Speaker 1: Gay, Ben Lemon Bell the new Sound of No.
Speaker 2: The mornings in twenty twenty three, his Early.
Speaker 3: Breakfast Ben Lemon Bell from six AM and Jody and
Speaker 3: Hazy from seven Your Fun for Everything, every.
Speaker 4: Little, the really funny.
Speaker 2: It's the new sound of No.
Speaker 5: In twenty twenty three.
Speaker 6: Oh, good morning, Adelaide.
Speaker 7: Hazy just turned to me and said, hey mate, let's
Speaker 7: do something special.
Speaker 8: You know it's Friday. Let's be special. Let's have a
Speaker 8: special day. Let's have a good fun, solid energy day.
Speaker 8: And you know what's live our lives. We'll take it
Speaker 8: one day to tome be our best so we can.
Speaker 6: Do It's very easy for you to be special, isn't it.
Speaker 6: Andrew Hey Water, what a marathon?
Speaker 2: What that means behind the scenes.
Speaker 6: I'll explain it later.
Speaker 7: Marathon game of tennis last night over the Australian Open.
Speaker 6: Unbelievable scenes.
Speaker 7: Andy Murray from the UK coming back from two sets
Speaker 7: down to beat our boys, the Nasti Cookannuncle Oh.
Speaker 8: The tea couldn't quite get it done unfortunately, but you
Speaker 8: look forward.
Speaker 2: To the end.
Speaker 8: The thing that really really keeps me up at night
Speaker 8: is the fact that he's up two sets the last
Speaker 8: I know and Andy Murray came back.
Speaker 6: Do you reckon? It's keeping him up? Do you reckon?
Speaker 6: He got much sleep after we went home after a
Speaker 6: four am finish.
Speaker 2: We loved the nassy. He's a cool dude.
Speaker 7: He is very very cool. Indeed, big show coming up.
Speaker 7: Ask us anything is back? Please get involved in this
Speaker 7: four hundred and nine nine nine one nine breakfast at
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Speaker 6: You can ask us any question you like.
Speaker 8: We're going to speak to Alex Carey, one of the
Speaker 8: absolute darlings of world sport.
Speaker 6: Don't fross I mean, just keep try and keep it
Speaker 6: cool when we speak to Alex.
Speaker 8: How dare you tell me not the froth when we're
Speaker 8: talking about Alex Carey, That's all part of the process.
Speaker 6: He's got the best eyes of the business.
Speaker 8: That boy you turned it physical. I'm purely talking about
Speaker 8: his personality.
Speaker 7: Sam Smith tickets to give away as well to their
Speaker 7: concert at the Entertainment Center in October and the original
Speaker 7: The Best Judge.
Speaker 2: Jody back in down finally a.
Speaker 6: Few versions around around on a few different versions.
Speaker 2: We'll go with the original and best.
Speaker 8: Thanks very good. Sam Smith tickets as well. Quick remind
Speaker 8: I can't sad enough, I'll scream it from the rooftops.
Speaker 2: We're heading onto Port Adelaide as well. This morning. They've
Speaker 2: got an open training session.
Speaker 8: We spoke to Connor Rosi and he said, if you
Speaker 8: want to connect with the faithful and win some listeners,
Speaker 8: you've got to get here face to face and feed
Speaker 8: us food and drink. So we were providing free coffees
Speaker 8: and everything else. So when you get down there, if
Speaker 8: you're heading down, get amongst this and say hello and
Speaker 8: then start listening.
Speaker 2: That's kind of what we're trying to do.
Speaker 7: Sometimes you put pauses in places that shouldn't be there.
Speaker 8: All right, thanks, sounds like we're having an air check
Speaker 8: with vegan boss Ben. We're feeling the love when I
Speaker 8: say where I'm in you little life coming through.
Speaker 2: It's good to see though.
Speaker 6: Jody, Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 8: I'm getting so I get a lot of stories away
Speaker 8: from the mic, saying oh, I've tuned in.
Speaker 2: I've been waiting for Jody to make her comeback.
Speaker 6: It's nice.
Speaker 2: It's a really really solid theme. So congratulations.
Speaker 6: Starting to grade on you not at all.
Speaker 2: I actually really enjoy it.
Speaker 8: We'll be perfectly honest with you, saying that let's bring
Speaker 8: you back down.
Speaker 2: It's telling to you a little thing we like to
Speaker 2: call mean tweets for the first time.
Speaker 8: This has been done before, but it's a good opportunity
Speaker 8: to really feel some feedback.
Speaker 7: I see what's happening here. I've had some nice feedback
Speaker 7: on the phones this morning.
Speaker 6: But because it's.
Speaker 7: Been about me, you've gone we should just do an
Speaker 7: addition of mean tweets just for the hell of it.
