Speaker 1: We've got get you them every day, Adelaide.
Speaker 2: The following segment is the mature audiences only and may
Speaker 2: contain content, graphic language and not that you'll see it
Speaker 2: is easily offended.
Speaker 3: Well, you're about to find out just how easily.
Speaker 4: Your father's money six.
Speaker 5: Nothing she shows. I'll tell you what A lot has
Speaker 5: happened in the last couple of weeks when we've been
Speaker 5: off there, including some real controversial stuff from our boy.
Speaker 5: What the hell is happening to Kanye West is something
Speaker 5: we've been saying for the past few years now.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So he's put out a tweet and I don't even
Speaker 6: know where to start. It's about a soul, it's about Okay,
Speaker 6: there's a couple He was banned from a thing called Twitch,
Speaker 6: which I'm not overly familiar with.
Speaker 5: You overly familiar with, I would have no respect for
Speaker 5: you whatsoever. If you did know what Twitch was and
Speaker 5: you were active participant on Twitch. It's basically like an
Speaker 5: online aiming streaming service he can jump onto. Now, if
Speaker 5: you can do that with four kids and also working
Speaker 5: full time, bless you. Yeah, spend your time looking after
Speaker 5: kids place.
Speaker 6: Okay, So he made some antisemitic remarks on Twitch, and
Speaker 6: then he claimed that Kim kardash.
Speaker 3: Was his assistant.
Speaker 2: He just.
Speaker 6: That's the mother of your children. Dull Anyway, nothing tops
Speaker 6: this though. So his most controversial post was about a
Speaker 6: song called Cousin, and basically it's a confession about how
Speaker 6: he used to do things to his cousin over pornographic
Speaker 6: magazines when he was a child.
Speaker 5: Let's just dissect that for a second. Yeah, sorry, say
Speaker 5: that again.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 6: Basically he says, my name is you, and I bleeped
Speaker 6: my bleep bleep till I was fourteen.
Speaker 3: In relationships.
Speaker 5: Now now now reveal the bleeps. Kanye performed a particular
Speaker 5: act that mommy and daddy do very very very very
Speaker 5: very occasional, very sparsely in act of love. Yes, he
Speaker 5: should never do tea cousin.
Speaker 3: No, unless you grew up at Tasmania.
Speaker 5: And then I thought you about Jeff on your champion.
Speaker 5: This course not all.
Speaker 6: And then just to cap things off, after Kanye sent
Speaker 6: out this tweet, Fitty sent jumped online and just had
Speaker 6: what I think is probably the tweet of the year.
Speaker 6: Are you ready for this? And again I have to
Speaker 6: bleep it. I have to self center here. He said
Speaker 6: f me. No, he said f today, man, the Knicks lost,
Speaker 6: the Pope died, and Kanye told us that.
Speaker 3: He bleeped his bleep bleep for eight years. I'm going
Speaker 3: to bed early tomorrow because it's got to be a big.
Speaker 5: It's beautifully summarized by fifty cents. It's good to see you.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's good to see your face as well.
Speaker 6: And an Eastern miracle happened, and that was Andrew Hayes
Speaker 6: took several days off and.
Speaker 3: Actually went on a family holiday.
Speaker 5: Surely, surely not. I discovered what all the fuss is
Speaker 5: about when it comes to family holidays.
Speaker 6: This is a man who works twenty four to seven.
Speaker 6: I'm not even joking. So for you to take three
Speaker 6: or four days.
Speaker 3: Off was epic.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was really nice actually, and I went down south. Yes,
Speaker 5: so we stayed at Encounter Bay for a few days.
Speaker 3: Where'd you go on holiday?
Speaker 5: Um? How very dare you? Some people it's regarded as
Speaker 5: different holidays for other people. And I called it a holiday, right.
Speaker 5: I don't know if the end up fancy playing the game.
Speaker 6: Somewhere, dear, and you dropped about three thousand dollars at
Speaker 6: that little carnival just near the causeway there at Victor Harbor,
Speaker 6: didn't you.
Speaker 5: Oh my very goodness. So if anyone who's been to
Speaker 5: Victor Harbor full time, I haven't been to Victor Harbor
Speaker 5: where they're not there.
Speaker 6: I think they take a bit of respite during winter.
Speaker 6: I don't know that it's operational during the winter season.
Speaker 5: Right, I tell you what. The Carnies, Oh, they've built tough,
Speaker 5: really tough.
Speaker 3: They are a unique read.
Speaker 5: She's just a quick story. There are slug guns there
Speaker 5: shooting the ducks. And I was like, I'm going to
Speaker 5: I'm going to channel my old country vibes and I'm shooting,
Speaker 5: and I swear to god, I was shooting, and just
Speaker 5: as I shot, one of the carnies just zip past
Speaker 5: and the slug must have been two inches from his eyeball.
Speaker 5: No what, And he just giggled and he just laughed
Speaker 5: it off, as if to say, this happens all the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nearly lost.
Speaker 1: And I was a.
