in the morning, of course.
Speaker 6: Andrew Sally, she's no, no, no, Jennifer Kitte ten years
Speaker 6: and long.
Speaker 5: How was the experience.
Speaker 2: It was a great experience. They do great journalism. No,
Speaker 2: it wasn't Jennifer Kite. There's another girl called Jade AnyWho,
Speaker 2: the weather girl whose name is Casey. She was a
Speaker 2: blonde lady. She was telling me that it is going
Speaker 2: to turn the ship tomorrow, so this is our last chance.
Speaker 3: Oh you know what she said?
Speaker 6: You know, I think the unnamed blond lady might be correct,
Speaker 6: unnamed blonde lady on the greens maybe Madeline.
Speaker 3: I think it was. That's Maddie. I've worked with her
Speaker 3: for twenty.
Speaker 5: Two Look, it's actually you're wrong.
Speaker 6: Tomorrow is going to be twenty five and sunny.
Speaker 3: Tell the unnamed that's the last time it does.
Speaker 5: Turn on Sunday.
Speaker 4: How bad twenty two and raining that'll come good, that'll come.
Speaker 6: In nineteen seventeen, nineteen fourteen four.
Speaker 3: It's not looking.
Speaker 5: Good anyway into your live weather.
Speaker 3: Guys, it's slow cooker weather.
Speaker 5: No, it's not when it's twenty six. No, we're not.
Speaker 5: We're not talking about we're talking about the positives.
Speaker 3: Positives. What do you put in the cooker?
Speaker 2: Because I've never mastered it, you know, I find it
Speaker 2: always tastes a bit of the bland.
Speaker 3: It always tastes the same real So what.
Speaker 6: Do you have to put because everything blends in. You
Speaker 6: don't just put the meat in, you put all everything done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I just feel like whatever I cook, whether
Speaker 4: it's a chicken dish or a lamb dish, it tastes.
Speaker 3: And the potatoes are always too mushy. Yeah. And I've been
Speaker 3: told a pressure cooker, Yeah, I've heard. I've heard that
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 6: Those things from the nineties when yeah, some mums to
Speaker 6: be like, you know what, explode? And I was always like, whoa,
Speaker 6: Now is it really worth risking our lives every night
Speaker 6: for a pressure cooked meal?
Speaker 3: Mum? Well it's half the time I'm told a slow
Speaker 3: cooker the secret?
Speaker 5: Why is it faster.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, pressure and it's done. That's like a four
Speaker 3: hour Why because it's hot. Yeah, the pressure in the
Speaker 3: heat or the pressure, it's the heat.
Speaker 5: The pressure cooked the lambfaster.
Speaker 2: There's a whole lot of It's like an oven with
Speaker 2: moisture in it, and it's just the moisture, like the
Speaker 2: pressure builds and it just, I'm told, is the secret
Speaker 2: ingredient for a slow cooker.
Speaker 5: That's why everything tastes the same. Tastes like wooster she sauce.
Speaker 3: You don't see him doing like slow cookers. Masters.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, that's cheating.
Speaker 3: Well stop cheating.
Speaker 5: That's performance enhancing.
Speaker 3: Testing them on Master performance.
Speaker 5: Enhancing appliance, because then that shouldn't be allowed.
Speaker 2: I think the same about the ice coam maker. They
Speaker 2: use ice coream makers. We've got don't like I've got one.
Speaker 5: It's sill in the box.
Speaker 6: Remember I tried to buy the slashing machine and I
Speaker 6: realized I brought the scream machine barks.
Speaker 3: And it called a creamy the Kareamy.
Speaker 5: It's still in the box, never been opened.
Speaker 4: I'll give you a mate, it's a lot of work.
Speaker 4: I'm four doors down from a server. I'll just go
Speaker 4: there like I'm.
Speaker 5: Not les get me seen out there.
Speaker 3: Well, you got to make it, then you've got to wait.
Speaker 6: Forty hours, forty eight hours. Yes, who says you know
Speaker 6: what I feel like?
Speaker 5: I feel like some choc chick ice cream on Sunday?
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 6: I'll now I want ice cream. I need it in
Speaker 6: the immediately twenty minutes all less.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got a gelato shop just at the end
Speaker 3: of the street.
Speaker 5: So why did you buy the ice cream marine shop machine?
Speaker 3: I didn't buy my wife.
Speaker 6: Oh anyway, Hey, shout out to Jason Gordi's wife Blue,
Speaker 6: who does a lot for the family.
Speaker 3: Leading buying the ice cream.
Speaker 5: Make well done.
Speaker 6: Sure to be fun for the kids.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, footy last night it's front page of the
Speaker 4: paper today. We had Nick there, Wasard Wat's and joining
Speaker 4: us a little bit later on. But we're chatting the
Speaker 4: drawer next on nov Let's take you to the mcg
Speaker 4: last night.
Speaker 5: Well, Clint and I were there, weren't we.
Speaker 6: First of all, we arrived and you know what Clint
Speaker 6: sataway did Oh don't he said on the ticket going
Speaker 6: gate six, huge crowd like seventy thousand people go in
Speaker 6: Gate six and then we're walking around and goes oh,
Speaker 6: gate five, you can go in any of the gate.
Speaker 6: So I go, no, you've got to go in the
Speaker 6: right gates on the ticket, and he goes, none, what
Speaker 6: area you're in, and you can go to close ones close?
Speaker 2: Sure, you can just go in the one next door.
Speaker 6: So we line up at gate five, go through the
Speaker 6: security scammers like a big kiss people through the bag check,
Speaker 6: walk stand in the line for a couple of minutes.
Speaker 6: As we get up to the gate to scam.
Speaker 3: The tickets, and Dad had Dad had the tickets as well.
Speaker 6: Clint had both tickets, so he scans mine first and
Speaker 6: I got to walk through and it just stops and
Speaker 6: it's flashing red.
Speaker 5: See a tendency attendant man comes. He's like, well, what's happened?
Speaker 6: Clint shows it.
Speaker 5: Tickes mate, you're the wrong gate.
Speaker 6: You got to go to the next one, And I said,
Speaker 6: oh no, I thought you could go in anyone's close.
Speaker 6: He goes, So we have to walk in the opposite
Speaker 6: direction out of the turnstiles, out through all the crowds,
Speaker 6: back through security the wrong way.
Speaker 3: Which by the way, was moving very well, very fast.
Speaker 5: They do a great job in security.
Speaker 3: I bet you didn't bring it up with you I
Speaker 3: heard it a couple of times as we made our
Speaker 3: way up the lift, actually.
Speaker 6: And then I forgot about it till just then anyway,
Speaker 6: so then we toddled around. It was because Clint walks
Speaker 6: around the MCG like the Lord Mayor of the MCG.
Speaker 6: So he's waving to people the lovely There's like a
Speaker 6: collective of older people, gentlemen that work again, and they
Speaker 6: think Clint's like Prince Charles's visited, and then they had
Speaker 6: to reject him and send him back the other way.
Speaker 6: It was absolutely glorious to watch. I was like Camilla
Speaker 6: just toddling after him.
Speaker 5: Charles.
Speaker 2: We had a great night. The hospitality was fantastic. We
Speaker 2: wore very proudly our nick Wizard Watson Badgers. By the way,
Speaker 2: the merch stands after eight this morning. I can't wait
Speaker 2: to see him in reflect On. Now, just stop your
Speaker 2: winging for a second. Let's hear how the match went
Speaker 2: down because Collingwood up by seven points with a minute
Speaker 2: and a half to go, and then the Hawks came
Speaker 2: run bring back. Dylan Moore had this shot at goal
Speaker 2: to level the scores.
Speaker 3: Listen to the crowd, what do we do now?
Speaker 2: It's a great question bt Lauren, what do we do
Speaker 2: now well.
Speaker 3: To waste a bloody time?
Speaker 6: No, it's not. You get two points that could be
Speaker 6: the decision between being in or out of the eight.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing right in rugby league they do.
Speaker 5: Wash your mouth out. Who cares what they're doing.
Speaker 4: You and your tradition got hurt years ago when this
Speaker 4: happened to a grand final.
Speaker 5: Grand finals different We learned the hard way.
Speaker 4: If you go on to extra time like it was
Speaker 4: a great game, you go on to extra time, that
Speaker 4: ten minutes is going to be like watching your grand final.
Speaker 4: Both teams will be playing extra hard, like that'll be
Speaker 4: the best footage tonight.
Speaker 5: I think it's I think it's a bit of a lull.
Speaker 3: I think it's a bit of it's it's I was ropable.
Speaker 6: Well, the great games already been ruined because the umpires
Speaker 6: don't know what they're doing. Because Nick Watson did a
Speaker 6: great tackle and she should have been paid holding the ball.
Speaker 5: He would have got a free kick from there and
Speaker 5: the Hawks would have won. That's the forward there.
Speaker 3: It was a great tackle.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he had much pride, but anyway,
Speaker 2: let's ask him his opinion. When he joined kicked a great.
Speaker 3: Goal, so B asked, what do we do now? Lauren
Speaker 3: and I have the solution.
Speaker 5: You need to play a draw song.
Speaker 6: And whether it is an oss anthem, whether it's like
Speaker 6: this time we're playing to.
Speaker 5: Win by John Farnham or painted.
Speaker 6: Or whether it's just like it needs something you need to.
Speaker 2: We need to mats just silent, and I think the
Speaker 2: players could come. You know, when they sing the song
Speaker 2: in the rooms, they can go to the center of
Speaker 2: the MCG both teams arm in arm and sing something
Speaker 2: like this.
Speaker 1: Everybody, this is the drawer.
Speaker 7: It's simple bors, nobody, I know you'd I know you're do.
Speaker 1: Bad that The score was the same hewer for jor Is.
Speaker 5: You're at the game.
Speaker 6: Can't you see them all arming arm, belting it out altogether.
Speaker 2: Hopefully sung with more enthusiasm than me.
Speaker 6: Well, usually it's good because we've got we've Scott Clint.