Speaker 8: Do you know as well even the mean tweets? So
Speaker 8: you cop the nice stuff which you deserve. I cop
Speaker 8: the brunt of the mean tweets, which is completely fine
Speaker 8: as I read them and laugh.
Speaker 2: Whilst I cry, all right, what have we got? Let's hear.
Speaker 9: Strippers and shirtlesszy What won't these two do for rating?
Speaker 9: I don't know what's worse, Ben Liam and Bell leaving
Speaker 9: or Ben Liam and Bell being replaced by these.
Speaker 2: Congrats.
Speaker 10: I'm an insomniack, but somehow you two still manage to
Speaker 10: bore me to sleep every day, still trying to work
Speaker 10: out who this hazy block kiss. There's two hours I'll
Speaker 10: never get back.
Speaker 4: I would rather in my hands and clap then listen
Speaker 4: to these two any longer? Is this a mum and Sunsha.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's go solid.
Speaker 7: Feedback was that was okay, that was okay to that
Speaker 7: last one idiot wrote that.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure they made a voice.
Speaker 6: That person is an absolute moron.
Speaker 7: And you know why because I don't have boys, I
Speaker 7: can only have girl.
Speaker 6: So the joke's on.
Speaker 2: You, jokes on you, Champ.
Speaker 8: All right, everyone clap along with us, Go to your
Speaker 8: toilet in your hands and clap along.
Speaker 2: Joe dear dais the guest speaking story.
Speaker 3: This is how the several scenes is huge.
Speaker 7: Justin epic marathon at the Australian Open last night, the
Speaker 7: Nasty kock and Archis versus Andy Murray. It went to
Speaker 7: five Cochin Arcas sadly was two sets to love up
Speaker 7: and threw it away.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so five hours. It was just extraordinary scenes.
Speaker 11: The longest match before tonight you ever played was five
Speaker 11: hours and seven minutes, So you've just eclipsed the longest
Speaker 11: match you have ever played in your life anymore?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, pretty long.
Speaker 6: Sorry, he's my least favorite tennis player. I have to say.
Speaker 7: Only the lighton Hewitt Marcus bag dadis round three clash
Speaker 7: in two thousand and eight Eclipse That finishing time at
Speaker 7: four thirty four am. The twenty twelve final between Novak
Speaker 7: Djokovic and Rafael Nadal had a longer run time of
Speaker 7: five hours and fifty three minutes.
Speaker 2: I was there, were you cheering all it was extraordinary.
Speaker 6: It didn't finish. I don't reckon it finished till two
Speaker 6: am in the morning.
Speaker 7: And I was doing breakfast radio, so to go home,
Speaker 7: nap for like half an hour and then get back.
Speaker 2: And I was going to say, what do you do?
Speaker 2: Do you even did you think about just pushing through it?
Speaker 6: No? No, I'm old and I'm a woman, and we
Speaker 6: can't do that. I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: Now in the interview at the end of the match,
Speaker 7: things got really really awkward.
Speaker 6: Have I listened to this?
Speaker 2: I have a big hih.
Speaker 11: Well, and if I may say, you have big everything,
Speaker 11: I think, boy.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure my wife would agree.
Speaker 11: That's not what I meant. You don't have to answer that.
Speaker 11: That was an extraordinary tennis mate, It's just extraordinary.
Speaker 2: And we were we.
Speaker 11: Ran out of superlatives about three hours ago.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's get back to the fact that
Speaker 8: you just said Andy Murray that he has a giant
Speaker 8: You know what, wasn't there.
Speaker 6: An X ray or something that came out a couple
Speaker 6: of years ago.
Speaker 2: Yes, I wish I hadn't know. But our producer Shawn
Speaker 2: for me before the show.
Speaker 8: So an X ray when he had his hip surgery,
Speaker 8: and obviously you see the bones in an X ray,
Speaker 8: you see the.
Speaker 2: Outline of muscles.
Speaker 8: It was a pretty big muscle, sort of veering off
Speaker 8: to the left, just below the hip bone.
Speaker 6: I'm just going to move on.
Speaker 7: Alec Baldwin is to be charged with manslaughter in a
Speaker 7: fatal shooting on the set of Rust. So he was
Speaker 7: rehearsing with a pistol you might remember in New Mexico
Speaker 7: in October twenty twenty one, and it went off, killing
Speaker 7: the cinematographer, Helena Hutchins.
Speaker 6: And wounding the director as well.
Speaker 7: Now his attorney has come out and said this decision
Speaker 7: distorts Helena hutchins tragic death and represents a terrible miscarriage
Speaker 7: of justice.
Speaker 6: This was him at the time.
Speaker 2: It wasn't in the script for the trigger to be pulled. Well,
Speaker 2: the trigger wasn't pulled. I didn't pull the trigger. So
Speaker 2: you never pulled the trigger. No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 2: I would never point to go to pull a trigger
Speaker 2: at them. Never unbelievable situation.
