Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne. Wake, Wake.
Speaker 2: Jason law.
Speaker 3: We'll start your morning the right way.
Speaker 2: Be great.
Speaker 3: Is Jason Lauren Nogel one hundred.
Speaker 4: Well, good morning everybody, and welcome to the long weekend Morning, Clint, Jesus.
Speaker 2: We've done some hard yards this week, Jason, I.
Speaker 4: Thought you meant this morning.
Speaker 2: But we've earned We've earned a long weekend. We have
Speaker 2: earned a long weekend, Melbourne. Someone's one minute past nine
Speaker 2: this morning. I'm out of here.
Speaker 4: Someone might have started the long weekend early.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, is she?
Speaker 4: Is she Herellen paging Lowen to the studio.
Speaker 2: She'll be right, brody. Do we have do we have
Speaker 2: eyes on the eta eta for She's just.
Speaker 3: Going on a little walk around our park.
Speaker 5: Shall be shortly Albert part.
Speaker 4: She's walking around size walk there.
Speaker 3: She's coming in fit, firing and fresh.
Speaker 4: Good on her in Lira like kathin camp headphones over
Speaker 4: the time.
Speaker 2: I hope so I love that for her.
Speaker 4: Well, she had she had a big night. We all
Speaker 4: went out yesterday as a team. We went to lawn bowling.
Speaker 4: We did some were a lot better than others. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I wasn't very good. It was I from met It
Speaker 4: visits bowls clubs a lot.
Speaker 2: It turns out you don't visit the bowls club Green.
Speaker 4: No, that's what it was. Barm which you do some
Speaker 4: very good workouts Arabic stars in the midildings.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Oh my god, she's done it.
Speaker 2: Good morning, How Albert Park go to work?
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, you do not.
Speaker 2: Did you really know? She ran from the car?
Speaker 7: Obviously didn't runs work.
Speaker 6: But you know what I did do?
Speaker 7: I was dreaming that I was hitting snooze on my
Speaker 7: phone this morning, but you were.
Speaker 6: Actually It turns out I wasn't dreaming. You actually time,
Speaker 6: I've actually turned my alarm off. It had gone off
Speaker 6: already three times. That was thirty minutes past question.
Speaker 4: The alarm goes alarmoes of you. Early alarm goes off
Speaker 4: even though when the phone's on silent, correct, Yeah.
Speaker 6: When it's on silent, but if the volume, so the
Speaker 6: volume was down, so it's kind of down low.
Speaker 7: Yeah, right, And it was a bit my alarm's a
Speaker 7: bit like chimey.
Speaker 2: Times.
Speaker 7: It was like a soundtrack to my dreams pulls away.
Speaker 7: So I had a big bed to myself.
Speaker 2: Oh that's lush.
Speaker 6: I should have stayed, should have done it from long weekend.
Speaker 4: You do you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you do what you want.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I found out what's wrong to finishes.
Speaker 2: I told you.
Speaker 6: I said to you the other day, your kids doing
Speaker 6: a full day or a half day? And you said
Speaker 6: full day? And I was like, that's interesting. Every other
Speaker 6: child I know has a.
Speaker 2: Half yeah, olock. I mean that's after lunch. They get
Speaker 2: their lunch break. Then they're like, see you.
Speaker 6: Off times lunchtime into school.
Speaker 4: I don't know that changed around twelve. I think we
Speaker 4: used to have little lunch and then big lunch.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, play lunch recess we called it.
Speaker 2: They eat the classrooms now sorry, in the classrooms. They
Speaker 2: do that once they go outside, and.
Speaker 6: Then they go to make sure run's eating.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think that's what it is, to make sure people
Speaker 6: are stealing each other's food. I go one for one,
Speaker 6: twisty for a drado, which.
Speaker 2: One chip found out.
Speaker 4: One of my kids has been playing rock paper scissors
Speaker 4: to win over other kids tuck shop money.
Speaker 6: I take exactly which kid that.
Speaker 4: Is to and then he has a plant, so like
Speaker 4: they turn their backs to each other and then do
Speaker 4: like the rock paposes and then turn around and his
Speaker 4: mate's holding.
Speaker 2: Up what the kid he's paying?
Speaker 7: I think he's running an illegal gambling room.
Speaker 2: Will be very good in charge trading stuff.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Did you see that movie Molly's Game which she was
Speaker 7: running all the underground poker.
Speaker 4: It's exactly like that, but it's tuck shop.
Speaker 6: Hopefully he won't go to prison.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and if he does, we'll take him a cart
Speaker 4: and the darts.
Speaker 7: So it'll be a great thing to do on the show.
Speaker 4: We'll go visit the jar's ever done that before. It
Speaker 4: is three pass six, Good morning, Welcome to you a
Speaker 4: long weekend. We're going to a massive show coming up.
Speaker 4: We'll tell you all about it after Bruno. I don't
Speaker 4: know what the weather Bureau was smoking yesterday, but it
Speaker 4: was beautiful afternoon.
Speaker 7: It was warm, It did rain a little bit, oh
Speaker 7: did you?
Speaker 6: But it was also raining.
Speaker 7: It was also raining bird poo on half of our.
Speaker 2: Starf Oh yeah yeah. If you got shot on a bird.
Speaker 6: Pood on gen Z yep, and then a bird pood
Speaker 6: on Kiley, who's the girliest of all the girls in
Speaker 6: the team, yeh, were landed right on her knife next
Speaker 6: to her chicken parmesan and that was it. Back greatest
Speaker 6: displays of squawking female I've ever seen she couldn't move, she.
Speaker 4: Was frozen in for It has just gone seven past
Speaker 4: six here at nov We've got a big show coming
Speaker 4: up today. Your chance to win five k at seven
Speaker 4: and eight thanks to mate to Carlile Holmes, Nick the
Speaker 4: Wizard Watson in after eight this morning and your final
Speaker 4: chance to win your way to gather around.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, how good. Just listen up for the
Speaker 6: footy starring and you could be with a bunch of mates.
Speaker 7: Or the fan.
Speaker 4: Yes and lines tonight at the gab gab your money
Speaker 4: on the Lions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I'm the same. I've tipped the Lions.
Speaker 4: Just a light tail caught on.
Speaker 9: There was that. There was a blackout, same, yeah, blackout
Speaker 9: at the mc G one year. The scoreboard caught fire.
Speaker 6: That's right, Yeah, yeah, wow the lights went out of
Speaker 6: the MCG, didn't it once?
Speaker 2: One of them?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think so, yeah, yeah, I mean it happens. It
Speaker 2: happens a lot. You know when you've got to change.
Speaker 4: The globe remember thee the light terror on?
Speaker 2: Can you guys please remind me I do have that
Speaker 2: stuff for Nick Watson to sign.
Speaker 6: Who's it for again?
Speaker 9: Leo, my nephew who doesn't even Barrack for them, but
Speaker 9: he just is obsessed with Nick Watson.
Speaker 7: I know, I think the kids love Nicks.
Speaker 2: Did you when you were a child, did you have
Speaker 2: an autographed book Steve Branoff?
Speaker 6: Really, I don't think.
Speaker 7: I don't know how an autograph, But I loved Matthew Richardson?
Speaker 2: Did you how obsessed? Did you have posters?
Speaker 7: I don't think No. I think all my posters were
Speaker 7: of Leonardo DiCaprio or de Brother.
Speaker 10: Good.
Speaker 6: I love Bro, but no, I didn't have footy posters
Speaker 6: but he But like I loved Matthew Richardson, like rich
Speaker 6: you meet him? Yeah, I met him. We're pretty footy,
Speaker 6: nuffy family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, his dad was very high up at the football club.
Speaker 2: He was like, he's a life member. So this wasn't
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 6: Also the nineties, like they weren't as wealthy as the
Speaker 6: players are now, so they would come over for dinner.
Speaker 6: And I'm sure come over for dinner other players, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: Well my dad was friends with his dad.
Speaker 4: Were schoolmates coming around just to meet him?
Speaker 7: Well, I was in primary school.
Speaker 6: But the players were always over for dinner because none
Speaker 6: of them had that much cash, and so mum and
Speaker 6: dad had put on dinner back in the.
Speaker 2: Day, like okay, we've got a pork knuckle tonight.
Speaker 6: Actually some of the younger players. Yeah yeah, but some
Speaker 6: of the younger players. Mum and dad go out on
Speaker 6: a Friday night and they were my babysitters. Dad was like, oh,
Speaker 6: we'll call we'll call this person or that person, and
Speaker 6: they'd come baby rich Out.
Speaker 4: Because he was high up in the club, he would
Speaker 4: make them players coming back.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they are like eighteen year olds, would babysit us.
Speaker 4: You want to get a run on the field this weekend.