Speaker 6: Now we thought Clint could sing that on his own,
Speaker 6: but I got in this morning. You might have wondered
Speaker 6: why it was late. It was because they said we
Speaker 6: need reinforcement on have listened to Clint's raw vocals on that,
Speaker 6: and you.
Speaker 2: Can tell everybody, Wow, this is the draw song.
Speaker 3: It may be quite.
Speaker 2: Simple as beautiful nobody won. I don't mind that there
Speaker 2: was the same heller for a drawer is when you're
Speaker 2: at the game.
Speaker 3: That's what the footballers would sound like, wouldn't they.
Speaker 6: And they do need something and if not that then
Speaker 6: come at us with a better option NFL. But they
Speaker 6: need to play, just even if it's a banger, the
Speaker 6: same song every time.
Speaker 3: Just play an extra ten minute.
Speaker 5: It's playing rock day.
Speaker 6: It's so late when I got home on a school
Speaker 6: now it is late. They like us, what guys are
Speaker 6: going to play another twenty minutes? I'd be like, are
Speaker 6: you serious?
Speaker 3: Olivia Dean Man?
Speaker 4: I need this is number one hundred hey coming up
Speaker 4: later on this morning. Thanks to our mates at Ford,
Speaker 4: we have four thousand dollars worth of fuel to give away.
Speaker 4: I can get a four K fuel card. We selected
Speaker 4: Ford Ranger by Turbo runout models. Conditions apply, you know
Speaker 4: the raptor. I can change my exhaust to sound like
Speaker 4: like gutsy or low and then since I put.
Speaker 6: Driving, it's just for like ego. This actually trained the
Speaker 6: performance of the car. It's just the noise.
Speaker 3: It's just the noise.
Speaker 5: Why would you ever do that? Why would you have
Speaker 5: it loud?
Speaker 3: Of course he would do that. I would.
Speaker 5: I thought I was really loud when they had to
Speaker 5: be loud.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, Like, you know, didn't you go to car
Speaker 4: shows when you when you were young with your boyfriend
Speaker 4: and your six stacker and the s in the boot?
Speaker 6: I never went to a car shows my boyfriend and
Speaker 6: a six stacker on a sub. No, I didn't. I
Speaker 6: didn't do that.
Speaker 5: There's a date, Well, you didn't live I have on
Speaker 5: my car. But that actually makes the car ZI.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I've never driven it sport, drive it in comfort.
Speaker 6: There's an off road setting, and then it's like yeah,
Speaker 6: but the off road setting is so that you can
Speaker 6: actually drive off road. Are you telling me you've got
Speaker 6: a feature on your car that is purely.
Speaker 3: Like FX sound effects? I don't think so.
Speaker 5: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: You're going to do something?
Speaker 6: Oh, where's the buttons?
Speaker 2: Exha hit this for sound effects? Do you have one
Speaker 2: of those horns?
Speaker 3: Go?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: No, Like I can change the suspension.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that does something.
Speaker 4: Right, the steering wheel from sport mode to normal. That
Speaker 4: does the exhaust button and you hit that changes it.
Speaker 5: Must give it. It can't just be sound effects.
Speaker 3: Leave it with me. I'll do some research.
Speaker 6: J You're a great ambassador for that car. Right, it's
Speaker 6: like a Mickey Mouse car. It's got soundfficks.
Speaker 5: It's not sound effects, it's you said it was not me.
Speaker 3: It's performance enhancing sound perform.
Speaker 6: Because you feel tougher a drug car? Does it make
Speaker 6: you feel sexier? Enhancing my performance? When I read the
Speaker 6: engine a bit louder?
Speaker 5: Can we move on anyway?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: We can?
Speaker 6: Because maybe you're this parent now there. Woman has gone
Speaker 6: viral for humiliating her. Do your kids get embarrassed when
Speaker 6: you the engine really loud in your big oreine dropped down?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, so you're guilty of this.
Speaker 6: Well, this woman has declared on her social media that
Speaker 6: she's taking her children out of school and moving schools
Speaker 6: because of something she's done.
Speaker 8: We had one of her friend's birthday parties, and being
Speaker 8: the very organized mother that I am, I had to
Speaker 8: get the present on the way to the party, stopping it,
Speaker 8: came up beeline to the boys' section, get some sort
Speaker 8: of truck situation and a present bag. And being the
Speaker 8: practical woman that I am, I spot some cheeky undies.
Speaker 8: Can never have too many undies, so I joined them.
Speaker 8: We head to the checkout and I think, you know what,
Speaker 8: say the environment. I've got a present bag. I'll pop
Speaker 8: the undies in there for now and take them out later.
Speaker 8: I did not take them out later, opera at the party,
Speaker 8: come back and think, where are those cheeky undies gone? Oh,
Speaker 8: they're still in the present bag. My daughter just gave
Speaker 8: her friends a monster truck and some women's undies for.
Speaker 5: His seventh birthday. She's given the kid.
Speaker 3: She sounds like she's on pa school.
Speaker 6: Ye, that's what the mum's on TikTok a Like really, Oh,
Speaker 6: I gotta be over enthusiastic to get jeez.
Speaker 3: I need to lay down after that. It's a lot.
Speaker 3: She should be voicing ads one of her old producers,
Speaker 3: which one we chortal.
Speaker 6: So she stopped off the child to the a's birthday
Speaker 6: with the monster truck and the Lacey g strings in
Speaker 6: the President.
Speaker 5: You can't go on us?
Speaker 6: Excuse me? Can I go get half that present back?
Speaker 6: When it comes to embarrassing your old boy, imagine thirteen.
Speaker 4: Twenty four ten to join us on the air as well.
Speaker 4: If your parents have embarrassed you, or you're.
Speaker 5: The parent embarrassed humiliated your kids.
Speaker 3: Remember a couple of years ago our marketing photos.
Speaker 5: Were you when you had the camel toe?
Speaker 3: No, not the one when I had the camel toe?
Speaker 5: Do you remember that quick?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: It was quite.
Speaker 6: He was in beige pans and he was leaning on
Speaker 6: the couch with his legs crossed, and he had a
Speaker 6: camp like him.
Speaker 3: Was quite not the cameltoe. Quite a profound.
Speaker 5: Cameltoe, because I'd be embarrassed if I was a kid.
Speaker 3: It wasn't the camel tooe.
Speaker 5: Your dad's got a cameltoe.
Speaker 3: I don't have a camel toote, not anymore.
Speaker 5: Don't do exact them.
Speaker 4: I've got them. It was the one when you and
Speaker 4: I did a photo shoot for some reason. We dressed
Speaker 4: out and I wasn't wearing a shirt. I had like
Speaker 4: an open jacket.
Speaker 6: Oh, they were outfits for someone else, and I thought,
Speaker 6: let's put these on.
Speaker 5: This will be fun.
Speaker 3: And there's a joke at the photoshoot, pre.
Speaker 6: Sort of taking the piss. And then marketing saw them
Speaker 6: and said we want to use these and were.
Speaker 4: So they printed them on bus shelters and one of
Speaker 4: the bus puss shelters was right outside of my kid's school.
Speaker 5: You look like a.
Speaker 6: Pimp and the kids did you're in a hot pink suit.
Speaker 6: I'm done with you with your.
Speaker 3: My chest out?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you rug out.
Speaker 4: I remember dropping Felix at school and he's like, Dad,
Speaker 4: you're on the bus shelter outside.
Speaker 6: Oh, I'd want to change schools. Oh my, that's terrible.
Speaker 3: That's what you do for work.
Speaker 5: That's what's paying the bills.
Speaker 3: I'm so proud.
Speaker 6: Okay, I remember mateen twenty four ten. By the way,
Speaker 6: how did your parents humiliate you?
Speaker 2: I was living in London at the time and Mum
Speaker 2: came to visit me and we decided to go off
Speaker 2: to Ireland and hire a car and do a little,
Speaker 2: great little tree around island.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: The problem was every time we checked into a airb
Speaker 2: and b or a bed and breakfast, Mum would introduce
Speaker 2: me as her partner because the first one we went
Speaker 2: to they said, oh, you and your husband are great
Speaker 2: to see you, so Mum thought it was a great joke.
Speaker 2: Every time we used to check in and it was
Speaker 2: just a blood would drain from my face.
Speaker 5: Oh he's got a cougar.
Speaker 6: Then wouldn't they be like, oh, sorry, we had you
Speaker 6: in twin beds now I'll put you in a king
Speaker 6: yeah for you and your're a younger.
Speaker 3: Man, upgrade to the honeymoon's and then.
Speaker 6: You come home and you in tones. You got rose
Speaker 6: petals all over your king bed.
Speaker 4: And it's obviously rotating. It's in the shape of a
Speaker 4: love heart the bed.
Speaker 6: Do those bed?
Speaker 5: Do those hotel rooms actually exist?
Speaker 3: I think they're out there? Do they?
Speaker 4: Pretty sure? Is our number? How did your parents embarrass you?
Speaker 4: Or wire you the parent and you embarrassed kids? Join
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Speaker 3: How'd embarrass the kids? Or how did your parents embarrass you? Lauren?
Speaker 2: We've just been out on the deck getting photos of
Speaker 2: this beautiful sunrise in Melbourne. It's like all the colors.
Speaker 2: It's like gelato, isn't it. It's like pinks and oranges.
Speaker 6: And colors, reds underhilks.
Speaker 2: Just a beautiful way to start your morning. Jason puts
Speaker 2: in a good mood.
Speaker 3: You should go. I'll go out through the next break.
Speaker 4: Hey, coming up this morning on nov We've got four
Speaker 4: thousand bucks worth of free fuel. We're going to offload
Speaker 4: a little bit later on and Nick the Wizard Watson's
Speaker 4: going to be in be interesting to hear his take
Speaker 4: on the draw.
Speaker 3: Well, they should be happy because they got out of jail.