Speaker 6: How did it go off? How did she just did it? Yeah?
Speaker 6: And the question was where did the live round come from?
Speaker 7: Soja Sinda Aburn has announced her shock resignation as New
Speaker 7: Zealand Prime Minister, which is sad news for everyone concerned
Speaker 7: because she is incredible. She choked back two years as
Speaker 7: she said she didn't have enough energy to seek re election.
Speaker 1: I want to finish with a simple thank you to
Speaker 1: New Zealanders for giving me this opportunity to serve and
Speaker 1: to take on what has and will always be the
Speaker 1: greatest role of my life. That you can be kind
Speaker 1: but strong, empathetic but decisive, optimistic but focused. You can
Speaker 1: be your own kind of leader, one that knows when
Speaker 1: it's time to go.
Speaker 8: Can we throw to Cindi in the same And if
Speaker 8: there's Kwi's listening, tell me if I'm right or wrong?
Speaker 8: Oh full double oh no, nine no my nine? How
Speaker 8: could you not love her? And if you don't like her,
Speaker 8: then it's on you.
Speaker 7: But yeah, and the key takeaway here is tired working
Speaker 7: mother has no energy left.
Speaker 6: I mean, preach sister.
Speaker 7: It's sad to see her go because I think we
Speaker 7: need more leaders like her. Not less, you know, with
Speaker 7: people leaders with empathy and congratulations to nine News presenter
Speaker 7: Will McDonald and his partner Sam Kelly, who is a
Speaker 7: part of the Nova family. Here they've announced the birth
Speaker 7: of their first child, who they've dubbed Little Buddha after
Speaker 7: a scary emergency delivery. Actually their son Alfie Buckston McDonald's
Speaker 7: affectionately dubbed butder tipped the scales at three point four
Speaker 7: to two kilograms. That makes no sense to me. What
Speaker 7: is that in pounds?
Speaker 2: It's a big boy.
Speaker 6: Can you find out that that's big?
Speaker 2: Though? Anything over three kilos is quite last?
Speaker 7: Is it measured forty eight centimeters? Delivered by emergency c sections?
Speaker 7: So congratulations to supermum Sam and to Will McDonald as well.
Speaker 6: What nice news to round out the juice.
Speaker 8: Yes, absolutely, Jody and Hazes ask us anything. This is
Speaker 8: an opportunity to send in some questions Breakfast statn over
Speaker 8: nine on nine dot com dot A.
Speaker 2: You jump in the socials.
Speaker 8: Just let's break down the barriers, Joe's Let's get to
Speaker 8: know each other intimately. This is where no question is
Speaker 8: off limits, because that's how you break new ground.
Speaker 7: Let's get loose, as people like to say, yeah, let's get.
Speaker 2: Loose morning producer Sean.
Speaker 5: Good morning, and haven't the email has been coming in?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: All right, you're ready, So our first one is, hey, guys,
Speaker 3: loving the new show last night. I was shocked to
Speaker 3: see my Uber rating had gone from a four point
Speaker 3: nine to a four point seven six over the Christmas
Speaker 3: New Year period.
Speaker 5: What gives? What's your Uber rating?
Speaker 7: I'm a four point eight and I am also very
Speaker 7: generous with what I dish out to Uber drivers, So
Speaker 7: I always just like to do five stars, five stars,
Speaker 7: five stars. And then there's some mornings and I wake
Speaker 7: up on a Sunday and they go, what was your
Speaker 7: Uber writing?
Speaker 6: And I'll go, remember it, but I'll give them a five.
Speaker 8: Well, I don't have an Uber what I'm not logged
Speaker 8: into Uber, You don't have an account.
Speaker 2: That's the sort of technology just a little bit above me.
Speaker 8: So whenever I'm in the city or I need to
Speaker 8: get home and I think how am I going to transport,
Speaker 8: a little voice in my head sings one three, two
Speaker 8: two two seven, go yeah, oh yellow, I still catch
Speaker 8: cabs your cab man, yeah, And after a few beers
Speaker 8: more than six in the city, I'll walk.
Speaker 3: All right, well, look, thank you Julie for that one there.
Speaker 3: Our next one is from Paul from Pasadena, Hazy. My
Speaker 3: wife is in love with you, so this question is
Speaker 3: from her. How tall are you?
Speaker 8: This is my surprise, you pistol, Paul, This is real
Speaker 8: sort of Tom Cruise here is I'm actually a meter forty.
Speaker 2: Six foot two. But you know when you hear stories
Speaker 2: and you.
Speaker 8: Just don't see on screen, like Tom Cruise, zach Efron,
Speaker 8: you're like, are the guys a midget?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, it's not happening here, Paul six two?
Speaker 6: Is that with hair or without hair?