Speaker 6: You get around here, We've got all these photos of
Speaker 6: us with all these like footy players from back in
Speaker 6: the day. They probably weren't, you know, maybe they were
Speaker 6: not the best ones, not the Brownlow winning ones, but
Speaker 6: the other one. Oh yeah, I don't know if rich
Speaker 6: Over babysited me, but our parents. My dad just friends
Speaker 6: with his dad, so we knew you very well. But
Speaker 6: I had a crush on him. I remember little cun No, No,
Speaker 6: definitely not.
Speaker 4: Anymore babysitting when days are done.
Speaker 6: Oh but I was.
Speaker 7: Probably six seven.
Speaker 6: And he no, maybe not. Maybe it was the older
Speaker 6: ones because I would have been seven and they would
Speaker 6: have been like nineteen.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, and I remember thinking, did you have a jumper?
Speaker 6: Okay, I assume so I can't really remember.
Speaker 2: It's probably do you have a jersey?
Speaker 4: Go to broncost jersey and updated each year with.
Speaker 2: A different number or different jersey. No, just don't do numbers,
Speaker 2: do they.
Speaker 4: It rattled the numbers?
Speaker 2: H Yeah, can you tell it rattled.
Speaker 4: Me when they changed major sponsors, because then my jersey
Speaker 4: would look old because I had like the DK instead
Speaker 4: of like G.
Speaker 6: That was good for the club because they're idiots.
Speaker 2: Get another jump off every year. Got to have the
Speaker 2: same sponsors as the player I met.
Speaker 7: My brother had like a Woolen one like and it was.
Speaker 4: Like, ye, Canterbury store, you would have done some good times.
Speaker 2: Caby was one of Melbourne's sponsors for many years.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, Canterbury screams rugby to me.
Speaker 2: League rugby?
Speaker 4: Yeah Union, right. You know I met Steve Runoff, my
Speaker 4: ultimate player hero.
Speaker 2: Califlower is no what.
Speaker 4: The head gear?
Speaker 6: Yeah, so's cauliflower.
Speaker 2: Probably.
Speaker 4: I met him over the potato skins at Sissla.
Speaker 6: Oh what what a meat cute? What a play.
Speaker 4: I was like literally going for the potato skins in
Speaker 4: the pasta and I looked up near he is my
Speaker 4: hero and I got him to sign something and then
Speaker 4: Dad Glad wrapped it for me.
Speaker 2: So skins with the pasta they're always at Yeah, not always, but.
Speaker 6: They're in the buffet.
Speaker 2: Did you a combo?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah?
Speaker 7: It was like how many different types of food could
Speaker 7: you put on one plate?
Speaker 2: Really? I just go individual serves, just.
Speaker 7: You know what they needed kids, different foods didn't touch was.
Speaker 4: Like they needed the Bento trays.
Speaker 6: I mean, kids these days are too spoil with the
Speaker 6: Bento lunchboxes and the Bento dinner bowls and shucked on
Speaker 6: one play exactly.
Speaker 2: Mom was like, grab a few of those apples and
Speaker 2: chuck them in my hand bag.
Speaker 6: This what's happened.
Speaker 4: I agree why I got an issue with Oh so
Speaker 4: we had a little team outing yesterday we went to
Speaker 4: lawn bowls.
Speaker 2: Your club, Clint, Yes, my club Richmond Union, remember Gleadles Street. No,
Speaker 2: it expired six months ago.
Speaker 7: You actually remember why.
Speaker 9: When I moved back to Richmond, I thought, I'm going
Speaker 9: to be a community guy and I'm going to sign
Speaker 9: up to Richmond Union Bowling Club. I think because you
Speaker 9: were a member of Hampton bar Rolls yep, So I
Speaker 9: decided I would do a rival bowling.
Speaker 7: Clubs Monkey see monkey do. How many times did the
Speaker 7: membership never?
Speaker 2: Not once?
Speaker 4: Did by the hat?
Speaker 6: No? Maybe audio guy didn't want to get.
Speaker 7: He didn't want to get some bit and the guy
Speaker 7: behind the bar was like.
Speaker 2: No one ever before I was a member, temp off,
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 6: Have said your four bucks.
Speaker 4: So I, like the hat, got a new bering this morning, right,
Speaker 4: car was at work?
Speaker 2: Of course?
Speaker 4: How much you reckon you get from Bentley East to
Speaker 4: South Melbourne?
Speaker 7: You know you winging about this during a fuel crisis,
Speaker 7: That's why I know.
Speaker 2: But we have some I'm with him here now, so
Speaker 2: look sixty five bucks.
Speaker 4: That's not my issue? Was no, no, no, god?
Speaker 2: What did you get?
Speaker 6: Hang on?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: Will what forty five?
Speaker 11: What was it?
Speaker 7: Give me the category? Was it an X and xcel
Speaker 7: or come comfort?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 2: So as I was getting out of there in a
Speaker 2: fuel crisis.
Speaker 6: No, but the comforts are often cameras. Ev No, Tesla's
Speaker 6: doing my bit for the environment.
Speaker 4: Now here's the go lots. Yeah, I got out of
Speaker 4: the shower right before I got dressed. A quick look
Speaker 4: at uber and it said the car like the closest
Speaker 4: car is seven minutes away.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because there's not many on the roads at the moment, so.
Speaker 4: I thought, bang, hit order seven minutes.
Speaker 7: But that doesn't Actually, it's that's sort of like, eyeah.
Speaker 4: Well that's the thing. Seven minutes I've hit order, and
Speaker 4: then it comes up driver three minutes away because.
Speaker 6: He might have just done a drop off or might
Speaker 6: have just signed on. So I'm now like, oh no,
Speaker 6: you can't blow up.
Speaker 2: The running around dude.
Speaker 4: Now I'm quickly running around the house nude, getting all
Speaker 4: my clothes.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Then here rives. I'm like, I send a message, I
Speaker 4: just need two minutes still putting on my shoes. Charges
Speaker 4: me a weight fee?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I get that.
Speaker 2: How much is the weight fee? Fifty one dollar.
Speaker 6: Fifty The principal, well, no, because they can't, like I
Speaker 6: hate to say it, I mean, sixty five.
Speaker 7: Dollars is completely ridiculous.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's correct, but like you book it, and if
Speaker 6: someone's just signed on, then there's a closer car. Usually
Speaker 6: people were like, oh my god, amazing, You're the only
Speaker 6: person see in the world to complain that you uber
Speaker 6: arrived earlier.
Speaker 9: Yes, my issue right now is that I feel they're
Speaker 9: taking the piss with the fuel crisis.
Speaker 2: Wait wait, wait, you're ready.
Speaker 9: This is my theory because that your sort of fair
Speaker 9: is going up by maybe let's say ten fifteen dollars,
Speaker 9: but a tank of fuel is maybe an extra what
Speaker 9: forty fifty dollars, So they're making just that money on
Speaker 9: every passenger.
Speaker 7: Well, no, I spoke to a driver the other day
Speaker 7: who did an uber good morning to it.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 6: I said this on the show the other day, though.
Speaker 6: I felt for him because he had done a uber
Speaker 6: I don't know X maybe job and he's said he
Speaker 6: only made a couple of dollars off it because it
Speaker 6: was like the petrol, he made like a dollar fifty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think small trips they're getting like screwed over
Speaker 4: the lot where the one's getting screwed twenty four.
Speaker 6: Everyone's getting strong. I mean, thank god, Anthony Albaneze, he
Speaker 6: made that very insightful.
Speaker 4: We're talking about that after seven.
Speaker 7: Could have been an email I.
Speaker 4: Was getting texted my wife. Don't we going back into
Speaker 4: COVID times. It's a PM address by the generator.
Speaker 7: I think if you're doing a PM address, you've got
Speaker 7: to make some serious.
Speaker 4: Wasn't there a big build up?
Speaker 2: Ye?
Speaker 7: Your alarms the Prime Minister had addressed the nation was
Speaker 7: during cover.
Speaker 2: Yeah so hello trigger, but also it was quite nice.
Speaker 2: He wished to see a happy East.
Speaker 8: I like it.
Speaker 9: I reckon it should be a monthly address and you
Speaker 9: go through the agenda. We're going to talk about this.
Speaker 2: You don't walk up to the daily meetings here exactly.
Speaker 7: And this is the same guy who loves sitting down
Speaker 7: watching Question Time.
Speaker 2: I watch it all the time.
Speaker 4: What a loser. Good morning, Melbourne, this is No. Over
Speaker 4: one hundred. You're on the air with Jason and Lauren
Speaker 4: clint here as well. We're doing to thanks our mates
Speaker 4: and she already express and coming up after seven this morning.
Speaker 4: Five k up for grabs thanks to Carlile Holmes. And
Speaker 4: you are listening out for the footy siren. When you
Speaker 4: hear it, give us a ring and you and three
Speaker 4: mates can be off to gather around. It is the
Speaker 4: ultimate trip.
Speaker 6: Oh is that our final trip? This is Oh my goodness,
Speaker 6: how exciting you're going, aren't you?