Speaker 5: Couple copple, little slug in the face, don't worry about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So you had nine kids in your house, did
Speaker 3: you not?
Speaker 5: We had, yes. So my sister was there with her
Speaker 5: kids as well. So she's got three kids all around,
Speaker 5: say mate, So it varied from sort of one and
Speaker 5: a half up to nine. Yeah, and then my sister,
Speaker 5: her husband, my mum and dad, me Kara and all
Speaker 5: the kids. Oh my very goodness, Wow, it was ten
Speaker 5: of us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, geez jeez. Right did the kids get along?
Speaker 6: Because my kids just were professional fighters over the holiday.
Speaker 5: So that's the thing, isn't it. They did, And this
Speaker 5: was a big thing for us and our entire happiness
Speaker 5: on this trip. Yes, was going to depend on whether
Speaker 5: the kids and their cousins got along because they hadn't
Speaker 5: really spent much time before. The cousins are from New
Speaker 5: South Wales, so we rarely see them.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Right, they got along like a house something.
Speaker 6: That's so good because it's always a temperamental situation when
Speaker 6: the kids get together with their cousins, isn't that, Because
Speaker 6: there's factions and there's groups that split off.
Speaker 3: So two will go off with two and two ago,
Speaker 3: and then I don't.
Speaker 6: Get included and I get cut out all the time
Speaker 6: and all that carry on.
Speaker 3: I'm so ready, can you hear it?
Speaker 5: In a metal bunch of the audience.
Speaker 6: To go back to school last night, the five year
Speaker 6: old turned to her family, and and now she wants
Speaker 6: to live with another family.
Speaker 5: That's a good as a big solid announcement.
Speaker 6: Because no one in this family cares about me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, i've heard that. Actually, I've heard that. There's a
Speaker 5: bit of reputation going around a pull half varlready can't
Speaker 5: get a look in, mate, kid can't get a look
Speaker 5: into that family needs a new one.
Speaker 6: Cannot get back to reception quick enough this morning, so ya?
Speaker 5: So then how do you hand it back to a
Speaker 5: half in that situation is going okay? Cool? Do you
Speaker 5: want to take care of all the filing and the
Speaker 5: paperwork that comes with that. It's a long process. It's
Speaker 5: very arduous.
Speaker 6: I can't even say the word. What is it when
Speaker 6: you emancipate yourself from his family?
Speaker 5: A five year old in South Australia has emancipated herself
Speaker 5: from her family. There's your headline in the news coming
Speaker 5: up very soon. You've been busy over the last couple
Speaker 5: of weeks. You've been very, very worldly.
Speaker 3: Controversial opinion. Melbourne is a bit of a toll.
Speaker 5: Not controverse at all. Who disagrees?
Speaker 3: Who was that dude?
Speaker 6: Who is the footballer who came out a couple of
Speaker 6: weeks ago, and he was like Jack Higgins, Oh Jack, mate,
Speaker 6: if you.
Speaker 3: The road, Jack, if you.
Speaker 6: Give the fire up at Adelaide, you want to make
Speaker 6: sure that your backyard is in order to create a story.
Speaker 6: Because from what I saw from our four day trip
Speaker 6: to Melbourne for our anniversary, mind you, I shouldn't say
Speaker 6: we actually had a really good time. We stayed in
Speaker 6: a nice hotel, it was lovely. It was a nice
Speaker 6: little reconnection piece for the Yoddie family.
Speaker 5: Question why why Melbourne? Why not back to the roots?
Speaker 5: Why not either Gold Coast or hober Hut.
Speaker 6: Oh you've been there, done it anyway, So we liked
Speaker 6: to go to Melbourne.
Speaker 3: What they do do well is the sport.
Speaker 6: So I love that vibe around the city when everyone's
Speaker 6: walking around and their footage jumpers. That bit's fun. But
Speaker 6: the CBD in Melbourne is like Gotham City.
Speaker 5: Really.
Speaker 3: It is dark, it is drab, it is filthy.
Speaker 6: There are so many homeless people, which is awful and sad,
Speaker 6: and so many people just like yelling at the clouds,
Speaker 6: like yelling at no one. And I felt like I
Speaker 6: was on edge the whole time, like something was about
Speaker 6: to erupt.
Speaker 5: Do you know what I mean, you know what? Do
Speaker 5: you know what?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 5: And I will say this and maybe controversially, there is
Speaker 5: a chance of those people that you were talking about
Speaker 5: a homeless are actually hipsters and that is the fashion. Yeah,
Speaker 5: who knows, who's to say, Melvin Steve.
Speaker 6: No, And then it's expensive, like we went for We
Speaker 6: just went for a casual lunch with a girlfriend of mine,
Speaker 6: so there were three of us, had a couple of entrees.
Speaker 6: It was tie, it was very basic, it was very simple,
Speaker 6: had a couple of cocktails.
Speaker 3: Guess how much that cost? Because we walked away and
Speaker 3: my husband goes, guess how much that lunch was?