Speaker 8: I think that's me standing up straight with my hair
Speaker 8: slanted directly upwards, slightly on my tippy toes, raising my
Speaker 8: calves just a little bit.
Speaker 6: Can we be real clear about something.
Speaker 7: It's not your choice if it's with hair or without hair,
Speaker 7: because your hair is your boss, it owns you, just
Speaker 7: whatever the hell it wants to do on any given.
Speaker 2: Day, it goes I'm gonna go this way, then I
Speaker 2: go no, we'll leave.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I leave you nothing.
Speaker 2: You do what you need to do, all right, guys.
Speaker 3: Our final question is from Kelly from Westbourne Park, Right, Kelly,
Speaker 3: have you guys heard of the game kiss, Marry, kill,
Speaker 3: love to hear from each of you who you would
Speaker 3: do with your team.
Speaker 5: Of producers and newsreader. Who would you kiss, who would
Speaker 5: you marry? And who would you kill?
Speaker 6: You first? Mate?
Speaker 8: Okay, well it's easy for me because, as we all
Speaker 8: know here that each and every morning, when I enter
Speaker 8: the studio at around about six fifteen, I give everyone
Speaker 8: a little kiss on the forehead.
Speaker 2: It's collective, isn't it.
Speaker 6: No, No, we're talking pash a pash. Who do you
Speaker 6: want to mac on with?
Speaker 8: Like with tongue or just one of those fake movie
Speaker 8: kisses where it's open mouth but nothing's going on full tongue. Well,
Speaker 8: then okay, if you put me on a spot use
Speaker 8: read Abbey.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 8: So we're going to graduate Abbey. We're going to go
Speaker 8: from that little kiss on the forehead. Every morning we'll
Speaker 8: full on snog a quarter past six, So that's when
Speaker 8: people want to hook up.
Speaker 12: And I haven't yet because I haven't seen anyone since
Speaker 12: four when I get in, So why not.
Speaker 2: It's a good way to start the day.
Speaker 5: I knew you should be keen God.
Speaker 7: Well, I would like to kiss producers Zoe, but I
Speaker 7: figure I'm going to have to wait till.
Speaker 6: The Christmas Buddy next year because that's when she does
Speaker 6: her best word. I want to get in early that
Speaker 6: she was a bit worse for wear by.
Speaker 9: The end of it.
Speaker 8: So what was that about three or four weeks ago?
Speaker 8: You see to hang over?
Speaker 5: All right, marry We're going to marry me.
Speaker 8: I'll marry yeah, producer Sean. I just feel like we've
Speaker 8: got so much common ground. Cut the lads hanging out.
Speaker 8: That's something I could totally get into.
Speaker 6: Boys Mary producer Sean. But I don't think he wants
Speaker 6: to marry me.
Speaker 8: I don't know, yeh, I'm not sure that if we
Speaker 8: got married, Sean, it would be overly physical, but we'd
Speaker 8: have good chat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, good good chat in good band.
Speaker 6: Would you like to marry Sean?
Speaker 5: Ab of course I.
Speaker 12: Say that we're husband and wife. Well, if you weren't
Speaker 12: in a relationship and married, we'd be we'd be married.
Speaker 5: And if I liked the female gender as well.
Speaker 2: Helps it's mine, but it helps.
Speaker 5: And finally, who are you going to kill?
Speaker 8: Okay, well, I've thought about this long and hard. Look,
Speaker 8: I'd probably killed Zoe because I mean it wasn't that
Speaker 8: long ago. That would Behind the scenes, Zoe was telling
Speaker 8: us about a date that went so horribly wrong, and
Speaker 8: she said, oh my god, I just wanted to die. Well,
Speaker 8: here's your opportunities I kill her. Don't take that personally.
Speaker 8: I'm doing you a favor, am I not much?
Speaker 6: I guess who I want to kill because you don't
Speaker 6: want to marry me. It's not too late for a
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Speaker 6: What if it's Ozzie for trouble You tell me you're
Speaker 6: the time Machine's.
Speaker 2: On this Dayzy.
Speaker 8: Welcome to Friday, the twentieth third January in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: Let's take a little trip down memory lane, shall we?
Speaker 2: Jokes like this?
Speaker 8: Two thousand and nine, Barack Obama inaugurated as the forty
Speaker 8: fourth president of the United States and America becomes United
Speaker 8: States first African American president.
Speaker 7: I say it's not one word Barack Obama. It's Barack Obama.
Speaker 8: Barack Obama for those in the know. I just sort
Speaker 8: of feel like the presidents since aren't quite as cool.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump not quite pushing my cool buttons.
Speaker 6: No, no, what's the who's after?
Speaker 8: Don Joe Biden is well, he's one undred and thirty eight,
Speaker 8: so he's not cool to anyone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not even himself.
Speaker 6: No, I don't even think his names. He knows his
Speaker 6: name's Joe.
Speaker 2: May though it was John Crazy. Two thousand and eight.