Speaker 4: I am You're going to Bali the next morning at
Speaker 4: six am this time? No, no, no, I'm being very
Speaker 4: very responsible. I'm coming back to Melbourne.
Speaker 7: What are you going to do for the holidays.
Speaker 2: I don't know yet, any any suggestions.
Speaker 6: It's the holidays. The world is your oyster. You have
Speaker 6: absolutely nothing tying you down, nothing to be in here.
Speaker 6: We're not going to be screaming at you at six
Speaker 6: o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 2: Maybe you'll in your hotel room door in California just going.
Speaker 6: You were, and he said no, it was a package deal.
Speaker 6: He doesn't.
Speaker 4: He goes now.
Speaker 7: He's on his own these days. He's really growing up.
Speaker 4: Our boy, Hey, thirteen twenty four ten is our number earlier.
Speaker 4: I don't have no idea how we got onto it,
Speaker 4: but we were chatting about celebs we all met in
Speaker 4: the nineties.
Speaker 7: We were talking about meeting footy for our footy heroes.
Speaker 4: We don't want to know about celebs you meet now
Speaker 4: and get a selfie with.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I don't want to know about I mean,
Speaker 6: Nicolkumen was around in the nineties too, but like, I
Speaker 6: don't want to know that.
Speaker 9: It's because I'm hunting Nick Watson's autograph. My nephews jump up.
Speaker 6: Autographs don't hold as much weight as they did back
Speaker 6: in the day because there was no camera pholks.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I had an autographed book which I used by
Speaker 9: and large four footy signatures. So he used to hang
Speaker 9: over the race.
Speaker 11: You know, the the.
Speaker 2: Cheer squad fair a brief moment.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I loved it and I just to hang over
Speaker 9: the race and you just dangle your autographed book and
Speaker 9: they'd come up and sign it.
Speaker 7: Do you know what I did get signed?
Speaker 2: I had a oversize a strain open ball.
Speaker 13: No, it was.
Speaker 7: Basketball Harlem Globetrotters.
Speaker 6: I loves my brother and I went down to the
Speaker 6: fence and the whole team.
Speaker 2: Son. What about Andrew Gays?
Speaker 6: I think we had a Melbourne Tigers basketball too. My
Speaker 6: brother loved basketball. We just go to the Melbourne Tigers
Speaker 6: and Andrew Gaye signed one.
Speaker 2: I think I got Leroy Loggins from the Bullets.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The Britain brought out a boondle and I lined up
Speaker 4: in the Queen Street Mall of Brisbane to get Human
Speaker 4: Nature's autographed.
Speaker 6: Oh that's I mean, what's that song?
Speaker 4: Since their bankers apparently.
Speaker 6: You've honestly gone for human nature songs no one's ever
Speaker 6: heard of. Well, that's truly bizarre, because human Nature, I
Speaker 6: mean that that holds weight.
Speaker 2: It should be like that holds every time you cry.
Speaker 4: I'm back.
Speaker 2: I remember walking through King's Way in Glen Waverley, you know,
Speaker 2: that beautiful establishment still there, still there, And we were
Speaker 2: with mum and dad, and we bumped into Marina Pryor.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's that's Carols by Handler Royalty.
Speaker 2: I think she's a single gal.
Speaker 6: Now that's amazing. But we were just talking about human nature. Now,
Speaker 6: human Nature had a co lab with the one knownly
Speaker 6: John Farnham sing Toby.
Speaker 7: Toby was a hottie, loved the eyebrow ring too.
Speaker 6: But I mean, you saw human nature and I saw
Speaker 6: John Farnham in the world by the pool at the
Speaker 6: I can't remember the name of the result in Port
Speaker 6: Douglas and my mum was like, yeah, one of those,
Speaker 6: and I think it was Pepper's back then it was
Speaker 6: something in Port doug And Mom was like, oh my god,
Speaker 6: it's Whispering Jack. Holy shit, Laura, that is Whispering Jack
Speaker 6: in the wild. And I was like, oh my god.
Speaker 6: And his sons are like my age, and I was like.
Speaker 4: Wow, go play with these boys.
Speaker 6: Yeah. And I think I just swamed around in my
Speaker 6: yellow bikini when I was all of fourteen thirteen thinking
Speaker 6: I looked like el McPherson trying to get whispering Jack's
Speaker 6: son's attention.
Speaker 2: Who the body, please? Oh the body?
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I wasn't. I wasn't going to refer to
Speaker 6: myself as the body at thirteen or twelve, whatever it was.
Speaker 6: But I was in a bikini and I thought, God,
Speaker 6: whispering Jack sons aren't going to be able to take
Speaker 6: their eyes off me. And their eyes never noticed me
Speaker 6: while Jack it was one of those lagoon pools. It
Speaker 6: was very nineties, early two.
Speaker 4: I could swim back to your room.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh we couldn't afford that room though.
Speaker 6: We're around the back blocks thirteen twenty fourteen. Who is
Speaker 6: the celebo celebritwo you met in the nineties. I've got
Speaker 6: or early two thousands.
Speaker 4: Two hundred dollars moondog vouches up for grabs. Otherwise, I've
Speaker 4: got a stack of passes to keep the kids busy.
Speaker 4: These school holidays.
Speaker 9: We used to I went to Glen Waverley High and
Speaker 9: at lunch time we'd get to go to the food
Speaker 9: court at the Glen and the celebos in there were
Speaker 9: amazing because it was neighbours lunch.
Speaker 2: Breakers and they shut up the raid pinok course, so we.
Speaker 9: Used to see how el Mager was there, see Susan
Speaker 9: Kennedy was there as well, linemer Noodle.
Speaker 2: We'd be carrying our trays back to our table and
Speaker 2: bump into each other.
Speaker 4: Thirty twenty four to ten, hew'd you get a signature
Speaker 4: from me? In the nineties or the early two thousand, Leon,
Speaker 4: don't worry?
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 7: The original version of that was one of my favorite songs.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's pretty good too, and I had I had
Speaker 2: it on I Reckon.
Speaker 6: It was twenty ten and I was on a holiday
Speaker 6: in America with my friends. Was the first time I'd
Speaker 6: done a big trip with my mates, and we had
Speaker 6: that song on my I want to say iPod might
Speaker 6: have been an MP three player and I download. You
Speaker 6: had to download the songs, and I'd obviously downloaded an
Speaker 6: illegal version and it had like what's the equivalent of
Speaker 6: a watermark in a song? You went like this your
Speaker 6: kid Derek over the top and that. We thought it
Speaker 6: was in the song what No He's gonna And we
Speaker 6: used to sing that, and then when I heard the
Speaker 6: actual version, I was like, oh, it's not actually in
Speaker 6: the song.
Speaker 4: So it had an illegal version, so it was like
Speaker 4: a dodgy version to what he's going to humiliate me, but.
Speaker 2: Don't Why what did you do?
Speaker 7: Did you do an illegible version of don't worry late Leone?
Speaker 4: I forgot about this.
Speaker 2: So you read it in your phone.
Speaker 4: I know, but I didn't check it. So yesterday we
Speaker 4: all went and did lawn belts Team lawn bells. Then
Speaker 4: we tried to support small business in the area, so
Speaker 4: we went to a few.
Speaker 2: Pubs, did a little pub call.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then we ended up back at Clint's place
Speaker 4: just because we wanted to walk him home make sure
Speaker 4: he got there. And Clint thought he'd put on some
Speaker 4: party music.
Speaker 2: I'll put on this on us.
Speaker 7: Oh no, do you have that one with the ads
Speaker 7: because you won't pay for.
Speaker 6: The subscription having Norman.
Speaker 7: Just strong with you all got your foxtail box in
Speaker 7: the house to tell them.
Speaker 4: Stopped.
Speaker 2: Clint all, I'm getting this Harvey normanator.
Speaker 7: Have you not got Spotify Premium?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 2: I do last Radio?
Speaker 6: What the hell.
Speaker 2: I've got a son of talk about a vibe. Everyone
Speaker 2: just stopped and looked at each other and He's like, sorry, guys,
Speaker 2: the ads will stop.
Speaker 7: So in the musical stuff you put Cools Radio and
Speaker 7: that's good, that's good.
Speaker 4: Gear, that's great year. All right, thirteen twenty.
Speaker 6: Number and right now though, we're asking who didn't you
Speaker 6: meet in the nineties, like you know, in the world
Speaker 6: or the two thousands. Clint bumped into Marina prior at Kingsway.
Speaker 6: I saw John Farnham whispering Jack at the pool in
Speaker 6: Port Douglas, and Jayson saw human nature in a Queen street.
Speaker 4: I think they're getting the keys to the city.
Speaker 6: Got a signature, Amanda, good morning, who'd you meet?
Speaker 3: Good morning?
Speaker 12: Sorry?
Speaker 8: I met dieta Brummer.