Speaker 6: And I was like one twenty max Max two hundred
Speaker 6: and eighty dollars.
Speaker 5: Wait AREU d or repair.
Speaker 3: Two hundred and eighty? I felt sick if.
Speaker 5: That had happened to me, and you know how, I
Speaker 5: would drop to the ground and they told hit the ground,
Speaker 5: up to the heavens, I have ruined my future.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. It was awful. But that wasn't the
Speaker 3: worst part of the trim. Can I just tell you.
Speaker 6: On the way to South Bank, we were strolling down
Speaker 6: the street and thank god I wasn't mindlessly scrolling on
Speaker 6: my phone or anything like that.
Speaker 3: And I was actually paying attention to the.
Speaker 6: Filthy footpath because as I was four inches away from
Speaker 6: my foot treading down on a.
Speaker 3: Rat the size of the cat.
Speaker 6: It was a rat that was dead on the footpath
Speaker 6: and it was this big, And I was.
Speaker 5: Like, this, can we do? Is everyone ready to go? Three?
Speaker 5: Two way? Mel Ben sucks? Nel Ben sucks.
Speaker 6: Job?
Speaker 5: That is a good job, Monday morning joke. Off's what
Speaker 5: two weeks just to refresh richards and train for some
Speaker 5: excellent joke to kick us off in the working way.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and let's let's get producing, Molly, to really set
Speaker 6: us off on the right sort of level.
Speaker 3: You know, Molly, here we go. Why are men like popcorn?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 3: Men like popcorn?
Speaker 1: They satisfy you, but only for a little bit. It
Speaker 1: wasn't directed at you.
Speaker 5: Don't think it was direct eye contact with it. While
Speaker 5: we are speaking of men, maybe roosters, I'll go next
Speaker 5: to you, don't mind. Here's one boy. A couple start
Speaker 5: an ad for a rooster named Kenny in the play
Speaker 5: Oh My Favorite Roosters. It's called Kenny. He was one
Speaker 5: hundred bucks. And they got curious. They called the sell
Speaker 5: and asked why he was so expensive. The seller said,
Speaker 5: the rooster will fertilize everything he can get a hold of,
Speaker 5: and he was a sure thing. When they arrived, the
Speaker 5: farmer let the rooster out of the cage and he
Speaker 5: made a bee line to the henhouse. After he was
Speaker 5: done with all the hens, he ran straight to the
Speaker 5: pig pen, then the horses. He sex up everything on
Speaker 5: the farm before the farmer put him back up biting.
Speaker 5: After they brought him home, they led him out of
Speaker 5: his cage and did the same things before. The couple
Speaker 5: stayed around to watch and just went into the house
Speaker 5: for dinner in bed. The next day they woke up
Speaker 5: and would check on Kenny to find him laying motionless
Speaker 5: in the middle of the yard with crows circling above him.
Speaker 5: The guy, the owner, was distrawed, but he grabbed a
Speaker 5: bag and he walked over to Kenny, and then he
Speaker 5: mumbled to himself, Oh, such a shame. He must have
Speaker 5: humped himself to death. And then Kenny looked up with
Speaker 5: one open eye and said, thing closer. He was trying
Speaker 5: to mate with the christ I get it.
Speaker 3: Bless Kenny, any little brandy rooster.
Speaker 5: We all know Kenny by the way.
Speaker 6: Yeah, don't we just Hey, three couples are trying to
Speaker 6: get married, right, so they go to the same church.
Speaker 6: There's a young couple, a middle aged couple, and an
Speaker 6: elderly couple. So the three couples met with the priest
Speaker 6: to discuss when they could all get married. He said,
Speaker 6: if you wish to get married in my church, you
Speaker 6: must all go one month.
Speaker 3: Without having any relations. If you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: One month later, the three couples returned to the church
Speaker 6: and talk to the priests. Here then asked the elderly couple,
Speaker 6: have you completed one month without any relations?
Speaker 3: They said, yes, we have.
Speaker 6: It was easy, as you do when you get older
Speaker 6: and you can't be bothered. How about you, he asked
Speaker 6: the middle aged couple. It was hard, but we did
Speaker 6: not do anything for the whole month. They respond, and
Speaker 6: the priest turns his attention to the younger couple.
Speaker 3: How about you guys.
Speaker 6: And they said no, we couldn't do it. That was
Speaker 6: the boyfriend. Tell me why, said the priest. He said, well,
Speaker 6: my girlfriend had a can of corn in her hand
Speaker 6: and she accidentally dropped it. She bent over to pick
Speaker 6: it up, and that's when it happened. And the priest
Speaker 6: then turns to them and says, you're not welcome in
Speaker 6: my church. And he goes, well, we're not welcoming the
Speaker 6: supermarket either. Could you please tell everybody what happened at
Speaker 6: your son's birthday party?