Speaker 8: Breaking Bad, created by Vince Gillian, starting, Brian Kranson, and
Speaker 8: Aaron Paul, premieres on AMC. By far the best series
Speaker 8: that I have ever seen.
Speaker 2: Listen to this. I am not in Dangerous Scaler, I
Speaker 2: am the danger Oh my god, how good?
Speaker 6: You never watched it?
Speaker 2: You've never watched Breaking Bad?
Speaker 8: Out Get Out nineteen eighty two, heavy metal musician Ozzie
Speaker 8: Osborne allegedly bites their head off a bat on stage
Speaker 8: in Iowa.
Speaker 4: Evidently through an unconscious bath on the stage, and he
Speaker 4: thought it was a rubber back whatever.
Speaker 2: He picked it up and bit the hat off. It
Speaker 2: sounds going, god me, it's free of all what it
Speaker 2: didn't have COVID. It's all about back in the eighties.
Speaker 6: It's running around like a headless bat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's where it is. Twenty twenty two, Speaking of
Speaker 2: rock stars, Meadlfe died. So it's been one year today,
Speaker 2: is it?
Speaker 6: That's it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, some of the hits that he had. Unfortunately he
Speaker 2: will be remembered from putting on the most putrid Grand
Speaker 2: Final performance of all time. Disgusting. Let's never speak of
Speaker 2: this again, says RP.
Speaker 8: Meet Life nineteen ninety four British comedy Four Weddings in
Speaker 8: a Funeral written by Richie Curtis, starring Hugh Grant, premiers
Speaker 8: at the sun Dance Film Festival.
Speaker 6: What a cracking film.
Speaker 2: It's really really good, wasn't it.
Speaker 6: Chesty girl standing in front of a boy wanting him
Speaker 6: to love me.
Speaker 8: That's also a great movie, but different one.
Speaker 2: Thank you for that. Notting Hill reference.
Speaker 8: Is what you're trying to say that pretty much every
Speaker 8: film that Hugh Grant has in been in he plays
Speaker 8: the same character.
Speaker 6: Oh God, I'm such an idiot?
Speaker 8: Good stuff? How good was Anna Scott in Four Weddings
Speaker 8: and a Funeral?
Speaker 2: Here wrong? Film? Two thousand and six high school musical.
Speaker 8: Daboots starring Zac Efron and Vanessa Hutchins becomes Disney Channel's
Speaker 8: most successful TV movie.
Speaker 2: Can't say I have seen it.
Speaker 8: I've seen Zack Ethron's work, and that little fella's built.
Speaker 6: He's only tiny. Actually, he's like smaller than me.
Speaker 2: It's that's unbelievable. Yeah, it comes across like he's an
Speaker 2: absolute monster.
Speaker 6: No, not at all. I interviewed him man, I was like,
Speaker 6: you're the tiniest man I've ever met.
Speaker 8: What about when you finished the interview and you patted him
Speaker 8: on the head and gave him kiss on the forehead
Speaker 8: and said thanks for that, and you're champion.
Speaker 2: He didn't need that.
Speaker 6: Good on your little one, your big fellow.
Speaker 8: Then one song in Australia on January twenty, two thousand
Speaker 8: and seven was apologized by Timberland. Let's get it on
Speaker 8: its Jodi and Hazy go your morning.
Speaker 7: Yes, you can email us breakfast at over nine one
Speaker 7: nine at dot com dot Are you? These are basically
Speaker 7: your moral life dilemmas, aren't they, Hazy? So I'm just
Speaker 7: about to read an email and then the judge will
Speaker 7: give her opinion.
Speaker 9: Is this right?
Speaker 6: Is this wrong?
Speaker 3: Do you?
Speaker 6: Judge? Jodie?
Speaker 7: My wife and I've been married for seventeen years and
Speaker 7: have three wonderful doors age thirteen, ten and five. Lately,
Speaker 7: I've felt like the odd man out in a girl's
Speaker 7: only club. Well, welcome to being a female forever.
Speaker 6: I wish I sorry, did.
Speaker 11: That come out?
Speaker 8: We should just keep it. Let's just keep it a
Speaker 8: lot more light and fluffy. Plays had a very dangerous bath,
Speaker 8: producer short.
Speaker 7: I wish I had a son I could share my
Speaker 7: interest with. I'd love to have someone I could take fishing,
Speaker 7: teach about classic cars, and play football and cricket with,
Speaker 7: and all the other male stereotypes. I have tried introducing
Speaker 7: these interest to my girls, but they're not into them.
Speaker 6: Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 7: I love my daughters beyond words. I've been with private
Speaker 7: their school netball competitions, at their dance concerts, and at
Speaker 7: family gatherings, and I am daily thankful for having them
Speaker 7: in my life.