Speaker 11: I did.
Speaker 14: Actually, Laurence spuck the memory when I was that the
Speaker 14: Melbourne Show as a thirteen.
Speaker 7: Year old and brother, Amanda, how old are you? If
Speaker 7: you don't mind me asking how old am I?
Speaker 8: Forty eight?
Speaker 6: Yes, so we're sort of similar vintage exactly. But he
Speaker 6: was a heart throb in the nineties, wasn't he be sure?
Speaker 6: I had him on posters on show Away.
Speaker 4: Come on, we're a neighbour's house.
Speaker 2: Did you meet him at the Channel seven ten at
Speaker 2: the Royal Melbourne Show?
Speaker 6: I did act amazing, I'm amazing.
Speaker 4: We met some of the Neighbours stars because they were
Speaker 4: in Brisbane they were flying to Brisbane to open the
Speaker 4: I G. A and the Red Rooster the street what
Speaker 4: so early that was on one of those little suburban
Speaker 4: shoppings and it had the doubles like getting an I
Speaker 4: G A and a red Rooster and they in big
Speaker 4: roster back then and they had the roadster. Was the
Speaker 4: original red rooster.
Speaker 6: That must have only been in queens We didn't have
Speaker 6: the big rooster here red? Is that like TMU red Roaster?
Speaker 6: Anyone out there has anyone out there who's no one's
Speaker 6: heard of. No, it's not the big It was just
Speaker 6: big rooster that sounds like Queensland to me?
Speaker 4: You did, yep? Brady does remember It're there.
Speaker 6: At the opening when the neighbors started the consequence.
Speaker 2: Hello Glenn, Yeah, going, we'd you meet?
Speaker 4: The nineties?
Speaker 6: What big celebrities?
Speaker 13: Ninety seven was working on the corner of pol the
Speaker 13: Street and Foster Street and Danny all these cameras outside
Speaker 13: and I walk outside and the honey.
Speaker 2: Locker plugger plugger.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 13: When he was at the court case through Greyhound.
Speaker 6: Saga, did you meet? Did like?
Speaker 7: Did you ask for an autograph? While he was in
Speaker 7: a media scum?
Speaker 13: I got, well, you were just sort of getting out
Speaker 13: of the car and really the sprint across the road
Speaker 13: as fast as he could sprint back. Then yeah, I
Speaker 13: got on the page three color plado of the Hills,
Speaker 13: the prin.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, that's amazing. Because Plugger hated hated media attention,
Speaker 6: didn't he He was never really did interviews, He didn't
Speaker 6: do any of that, so he didn't like it.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten, Who'd you Meet in the nineties?
Speaker 4: That's the big Rooster there.
Speaker 2: Let's see, so that was a pub version of Red.
Speaker 4: Early nineties. I just looked it up. Early nineties that
Speaker 4: rebranded the Red Rooster.
Speaker 6: Oh thank god, because look at that line trust Salmonella.
Speaker 4: There's the chicken specialists.
Speaker 6: They must have had a crisis to have to do
Speaker 6: a rebrand. Something had happened and they had to do
Speaker 6: a rebrand.
Speaker 2: Good morning, jan Good morning.
Speaker 8: How are you going.
Speaker 2: We're great? Who'd you meet in the wild?
Speaker 8: We met and maintained our friendship with Roger Federer in
Speaker 8: two thousand and right.
Speaker 7: Okay, well that's a mad flex now.
Speaker 8: How how we were on a cruise island hopping in
Speaker 8: Thailand Before he was rich and famous, he was with
Speaker 8: America and Yeah, we just got chatting and he was
Speaker 8: with Eric Erica no Mierica.
Speaker 2: His wife, Oh.
Speaker 3: America, And.
Speaker 8: Yeah we've been to the US Open, Wimbledon. Well when
Speaker 8: you met him, oh gosh, she was only twenty twenty one,
Speaker 8: I guess I.
Speaker 4: Want to just exchange dates and kept in touch pretty much.
Speaker 2: When was the last time you heard from the Fed?
Speaker 8: We went to his exhibition match in January and went
Speaker 8: at dinner and is he changed a bit in all
Speaker 8: these years?
Speaker 5: Not not a scrap.
Speaker 6: Nicest guy now mirror.
Speaker 7: The wife seems quite fierce.
Speaker 3: Quite what fierce?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 7: I feel like she'd be the boss.
Speaker 8: Oh look, I think it definitely takes more than one
Speaker 8: man to make a team. Yeah, and she's adorable and like, yeah,
Speaker 8: they just they absolutely adore one another.
Speaker 4: You ever hitten off with Tomic and go to his
Speaker 4: matches as well?
Speaker 8: We've seen a few over the years, but.
Speaker 7: You know how to hit a tennis with it?
Speaker 8: Where we went to Indian Wells, they used to read
Speaker 8: the same house and my husband. The closest we've got
Speaker 8: is my husband had a hit with the girls tennis coach.
Speaker 6: Oh, there you go, that's degrees quickly.
Speaker 2: When you went back to when you went out for dinner,
Speaker 2: where'd you go? And did he pick up the tab? Oh?
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's always picked up the tab. Well, that's We
Speaker 8: went to Europe a couple of years ago when we
Speaker 8: caught up with him in Zurich and my husband tried
Speaker 8: to pay and he just laughed. He goes, you know,
Speaker 8: I'm in Switzerland. If I don't pay, I'll get into trouble.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, can you add us to that group?
Speaker 7: That Jen that's that's a mad flex.
Speaker 4: That's a mad and also a decent bloke.
Speaker 8: And look at that Oh he's Yeah, he's just beautiful.
Speaker 8: The King's they're just gorgeous.
Speaker 6: Do you think you're hanging out in Indian Wells with
Speaker 6: Roger feder is cooler than me? Saying John Fan and
Speaker 6: Bard Pool in Port Douglas.
Speaker 8: Say the sorry, say that again?
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Speaker 4: on number one hundred. Olivia Dean here a nova. Good morning.
Speaker 4: It is nine past seven, were on the air. Thanks
Speaker 4: so mates, it's already express this morning, what like nine
Speaker 4: four am. All eyes will be on the Telly as
Speaker 4: the latest mission to the Moon.
Speaker 7: No sorry, they're not landing on the Moon to the Moon.
Speaker 4: They're doing a they're doing a Artemis two.
Speaker 2: They're going to do a doing a lap, a couple
Speaker 2: of laps.
Speaker 6: Actually, have they talked about why no one's landing on
Speaker 6: the Moon anymore since?
Speaker 2: Because they've done it, been there, done that, so they
Speaker 2: just said.
Speaker 6: Have they done that the all the but then you
Speaker 6: keep going back or what they think they discovered everything
Speaker 6: there was to discover about the Moon the first time.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 5: Unbeliever.
Speaker 4: All the space lovers are out sitting there in America.
Speaker 6: It's pretty amazing on their.
Speaker 4: Camping chairs waiting to watch the Space Shuttle take off.
Speaker 4: But last night here in Australia was all eyes on
Speaker 4: TV because elbow the country.
Speaker 10: My fellow Australians. By nature, we're an optimistic country, but
Speaker 10: I understand that right now it's hard to be positive.
Speaker 10: The war in the Middle East has caused the biggest
Speaker 10: spike in petrol and diesel prices in history, and the
Speaker 10: reality is the economic shocks caused by this war will
Speaker 10: be with us for months.
Speaker 4: What did I miss?
Speaker 16: I mean?
Speaker 6: The comments on it were quite funny, like it seemed
Speaker 6: like a big announcement was coming and we sort of
Speaker 6: didn't really get told anything. I think my favorite comment
Speaker 6: was that could have been an email, didn't need to
Speaker 6: be a meeting.
Speaker 4: What do you think when it came out our boats
Speaker 4: addressing the country. We haven't had that since.
Speaker 2: Coors A crisis, it's a full bone crisis.
Speaker 6: But there wasn't sort of much of a solution. Look,
Speaker 6: I think the bit that was interesting is that it
Speaker 6: was stuck with it for at least a few months. Yep,
Speaker 6: that was all I took from it. Clinton, You're smart.
Speaker 6: The meat did you take any? Could have been an eail.
Speaker 9: Ultimately, he's the PM, so if he's he's asking Australians
Speaker 9: to think about using public transport, you know, assuring them
Speaker 9: that they've got enough petrol to get them through the crisis,
Speaker 9: but to try and think of the farmers, and I
Speaker 9: think it's I mean what, he's our elected official, Like
Speaker 9: what why why wouldn't you people complain when they don't
Speaker 9: do anything and then they do something and people complain.
Speaker 9: I think it was great wanting politicians to be answering
Speaker 9: it to the public, right.
Speaker 4: I think that I know you're a probably lover. No
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm just trying to be fair here.
Speaker 9: But I people are carrying on regard, carrying on like
Speaker 9: pork chops about oh you know, I should have put
Speaker 9: it in an email.