Speaker 4: No, no, but whether you know he would have been
Speaker 4: happier if they went extra I'm sure they Yeah, we're
Speaker 4: talking about humiliating parents. Have they embarrassed you or have
Speaker 4: you embarrassed your kids? Jess in t.
Speaker 6: Tallomaroon this morning.
Speaker 9: Yes, good morning guys.
Speaker 3: Morning.
Speaker 9: So my mom actually used to do National Bodybuilding when
Speaker 9: I was a kid.
Speaker 4: Oh, that freaks me out people that do the bodybuilding
Speaker 4: with the nine tans?
Speaker 5: And did you do the tans? Jests?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, my dad used to do it for it.
Speaker 6: Right And so did you just find it completely humiliating
Speaker 6: that she mum was in her Bikinian high Hills on
Speaker 6: a stage.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 9: I was actually proud of her when I was a kid,
Speaker 9: but then when she started to post photos of it
Speaker 9: on Facebook and kids from my class would see it
Speaker 9: and call my mom and milk.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, yes, just a strong milk.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's funny because it's actually a compliment.
Speaker 5: But when it's your mom, you're like.
Speaker 11: Oh, my mum being called a milk No, no, Kayla.
Speaker 2: No, good morning, good morning? How are we on this Friday?
Speaker 5: God?
Speaker 12: How are you?
Speaker 3: They were good? We're fantastic, little twenty of your parentals
Speaker 3: embarrass you.
Speaker 12: Yes, my so, my mom and dad when we were younger,
Speaker 12: we used to have an ice cream there and my
Speaker 12: dad loves to embarrass my sister and I life just
Speaker 12: loved it. So he would drop us off at school
Speaker 12: and he would turn the music as we.
Speaker 6: Would walk, and dad would have thought it was love it.
Speaker 5: I loved it. And what did the other kids at
Speaker 5: school say?
Speaker 12: Oh, look, they just knew my dad was a bit
Speaker 12: of a prankster.
Speaker 3: It just changes though. If you were in prep, you'd
Speaker 3: be like, that is awesome from the minute you're in.
Speaker 6: Like, no, it's actually just when it's your dad. If
Speaker 6: it was anyone else's dad, you'd be like, how sick
Speaker 6: has an ice cream van. But when it's your own,
Speaker 6: you're like, Dad, you're the most embarrassing him in on
Speaker 6: the planet.
Speaker 3: Mister whip, please park around the corner.
Speaker 5: Weepy imagine what your friends.
Speaker 6: They'd be like, it's here. Did you ever get embarrassed
Speaker 6: by your dad dropping you off in the Solarium van
Speaker 6: with the number plate?
Speaker 3: He used to beat the horn as well.
Speaker 4: Man's here and Tan some executive producer, Brady.
Speaker 6: You've been doing this in this studio for three years.
Speaker 6: Have you not learned how to not make that microphone square? Yet?
Speaker 13: Sometimes it's very loud.
Speaker 6: It's a good story.
Speaker 13: So my dad once embarrassed me. He didn't know that
Speaker 13: I was having a sleepover with some friends. And my
Speaker 13: dad's a quite a fit man, and he went on
Speaker 13: his cycle, which he does every Saturday and Sunday, and
Speaker 13: anyway that we got up in the morning and Dad
Speaker 13: used to do exercises when he got home from cycling,
Speaker 13: but he does of them in the nude, so we
Speaker 13: will do it. And Dad was doing his nude exercises
Speaker 13: his heart rate monitor on, and he's unfortunately bigger than
Speaker 13: me in every sense of the word.
Speaker 3: And we all just.
Speaker 13: Got stuck there looking at it in the eye.
Speaker 4: Like father, like Sonny you no, no, by the sound
Speaker 4: of it, not like Father.
Speaker 6: Just likes being in the new that's the only thing
Speaker 6: they've got in common. Oh dad, you can't be You
Speaker 6: can't your parents.
Speaker 4: You don't like naked men in socks? Swea do you
Speaker 4: sit on naked men while still wearing the heart rate.
Speaker 5: Be my dad? Repulsive?
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Speaker 4: I hear Nick, the Wizard Watson is going to be
Speaker 4: in the house after eight o'clock this morning. We'll get
Speaker 4: him to weigh in on the drawer last night. Not
Speaker 4: only that, we have invites to our and your Mother's
Speaker 4: Day lunch coming up too.
Speaker 6: Now, to those people I know, please stop texting me.
Speaker 6: I cannot invite demand any personal guests to this. This
Speaker 6: is all our listeners and my mum's coming Lizzie. Now,
Speaker 6: I like Lees loves interacting with your listeners.
Speaker 5: Is she can we after last year?
Speaker 3: Can we talk about what happened last year?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 6: No, no, no no no no no no no no no.
Speaker 4: Just when she arrived, This is what I love about
Speaker 4: your mum. Right when she arrived at the Mother's Day
Speaker 4: lunch last year, she went around the room introducing herself.
Speaker 3: She was a queen mother.
Speaker 5: She's Queen Lizzie.
Speaker 6: My dad has a Pon tromp for doing the same
Speaker 6: thing at the round final break.
Speaker 3: He does on liz On Lauren's mother.
Speaker 6: Oh thanks for listening to her show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you've probably heard about that. She tells
Speaker 5: stories about me all the time.
Speaker 3: Then she went around meeting all different people in different couples.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And there were some people that were there with oh
Speaker 6: I know this, with their moms. Some people were there
Speaker 6: with their friends, that were moms. Some people there were
Speaker 6: colleagues that were moms.
Speaker 3: Some people were there with just their partners. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: mistakes happened.
Speaker 5: Her mum got confused. She said, that's just.
Speaker 3: Happy mother your this must be your lovely mother.
Speaker 6: And he said, no, this is my beautiful wine.
Speaker 4: Elizabeth Taylor at is thirteen past seven here at No
Speaker 4: Good Morning. You're on the air with Chase and Lauren
Speaker 4: Clinton as well. We're doing it thanks to our mates
Speaker 4: at Shechella Areata Express. My wife went to the Devil
Speaker 4: was proud of last night. She was happy with it.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's great. It's a crack up.
Speaker 4: And that's what you can see in gold class with
Speaker 4: us and your Mother's Day lunch and we'll whine and
Speaker 4: dine you a no.
Speaker 2: The stomach full after a date. No, but this is
Speaker 2: going to be fantastic. You can't wait for it.
Speaker 3: Not yet, but later on after seven thirty of Melbourne.
Speaker 5: We're going to spoil you.
Speaker 2: Jase Hawkins, Yeah, thank you. I was going to ask
Speaker 2: for some sad music in memoriam.
Speaker 6: In memoriam have we lost now?
Speaker 2: Well, the graveyard of nightclubs has just got that little
Speaker 2: bit bigger.
Speaker 6: Lauren guys, are we turning into Sydney? Remember when Sydney's
Speaker 6: night laft ight?
Speaker 3: Well no, no, it's just no, it's really in Sydney.
Speaker 3: I couldn't get a beer after midnight. I was like,
Speaker 3: what is going on?
Speaker 5: We must have an intervention. Bring Melbourne's Nightline.
Speaker 2: One of Melbourne's favorite and most renowned hot spots, has
Speaker 2: gone the way of Cuba and frostbites ap.
Speaker 6: What's happened?
Speaker 3: Which one Gotham City got done again? I got them still?
Speaker 5: Okay, well it's not really actually.
Speaker 3: Seg Lucky Cock is to Gotham City.
Speaker 5: I love the Lucky Cockah to do five dollar pizzas.
Speaker 3: Is this the big red building with the big.
Speaker 5: Cock on it like the rooster?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just from there.
Speaker 5: It was one of on the corner of High Street,
Speaker 5: Travel Street.
Speaker 2: It's been described as one of Melbourne's go to late
Speaker 2: night default night spots.
Speaker 3: You know, when you sort of can't get in somewhere,
Speaker 3: you could.
Speaker 6: Also get a pizza at like two am. You could
Speaker 6: sit in like the bar in a night class. I
Speaker 6: love that about five dollars. The pizzas were always five
Speaker 6: dollars in Wood the pizza What was the one on
Speaker 6: Brunswick Street that was like the sister restaurant had the
Speaker 6: giant baby, you know, the big.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I know, come on what they've shut they're shutting,
Speaker 4: or they've shut they're shut.
Speaker 2: So they celebrated closing with a twelve hour session DJ session,
Speaker 2: which I can't believe I missed.
Speaker 5: Twelve hours, but it's done hours of what eight to
Speaker 5: eight or something?
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: It kicked off at three pm and went through for
Speaker 2: the next twelve hours to three am.
Speaker 3: What a type great memories.
Speaker 6: I had a twenty four hour license.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it was either you're right, get a
Speaker 2: pizza at Lucky Cock or go down to Japelly's and
Speaker 2: have a pasta.
Speaker 6: That yeah, twenty four hours as well. Everything they tasted
Speaker 6: it's still going.
Speaker 4: Do you have to be couples out there this morning
Speaker 4: that would have met probably at the Cock.
Speaker 6: Got lucky at the Lucky Cock?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, open to go there. I reckon.
Speaker 6: I went there twice a week, twice a week, like yeah,
Speaker 6: because we'd all go out and then at like two
Speaker 6: am would be should we put up some start pop
Speaker 6: into the Lucky Cock for one more get a pizza
Speaker 6: before we go home?
Speaker 3: You justify the pizza.
Speaker 5: Line in the stomach. I must have right in my house.
Speaker 2: I must dad guys. That's in a farewell post on
Speaker 2: social media. The team at Lucky Cock thank patrons for
Speaker 2: twenty years of outstanding support and service. Thank you, but
Speaker 2: notice for you there are quote.
Speaker 3: Exciting things to come. They closed rebrand. We might get
Speaker 3: the Lucky Cock.
Speaker 4: Hey, thirteen twenty fourten is our number bucking Rooster. What
Speaker 4: nightclub did you meet your partner?
Speaker 5: I did not meet my partner in our club?