Speaker 5: Oh, Henry's birthday. And these are the moments, judes, And
Speaker 5: these are the moments that you need to cherish and
Speaker 5: make sure that it's captured in your mind forever, because
Speaker 5: you don't get them back. No, live the moment, ladies
Speaker 5: and gentlemen, unless there's a natural disaster. Yeah, and that's
Speaker 5: what happened. We've got a one and a half year
Speaker 5: old called Sonny, and he's gone through a stage where
Speaker 5: he should know better. In fact, he does know better
Speaker 5: when it comes to fire. Yeah, but sometimes you get
Speaker 5: caught up in the moment. Yeah, I suppose all that
Speaker 5: could be said about this particular situation. The cake came
Speaker 5: out beautifully drafted to by the way.
Speaker 3: Did hang on and hang on? Just let me drill
Speaker 3: down on this. Did your wife make the cake?
Speaker 5: She is? Stop it? A big gold number seven, a
Speaker 5: bunch of candles.
Speaker 3: Why can't I be a mother like that?
Speaker 5: I don't know that bit's just missing, isn't it.
Speaker 3: I can't bake. I'm just not a baking mother.
Speaker 5: Meant being a mother aside from what I know, you're
Speaker 5: a great mom. Oh you know I'm a car bake.
Speaker 3: I'm just not a baking.
Speaker 5: Okay, Car is an incredible bake of my wife. Yeah, oh,
Speaker 5: she'll fat me up. Don't you worry about that.
Speaker 3: She could bake anything, that's hope. So, because that eight
Speaker 3: pack is really annoying for everyone.
Speaker 5: She's You've got to watch yourself, don't you. So the
Speaker 5: cake came out and obviously we started singing, and all
Speaker 5: of a sudden, out of nowhere, I've got some audio
Speaker 5: here pinpoint the moment, yes, when my one and a
Speaker 5: half year old Sonny completely grabs a candle burns himself
Speaker 5: fan Not surprisingly, there's quite a strong reaction from my
Speaker 5: wife Kara to you come out there.
Speaker 6: As it always happens in slow motions, like his little
Speaker 6: hand goes out and he goes to grab the candle,
Speaker 6: and the look on Kara's face is just pure horror, and.
Speaker 5: She's like that's that's that sort of crow thing that
Speaker 5: she get going as well, sometimes.
Speaker 3: Like that cackle unbelievable scenes in your Household.
Speaker 5: Twenty four ten. What ruined the party? Thanks lot Sonny,
Speaker 5: completely ruining Henry's big day.
Speaker 6: It's okay, you all right with the fact that the
Speaker 6: one and a half year old took all the attention
Speaker 6: away from him and he's big moment.
Speaker 5: No, he was okay because we've got it back on track. Yeah,
Speaker 5: after a little band aid and all sorts of things,
Speaker 5: but it certainly derailed the party in the moment.
Speaker 6: After a little trip to the RAH, the emergency department,
Speaker 6: everybody fine.
Speaker 5: Stories, Yeah, good morning to you, Sherry, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 3: Good morning. Who ruined your party?
Speaker 9: I did definitely ruined my own party, which was a surprise,
Speaker 9: So I never got a twenty first birthday party, and
Speaker 9: some friends of mine organized a surprise twenty second birthday party. However,
Speaker 9: wherever there is liquid eyeliner, there is always going to
Speaker 9: be an issue. So I had many attempts at that
Speaker 9: and just throw in the town. So I'm not going
Speaker 9: to dinner. It's ridiculous. I don't want to celebrate my birthday.
Speaker 9: My expartner at the time, very very cautiously, was able
Speaker 9: to get me to go to the party. We arrived
Speaker 9: an hour late, and everybody was there. I was absolutely
Speaker 9: mortified because I walked in with a very angry face
Speaker 9: from a heavy discussion in the car.
Speaker 2: Oh god, yes, so it was.
Speaker 9: We got back into it, but it was a little
Speaker 9: awkward in the beginning.
Speaker 6: I can stare say, what about that moment too, when
Speaker 6: you have a fight with your partner in the car
Speaker 6: and then you have to put on a brake face
Speaker 6: and walk into a party like nothing's happened.
Speaker 5: Everyone knows hi, guys, good to see and you just
Speaker 5: got that look weird, like now something's off.
Speaker 9: My face has subtitles so exactly, so.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 6: And also she has got great big black smudgers all
Speaker 6: over our eyes.
Speaker 5: Liquid eye got rid of those.
Speaker 6: You won't understand. This liquid eyeliner is so fraught with danger,
Speaker 6: isn't it, Sherry.
Speaker 9: Oh, we've got it so good in my eyes. So
Speaker 9: when it goes in your eye, your whole eye goes splash,
Speaker 9: and it's just it's trackies and netflicks after that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's all downhill, Sherry. Thank you so much for
Speaker 3: the colls.
Speaker 6: We've been talking this morning about who are what rulined
Speaker 6: the party because you're one half, you're.
Speaker 3: Old Sonny decided to grab the birthday candle. Now that's fire,
Speaker 3: that's fire.
Speaker 5: Do not play with fire, laser.