Speaker 2: Well, he's the PM.
Speaker 7: I just think calling he wasn't actually going to put
Speaker 7: it in an.
Speaker 6: Email addresses quiet you know what I seem like there
Speaker 6: was something quite dramatic. Yeah, yeah, would you think it
Speaker 6: was a bit of an anti climax. Absolutely, we're out,
Speaker 6: which is probably a good thing.
Speaker 2: But if he doesn't. If he doesn't, it's a full
Speaker 2: blone world. I understand that.
Speaker 4: But I think coming out saying I have a national
Speaker 4: address tonight, like my wife was texting me, go up,
Speaker 4: what's going on? Elbow's taking it there?
Speaker 6: Do you think everyone freaked out a bit?
Speaker 4: Well, it's been what years since that's actually happened. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and last time it was big like this is.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but it could have just been one of those
Speaker 7: morning press conferences.
Speaker 4: Yes, just deliver the news through the day.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, I just there wasn't that much news
Speaker 6: in it. I think the fact that we're going to
Speaker 6: be stuck with it for a few months is.
Speaker 9: I mean, he's just trying to assure Australians that everything
Speaker 9: is going to be okay. But to use your common
Speaker 9: sense because there's a lot of people who aren't a
Speaker 9: lot of selfish people out there who are doing silly
Speaker 9: things with petrol?
Speaker 2: Should we stockpiling?
Speaker 6: Lots of people doing that?
Speaker 2: Thought enough for him to get up and.
Speaker 6: So that was for the stockpil as you reckon.
Speaker 2: It's just it's just begging for common sense.
Speaker 4: People were shaming a bloke at the servo the other
Speaker 4: day online because he was filling up his boat. Everyone's like, really,
Speaker 4: is that the necessity?
Speaker 7: Maybe he's a professional fishermen.
Speaker 4: Oh, it didn't look like it.
Speaker 6: I think we're quick to judge too, I agreed.
Speaker 4: Agreed.
Speaker 7: Sometimes sometimes people judge that nine facts.
Speaker 4: Guys Albow had the year and Eyes of the Nation
Speaker 4: last night. Should we let people address Melbourne this morning
Speaker 4: on the ear if they have an announcement?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, thirteen twenty four ten is our number if you
Speaker 4: would like to address Melbourne.
Speaker 2: That's a good idea.
Speaker 4: It might be a message to people, you know, stop
Speaker 4: parking on your nature strip. Stop parking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, out in front of.
Speaker 6: My plane yesterday that was blowing up about sun parking
Speaker 6: on their nature strip.
Speaker 4: Yep, thurday and twenty four ten is our number. We've
Speaker 4: got free stuff to go and return. I got turned
Speaker 4: to dollar moon dog vouchers up for grabs.
Speaker 7: Have you got an announcement to Melbourne?
Speaker 6: Are there of you two?
Speaker 2: Nah, we'll see in two weeks.
Speaker 4: We're on holidays as of today.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I'd like to announce to Melbourne and
Speaker 6: to you too. Don't call me, don't text me. I
Speaker 6: am touching out for two weeks.
Speaker 4: Yep. Actually, here's announcement.
Speaker 6: That goes to you too, Brody and the product.
Speaker 4: On a weeknights, go home at nine pm. No, no,
Speaker 4: nothing good. It happens after nine.
Speaker 6: Pm weekna after nine pm on a weeknight. You didn't
Speaker 6: even go home before nine pm on a Wednesday last night.
Speaker 2: So this is not so much a soapbox. It's just
Speaker 2: like an announcement platform. Like you get your team.
Speaker 4: You might want to go Hay Melbourne. It's my fortieth
Speaker 4: this weekend.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 6: Clap me in.
Speaker 2: Guys, Hey Melbourne, I'm.
Speaker 4: Having a garage suck, are you No? No, no, no,
Speaker 4: I'm giving examples. Someone might be thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 4: is our number. You have the Nova microphone, the ears
Speaker 4: of Melbourne.
Speaker 6: It's open Melbourne, Come at us.
Speaker 4: Do you have an announcement? Let's see if it's stronger
Speaker 4: than elbows, we'll come back hit the phones. Coming up
Speaker 4: next Cold Play, Good Morning Melbourne, twenty two past seven.
Speaker 4: Remember you listening out for the forty sire and when
Speaker 4: you hear it, give us a ring and you could
Speaker 4: pick up the final trip to the twenty twenty six
Speaker 4: AFL gather Around. It's a festival of footy in South Australia.
Speaker 4: It's happening from April nine to twelve. You can load
Speaker 4: up the crew and hit the road with we to
Speaker 4: plan your journey at gather Around dot af L. You know,
Speaker 4: offload a trip before nine this morning. At the moment there,
Speaker 4: my fellow Australians, we are letting you address Melbourne.
Speaker 7: Yes, make an announcement to Melbourne. Could be about anything.
Speaker 4: Last night he said, look national address.
Speaker 2: We're all this is.
Speaker 9: This is your moment, your chance to announce something. Say
Speaker 9: something could be fun, it can be something serious, could be.
Speaker 4: Your birthday, could be a garage style whatever it is.
Speaker 4: You've got the airtime, but I'd like.
Speaker 7: You to start it with my fellow Melbournians.
Speaker 4: Good call.
Speaker 6: In Born, Good.
Speaker 2: Morning Simon, you're up at the podium. Take it away.
Speaker 14: Good morning to my fellow Melbournians. Can you please stop
Speaker 14: taking my lunch from the fridge when it's labeled with
Speaker 14: my name?
Speaker 6: Now that happens in workplaces right across Simone, you cooking
Speaker 6: up some good dishes.
Speaker 7: Is that the issue or is it leftovers what you
Speaker 7: got in your.
Speaker 14: Top of I made lasagna and a salad.
Speaker 7: How many people are in the office.
Speaker 14: About well, on any given day up to about two
Speaker 14: hundred people.
Speaker 17: Oh god?
Speaker 2: And is this a daily occurrence? Does it go every day?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 14: Not every day when I occasionally occasionally, But you know,
Speaker 14: I was excited last night because I didn't have it
Speaker 14: at lunch time, so I was taking it over for
Speaker 14: dinner and I thought, well, I didn't have it at lunchtime,
Speaker 14: so I'll.
Speaker 2: Be able to have it at my dinner and you
Speaker 2: know what you need.
Speaker 4: Someone in the office had this when I was working
Speaker 4: in Brisbane. It's a lockable container.
Speaker 2: Statue, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's got a combination thing on the front.
Speaker 6: Are they stealing your tapway too, because that's what I'd
Speaker 6: be most annoyed.
Speaker 14: Oh no, I've know the tup of wear goes on
Speaker 14: a shelf that gets washed out, and so.
Speaker 7: You come back and they've washed it.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 4: Thanks. That is the ultimate power.
Speaker 6: Do you have any suspicions? Surely there's someone that you're
Speaker 6: staring at thinking.
Speaker 14: I don't know. I feel like we've got cameras, so
Speaker 14: you never know.
Speaker 2: I might go to the work.
Speaker 6: Place team and for me, who's stealing my lasagna?
Speaker 4: I think you add something to the lasagnia, little laxative
Speaker 4: or something.
Speaker 6: Oh see, Oh you know that's one way sure way
Speaker 6: to found out fine with fine, Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 4: All right, thirteen twenty four ten is our number. Let's
Speaker 4: go back to the podium, Lachlan.
Speaker 3: Good morning morning.
Speaker 6: The phone is yours, my friends.
Speaker 12: All right, So to my fellow Malvernians, I want ask
Speaker 12: to come around and get together around the Melbourne Demons
Speaker 12: because this year is our years bringing his cousin over
Speaker 12: the way we got it, we got in the bag.
Speaker 12: Look at Carlton over to you.
Speaker 2: Clint, oh, Lochlan, that was inspirational. I'd give you. I'd
Speaker 2: give you.
Speaker 7: I don't think you've given him enough of a pump up.
Speaker 9: No, no, that was fantastic. I'd give him. I'd give
Speaker 9: him ten minutes seven o'clock like the PM head.
Speaker 6: I thought you would have got way more around that.
Speaker 4: I thought that the PM gave for ten minutes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so was.
Speaker 7: I don't think it was ten.
Speaker 4: Hands a lot.
Speaker 2: It was great, Louise, you've got the ear of Melbourne.
Speaker 15: Good morning guys, to my fellow Melbournians.
Speaker 14: I did a full hair wash this morning.
Speaker 6: Oh it's hair washed, wash.
Speaker 14: And treat, heat protecting, anti frieze and dry.
Speaker 4: What does that take?
Speaker 2: Jesus?
Speaker 14: It was only it was quick, you know, twenty minutes
Speaker 14: about ten? Yeah, yeah, about ten to dry?