Speaker 6: I did. I fell in love it, I fell in love.
Speaker 6: It's every nightclub. I fell in love at Saratoga.
Speaker 5: I fell in love.
Speaker 6: Oh did I fall in love at a few times?
Speaker 6: Good goalie? Behind those cages what you know, like the bars?
Speaker 2: I don't remember cages at E?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I remember the private like the booths had the
Speaker 6: but it looked like you were behind the bars cages.
Speaker 3: Do we go to the same mete?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 2: I think I remember. I do have sketchy memory. There
Speaker 2: was a guy I put you in a cage?
Speaker 6: No, it was it the you know they were like
Speaker 6: they were like cages, the private. Who's probably a little
Speaker 6: Boots Brodie. You would know what I'm talking about Brady.
Speaker 3: If you put someone in a cage in the nightclub.
Speaker 13: Absolutely they were great.
Speaker 3: Those cages.
Speaker 6: They were like bars, and that was if you had
Speaker 6: a boot you.
Speaker 3: Were there and it was it was cag.
Speaker 5: No, it felt like a cake.
Speaker 3: There were cages at Heat nightclub.
Speaker 5: I never did Heat night clubs a Heat night.
Speaker 3: Great places, all right?
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten. What nightclub in Melbourne did you
Speaker 4: fall in love?
Speaker 6: And I fell in love at Bootique everything?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yes? What was the one up the road
Speaker 2: from Booders that we start at? Oh no, I put your.
Speaker 5: Street.
Speaker 6: You'd go for cocktails first.
Speaker 3: It was delicious. Anyway, we'll get there to go to.
Speaker 6: Oh no, it's killing me as welliky.
Speaker 3: Do you know what?
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter, it does does, but we'll we'll tell
Speaker 2: you soon.
Speaker 5: We ain't going anywhere. We don't leave until I work
Speaker 5: this out. You'd go to work it out in the brain.
Speaker 6: No, before you went taboo take got a Friday up.
Speaker 3: We did it all the time.
Speaker 5: You and I wait. I want to say, give us
Speaker 5: a call.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, thirty twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: Is our number. What nightclub in Melbourne did you fall
Speaker 4: in love in?
Speaker 3: Have you got it? Wait?
Speaker 5: One of my friends is texting, come on, George, come
Speaker 5: through the goods. Here we go. Oh no, it wasn't
Speaker 5: the railway Jorgan G.
Speaker 2: I say thanks, I'll save you here, thanks to the
Speaker 2: memories because we're remembering the great work of Lucky Cock
Speaker 2: this morning, which is closed its doors up after twenty years?
Speaker 6: Did you ever go you? Probably?
Speaker 5: You probably missed it today.
Speaker 3: I will pass the locks Messina's a couple of doors down.
Speaker 6: I also feel like it was a real like I
Speaker 6: went there a lot in my twenty so I would
Speaker 6: say it doesn't been around for a long time.
Speaker 3: No offense to it.
Speaker 4: It just didn't look appealing from the outside because it
Speaker 4: was dark windows.
Speaker 6: Well not as a man your age, What the hell
Speaker 6: does that mean? You're a sophisticated, grown adult.
Speaker 3: Man while sophisticated as a a stretch.
Speaker 5: I just think you probably were.
Speaker 6: I'm more of a wine your prime and Lucky Cock's
Speaker 6: prime did not.
Speaker 3: It's a bit grungy. It was a bit grungy, the
Speaker 3: old Lucky cap.
Speaker 5: Do you know what I'm saying, he's a bit grungy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now if only the walls could talk, because there would
Speaker 2: have been a lot of now couples swing through that
Speaker 2: place and have a great We're not swinging maybe, but
Speaker 2: you know, pass through the doors.
Speaker 3: That's what we're asking.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten did you fall in love in
Speaker 4: a nightclub around Melbourne?
Speaker 6: I mean, who didn't fall in love?
Speaker 4: And Catherine, are you still before you reveal we you
Speaker 4: fell in love? Are you still with the partner?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 12: Yes, we've been together for twenty years.
Speaker 3: And where did that twenty year relationship start?
Speaker 14: We met in two thousand and eight?
Speaker 4: Where?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 15: Where?
Speaker 12: Sorry?
Speaker 6: In Billboards?
Speaker 3: Yes you did? Oh?
Speaker 5: Is that still going?
Speaker 3: One of my faves?
Speaker 14: I think it is still Hasson.
Speaker 15: Yes, has night.
Speaker 6: I believe Jazz loves it. Our producer, he's fist pumping
Speaker 6: out there. You big fan of billboards?
Speaker 3: No, that's where.
Speaker 1: Is where we do bingo loco?
Speaker 3: Oh that's Billboard even I've been there. Yeah, yes you have.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can see people falling in love in the
Speaker 4: dark wings like on the site it's just falling.
Speaker 6: Last time I was there, I wasn't falling in love.
Speaker 3: It's a ripper that place it is, isn't.
Speaker 5: It going strong?
Speaker 3: Billboards? Tiffany, good morning, Good morning?
Speaker 2: Where did you fall in love?
Speaker 3: What nightclub? Cramer's night spot?
Speaker 6: Cramers, where's grow from the press of my market? Oh?
Speaker 3: Cramer?
Speaker 6: And how are you still with the person who fell
Speaker 6: in love with?
Speaker 3: No, he's the father of my children. But we were
Speaker 3: to give thirty years.
Speaker 6: Oh, but we've dropped him. Yeah, Crimers third year love
Speaker 6: story is pretty impressive.
Speaker 3: That's what lasted long year married? Your Crimers us are
Speaker 3: still lyrics.
Speaker 4: The twenty four ten is our number? And where did
Speaker 4: you fall in love?
Speaker 6: The met True?
Speaker 5: Oh the Metro.
Speaker 2: We were talking about this last night because a friend
Speaker 2: of mine stayed at Metro last night.
Speaker 3: It's now a hotel.
Speaker 6: It's now the it's actually a beautiful hotel. But yeah,
Speaker 6: the old Metro.
Speaker 4: I I just had a flashback and made of mine
Speaker 4: dated a girl he met at Planet Hollywood.
Speaker 3: We were there for there.
Speaker 5: Was she patron or did she patron patron?
Speaker 6: It's nice?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Planet Hollywood? Was it the Liane up on the walls?
Speaker 3: Was it Marilyn Monroe.
Speaker 6: I'll hang on planet. Hollywood is in the restaurant that yes,
Speaker 6: Oh I thought it was a strip joint. No, that
Speaker 6: one called Hollywood's.
Speaker 3: That's Holly.
Speaker 2: No, that's actually it's actually it's a visial name is
Speaker 2: Hollywood show Girls?
Speaker 6: Oh I believe that's. Oh that's where I thought they
Speaker 6: fell in No, people have fallen in love there, oh,
Speaker 6: Hollywood show Girls, Gold.
Speaker 2: Coast, and then they leave alone.
Speaker 5: Some don't.
Speaker 3: Candy, you're going to make a great We're going to
Speaker 3: have a lovely life together.
Speaker 6: Candy.
Speaker 5: They always called Candy Hollywood.
Speaker 3: So what's the correct name?
Speaker 6: Hollywood's on the Gold Coast. Yes, I've seen the sign
Speaker 6: before Andy's credit card charge. No, it would probably it
Speaker 6: had come up as something obscure like Dan's car wash.
Speaker 3: Your statement? What is it's been?
Speaker 5: Accountancy fee check?
Speaker 3: It's got to well again, look at all the.
Speaker 5: Holly a Now the work trip for Clint.
Speaker 3: Welcome morning, Melbourne, just go on twenty two to eight.
Speaker 6: Hello, gorgey morning out there to raise Melbourne weather.
Speaker 3: Last night at the g.
Speaker 5: He was lovely.
Speaker 2: It was nice, wasn't nice?
Speaker 6: Lovely? And as we walked well, we thought maybe we
Speaker 6: might have to walk home. As we were trying to
Speaker 6: get out. He sort of walked quite far to get to.
Speaker 5: But I just was like, this is a magnificent night.
Speaker 3: Well it was a cracker of a game, not a
Speaker 3: great ending.
Speaker 6: I loved.
Speaker 5: A Richmond supporter, I loved A.
Speaker 3: Draw is as good as a win? No it isn't.
Speaker 5: Well, it's half as good as a winds waste of time.
Speaker 6: Really, two points debate, and the two points could be
Speaker 6: the difference between making the finals and not making the final.
Speaker 4: Nick the was Watson will be an after eight this morning.
Speaker 4: We'll see how the players feel about it. Poor bloody
Speaker 4: Brian didn't know where to Rome last night.
Speaker 5: I know roaming Brian go home in time.
Speaker 6: So he started. He started in the in the Collingwood rooms,
Speaker 6: wandered around a bit. Then he was like, it's a
Speaker 6: bit flattening here, let's go to the Hawthorne rooms. Then
Speaker 6: he went over there and some woman lady I should
Speaker 6: say called don't know name, actually Culture Deer's mum ripped
Speaker 6: into for pronouncing Kulshad's name, and.
Speaker 5: He was like, okay, great to see, thank you, And
Speaker 5: then he went and spoke.
Speaker 2: To should have gone and spoke to the umpires.
Speaker 5: He went and spoke, well, yeah, they were the real winners,
Speaker 5: weren't they.
Speaker 3: Weren't they?
Speaker 6: Yep. Then he went and spoke to I don't know
Speaker 6: another place family, and then he was like, I'm going
Speaker 6: to get out of here. And then he went and
Speaker 6: stood in the hallway between the two and he goes,
Speaker 6: that's Collingwood rooms and that's worth one rooms.
Speaker 5: And I don't know where to go and I don't
Speaker 5: know what.
Speaker 3: See's That's why you count of a draw. Poor Brian,
Speaker 3: he was glass.
Speaker 5: Woy did somebody think of Brian?
Speaker 3: I do you know what?
Speaker 2: Jas Lyon and I have a solution, and we're going
Speaker 2: to see what Nick Watson thinks of it.