Speaker 6: Gym, and that's a little baby midthand and that's going
Speaker 6: to hurt.
Speaker 5: And he knows, by the way, Yeah, he just got
Speaker 5: caught up at the moment, as we so often do.
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't think you ever grow out of that,
Speaker 5: getting out of control and caught up in the moment
Speaker 5: of parties.
Speaker 6: What about the time when you said that he fell
Speaker 6: down the stairs and his first reaction when he got
Speaker 6: to the bottom of the stairs was to run back
Speaker 6: up the stairs.
Speaker 5: Dead said. It was like a cartoon, you know in
Speaker 5: the old school cartoons with the tazzy devil. He's like
Speaker 5: going through and his like lembs and everything. I like
Speaker 5: this little tornado. That's what happened with Peel down the
Speaker 5: stairs and as soon as he cleared up, his tears
Speaker 5: straight back to the stairs.
Speaker 3: What is going on with you?
Speaker 5: She's a sucker for punishment.
Speaker 6: I'm sensing a pattern. So we have been doing this
Speaker 6: on thirteen twenty four to ten. Who are what ruined
Speaker 6: the party? I am not making this up. I swear
Speaker 6: to god. I had a woman tell me that on
Speaker 6: her wedding day, they had the reception at the Adelaide
Speaker 6: Oval beautiful.
Speaker 3: Her grandfather, Oh what a moment for him died.
Speaker 5: Oh gosh, stopping well, you can wise one.
Speaker 3: Cabin the grandfather.
Speaker 6: Grandfather had a heart attack and died at the wedding reception.
Speaker 5: Oh gosh, hey, grandad, do his favor. Don't die, Yeah,
Speaker 5: don't die on the big day.
Speaker 6: And also you've got to speak to do first, so
Speaker 6: you know, get that out of the way. And she
Speaker 6: said they had no choice but to pack things up
Speaker 6: and everyone just went home.
Speaker 5: Is that is that right?
Speaker 3: Well, you can't.
Speaker 6: Well you're going to carry on. Your grandpa dies at
Speaker 6: your wedding and you were just going to play a
Speaker 6: bit of you know, chapelarone on the Pink Pony card
Speaker 6: on the dance.
Speaker 5: Floor and go get up in Personally, I played the giver.
Speaker 5: But you know, different vibes for different situations. I guess,
Speaker 5: Oh that's tragic, isn't that awful? You hear that happened
Speaker 5: too often?
Speaker 3: Though, No, you don't hear that happening.
Speaker 8: I need to know.
Speaker 5: I need to know now, I need to know.
Speaker 2: I need to know.
Speaker 3: I need to know what the news today to know this,
Speaker 3: here's what you need to know.
Speaker 5: You know what you need to know with Jody.
Speaker 6: And as I need to talk about Jojo Seewa because
Speaker 6: this has been all over the internet on the weekends.
Speaker 6: So Jojo Sea was Australian partner Kath Ebbs has revealed
Speaker 6: they have been dumped hours I repeat hours after the
Speaker 6: Celebrity Big Brother UK series finale.
Speaker 5: Okay, I was going to say, he gives a small
Speaker 5: synopsis of those two asking for a friend, of course.
Speaker 3: Okay, so.
Speaker 5: A friend, Okay.
Speaker 6: So Jojo was getting really up close and personal to
Speaker 6: UK star Chris Hughes.
Speaker 3: They were cuddling, they were sleeping in the same bed.
Speaker 6: They were sharing a few forehead kisses, your preferred method
Speaker 6: of kissing.
Speaker 5: I love a full here, don't you just particularly as
Speaker 5: a greeting to a stranger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely so, I think.
Speaker 5: First thing in the morning of four forty five.
Speaker 6: And so towards the end of the show, she was
Speaker 6: visibly upset and cryptically told Hughes in the bedroom, I've
Speaker 6: been better, give me forty eight hours.
Speaker 3: Love you, appreciate you. You're a special one.
Speaker 6: And so then everyone has obviously jumped onto Cap and gone,
Speaker 6: how do you feel about the fact that your partner
Speaker 6: is in the Big Brother House getting up close and
Speaker 6: personal with someone else. So she of course took to Instagram.
Speaker 6: What you have to do, It's compulsory in this situation.
Speaker 5: It's basically where you release a statement.
Speaker 3: And she had this to say. The story goes in
Speaker 3: the last eight hours or whatever.
Speaker 4: I flew here and I went to the live show
Speaker 4: to show up for my partner and support them in
Speaker 4: their experience and then obviously later on address my feelings
Speaker 4: of hurt and work through them all relationships too. But
Speaker 4: before I could even get back to the hotel, I
Speaker 4: went to the after party with my I guess now
Speaker 4: X crazy thing to say and was dumped in the party.
Speaker 6: Producer Molly is overly invested in this story. In fact,
Speaker 6: her feed has just been flooded with this story. It's wild,
Speaker 6: Are you okay?