Speaker 6: Ah well, what else does he say? I resent? I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: I recently asked my wife to we could try to
Speaker 7: have one more child in the hopes of having a son.
Speaker 7: What my wife is healthy, All three pregnancies went fine,
Speaker 7: and we both make enough money to be good providers.
Speaker 7: You said she would think about it, but I've since
Speaker 7: found out that her mother and sister both are liberid.
Speaker 8: Okay, straight off the bat, this goes both ways. J's
Speaker 8: This absolutely goes both ways. I had private conversations with
Speaker 8: your husband, Greg, and you've got a team full of girls.
Speaker 2: He's desperate for a son. I made that up.
Speaker 8: I know blokes who have got a team full of
Speaker 8: girls would love a son. I know girls who have
Speaker 8: three sons who would love a daughter.
Speaker 2: It does go both ways.
Speaker 8: I don't think we talk about it that much, but
Speaker 8: sometimes I feel like you natural instinct is well, you know,
Speaker 8: absolutely I'd love a son. But at the end of
Speaker 8: the day, and I'm being so honest with this, if
Speaker 8: I have a baby who's happy and healthy, I'm happy.
Speaker 8: But there is a spot that you don't communicate much
Speaker 8: where you're like, if I had to choose, yeah, maybe
Speaker 8: I am rooting for a son.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well look, I really that really surprises me because
Speaker 7: like my husband, we obviously have four girls, and we
Speaker 7: joke about him wanting a boy. But I will never
Speaker 7: produce a boy because I only make girls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's weird.
Speaker 8: It's just that as a why that's connecting the wrong
Speaker 8: sport or something out of that.
Speaker 2: It's a girl factory.
Speaker 7: In all seriousness, Like we got a dog and we've
Speaker 7: got a girl dog as well, Like, he couldn't even
Speaker 7: win on that front to get a boy dog, but
Speaker 7: he's happy with his lot, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Like if he never once has said I really really
Speaker 7: really want a boy, I'm.
Speaker 6: Sure he'd be chughed if we got a boy.
Speaker 7: But I just think this guy like pushing his wife
Speaker 7: to have another child just because he feels left out?
Speaker 6: Am I right?
Speaker 12: News Reader Abby, I'm the same as you. So I'm
Speaker 12: a girl. Well, there's three girls in our family. The
Speaker 12: dog was a girl. Mum and dad also owned a
Speaker 12: shop and it was all women working there as well,
Speaker 12: and I think Dad struggled a little bit. He asked
Speaker 12: Mum to go again and she very not politely declined.
Speaker 12: But I think it's really cool to see him now
Speaker 12: with the nieces and nephews. So my sisters have had boys,
Speaker 12: and that's I feel like he's being able to get
Speaker 12: that time back and do that boy stuff, you know,
Speaker 12: with them.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I just am I wrong in thinking this
Speaker 6: is just a bit selfish to go.
Speaker 12: It depends, I guess, on the ages as well. If
Speaker 12: they're all older and then all of a sudden you're
Speaker 12: having another baby, you know, like I don't know.
Speaker 6: It just depends on the ages and stuff.
Speaker 12: But no, I think, yeah, get over it.
Speaker 6: I know, and I think take your girls fishing.
Speaker 7: We fish, We like fishing, you know, take your girls
Speaker 7: to the cricket if you want to, let me just.
Speaker 2: Jump in there. Oh no, your girls aren't going fishing.
Speaker 6: Come on, they would, they would if they.
Speaker 8: I know your youngster is not well enough to know
Speaker 8: they're not fishing with Greg.
Speaker 6: Okay, no cars aligning.
Speaker 8: It also was a big punt too, by the way,
Speaker 8: what because if you're punting on this to try and
Speaker 8: get a boy, and what if you get another girl? Yeah,
Speaker 8: I just said. The big question is like straight away,
Speaker 8: is he will should be his love?
Speaker 7: That she should be because she's not a boy.
Speaker 2: That's the question I'll put out there.
Speaker 6: It's making me cross now it is.
Speaker 2: Don't get the judge cross. I'll tell you what. You
Speaker 2: go nuts with the gavel.
Speaker 7: Sustained thirteen twenty four ten. Please get involved in this one.
Speaker 7: Are you in a family of.
Speaker 6: All boys or all girls?
Speaker 7: Have you been in a position where your husband said,
Speaker 7: can we go again because I want a certain gender?
Speaker 6: Charmaine, what do you think?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I think there's nothing wrong with wanting to have
Speaker 13: a mini memes, but it's something really special about it,
Speaker 13: and it's really fulfilling when you share.
Speaker 6: All your interests.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, and so and what's your what's your collection
Speaker 7: of kids?
Speaker 6: What have you got?
Speaker 10: So we've got.
Speaker 12: Three girls and three boys, three boys.
Speaker 7: We're a mixed family.
Speaker 10: So I had two boys and a girl and he
Speaker 10: had two.