Speaker 4: After a All right, before we get to that though,
Speaker 4: coming up our annual Mother's Day lunch, and this is
Speaker 4: a cracker A. Village Cinemas have given us a couple
Speaker 4: of gold class cinemas. You can experience The Devil Wears
Speaker 4: prior to in Gold class with us. Just hit up
Speaker 4: Village Cinemas dot com dot a you anytime you want
Speaker 4: to book tickets. But if you want to come along
Speaker 4: with us to our Mother's Day lunch.
Speaker 3: Oh where are we? Where are we going before the
Speaker 3: movie No Boo.
Speaker 6: Oh, Well, thirteen twenty four ten is our number. You
Speaker 6: can nominate a mum. You can bring your mind. Maybe
Speaker 6: you are a mom.
Speaker 3: Hit us up call now for invites.
Speaker 6: To laurence mother, stay, lunch.
Speaker 3: Question, question, dress code, Well for you, Jayce. When I'm
Speaker 3: wearing a suit, you're wearing a suit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'll wear a gout sit.
Speaker 4: I don't and then I'll rock up to as like
Speaker 4: the monopoly man in the top hat and you guys, lord.
Speaker 5: Just laugh at me and we'll be jeans.
Speaker 3: That's a theory. Now, I think a nice china and
Speaker 3: a colored shirt for the moment.
Speaker 6: Whatever makes you feel your best, I would say it's.
Speaker 3: Up to you. You do your mum, feel good, look.
Speaker 6: Good days all about you. There is zero pressure, zero expectations.
Speaker 6: It is just a bunch of moms and people who
Speaker 6: love their moms or love a mom.
Speaker 5: And we're all getting to celebrate the moms.
Speaker 3: Of blow Wave.
Speaker 2: Blow Wave bar will be bursting, won't it blow in
Speaker 2: the leader.
Speaker 4: So we are going to wind and dine you at
Speaker 4: No Boo. You can celebrate Mother's Day at Crown Melbourne.
Speaker 6: I have seen the menu. I have approved the menu,
Speaker 6: and Jason, the black cot is on the.
Speaker 3: Menu, so is I believe we have the chicken as
Speaker 3: well at some point a chicken dish.
Speaker 6: It's it's largely a surprise, but the black.
Speaker 3: It is unbelievable.
Speaker 4: So look, you can celebrate Mother's Day of Crown Melbourne
Speaker 4: with unforgettable dining and experiences there. Because after we want
Speaker 4: to dine. You were taking the mums a few champagne
Speaker 4: to village cinemas to what the Devil Wears prior.
Speaker 5: To always want to do a conger lime maracas.
Speaker 3: I think that'd be a bit too.
Speaker 5: Anyway, the boy from OZB there leading the congo lime.
Speaker 3: You laugh, but I reckon after a couple of bubble.
Speaker 6: Will have a broken ankle or something. If the champagne
Speaker 6: doing a con the line through the Crown, it's a
Speaker 6: bit of a war.
Speaker 3: The gaming, that's what I was about to last. The
Speaker 3: gaming don't but we can.
Speaker 5: Reckon we take the mom through the gam.
Speaker 4: I reckon there be a couple that will want to
Speaker 4: have a herd on dolphin Treasure or something like that.
Speaker 3: The Pyramids. I don't want to play the Pyramids.
Speaker 6: I'll put it all on Red Dark five dollars on
Speaker 6: red on that what do you call that? One?
Speaker 3: Roulette or the Big Wheel?
Speaker 6: A big we go to the anyway, we will be
Speaker 6: going to Village Gold Class. That's what we'll be doing,
Speaker 6: having some more champagne and some dessert after we've won
Speaker 6: big on the Big Will. And then we're going to.
Speaker 5: Watch the Devil Wes parta too.
Speaker 6: And if Clinton Jays aren't in the cinema, you'll find
Speaker 6: them down on the Big Wheel that having a bunch
Speaker 6: of cranberry. Aren't they free while you play the table?
Speaker 6: That's what they That's what they do in vague.
Speaker 4: If you want to check out the Devil Wears Prottor
Speaker 4: and Gold Class yourself, you can book a Village Cinemas
Speaker 4: dot com dot are you?
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, I love Gold Class.
Speaker 3: Let's put another one on. Let's put another one on.
Speaker 6: You're joking, Oh my god, Ebony, how do you want
Speaker 6: to celebrate Mother's Day?
Speaker 14: Oh my gosh. Okay, so just every every mum is amazing.
Speaker 14: As you know, I've recently become a mom myself, and
Speaker 14: I've realized how hard it is. And my mom actually
Speaker 14: did it all by herself. She was from Tazzie. She
Speaker 14: came to Melbourne. She had no family support because my
Speaker 14: dad was working and then when he came home, she'd
Speaker 14: go work all night and then be a mum again
Speaker 14: from birth with two children. And she said all work
Speaker 14: and now that I've got to make you myself, I'm like,
Speaker 14: how did she do that? Because I couldn't do this
Speaker 14: without her. So I just can't wait to spoil her
Speaker 14: because that's what she deserves.
Speaker 6: Ebanie Watts. Mum's name Sharon.
Speaker 5: Sharon wants your little baby's name.
Speaker 14: My baby's name is Alaska, Alaska.
Speaker 5: And what does it mean to you to be a mum?
Speaker 14: Oh, this is the best time in my life. I've
Speaker 14: never been so happy the world.
Speaker 3: It is absolutely ebane. You sound very emotional. But do
Speaker 3: you want to join the Hunger Line, Jason, Sharon sounds
Speaker 3: like you'll be on the Congo line.
Speaker 14: Yes, she will be both be on the Congo.
Speaker 6: Okay, well if you if you're committing to the Congo line,
Speaker 6: you can come to Ebony and Sharon.
Speaker 5: We will see you at our very special no the
Speaker 5: Mother's Day.
Speaker 9: Thank you so.
Speaker 14: Much, I really appreciate it. Good on to meet you
Speaker 14: and your mum can't wait to meet you.
Speaker 15: Guys, thank you now?
Speaker 6: Can I just say also, some of the women might
Speaker 6: be leaving wearing Prada. Oh, we got some surprises for you, mom, Rada.
Speaker 3: We've got little gifts.
Speaker 6: Jesus, it never wears Prada, but a lot of other
Speaker 6: people also wear Prada.
Speaker 3: You're not.
Speaker 5: My favorite handbag might be wearing Prada.
Speaker 4: My favorite handbag is the dessert handbag that we are
Speaker 4: serving during the movie. Have you seen those little chocolate handbags?
Speaker 4: Also a surprise?
Speaker 5: Okay, do you want to tell them how the movie finishes?
Speaker 3: To you?
Speaker 6: Just because I said something? Did you have to say
Speaker 6: something too?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 3: Why did you ruin the surprise?
Speaker 6: Stop talking?
Speaker 5: Don't say anything.
Speaker 3: Everyone's going to get a showbag as well.
Speaker 6: When I'm going to the Melbourne show.
Speaker 5: Work it out, brother, Jason Lauren showbag.
Speaker 4: It sounds like a very classy event at conger line
Speaker 4: of the showback.
Speaker 6: Oh God, good heavens. It's going to be great, guys,
Speaker 6: and there's more chances to win next week.
Speaker 4: Hey, if you didn't get through on the phones, you
Speaker 4: can register actually go to the Nova player app or
Speaker 4: novfm dot com dot a year.
Speaker 6: I'd like to point out it's not just a women's events.
Speaker 6: It isn't if you're a man and you'd like to
Speaker 6: nominate your wife who's a wonderful mother, or if maybe
Speaker 6: you want to bring your mum.
Speaker 3: We spoke to Mitch yesterday. He's bringing his lovely partner.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but we probably I mean, there's you two too,
Speaker 5: We probably need.
Speaker 3: Nothing like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but also it will be largely screaming women.
Speaker 4: Yeah that I'll get the blokes registring. It is just
Speaker 4: eleven to wait. We are continuing our quest to find
Speaker 4: Melbourne's best, and we've had some crackers. We found Melbourne's
Speaker 4: best potato.
Speaker 5: Cake, best hop hip, best barn Me.
Speaker 3: Oh the barn Me was my favor.
Speaker 6: We decided we just didn't like much and we were
Speaker 6: with the wrong people to judge was not for us.
Speaker 6: After we'd had three massive cups of it.
Speaker 4: We found Melbourne's best scroll Hotcross bun as well. But
Speaker 4: today something very close to our hearts.
Speaker 1: We must try Meln's best.
Speaker 3: Edition jump On.
Speaker 4: Yes, there's not much we agree on us raight, but
Speaker 4: if there is something that.
Speaker 3: It's not glue of our team, it's the glue of
Speaker 3: our team. It's terremissy.
Speaker 6: Well, what I would also say is there is not
Speaker 6: much we agree on, but if we're going to find
Speaker 6: something to disagree on, it'll be our favorite thing, the
Speaker 6: actual only thing we agree on. Now we're going to
Speaker 6: try and find Melbourne's best, and we're going to fight
Speaker 6: about it. The one thing we actually we all agree on,
Speaker 6: okay in unison, is that we love Now.
Speaker 2: You are one of the experts, right jays when it
Speaker 2: comes to what makes a good tiar masieu.
Speaker 3: In your mind? Permission to say the N word moist?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: It needs does it needs to be moist? If it's
Speaker 3: dry and it's a bit more.
Speaker 5: Cakey, Yeah, he belongs boozy?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, it doesn't have to be too boozy.
Speaker 6: You quite like so I like it quite creamy.
Speaker 5: It's got to be creamy right amount of creamy and.
Speaker 3: A bit of like, what's what is that do they put?
Speaker 4: Yeah, somebody like that, some sort of open the phone
Speaker 4: lines thirteen twenty four ten is our number. Where do
Speaker 4: you think Melbourne's best? Turrra of sewers. How this works
Speaker 4: is will take suggestions on social over the next couple
Speaker 4: of days and then we will narrow it down to
Speaker 4: like three or four and we'll get them in the
Speaker 4: studio on Trither.