Speaker 3: I don't know how I feel about it.
Speaker 1: I feel like Jojo maybe did the right thing right
Speaker 1: because it as it was unfolding over the last sort
Speaker 1: of two weeks while we were on break, it just
Speaker 1: looked like Jojo was falling in love with Chris. Then
Speaker 1: didn't know what to do about it because she's only
Speaker 1: liked women. Yeah, and then has had this unique experience.
Speaker 6: She said, I think that's the thing I've always told
Speaker 6: myself I'm a lesbian, and i've been being in here,
Speaker 6: I've realized, oh, I'm not a lesbian, I'm queer. And
Speaker 6: I think that's really cool. So isn't that strange that
Speaker 6: someone can sort of discover their sexuality in real time
Speaker 6: on reality TV?
Speaker 5: Yeah? But don't you think that's happening more and more
Speaker 5: these days? What do you mean percent people getting themselves
Speaker 5: in such a comfortable space. I'm pretty quite serious here,
Speaker 5: think themself and such a comfortable space they can discover
Speaker 5: the sexual Absolutely, it's a really good thing.
Speaker 3: I think that's a great thing that you can be
Speaker 3: who you want to be.
Speaker 5: You guys are looking at me so aggressive of what
Speaker 5: taking the bit I want to hovering over the desk
Speaker 5: here about the present dumb fight not being serious? A
Speaker 5: right try to talk from the heart doesn't happen very often.
Speaker 3: Sealed section with tip on from Gen's.
Speaker 6: First Stunning Creature?
Speaker 3: Who's just ENTI the boardroom?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 6: Do morrow? Morrow?
Speaker 3: And you put your little envelope with you?
Speaker 10: Yes, it's a bit crumpled. I sat on it.
Speaker 5: You get straight into it. Here we go, Here we go,
Speaker 5: all there she goes for y wat's out.
Speaker 3: Got a letter up.
Speaker 5: Now it's very limmy.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 1: Are you ready?
Speaker 5: Yes? What's the topic this way.
Speaker 10: Inside my sealed envelope is at what age is it
Speaker 10: appropriate for your child to have a sleepover with their partner,
Speaker 10: with their.
Speaker 3: Little friend or girlfriend a little crush.
Speaker 5: Okay, this fairy is so much I reckon. I know
Speaker 5: in my household off on the farm, especially on the
Speaker 5: farm as well. I'm in my dad telling me that
Speaker 5: if I ever brought a girl home that we would
Speaker 5: never pretty much unless we were married, allowed to sleep
Speaker 5: in same bed. And he would say that that was
Speaker 5: him doing his due diligence for the parents of her.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, that's what. If you want to bring a
Speaker 3: sheep in to have a sleep.
Speaker 5: Different story, that's common practice on the farm.
Speaker 3: Different and we've all been there.
Speaker 5: It's courage the other way. O wants its own room.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, she's in with me, mature, I'm math. Okay,
Speaker 6: your thoughts on this, because what did Alan and Linda
Speaker 6: say to you? Oh?
Speaker 10: So, Alan and Linda, my parental is the only fight
Speaker 10: in my thirty something years of living that my father
Speaker 10: and I have had was because I, when I was seventeen,
Speaker 10: wanted to have a sleep over my first boyfriend's house
Speaker 10: and he said no, and I said why not? And
Speaker 10: he what he wanted to say was that boy wants
Speaker 10: to have his wicked way with you, and you'll be
Speaker 10: with child. Then it'll be a disaster, but he didn't
Speaker 10: want to say that because he was panicking. So it
Speaker 10: was just because I said no, and I kept saying
Speaker 10: why until I had a tantrum and I sobbed and
Speaker 10: said please, Daddy, please let me.
Speaker 3: And so they did. Ah, so you vy caved. You
Speaker 3: went to his house or he came to your hose.
Speaker 10: And on both occasions both sets of parents said, much
Speaker 10: like Casey's farm father, not in the same room. But
Speaker 10: guess what happens when the lights go down? Yeah, sneaky sneaks. Sorry,
Speaker 10: I'm dad around, sneak around, and.
Speaker 3: That's the trick. Yeah, Colleen, let me have sleepovers.
Speaker 5: Really she did, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 6: Why had I had a steady boyfriend? And I said, well, no,
Speaker 6: it just put the mattress on the floor. That's fine
Speaker 6: because we're going to stay on separate mattresses.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, And did you roll off your mattress and
Speaker 10: onto your steady boyfriend's.
Speaker 5: See, that's the thing as well, control movements sometimes your sleep. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and you had an issue with moving around sleepwalking. I'm
Speaker 5: just where am I?
Speaker 3: Oh? It does happen. We had a bit of an
Speaker 3: incident on the weekend.
Speaker 6: Oh, I don't know if I should say this is
Speaker 6: she on the school bush? So my thirteen twelve, you're
Speaker 6: actually twelve year old has a little boyfriend's steady boyfriend
Speaker 6: has a little boyfriend. And she said, I'm going to
Speaker 6: the movies in Norwood with some friends, but neglected to
Speaker 6: tell us it was the boyfriend.