Speaker 4: Well really talk up the whole washing of the hair things.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, she Louise had to get up half an
Speaker 6: hour earlier than her normal routine to do the five
Speaker 6: set process.
Speaker 7: You know what amazes me with girls, that's amazing.
Speaker 4: When like they're in the shower and they'll be like, oh, no,
Speaker 4: I'm not not weting my hair today.
Speaker 2: Can you have a proper shower without with a shower
Speaker 2: cap on? Just what do you not get it wet?
Speaker 6: Just don't?
Speaker 7: It takes so much effort to wash?
Speaker 6: Did you hear? What did you hit? An anti just
Speaker 6: a dressed address the nation? She did a wash, a treatment,
Speaker 6: a conditioner, an anti freeze and a blow dry. It
Speaker 6: takes time.
Speaker 4: We missed something. What else do you do in the
Speaker 4: shower ways?
Speaker 3: It takes that.
Speaker 15: You've got to work yourself up for it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what time did you just get up to do that?
Speaker 8: That quarter to six?
Speaker 4: Se Wow?
Speaker 6: You know what.
Speaker 7: You try doing that every morning you go.
Speaker 2: To dry shampoo.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what's that?
Speaker 4: That's like towel competitor in your hair.
Speaker 7: No, no, it's aerosol.
Speaker 6: Now it's not. It's not tell compowder, but it like
Speaker 6: takes the excessil out and gives it a refresh. But
Speaker 6: then again, like you guys go to the cellon and
Speaker 6: get half a haircut and takes fifteen minutes. I'm off
Speaker 6: to the cellon today, and I know that is nearly
Speaker 6: a half day experience. I don't know.
Speaker 7: Oh no, I won't let you know tomorrow.
Speaker 2: We're not talking holiday.
Speaker 6: Look, four hours plus plus. Sometimes I go out of.
Speaker 4: My mind sitting in that chair for it. I need
Speaker 4: to be sited here.
Speaker 17: Well you have a little sleep, surely, no sleep in
Speaker 17: the chair, the farmer's chair now, feeling.
Speaker 7: That, don't even look you in the eye.
Speaker 2: Clippers on your hair just vibrates you to bed.
Speaker 4: Then you're waking.
Speaker 6: Guys, we're sitting there with tinfoil in our hair and
Speaker 6: giant heaters and things. It's not like you guys think
Speaker 6: when we go and get manicures and things like that.
Speaker 6: Oh that's self care. Well you know what it's actually
Speaker 6: not pain in the neck. You sit there for an
Speaker 6: hour and a half and just get.
Speaker 4: Just keep your roots. You don't have to come. I
Speaker 4: have to tell me we don't know the o geez.
Speaker 2: That's that's a low blow.
Speaker 6: You need to stop talking to me. And I'm making
Speaker 6: the nation right now. Jason, just zipp it, zip it,
Speaker 6: and you should pay more attention to when your wife
Speaker 6: gets her hair done.
Speaker 2: Melissa, good morning.
Speaker 15: Yeah, you're on to my fellow MALEBOURNI ins I'd like
Speaker 15: to wish my sister a happy fiftieth birthday today.
Speaker 6: What's her name?
Speaker 1: Some moone?
Speaker 6: Happy birthday? Birthday? Yeah, happy birthday.
Speaker 4: How about I chuck you guys and turned it on
Speaker 4: the moondog voutcha. You can take her out and try
Speaker 4: and conquer love. That to this Melissa go, she's gonna
Speaker 4: have to conquer the bull at moon Dog the West Scray, Melbourne.
Speaker 6: Are you doing anything for her birthday?
Speaker 15: Where all the families all off to the metropol for
Speaker 15: to night.
Speaker 6: The Crown Crown an interview?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 15: Are you just doing that? That's there's about twenty of
Speaker 15: because she's a mad North Melbourne water going to the
Speaker 15: footy on Friday.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, is it a big birthday, especially big
Speaker 6: birthday fiftieth. Sorry I missed that bit.
Speaker 2: And back to the Metropol pool yeah strong, great pool.
Speaker 6: Got that far up the top of the Finity pool.
Speaker 6: Is that the metropol or is that the other one?
Speaker 2: No, metropol the other one.
Speaker 4: And the metropol Yeah, yeah, promenade's more business.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a bit, it's actual.
Speaker 4: What have you done there morning, Melbourne, just gone twenty
Speaker 4: ford to eight. You're listening out for the footy sireen.
Speaker 4: When you hear it, give us a ring and you
Speaker 4: could be off the gather ound, not just you but
Speaker 4: you and three mates, which is pretty cool.
Speaker 7: Just like quite a nice morning out there, Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a little bit of cloud around which kind of
Speaker 4: clear up. I just listened to Clint's news there surprise surprise,
Speaker 4: pressure on.
Speaker 6: Vossy, surprise surprise.
Speaker 4: What's your feelings on the whole pressure on VOSSI to
Speaker 4: get back to the coach's box and not just sit
Speaker 4: up upstairs, not coach from the satellite.
Speaker 7: Does he do the whole thing on the side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, him and Chris Fagan from the lines they
Speaker 2: do it, which would.
Speaker 4: Be like us having our boss sit next to Clint
Speaker 4: in the studio.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, we don't need that.
Speaker 6: Depends which one it was. Yeah, I'll take a couple.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, I mean, so you're saying that makes
Speaker 7: a difference on how the players.
Speaker 4: Play a lot of the blue bags.
Speaker 2: It's a thing.
Speaker 9: Chris Fagan's just won back to back premierships and he
Speaker 9: does it from the boundary.
Speaker 4: And go to the box at all.
Speaker 6: Why do they do it from the boundary.
Speaker 2: Because they can get the message directly to the play.
Speaker 7: They can see them and look them in the ice.
Speaker 6: Now, that's how the Americans do it, don't they The
Speaker 6: sidelines in basketball NFL?
Speaker 4: You've seen the job of the person to pull back
Speaker 4: the coach on the sideline in the.
Speaker 7: NFL when they're getting to fight out like like, so.
Speaker 4: The coach will be with the little headset on, he's
Speaker 4: watching the game and as the linesman or the umpire
Speaker 4: comes running along, paid to stand behind the coach and
Speaker 4: pull him back so the linesman doesn't hit the coach.
Speaker 7: That's his whole job.
Speaker 6: That's a lot of pressure, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Good gig miss that.
Speaker 9: Well, do you know what Michael Voss is under the pump?
Speaker 9: They need to win against the Ruse on Good Friday.
Speaker 9: Otherwise Big Curtains.
Speaker 4: Yes, in a good year so far. Pie is playing
Speaker 4: the Lions tonight. But yep, like I said, more on
Speaker 4: the forty a little bit later on when you hear
Speaker 4: the footy siren, give us a ring and you are
Speaker 4: off to gather round.
Speaker 7: But to school holiday start today they do.
Speaker 2: Indeed, so third twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: We're gonna hate for free stuff to keep the kids
Speaker 4: busy these school holidays. Calling now to win. Hey, doctor
Speaker 4: Chris Brown is in after eight this morning?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Is he?
Speaker 4: And Nick the Wizard Watson. Actually, Chris Brown just got
Speaker 4: back from Japan. He was over there for the Formula one.
Speaker 6: What was he wearing?
Speaker 2: I know, I need to just watch what happened.
Speaker 6: I'll show you when he gets here. I need I
Speaker 6: need to know some more about the Japanese Grand Prix
Speaker 6: because he.
Speaker 4: Looked like he working like Ka Servo in the.
Speaker 1: Time.
Speaker 2: He's a stylish man though.
Speaker 6: It was interesting body wore.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll get to that after a.
Speaker 2: Thurday. And twenty four ten is our number today.
Speaker 4: That's it. School wraps up. The kiddies hit school holidays
Speaker 4: one o'clock finished.
Speaker 6: My kids Yeah, they will finish at lunchtime because they're
Speaker 6: getting ready for eight total. Seriously, though, if you aren't
Speaker 6: traveling for you so please be careful on the roads.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of people out there driving trying to
Speaker 6: get to their places. Don't try and get their hulf
Speaker 6: now quick. I just get their safe.
Speaker 4: Cops it on massive blitzers as well on all the
Speaker 4: main roads turning out of town.
Speaker 2: So on the water as well, they will get you.
Speaker 2: Are they on the water?
Speaker 12: On the water?
Speaker 2: The water police the water really.
Speaker 4: Good to know.
Speaker 2: What are you?
Speaker 6: Who are you planning on smuggling into the country, the
Speaker 6: great Ocean, great southern seas? Good to know the wink
Speaker 6: really through yourself in it there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, I'm just saying like it's just you know,
Speaker 4: good to make sure your flares are up to date.