Speaker 6: Now this came up because the other day I was
Speaker 6: filming the very intrepid travel show Postcards that I work on,
Speaker 6: and yeah it is.
Speaker 5: It takes as far and wide to all the good spots.
Speaker 6: Anyway, I filmed out at Tira Maso Bar and I
Speaker 6: said to Jay's, Holy Molly, I think I found Melbourne's best. More.
Speaker 3: Do you know what I am in paran amo?
Speaker 6: In is it street paran Remember I told you last
Speaker 6: week it only opened about two weeks ago.
Speaker 2: I know exactly the place.
Speaker 6: It's opposite that Baran Square car park. And they come
Speaker 6: in little boxes and if you're a Celiac, there's also
Speaker 6: gluten free and there is a classic obviously there was
Speaker 6: a pistachio.
Speaker 5: There was a strawberry.
Speaker 6: Now the Romans do the strawberry ramisso if you've got
Speaker 6: a Rome, you'll find it. That's just like the summer Tiramisoun.
Speaker 6: And then they have like a flavor of the month
Speaker 6: or something.
Speaker 3: Can we relive the moment you flew all the way
Speaker 3: to Rome.
Speaker 6: I just wanted to know was only there for one
Speaker 6: night and all I wanted was Tamisso we had one
Speaker 6: night in Rome, and I was so excited for this.
Speaker 6: In summer they do a summer TERI Strawberry, I was
Speaker 6: ten out of ten.
Speaker 5: Pissed off Lauren Phillips telling that it sounds quite nice.
Speaker 6: One night in Rome and I said, I'm going to
Speaker 6: find the best terrors that you would I just wanted
Speaker 6: a classic.
Speaker 2: Isn't that more a trifle than a Tira massour?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, because it's still screen trifle.
Speaker 6: Give me you can admit that you're actually an old
Speaker 6: woman in it, sort of middle aged man's body.
Speaker 4: I think Smooth's looking for Melbourne's best try or you
Speaker 4: should wander down the hallway and help them with great pleasure.
Speaker 6: And at Christmas time you can find Melbourne's best mince
Speaker 6: pie or whatever they're called.
Speaker 2: Because you would like got a quick nomination Pinto. I've
Speaker 2: been to Pinto before. Fitzroy A little takeaway, beautifully tailored takeaway,
Speaker 2: Tira massus Troy. I can tell you exactly the address
Speaker 2: is which street?
Speaker 5: Smith Street?
Speaker 2: Yes, I believe, well you look for that Sally for
Speaker 2: the Leicester Street.
Speaker 3: Good morning, guys, you have a nomination. We are good.
Speaker 3: You have a nomination for Melbourne's Best.
Speaker 12: I do it's in San Lorenzo.
Speaker 14: It's an Italian restaurant in Scoresby.
Speaker 3: Oh what makes you so good?
Speaker 6: Well, I didn't have one single person at my wedding
Speaker 6: there a month ago.
Speaker 15: Say that it was bad.
Speaker 12: Then they just loved it.
Speaker 6: That's where you got married. That's a good result. If
Speaker 6: people are like loving the wedding dessert.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because no one normally eats the dessert, so I do.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, yeah, I also love like I love it
Speaker 6: when they bring out a wedding cake.
Speaker 3: Oh really, you.
Speaker 6: Guys have fun on the dwn solid. I'll just be
Speaker 6: over here holding into the wedding cake.
Speaker 3: Oh you have spent four days getting past the fonded.
Speaker 10: Like.
Speaker 5: That's a bit they're not.
Speaker 6: I mean lots of people are doing things like Tira
Speaker 6: massous wedding dessert, like those huge ones.
Speaker 4: Question question, do we like individual terra massous or do
Speaker 4: we like the big bowl?
Speaker 6: In look in a restaurant. I like a big bowl,
Speaker 6: but the one I was telling you about, you can
Speaker 6: grab and go. It's just a hole in the wall
Speaker 6: grab like and also perfect if you're having a dinner party,
Speaker 6: just wheel out out of.
Speaker 3: Those thirteen number we're looking for nominations for Melbourne's.
Speaker 6: Best Sally in East Melvin, good morning, Good morning, I'm
Speaker 6: Sally Nice.
Speaker 3: Chat in there, Bailey, Hello, what do you got for us?
Speaker 3: What's uh? What tear messoud? Do you think is Melbourne's best?
Speaker 6: Tuty Dolci in Queen Vic Market Tooty Dolcy. Now do
Speaker 6: you buy a big like a slab of it or
Speaker 6: do you just get a piece?
Speaker 15: I buy it by the slice.
Speaker 9: But they also have like jaws as well or.
Speaker 6: In a jar.
Speaker 11: Tooty Dolcy adult work Queen Vic Markets Friday on that heart,
Speaker 11: jump on a tram bro you're a South Melbourne market guy,
Speaker 11: I am.
Speaker 6: Yeah, No, Well, there's too much going on around Brown
Speaker 6: Market at the moment. They've got ye, there's just stuff everywhere.
Speaker 5: They need to clean that up.
Speaker 2: You can add a Tooty Dolci, then you can go
Speaker 2: for American donut the.
Speaker 3: Queen Vic Mark.
Speaker 6: Oh, he'd be straight to the South Melbourne simms, Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: I did support the doughnut man the other Hey, thirteen
Speaker 4: twenty four ten is our number. Otherwise we're going to
Speaker 4: put it on socials, so we'll take nominations over the
Speaker 4: next couple of days.
Speaker 5: We said it was Die Grosses years ago.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and he says, I was saying, you've got to
Speaker 6: try this term and he sent him the biggest lab
Speaker 6: of tiramisou you've ever seen.
Speaker 3: So what's your missage to guy?
Speaker 6: Please?
Speaker 3: You know where we are, brother?
Speaker 4: You remember we were doing the show from the girls
Speaker 4: that did the block We're on the the blockhouse and
Speaker 4: it was the day before the auction.
Speaker 6: Did we do the whole show?
Speaker 4: From doing the whole show from the Blockhouse, it's the
Speaker 4: day before the auction. The girls had cleaned it. Time
Speaker 4: was perfect and then you could see Liza's face when
Speaker 4: this chip bowl of.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they're like god please.
Speaker 2: It was pre auction, two days before the oction.
Speaker 3: Got the auction. Well, good morning Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Hey, Nick, the Wizard Watson about to join us from Hawthorne.
Speaker 4: I think I think you're going to be surprised about
Speaker 4: his thoughts on last night's game.
Speaker 5: Oh really?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: Why have you gone and done a pre interview?
Speaker 3: I just went and chatted to him in the hallway.
Speaker 5: Yes, okay, I can't wait here.
Speaker 6: I've got a very very big question for him because
Speaker 6: I think the Hawks have an injury. There's an injury.
Speaker 6: We need to discuss.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 6: Remember I'm concerned the Hawks might have a big out
Speaker 6: for next week.
Speaker 5: First, I'll ask the Wiz about it.
Speaker 4: Shortly, let's go to Gemmer in Corfield. Morning morning, finished
Speaker 4: gym class.
Speaker 5: Well done? What sort of class did you do this morning?
Speaker 15: I just taught a spin class.
Speaker 2: Spins.
Speaker 6: Now I've done a spin class in quite. It is
Speaker 6: hell on earth. But god, you feel good after, don't you, Gemma?
Speaker 15: Oh no, it's so good. Six o'clock start and then
Speaker 15: I'm on my waist work now, feeling flash as a daisy.
Speaker 5: Hang on, So that wasn't your work teaching a spin class?
Speaker 15: Oh no, I just did that for fun.
Speaker 5: I'm on my way to work now.
Speaker 3: You do a spin class for fun?
Speaker 5: She teaches a spin class for fun?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 5: All right, Jemma.
Speaker 6: Let's say we can win you some cash this morning.
Speaker 6: I believe you want a medium question for five hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: Here we go, five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Rules are simple.
Speaker 4: You'll hear a question, then you'll hear a three two one, okay, okay,
Speaker 4: you must answer in that time.
Speaker 6: Before the buzzer.
Speaker 5: Good luck.
Speaker 10: Thank you for.
Speaker 3: Five hundred dollars.
Speaker 11: Which country was Nisle founded in three two?
Speaker 5: Sweetland, Sweetzeland ninety one. The chocolate comes.
Speaker 4: What they do, Yeah, the chocolates, Yeah, but not quite
Speaker 4: Sorry Jim, that's okay.
Speaker 6: Thank you anyway, no worries.
Speaker 3: Thanks to giving me the crack.
Speaker 5: I have a great day.
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Speaker 6: I love visiting your display, so do I. It doesn't
Speaker 6: make you want to buy it, just like that.
Speaker 5: I want all the things.
Speaker 3: It's all fresh, sure done, Yeah, all things.
Speaker 4: So you go in the garage, you tell Gary to
Speaker 4: pack up the sales desk and get out and mind
Speaker 4: the heart.
Speaker 5: I want the house and I want to like this
Speaker 5: so so beautifully styled.
Speaker 3: He just gone quarter past eight.
Speaker 4: Guys, coming up in the next ten minutes, we have
Speaker 4: four thousand dollars with a fuel to give away, thanks
Speaker 4: to man.
Speaker 6: But before we get to that, there's a big injury
Speaker 6: the Hawks. We need to talk about.
Speaker 4: Nick the Wizard Watson joins us on the other side
Speaker 4: of this here at Nober one hundred.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Melbourne. You need to talk about last night's
Speaker 3: game of the g.
Speaker 1: Off to the side.
Speaker 8: Step.
Speaker 15: We do now.
Speaker 3: Topic for the Wizard cast to style.
Speaker 5: We're talking to the West, the Wizard from the Hawks.
Speaker 5: We need the Wizard Watson. Good morning morning.