Speaker 5: Sneaky.
Speaker 3: But will he be allowed to have a slumber party?
Speaker 6: No, we're not for a very very long time, the
Speaker 6: big sister. What about the first question from the big
Speaker 6: sister though? When they came out of the movies, did
Speaker 6: you passion.
Speaker 5: Thirteen three fourteen? Help us out here? At what age
Speaker 5: would you be comfortable for your child to have their
Speaker 5: boyfriend or girlfriend sleep because.
Speaker 6: There is the school of thought though if it's at
Speaker 6: least you can if it's happening, I don't want to
Speaker 6: see it. No, But you know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 6: would you rather have the anticspy in your house or
Speaker 6: in the backseat of a car?
Speaker 5: Oh? God, who says anything about the backside of the car? Sorry? Everybody,
Speaker 5: sorry about that. Can we just hold some it up?
Speaker 5: Just a little Joe's take Over an Animal thirty three
Speaker 5: four ten, help us out? What age would you be
Speaker 5: comfortable for your child to have their boyfriend or their
Speaker 5: girlfriends sleep over?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I think this is controversial in each in every house,
Speaker 5: it's individuals, always going to be, always going to be arguments.
Speaker 3: Just now, yeah, good morning, kaylor morning morning. Your thoughts
Speaker 3: on this one.
Speaker 2: So I'm actually going through this now, am I fifteen
Speaker 2: nearly sixteen year old son came up to me the
Speaker 2: other day. My girl, well, I don't know if the
Speaker 2: girlfriend and boyfriend it's coming down from Bordertown in a
Speaker 2: few weeks and she's staying at a friend. But her
Speaker 2: friend has church all day Saturday. So I told her
Speaker 2: she could come up here and have a sleepover. And
Speaker 2: I was like, I'm sorry what but like in the
Speaker 2: same breath though I know I was the kid jumping
Speaker 2: out windows from fourteen on it no one do naughty
Speaker 2: things and naughty.
Speaker 5: Places, going to church.
Speaker 2: I don't want him doing that, So I thought we're
Speaker 2: going to have to have a conversation about this. But
Speaker 2: I'm thinking if I allow it, like he'll sleep in
Speaker 2: my room and a mattress.
Speaker 5: On the floor's smart because I'm a.
Speaker 2: Light sleeper, so if there's any sneaky snake, so I'll
Speaker 2: catch you, matey. I don't want him being the kid
Speaker 2: jumping out the window and doing naughty things, and I'd
Speaker 2: rather have it in a controlled environment where I couldn't
Speaker 2: supervise and have boundaries in place.
Speaker 5: You know, question Taylor, and this is sort of a
Speaker 5: bit of a sidetrack from what's happened, but do you
Speaker 5: have the chat with him about being safe in these situations?
Speaker 5: Because I feel like if you said to him, don't
Speaker 5: do it, he'd be like, well, I guess it's the
Speaker 5: first thing I'm going to do now.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, No.
Speaker 2: We have had multiple chats about multiple things, very uncomfortable
Speaker 2: for him. But I sort of am quite awful with
Speaker 2: those chats. Yeah, we've definitely had them, and he's he's
Speaker 2: very aware and he's a sensible kid, but sensible kids
Speaker 2: do dumb things as well.
Speaker 6: Those hormones, and he's a teenage boy for all, Kaylor.
Speaker 3: And they're not known for their you know since.
Speaker 9: In certain areas.
Speaker 5: It's all good because we go out of it when
Speaker 5: we die.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, Kaylor. Good morning. What are your
Speaker 3: rules around this?
Speaker 7: Good morning? I have a well now twenty one year
Speaker 7: old and it was eighteen eighteen. Yes, I have a
Speaker 7: lot of other little children. So we've got six kids
Speaker 7: in total, and the five older ones being girls, and
Speaker 7: I just needed the boundary set from the start.
Speaker 3: Sure, yeah, study it.
Speaker 7: Okay, when you're an adult and you can make a
Speaker 7: choice and you can.
Speaker 3: Speak together that much pushback?
Speaker 7: No, no good, No, they near the rules.
Speaker 6: That's and also like is if you want your boyfriend
Speaker 6: to sleep over when you got your little sister's running around.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's true, we're a mood killing yeah.
Speaker 6: Be fair.
Speaker 7: They're still together, they're engaged. Now, that's incredible. F You know,
Speaker 7: it's a good standard step for little ones that they
Speaker 7: know that when they get to the years that that's
Speaker 7: it's eighteen. You don't even bother trying before then.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm sorry, but back to the ardes. I don't
Speaker 7: want to know about it.
Speaker 6: Talkers through Jason Horn Francis your little boyfriend and his
Speaker 6: behavior on the weekend good win.
Speaker 5: Although I had back in sim big percentage for Fort
Speaker 5: Adelaide to absolutely smash the rules, but hey, a win
Speaker 5: is a win.