Speaker 2: YESPRB that's the one.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 4: Anyway, it look it sounds more dodgy than is. I'm
Speaker 4: not doing promise mainly issue with kids finishing at one o'clock, right,
Speaker 4: It's like, if you're doing that, make today a plane
Speaker 4: closed day and just do a barbie. It's cool. So
Speaker 4: we're not doing lunch boxes and washing uniforms.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you out if you help us out. Yeah, but
Speaker 6: look there is a casual closed day. Don't they say
Speaker 6: it's more stressful for the kids?
Speaker 2: Yeah, bullied a bit for their choices.
Speaker 4: Bill a Bolt, that's not cool man.
Speaker 7: Yeah, maybe sports today a pleasure.
Speaker 4: Yes, We've got a lot of tickets to different things
Speaker 4: across Melbourne to do for the school holidays, so we'll
Speaker 4: try and help you out.
Speaker 6: All right, let's do it. Cindy and Sunbury, good morning,
Speaker 6: talk tell us about your ruggrats.
Speaker 2: What do you got.
Speaker 6: Morning.
Speaker 14: I've got the seven and eleven year old. So we
Speaker 14: haven't got a lot planned so far in school holidays,
Speaker 14: so it need something to fill the day.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 7: What about what about a Lunar Park family pass?
Speaker 8: Oh my god, that would be amazing.
Speaker 6: Stay at Lunar Park on us, jump on the tram,
Speaker 6: head down to Saint Kilda as Elbow would tell you
Speaker 6: to do on the tram.
Speaker 4: We're all in this together.
Speaker 6: Easily accessible and go and have a day out on us.
Speaker 6: Cindy with kids, have a great school holidays.
Speaker 4: We'll go to ring with a Sarah. You got three
Speaker 4: rug mats?
Speaker 15: Yes I do, Yes, I've got a nine year old,
Speaker 15: fifteen year old and fifteen year old.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what. The Melbourne Aquarium has got a
Speaker 4: brand new saltwater cross. You can take the family to
Speaker 4: see it. We'll check your family pass.
Speaker 14: That'd be great.
Speaker 6: Thanks so much, no worry, great time.
Speaker 2: Hey Melissa, good morning. How are we we are we
Speaker 2: ready for the holidays?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 8: I saw of them because I don't have to stay
Speaker 8: home with the kids.
Speaker 12: The husband does.
Speaker 2: Oh that is bliss. Okay, how many you've.
Speaker 8: Got I've got two girls at eight and six.
Speaker 4: Should I just send you a voucher for Moondog you
Speaker 4: can go and have a couple of cocky teas well.
Speaker 6: That'll need that. He will have his dad a voucher
Speaker 6: for when the holidays ride.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what, I'm gonna hooked out up with
Speaker 4: a two hundred dollars Moondog voucher and we'll check a
Speaker 4: Lunar Park family pass so you can take the family to.
Speaker 8: My eight year old. He's going to lose that fine,
Speaker 8: thank you.
Speaker 6: There you go, and finally let's go to Mara and
Speaker 6: kill Or Good morning.
Speaker 3: Hi guys.
Speaker 7: Hello, how old are your kids?
Speaker 12: I've got a fourteen and eleven year old.
Speaker 6: All right, we're going to send them out on a
Speaker 6: go boat experience. You can cruise up and down the Yarrah.
Speaker 6: Thank you well, welcome and you can enjoy twenty percent
Speaker 6: off adventures with go Boat Melbourne gift cards perfect for
Speaker 6: unforgettable days on the water. I think we've got some
Speaker 6: good weather, so that is fine. You can take a
Speaker 6: picnic cruise up and down, go see the sounds of Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Like doing that, helping people out and the holidays. Think
Speaker 4: you're expensive at the moment. We might try to offload
Speaker 4: a few more before the end of the show. It
Speaker 4: is just on a quarter to weight five k question
Speaker 4: on the way. But next, I'm not I felt for
Speaker 4: this kid, nothing than a speech gone bad and this one,
Speaker 4: you know, just a little. We're laughing with him here
Speaker 4: I'll play the audio. Next we are doing to thanks
Speaker 4: to Shelbady Express. Good luck to the pies against the
Speaker 4: lines tonight. Speaking of the footy, you are listening out
Speaker 4: for the footy siren. When you hear it, give us
Speaker 4: a ring and that final trip for your three mates
Speaker 4: to gather around will be coming your way.
Speaker 6: How fun it's coming up soon.
Speaker 4: Guys's Nick the Wizard Watson. He's going to be dropping
Speaker 4: he's in.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Clinton, back in the day, were featured in Cleo's Bachelor.
Speaker 7: We did not in the same year, though, you weren't
Speaker 7: head to headwork.
Speaker 4: No, god, no, no, we both would have lost.
Speaker 6: Who won in your.
Speaker 2: Year, Jason Dundas, Yeah, maybe a handsome rooster? No, Andy Lee?
Speaker 4: Maybe Andy Lee?
Speaker 7: Oh, but you wouldn't mind being knocked off the top
Speaker 7: exactly for Andy, I.
Speaker 4: Was, I had to rock up at this house and
Speaker 4: they're doing a big photo shoot with all the guys
Speaker 4: around this pool, and they were like, all right, if
Speaker 4: you just want to take your shirt off and go
Speaker 4: and stand over there next to that bloke. And I'm like, no, no, no.
Speaker 4: So when you look at the white photo, I'm the
Speaker 4: only one. I look like a waiter.
Speaker 6: You're kidding.
Speaker 4: I look like a waiter.
Speaker 7: To who nominated you?
Speaker 4: How did you like a pr thing? The radio stations
Speaker 4: just put people through. They've got to make up fifty.
Speaker 7: I mean you could have said no, did you have
Speaker 7: to do it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And every other person had their shirt off and you didn't.
Speaker 6: Oh honey, oh.
Speaker 2: I was lounging on.
Speaker 6: You didn't say can't you just did they all have
Speaker 6: good ricks?
Speaker 4: Yep?
Speaker 6: Did you you would have had you would have been
Speaker 6: back were you're too skinny? Because you were like a
Speaker 6: little stick insect?
Speaker 4: Yeah? No, I was in my healthy stage. What do
Speaker 4: you say it would have been in a good paddock?
Speaker 2: Was a good you'd had a tan as well?
Speaker 7: Who is that why I didn't want to take your
Speaker 7: shirt off? Nothing healthy about a tan?
Speaker 2: No, exactly.
Speaker 6: So you should have been the poster boy.
Speaker 2: That's right, Lauren, I should have been slap No. One.
Speaker 2: You're Hayden Quinn.
Speaker 4: It's a good looking rooster.
Speaker 7: Hayden Quinn from Mass.
Speaker 4: Long Hair, his own cooking shows. He's killing it.
Speaker 2: I think I might have come second.
Speaker 4: No, they've never announced it.
Speaker 7: Was an equal runner up for the last forty nine.
Speaker 2: They didn't actually list the fifties. And did you do
Speaker 2: keept my shirt on?
Speaker 6: The only one?
Speaker 9: My hours were individuals and I was on the beach,
Speaker 9: sort of sitting on the beach shirt looking out to
Speaker 9: the ocean.
Speaker 2: With my shirt on and on the bottom.
Speaker 4: Just rolled up. They would have been.
Speaker 6: Probably did you have shoes on? Nah feet just so
Speaker 6: you looked like you were really embracing.
Speaker 2: I think they're actually like pedal pushes.
Speaker 4: I think I was wearing my feet in the.
Speaker 6: Pool pushes capri pants. Why why weld Cleo so insistent
Speaker 6: on everyone in different generations wearing.
Speaker 4: Pedal push I don't know, but look, the reason I'm
Speaker 4: brought up is the GQ Man of the Year, GQ
Speaker 4: Great Magazine. We've never been put for the Man of
Speaker 4: the Year.
Speaker 6: Did you guys even get invited to the dinner for
Speaker 6: the minutted.
Speaker 16: On the list?
Speaker 6: What's our pr doing around here? I saw Jack Charles
Speaker 6: was there from the Christy Swamps. We find that hard
Speaker 6: to believe.
Speaker 7: Winston away.
Speaker 4: I think maybe because we're Cleo boys. Uh you're.
Speaker 6: That's definitely why he didn't get invited. It could be
Speaker 6: because you're Cleo.
Speaker 2: Boys, that's right, Yeah, affiliated.
Speaker 6: Not g human, you're clem Cleo. Man of the Year nominees.
Speaker 4: The GQ Breakthrough International Musician of the Year went to Somba.
Speaker 2: The GQU Visionary of the Year went to Joel Edgerton.
Speaker 7: The vision what is the visionary of the years.
Speaker 4: But it's this one that's got my attention. The GQU
Speaker 4: Breakthrough Actor of the Year. Joseph Zada is his name.
Speaker 4: He did a jerry emotional speech.
Speaker 16: Like to thank my agency. R GM mailing my agent there,
Speaker 16: Trent Baker, for helping me make everything happen and from
Speaker 16: rooting the rooting from.