Speaker 6: I mean Clinton and I were there last night, proud
Speaker 6: members of the Wizard fan club. We wore merchandise we
Speaker 6: bought the badges.
Speaker 3: Were still wearing mine.
Speaker 5: How good Now you.
Speaker 6: Know you're a superstar when you go to the merch
Speaker 6: shop and there's like all the team badges. But then
Speaker 6: we said, of can we get a Nick Watson badge?
Speaker 6: And they said, oh, he's actually got multiple different styles.
Speaker 2: I didn't actually know that.
Speaker 6: And we were there when the siren went. It was
Speaker 6: a draw and we didn't know how to feel. How
Speaker 6: do you feel as a player in that moment?
Speaker 10: I'm with you, I did not know how to feel.
Speaker 10: It was our first draw in AFIL. I've had one
Speaker 10: in school footy, but our first draw in the AFI.
Speaker 10: It was weird because like, do you celebrated the your
Speaker 10: night and Vidan sing the song?
Speaker 3: Nothing?
Speaker 10: So and then when we went to the chain rooms
Speaker 10: there was none of the family was there for some reason.
Speaker 10: We're like, what's going on? This is that weird? They
Speaker 10: I was just taking their time. Apparently the halves were cooked,
Speaker 10: but it was just like, oh happened, and we.
Speaker 2: Used to know what to do. Okay, So was it
Speaker 2: a and hear me out? Was it a draw that
Speaker 2: felt like a loss or a draw that felt like
Speaker 2: a win because you were down by seven points with
Speaker 2: what about a minute and Halah.
Speaker 10: Left, it was like, yeah, give and take, like we
Speaker 10: had a lot of behinds as well, we sort of
Speaker 10: probably gave up the game and yeah, we're down by
Speaker 10: seventith a minute to go, so we'll definitely take the
Speaker 10: two points and move on.
Speaker 3: Okay, there you go. See that's neck. This is this
Speaker 3: is called living above the line. Ja. It's taking a
Speaker 3: positive out of a really negative question. I have asked
Speaker 3: him the question, yet, Jason's got a beanies bonnet.
Speaker 4: Because you you're an old person, like a pickled onion who
Speaker 4: just leans on this whole tradition thing. Do you think
Speaker 4: as a player you should go onto extra time?
Speaker 10: See I never thought of this until I've actually played
Speaker 10: in a draw. Now, so now that I've played, and
Speaker 10: I'm thinking, yes, like I want to win because.
Speaker 5: Like what do you like every team just like staying
Speaker 5: in there.
Speaker 3: You don't know what. Imagine if you were playing West
Speaker 3: Coast you flu all the way to w Wait, yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah they should be lost and got zero.
Speaker 3: So how does it look in your what would you
Speaker 3: like to see? How? How does it happen? Do you reckon?
Speaker 3: Ten minutes either side?
Speaker 10: It's just yeah, ten minutes halves something like that. So
Speaker 10: fine a way, but I definitely think there should be
Speaker 10: a winner.
Speaker 5: Now it's so late at night though, an extra he would.
Speaker 3: Have, but the crowd would love it as well. It
Speaker 3: would be both teams playing at.
Speaker 10: Their maybe not ten minutes each side, that's a whole
Speaker 10: another care Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 6: You can't. I don't like the golden one goals. Now
Speaker 6: there was a big injury, I thought, Mike. I don't
Speaker 6: like seeing people get hurt when they play football or
Speaker 6: on the football field.
Speaker 5: I find it really confronting.
Speaker 6: And last night we saw this amazing bit division where.
Speaker 3: The second time, so I'm sure we'll get sucking him
Speaker 3: for that. He twisted, he's gone down twice.
Speaker 6: Will he make the review of your physio? He is
Speaker 6: in the highlights, he's all around to the country, so
Speaker 6: he's gone down right in front of the ball. He
Speaker 6: tries to get up.
Speaker 5: Did he get a cramp?
Speaker 3: What happened? I don't know.
Speaker 10: I think yeah, I reckon done the string. So I
Speaker 10: felt so bad. I was standing on the bench right
Speaker 10: there watching it, and I was like, I just want
Speaker 10: to carry him off. I help him off because he
Speaker 10: would have been embarrassed.
Speaker 5: I was waiting for a trainer to run out and
Speaker 5: help him.
Speaker 6: Yeah, just let him for himself.
Speaker 3: Ambulance cart.
Speaker 6: We were in a box and everyone was like, oh,
Speaker 6: he's done his calf. He's not going to be able
Speaker 6: to get off.
Speaker 10: I'm not actually sure what he's done, but I reckon
Speaker 10: it could be a hamstring.
Speaker 6: Oh the poor thing.
Speaker 2: Also somewhere on that wing where that happened, there was
Speaker 2: another incident and that was it was late in the
Speaker 2: game and beautiful tackle. You were you happy with your tackle?
Speaker 3: I was ye? And do you think it should have
Speaker 3: been rewarded?
Speaker 10: Now looking back at it, yes, I felt like it should,
Speaker 10: but I feel like it gets paid every other game
Speaker 10: and times out of one hundred, and I'm just unlucky one.
Speaker 5: It was holding the ball as clear as stadium.
Speaker 6: I'm higher, I'm high completely ruined it and then went
Speaker 6: down the other end gave still sot on that fifteen penalty,
Speaker 6: which also I still don't understand.
Speaker 3: You go back home or you went back to Guineas
Speaker 3: house afterwards, you watch the game. No, we did just
Speaker 3: a game. We just PlayStation.
Speaker 10: No, we just sat up top and ate some pizza and.
Speaker 5: Living twenty year old boys.
Speaker 2: I just want to show you a photo. There's's an
Speaker 2: extraordinary photo that Michael Wilson took last night.
Speaker 3: Look at that.
Speaker 2: We might chuck it on our socials, But what are
Speaker 2: you doing in that moment? It looks like you're doing
Speaker 2: some sort of karate kicker.
Speaker 10: I want for the free car for the end of
Speaker 10: the year market.
Speaker 3: I was far from it. Yeah, I just went up
Speaker 3: for I was. I gave Way a free kick. Actually,
Speaker 3: so it was.
Speaker 5: You got some are though. Yeah he did push me up.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: It was the first time I've been at a Hawthorne
Speaker 6: game and watching you run around. I mean Clinton, I
Speaker 6: were like, you're proud.
Speaker 3: Elderly if you want to with their badges.
Speaker 6: We got a goal and everyone it's like your boy
Speaker 6: got a goal.
Speaker 3: Into boxes, like your boy, that boy that's up good.
Speaker 3: I love it. Because last I went to this game
Speaker 3: with you last year and we went down to the
Speaker 3: dressing rooms afterwards. What happened? He didn't want to roam
Speaker 3: into the boys after.
Speaker 6: I said, there is no way in God's Green Earth
Speaker 6: even if you won by ten thousand points, because it
Speaker 6: was like venturing down there.
Speaker 3: It's hard to get down in the elevators, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 3: can we play the song? Yeah? Nick?
Speaker 6: What do you think if after the siren when there's
Speaker 6: a draw there needs to be a song? So because
Speaker 6: it was just silent, if it's not so, Clint's written
Speaker 6: a song.
Speaker 3: We think you should.
Speaker 2: We think you and Collingwood boys should get together and
Speaker 2: center circle, link arms and sing this.
Speaker 1: Everybody, this is the draws cord super bus.
Speaker 6: Nobody was.
Speaker 7: I know you're I know you're doing mad that the
Speaker 7: score was the sameer.
Speaker 6: For dra Is You're at again.
Speaker 3: Beautiful.
Speaker 6: What do you think that's good? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Did Jay's chip in?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: No, because I'm against the drawer, but I have managed
Speaker 4: to get the raw morning.
Speaker 6: Do you know He didn't get to the game because
Speaker 6: Devil Wears Pigned Supreme. He was supposed to go and
Speaker 6: his wife said, no, I'm going to see devlos Prad
Speaker 6: so he didn't get to go to see you.
Speaker 3: I was so good.
Speaker 5: I was so gilthy.
Speaker 3: I was like, but it's in the box, and.
Speaker 5: Then it was a draw, so I was the ultimately
Speaker 5: just disaster.
Speaker 15: I was.
Speaker 4: I just quickly I managed to pull Lauren's voice on
Speaker 4: the music out, so you can just hear.
Speaker 2: And you can tell everybody, Yeah, this is the draw.
Speaker 5: So keep it going, keep it going. He can take
Speaker 5: you to the bike, he can tut the break.
Speaker 3: Nick, well done last night, mate, Thank you?
Speaker 5: You know exciting.
Speaker 6: You're fast.
Speaker 5: He's the fastest runner in the team.
Speaker 10: Ah No, probably jarmin imp Actually he's pretty quick.
Speaker 3: You're quick, mate, He's so cool. So what's that six
Speaker 3: wins and a drawer? Yeah? Yeah, looking good.
Speaker 6: You go to Perth?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Do you love troubling to Perth?
Speaker 10: Probably not Perth because it's four hours, which makes me
Speaker 10: feel bad for them because I have to do it
Speaker 10: every second. Yeah, but I like going maybe Alaide in
Speaker 10: our our flight, not four hours.
Speaker 3: It's Nick the Wizard Watson join us on the air.
Speaker 3: Good on you make our home and rest. Thank you,
Speaker 3: take us to the break, Clint.
Speaker 2: You can tell everybody this is the draw song.
Speaker 4: Your chance to win four thousand hellos worth of fuel
Speaker 4: thanks to Ford.
Speaker 3: Coming up next, nobody won.
Speaker 4: Good Morning Melbourne right on eight point thirty.
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Speaker 3: Conditions to fly to win.
Speaker 6: The four thousand dollars of fuel, you have to be
Speaker 6: our fourth ould call well, well did the phone.
Speaker 3: Okay, that was gone, Okay, okay.
Speaker 6: Pick one up. We stopped. Okay, there we go.
Speaker 3: Do you want to We're there? Okay, you're ready, We're
Speaker 3: almost there.