Speaker 6: In the end.
Speaker 3: I don't ignore suck as much as they have done in.
Speaker 5: Previous In some weeks they suck. No, other weeks are
Speaker 5: actually quite good.
Speaker 3: Nice.
Speaker 5: Anyway, there was a particular moment and you need to
Speaker 5: bear in mind if you didn't know, Jason nor France
Speaker 5: has got pick number one to North Melbourne. He left
Speaker 5: after a year. It was quite controversial. Yes, so he
Speaker 5: came back to South Australia and every single time part
Speaker 5: Adelai plays the ruse, it's really really fiery.
Speaker 6: It was on and it was one of those situations
Speaker 6: where you could just tell he was out of control,
Speaker 6: like he couldn't control his temper or his emotions, and
Speaker 6: it all just boiled over Din.
Speaker 5: That they're going for him and they were baiting him,
Speaker 5: and big Tristan Cherry was going for him and then
Speaker 5: joy sinking the skipper he hit him in the back. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and all of a sudden it was on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And it was interesting to listen to Kenny say
Speaker 6: how he has to work twice as hard for his
Speaker 6: free kicks as anyone else who plays footy, and yet
Speaker 6: he seems to give them away quite easily.
Speaker 5: Powerful young man. Yeah, I did like as well what
Speaker 5: Zach Budd said after the game.
Speaker 8: China casual raging boards pretty tough at times. But I'd
Speaker 8: much rather than have to work someone up to compete
Speaker 8: and play with that. Like, I'm much rather him being
Speaker 8: that young and that aggressive and wanted to get after
Speaker 8: the contest.
Speaker 5: It's a good point because imagining having a kid who's
Speaker 5: so unbelievably competitive, yeah, that she's got to calm him
Speaker 5: down there. There's too many stories of bloke's been the opposite,
Speaker 5: and that would be very very concerning, particularly if you're
Speaker 5: a coach and you're paying a kid a lot of money.
Speaker 5: He doesn't have that issue. No, he goes too high.
Speaker 3: No, And it was interesting.
Speaker 6: I think he got cops some criticism because people accused
Speaker 6: him of being petulant with Kenny because Kenny was trying
Speaker 6: to talk to him to tell him to calm the
Speaker 6: bleak down, and he just walked away.
Speaker 3: So he's copped it over that.
Speaker 5: He has copped it. But in Jason's defense. I think
Speaker 5: he was trying to. I think he was making a
Speaker 5: smart decision because he was like, Kenny, I'm getna belt you, Yeah,
Speaker 5: get a belt. I need to walk away now.
Speaker 6: Oh man, how shocking that you would jump to your
Speaker 6: boyfriend's defense.
Speaker 3: Just tell me, okay?
Speaker 6: Because I was thinking I was watching this unfold on
Speaker 6: the weekend. I was thinking, how would Hazy calm him down?
Speaker 6: Las have said to him in that moment.
Speaker 5: We have to go like really really close contact, we're
Speaker 5: talking notes to nose and just really just get right
Speaker 5: up in there and say Jason, it's okay, that's okay,
Speaker 5: You've got this. You could do this. And then you
Speaker 5: just vereer up the top and it's a small little
Speaker 5: almost just brushing before he was a kids and you
Speaker 5: go from there. And I'm surprised Kenny didn't do that.
Speaker 5: In fact, maybe he did do that, but the cameras
Speaker 5: didn't pick it up. Yeah, not really sure.
Speaker 3: You would have been like this, you would have.
Speaker 6: You can do this, big solid, beautiful man in control
Speaker 6: of your emotions.
Speaker 5: You're okay, you can do this. Just a quick story
Speaker 5: on his competitiveness. So we had a Channel seven promo
Speaker 5: shoot We've got Jason on Francis as part of Channel
Speaker 5: seven this year, and he's a ripping young Ladin anyway,
Speaker 5: we went there to do some filming with Connor Rosey
Speaker 5: and Jason and the media manager there is Jamie Anderson
Speaker 5: does a fantastic job yet absolutely lovely.
Speaker 6: So she's got me out of the poop quite a
Speaker 6: few occasions as Jobie.
Speaker 5: So Jason comes down and he is covered head to
Speaker 5: toe and sweat. It's like someone has poured a bucket
Speaker 5: over him, and he's agitated and he's angry, and Jamie's like,
Speaker 5: oh my god, what's happening here? And it turned out
Speaker 5: he was furious and he was in a bit of
Speaker 5: a headspace because he had lost the game of table
Speaker 5: tennis to Wilm Drew. He's that competitor. He's like, it's
Speaker 5: bull crap and all this kind of stuff. So Jamie's like, right, Jason,
Speaker 5: go have a shower, think about it, come back and
Speaker 5: let's do this shoot.
Speaker 3: He did it, and then you said, Jason, Jason, come
Speaker 3: it's okay.
Speaker 5: Actually they told me to get out of the shower
Speaker 5: and I was like