Speaker 6: Girls and a boy and dari else do they get
Speaker 6: along charme?
Speaker 11: Yeah, most of them get along pretty well.
Speaker 6: Actually, Okay, they've payed off very well.
Speaker 7: All right, so Charmain's on team. It's okay to want
Speaker 7: a specific gender. Kirsty from All Dinger Beach, what are
Speaker 7: your thoughts on this? Is it okay to try and
Speaker 7: pressure someone to have another baby just because you want
Speaker 7: a boy?
Speaker 1: Well, firstly, i'd like to say I love you, lady.
Speaker 6: From the other plate, I'm not playing the station.
Speaker 13: I really missed you. Oh that's so very glad you're back.
Speaker 6: That's awesome, that's beautiful.
Speaker 2: We're getting a lot of these calls as well, Kirsty.
Speaker 8: So yeah, it's a very very solid and it's lovely
Speaker 8: to say, yeah, now I'm going to.
Speaker 6: Have a baby.
Speaker 10: One one day, I know you were, and I was like,
Speaker 10: oh my.
Speaker 6: God, I'm oh that's so lovely.
Speaker 1: Oh you're so good.
Speaker 13: But anyway, I had two girls my ex one of
Speaker 13: the boys were.
Speaker 9: Said and I said no, and he goes, I.
Speaker 8: Can't play crick and we'll play footy or do anything
Speaker 8: with him.
Speaker 13: I said, yes, you can, of course you can. Anyway,
Speaker 13: we split up and I were playing cricket on Foody anyway,
Speaker 13: and once the.
Speaker 8: Game, yeah, my younger started playing cricket.
Speaker 13: My eldest was paying Foody and then I both played
Speaker 13: Foody and then he'd come up to the games and
Speaker 13: we went together.
Speaker 6: Oh so cop that.
Speaker 7: I love that, Kirsty, beautiful to talk to you. Thank
Speaker 7: you so much, Emilio. What's your school of thought on
Speaker 7: this one?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 13: Just one of I love the show. You guys are
Speaker 13: doing awesome.
Speaker 6: I've been trying a long time, just trying to let.
Speaker 2: The moment to No.
Speaker 10: I'm thank him for a girl because my second turned
Speaker 10: out to be another boy.
Speaker 9: But she's not keen up until we move out of
Speaker 9: my mum's home, which I think is fair.
Speaker 2: Conditions.
Speaker 7: Thanks for being flexible on that one, Amelia.
Speaker 6: Oh that's amazing, right, Okay, tough decision to make.
Speaker 7: I'm going to run with my original thoughts on this
Speaker 7: one that I don't think it is quite right for
Speaker 7: this guy to not be happy with his lot and
Speaker 7: adapt and change. You've got girls, deal with it, go
Speaker 7: and find communal interests that you can share with them.
Speaker 6: And I think it's a little bit selfish of him
Speaker 6: to try and.
Speaker 7: Push his wife into having another baby just because you
Speaker 7: want to hang out with a boy.
Speaker 8: Judge Jody has made her final ruling. Do you agree
Speaker 8: or do you disagree? Can textas as well care She's
Speaker 8: made a ruling for double nine or nine if you
Speaker 8: would like to, we'll peal well, Hazy.
Speaker 7: It's been my commitment over the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 7: given this as a new show, to make you feel
Speaker 7: comfortable and to bring all your favorites.
Speaker 6: Onto the air.
Speaker 7: So we've had the beautiful Tom Wren, your boyfriend. We've
Speaker 7: had Connor Rosie as well, another one of your boyfriends.
Speaker 7: I mean, you could extend the invitation to this next man,
Speaker 7: who is very attractive as well, if you like, say
Speaker 7: good morning to Alex Carry from the Adelaide Strikers.
Speaker 2: Good morning, it's top shelf.
Speaker 13: Good morning guys. Way too kind.
Speaker 8: That's nice. It seems like we've got things for a
Speaker 8: good looking sportsman. How they hell did Tom Wren slip
Speaker 8: through the system?
Speaker 2: He cares. It's good to speak to you this mate.
Speaker 8: Can I just go straight off the bat and say
Speaker 8: congratulations on your summer with the Aussie team and straight
Speaker 8: into it?
Speaker 2: Mate? What was it like scoring your first hundred?
Speaker 13: Yeah? Thanks hazy, No, I was obviously really exciting to
Speaker 13: be able to, yeah, have a performance like that. I
Speaker 13: guess every time we go out and play it well,
Speaker 13: especially bad is Yeah, the main goal is that three
Speaker 13: figures and able to produce that this year was really
Speaker 13: exciting and in front of the family. Yeah. Obviously Boxing
Speaker 13: Day is a really special catch match, so it was
Speaker 13: a yeah, it was a great feeling.
Speaker 6: Thanks Alex.