Speaker 12: Did we get through?
Speaker 3: Hell? Hello? Hello Nova?
Speaker 14: Hello?
Speaker 3: Who am I speaking to?
Speaker 15: It's Nicole speaking.
Speaker 9: Did we get through?
Speaker 3: Nicole?
Speaker 2: You're through and you're on the air with Jasonauren and.
Speaker 3: Hang on, Nicole, hang on, hang on. I can tell
Speaker 3: you Nicole.
Speaker 5: That you are clan Clent.
Speaker 3: Just do it. Call three thousand, nine and ninety nine.
Speaker 6: Mine one of which means Hello, Nova.
Speaker 15: Hello, who are we speaking with missus? Claire?
Speaker 6: Claire? What are you calling for?
Speaker 15: For the fuel?
Speaker 5: Four thousand dollars worth of fuelly for the four thousandth caller?
Speaker 15: Yes, that would be amazing, Claire.
Speaker 6: Still, yes, you are our four thousandth caller.
Speaker 15: Oh my goodness, so so amazing, So.
Speaker 5: Much a fuel is yours?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that is so helpful, Claire.
Speaker 15: Well, I live in Kilmore, which is a little bit
Speaker 15: outside of Melbourne, and yeah, I've got to pe played
Speaker 15: it and I've got to get to UNI and yeah,
Speaker 15: this is it's just wonderful. And I'm a mad Melbourne
Speaker 15: fan as well. So we go into the food of you
Speaker 15: lot clean, so hopefully that's yeah, that that'll be amazing.
Speaker 3: It was all going so well.
Speaker 4: I can honestly hear the relief in your voice because
Speaker 4: it's you know.
Speaker 15: Especially living up here, you know, and the kids they
Speaker 15: also work in pubs, so they're kind of you know,
Speaker 15: half an hour away to get to work. Yeah, it's
Speaker 15: actually amazing.
Speaker 6: Will make a big difference in your life, Claire.
Speaker 15: Oh huge, huge.
Speaker 4: Well, Claire, are four thousand dollars worth a few thanks
Speaker 4: to our mates? At Ford coming your way.
Speaker 15: How goodulation, Thank you so.
Speaker 3: Much, Thank you for listening. Yeah, absolutely, I.
Speaker 15: Love you guys. I apolog you guys. Thank you listen
Speaker 15: every morning.
Speaker 3: Well we appreciate it. Good on you're Claire.
Speaker 6: Thank you to what luck?
Speaker 5: What a lot of pressure off.
Speaker 3: You can be the show's designated driver now, Cliq.
Speaker 15: You got fantastic happy to do it when.
Speaker 6: Clint to us at two in the morning, remember how
Speaker 6: we gave you all that fuel.
Speaker 5: Keep coming out, Claire.
Speaker 3: Pick us out and Claire gay demons.
Speaker 5: Yes, go to be a bloody demon. Honestly ready winning?
Speaker 5: Couldn't it have one? To one of my mighty fans.
Speaker 6: We need a win.
Speaker 4: Hey, Claire, congratulations four thousand dollars worth of fuel coming
Speaker 4: your way.
Speaker 15: Thanks so much much. It's amazing.
Speaker 3: You can get a four K fuel card with selected Forward.
Speaker 4: Ranger by Turbo Runout models conditions.
Speaker 6: Oh she's so sweet, right, I don't know how i'd
Speaker 6: react if.
Speaker 2: I want a good Friday frenzy.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, clean finish off the segment that wraps.
Speaker 3: Up, well, I'm going to add another one.
Speaker 2: It was our fantastic feel good fuel frenzy with thanks
Speaker 2: to Ford on Friday on.
Speaker 5: Friday, but no wonder the fleet.
Speaker 6: To get dropped from there.
Speaker 2: Oh geez, daily.
Speaker 3: Mail run with that final couple of days of summer.
Speaker 5: Oh, you've caught the clint.
Speaker 3: It's a long summer. No, it's a long summer.
Speaker 5: But we're in May and it's twenty six degrees.
Speaker 3: We've had a great run.
Speaker 5: We've had a good run.
Speaker 6: It's beautiful out the.
Speaker 3: Vibe. I see what you've done there. I was waiting
Speaker 3: for the that's up.
Speaker 6: That's a banger and that is a cracker of a
Speaker 6: day out than going into the weekend. I'm enjoying the
Speaker 6: sunshine if you can.
Speaker 3: Sure that puts you in a good mood, spring in your.
Speaker 5: Step for the weekend.
Speaker 2: Me um, you know, just a little weekend trip to Sydney.
Speaker 3: Actually he's traveling with the team.
Speaker 2: Not with the team. I think home with the team,
Speaker 2: but not up with the team. Melbourne's playing Sydney at
Speaker 2: the SCG on Sunday, so I'm going to go up
Speaker 2: for that.
Speaker 5: Okay, what are you doing?
Speaker 4: I'm on baby city or not parenting parent I corrected myself.
Speaker 4: I corrected myself.
Speaker 6: Don't go home and say that's your wife.
Speaker 5: Oh baby in trouble. I'll do it.
Speaker 3: She's got a boy.
Speaker 6: People just blow up when dad say they're babysitting. Oh,
Speaker 6: the mum's absolutely so red.
Speaker 3: I will be.
Speaker 4: Parenting my children because my wife is going on friends
Speaker 4: plast for a little movie night.
Speaker 6: No, it's about time she had a night as she
Speaker 6: was doing the movie marathons or something.
Speaker 5: She was the movies last night. I mean she's he's
Speaker 5: loud up.
Speaker 6: More than once a week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I let her out of the hair.
Speaker 5: Because she's got a babysitter exactly.
Speaker 3: That's where they go.
Speaker 5: She's going to another movie. What else you going to see?
Speaker 6: Michael Jackson?
Speaker 3: Potentially, I'm not sure.
Speaker 6: Girl's night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, guys, heads up for next week, we are hitting
Speaker 4: the streets of Melbourne and we are giving away fifty
Speaker 4: thousand dollars cash.
Speaker 3: All you got to do. Let's come and say hey.
Speaker 6: Let us starts with Carlor Holmes in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: Is it one a bit the slave homes across Melbourne
Speaker 1: or at Carlo homes dot com.
Speaker 2: Today you Shea's and Laurence say hey for fifty j
Speaker 2: thanks to Carlisley.
Speaker 4: So over the next two weeks we want to get
Speaker 4: out to five different locations in different parts of Melbourne.
Speaker 4: We want to meet as many of you as we can.
Speaker 5: And we want to give away hates a cat.
Speaker 4: So how it works is first location will be Tuesday
Speaker 4: afternoon between four pm and five pm.
Speaker 3: Carnegie is where we're a.
Speaker 4: Great We're gonna be Carnegie Central, right outside spot level one.
Speaker 3: Just up for the donut shop.
Speaker 6: Oh, I've been to that donuts. Doesn't Carnegie, but does
Speaker 6: know the donut shot car nigg.
Speaker 3: I'm saying the same as you.
Speaker 12: M.
Speaker 5: What do you mean you're getting better? It's called Carnaget.
Speaker 3: Actually it's Carnigie.
Speaker 6: It's Carnijie.
Speaker 4: I live down the Broad where East. I'm just down
Speaker 4: one street. I can get there on my electric bike.
Speaker 6: You should write come on, you said it, and then
Speaker 6: put your six pack of donuts on your electric butt
Speaker 6: right down on the b Yeah, I want to see
Speaker 6: I've never seen in.
Speaker 3: The basket on your electric He's got.
Speaker 6: A pull noodle, so his kids consider.
Speaker 3: Well you can dink me. I'll take you to the
Speaker 3: ross Town if you get can you I'll bring your helmet?
Speaker 3: Ja do it we need helmets? I've got helmet.
Speaker 6: Yeah, jump on the not a chance in help? Am
Speaker 6: I sitting on your pool noodle on your electric butt
Speaker 6: side saddle?
Speaker 3: You can stand on the pigs?
Speaker 6: No, okay, not happening, the three of us. It looks
Speaker 6: like a clown car.
Speaker 3: God, that show's really going down hill.
Speaker 4: Carnegie Central Shopping Center, Carnegie, I need two days away
Speaker 4: from you Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Just tell us again where it is? Where is it? Carniggie, Cargie, Carnegie, Carnegie.
Speaker 3: I'm saying the same as you.
Speaker 5: Yeah you are so say to.
Speaker 3: Carnegie, caiegi Carnegie.
Speaker 6: Let's go see that.
Speaker 5: Let's wind this show up.
Speaker 3: Carnie outside spotlight and just down from the doughnut show from.
Speaker 5: The just look out for Jason's e bike parking about
Speaker 5: the front.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being.
Speaker 6: Going to get horse capped at legal driving speed. He
Speaker 6: just doesn't go over the speed limit, doesn't.
Speaker 3: Oh god, I wouldn't have got it unlocked. Don't be silly.
Speaker 5: What about that pool noodle?
Speaker 6: Is that a legal modification for the kids to fill?
Speaker 3: He's in a helmet, okay, and.
Speaker 6: Just holding on for dealer. Hold on, kid can hardly speak.
Speaker 6: He's still a baby, but you'll be right down.
Speaker 5: Just hold on for he's four.
Speaker 3: He can speak. He when he goes Barley in, I
Speaker 3: think you're Carnie.
Speaker 6: You're going to carry the doughnuts home on your head
Speaker 6: and your helmet with the kids strapped on the front,
Speaker 6: and off you go back to Bentley.
Speaker 3: By Jason two days away and you have a great weekend.
Speaker 6: Everyone see you are tuning on Monday. Guys, it's going
Speaker 6: to be trust me, I know something happening. It's going
Speaker 6: to be a fun show on Melbourne. Just you wake
Speaker 6: to that we're doing on Monday. You are gonna love it.
Speaker 3: It's a thank you and Lauren.
Speaker 6: Lauren wake up feeling good following them on the socials