Speaker 7: You're getting to the pointy end of the Strikers season
Speaker 7: in the BBL. How good is it? And how good
Speaker 7: have the Adelaide fans been? Like massive bumper crowns, crowds
Speaker 7: probably the highest in the whole competition. How good is
Speaker 7: it that Adelaide really gets around you boys?
Speaker 13: Oh, it's amazing and I know myself and cav are
Speaker 13: always so excited to get an opportunity to play for
Speaker 13: the Strikers because the fans are the best in the
Speaker 13: colmp Adelaide over with, Yeah, just the place to play
Speaker 13: and we absolutely love running out there. And we've got
Speaker 13: one more big opportunity on Friday night two, well Friday
Speaker 13: afternoon even which is I think it's a great time
Speaker 13: slots to go out and run around in front of
Speaker 13: the crowd. Hopefully the Sun's doubt, but yeah they are.
Speaker 13: They are amazing, So hopefully one more big performance from
Speaker 13: the boys in front of our favorite fans.
Speaker 2: He cares.
Speaker 8: What's it like being flawless? Next question, I do have
Speaker 8: one question for you, I mean you guys. The schedules
Speaker 8: you guys have is just ridiculous, particularly internationally and everything else.
Speaker 2: When you're traveling around.
Speaker 8: When you do get a couple of weeks at home,
Speaker 8: what's the first thing that you do when you gather
Speaker 8: your beautiful wife and kids?
Speaker 2: So what's the go to thing to return to South
Speaker 2: Australia to do?
Speaker 6: I was married to a cricket. I play golf?
Speaker 2: Are you a golfer?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 13: I'm not dirty, I'm not I am. Adelaide's so good
Speaker 13: and I guess as soon as you get home, you
Speaker 13: get your home comforts machine. I love a nice glass
Speaker 13: of red one is yeah, with the wife over at dinner,
Speaker 13: but the kids, yeah, you love you love running up
Speaker 13: and then seeing the kids are given a big huse.
Speaker 13: But yeah, after a couple of days of being around him,
Speaker 13: you're happy to get on the road again, just like
Speaker 13: the rest.
Speaker 6: Of us.
Speaker 7: Does. Your lovely wild I find it difficult in that
Speaker 7: because when you're on the road and you get your
Speaker 7: room cleaned for you, and you get pretty much everything
Speaker 7: done for your your meal served, is she like, oh
Speaker 7: naughty sunshine.
Speaker 13: Are you say I'm not the one, the tidy one. No,
Speaker 13: we're we work pretty well. We work pretty well. It's
Speaker 13: sort of let it go for two weeks and then
Speaker 13: we'll do a big tidy up the kids. Yeah, guys
Speaker 13: know that as soon as the toys are out, they
Speaker 13: or you pack them away, they come out straight away.
Speaker 13: So no, I'm yeah, I'm not too fuss now. I
Speaker 13: think my attention to details sort of done as soon
Speaker 13: as you have kids.
Speaker 7: They say that having small children is like cleaning your
Speaker 7: teeth and eating chocolate at the same time.
Speaker 6: The whole thing is just so counter productive. Isn't it.
Speaker 13: Absolutely absolutely, I do this big tidy up and then
Speaker 13: as we said before, it's back out everywhere of the ground.
Speaker 13: So oh well, that's parenting. That's why we love to
Speaker 13: do it.
Speaker 8: Acas. I appreciate your time this morning, mates. I love
Speaker 8: seeing you back in action for the strikers as well.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 2: Hopefully we can chat to again really soon.
Speaker 13: Yeah, would love to guys, thanks for the chat. And
Speaker 13: as we said, yeah, big game Friday afternoon. It's a
Speaker 13: much win for us, so we'd love all the Adelais
Speaker 13: fans come out one last time and get behind us.
Speaker 6: Pretty big show it has been coming up. Next week
Speaker 6: Judge Jody is back. The courtroom is back in session
Speaker 6: and you will.
Speaker 7: Not believe the case that Judge Jody will be confronted
Speaker 7: with real dilemma stuff.
Speaker 2: It got quite deep this morning, didn't it. It's sort
Speaker 2: of triggered you just a little bit.
Speaker 6: It's triggered me because I was like, well, this guy
Speaker 6: had three girls. Just be happy with that. Count your blessings, gratitude.
Speaker 2: It's called go power, good team of our oddie girls.
Speaker 7: We have a whiteboard in the studio with that has
Speaker 7: like reminders as to what to say right in this
Speaker 7: particular break and E B Sewan has written at the
Speaker 7: bottom of it, wish everyone a great weekend. We'll thank
Speaker 7: God you're here because crust almighty I would have forgotten that.
Speaker 8: Hang on, let me just read this. Have a great
Speaker 8: weaken it says Wakeed. Please listen to the podcast as well.
Speaker 9: Adelaid