Speaker 10: Hell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks for roothing me.
Speaker 6: Oh no, how did he? How did he fix that?
Speaker 4: He so embarrassed, so embarrassed.
Speaker 6: Thanks for rooting for me, he was.
Speaker 2: That's what you needed. A good agent, isn't it. I
Speaker 2: never had that at the clar tell you.
Speaker 6: I think some agents have got in trouble for that.
Speaker 6: Actually good him, I mean, congrats on the award, but
Speaker 6: he will never live there.
Speaker 16: Like to thank my agency r GM, mailing my my
Speaker 16: agent there, Trent Baker for helping me make everything happen
Speaker 16: and from rooting me rooting from.
Speaker 2: Oh final day at work for Jackie and Geelong morning.
Speaker 3: Jackie morning, guys.
Speaker 4: School holiday. It's your primary school teacher had two weeks
Speaker 4: of freedom back.
Speaker 14: Oh yes, with two little kids. Maybe not so much.
Speaker 6: Yeah, look you know what primary school teachers who then
Speaker 6: have to go home to more children. I salute you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: How's Gelong this morning?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Not too bad?
Speaker 7: But are you on school camp currently?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 8: No, last day of school.
Speaker 14: I think it was the speakers.
Speaker 7: Okay, last day camp, last afe.
Speaker 4: Term you went to Geelong last night, and I did.
Speaker 6: It was my very best friends Anna. It was her
Speaker 6: fortieth birthday. So shot down to surprise her and uh
Speaker 6: and came back. But I was in an ev everyone
Speaker 6: there was no petrol was used for a half hour journey.
Speaker 6: Really a battery.
Speaker 4: That's good work from you.
Speaker 6: Oh, you've got to celebrate the males stones. I think
Speaker 6: loves for Living last is celebrating. I'll show up for
Speaker 6: your friends.
Speaker 4: Let's celebrate you this morning, Jackie, you want to go
Speaker 4: a medium question for five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Because jack let's do it five hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Rules are simple. You'll hear a question, then you'll hear
Speaker 4: a three two one. You need to give us the
Speaker 4: answer in that three seconds.
Speaker 7: Okay, Yeah, come on, Jackie. If you don't know how,
Speaker 7: a guess how.
Speaker 2: Old are your kids are?
Speaker 8: One and five?
Speaker 2: Trenches? Yeah, and I'm also thinking of the question whether
Speaker 2: they should you know, whether they would know it?
Speaker 4: All right? You ready for five hundred dollars?
Speaker 3: What is Taylor Swift's middle name?
Speaker 6: Three two?
Speaker 14: Rachel?
Speaker 6: I mean we said if you don't know how, the
Speaker 6: guest that guest Taylor Allison's Swift Morning and thank God
Speaker 6: nineteen eighty nine. Yes, I mean if she was born
Speaker 6: in the nineties, I think it had freaked me out.
Speaker 4: Alison Swift, the Swifties would have known that one for sure. Sorry, Jackie, oh.
Speaker 2: Good, thanks for giving a crack mate, thanks to Carlile Holmes.
Speaker 4: That's the five K question.
Speaker 6: Did you know she was named after James Taylor?
Speaker 10: Was she?
Speaker 4: I did not yet?
Speaker 2: Any other little tip, That's all I've got for you.
Speaker 4: I like that when she did the if We're doing
Speaker 4: Taylor Facts, ye, Taylor Fact. When she was doing the
Speaker 4: Red Tour, she was like, you know what, normally, like
Speaker 4: all the touring stage trucks just drive around the country
Speaker 4: of all the stage and you're in the back. I
Speaker 4: want them all signed up. So it says like Taylor
Speaker 4: Swift the Red Tour. So then everyone's excited when the
Speaker 4: trucks come.
Speaker 2: To see them all signed.
Speaker 6: I mean she's a machine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's smart.
Speaker 7: She's like, what what did they call all those things
Speaker 7: when she dropped.
Speaker 6: The album and they were all the like all the little.
Speaker 2: East eggs East. But then the trucks roll into tennesseee
Speaker 2: big you know, thirty big semi trailers. Guys.
Speaker 4: It's very much like the Nova cars. We got out
Speaker 4: there at the moment where someone's put stickers over our faces.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're put near the hat to.
Speaker 2: The cat. They're not Casanova's anymore, are they called?
Speaker 4: No, No, that's that Wasp and Super. We don't want
Speaker 4: to say we've got cats Andover's run around the streets.
Speaker 6: You know, Super Andovers do a great job out job.
Speaker 4: You're listening to Nova and when you hear the forty
Speaker 4: so and give us a ring and you will be
Speaker 4: off to gather around.
Speaker 2: He's tick for the Wizard cast?
Speaker 3: Still get a Wizard Nikki?
Speaker 4: Well, he's had a bit of time off and they
Speaker 4: are back into it. Hawks VI the cats happening at
Speaker 4: the g on Monday, Nick, what's the morning?
Speaker 11: Morning?
Speaker 2: How to listen to that?
Speaker 11: You're a Wizard's big creepy?
Speaker 2: Is it? At the end?
Speaker 3: He again, tick for the Wizard Cast? Still get a
Speaker 3: Wizard Nikki's.
Speaker 4: Maybe a production go on, do the voice?
Speaker 2: Maybe no other player gets something like that. You're very
Speaker 2: You're a one off here.
Speaker 6: How are you nice to see? Firstly? Football side? How's
Speaker 6: the puppy?
Speaker 11: He's good, He's I've set up a camera, As I
Speaker 11: said before, I've set up a camera to check if
Speaker 11: he's barking when I'm at home all day. But he
Speaker 11: hasn't so far, which is good.
Speaker 7: Has he destroyed any of your things yet?
Speaker 11: He's starting to chill a bit. That's when I'm not
Speaker 11: home though, so he's getting a bit angry at me.
Speaker 11: I opon for not being He doesn't get the careful
Speaker 11: Do you live with my brother and one of my
Speaker 11: made who plays at Richmond and.
Speaker 4: You made them aware there's a camera in the house now, Yes,
Speaker 4: you don't want.
Speaker 11: To I did talk to it the other day.
Speaker 4: You don't want to die?
Speaker 2: Oh you imagine it.
Speaker 6: I was just looking for the dogs.
Speaker 11: You give him my heads up. Yeah, it would be funny,
Speaker 11: though not with my brother. With my other mates, E
Speaker 11: would have a good laugh about it.
Speaker 9: Hey, Easter Monday is always a big game for the
Speaker 9: Hawks traditional rivals on Easter Monday, the Cats. Do you
Speaker 9: feel too rested because you've had what seventeen days between games?
Speaker 11: We had a good stint on Sat Day, so we
Speaker 11: had like a twelve K session on Saturday. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 11: I know, which is a good bit of match him
Speaker 11: and stuff like that. So we've definitely been on our feet.
Speaker 11: But playing a game is different, so it will be
Speaker 11: interesting to see what happens. And Geelong obviously had to
Speaker 11: had to play on when was it Thursday? So yeah,
Speaker 11: we'll be interested to see what happens.
Speaker 4: If you watch much footy when you get a buye week.
Speaker 11: I did watch a bit on last weekend because I
Speaker 11: had nothing else to do. Yeah, train, So yeah, I
Speaker 11: do watch a bit.
Speaker 4: So it like you wouldn't watch the team reversing, you
Speaker 4: wouldn't watch their game the week before just to see.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I put it on in the background. I won't
Speaker 11: watch it all. I'll just roll it on and have
Speaker 11: a watch.
Speaker 2: And are you are you told to hate the Cats
Speaker 2: because Hawthorn supporters hate that. This is one of the
Speaker 2: fiercest Hawthorne and Geelong. They've just had so many, so
Speaker 2: many tussles and punch on and all sorts of things.
Speaker 11: You can't say you like Geelong as a Hawks player,
Speaker 11: so he's got to. Obviously we're respecting they're a good side.
Speaker 11: But yeah, it's always a big rivalry. And I watched
Speaker 11: a bit growing up as well with Sam and all
Speaker 11: the all the other players, so yeah, it's always been
Speaker 11: a huge library.
Speaker 6: What do you do for Easter, Like, I know, you
Speaker 6: have to prepare for Monday. Are you told you can't
Speaker 6: eat hot Cross buns and you can't eat chocolate and
Speaker 6: like they're real pleasures of life.
Speaker 11: There's been our heaps of hot Cross buns on our
Speaker 11: table at the club, which I'm hating at the moment
Speaker 11: because every time I walk past, I have to get
Speaker 11: it and I'm trying to lose a bit through the guard.
Speaker 11: So yeah, we don't get told we don't have to.
Speaker 11: But it's your own decisions, so pick your own path.
Speaker 11: And yeah, I can't really do much for East. Everyone
Speaker 11: goes away and we have to train tomorrow and get
Speaker 11: ready for Monday.
Speaker 4: I can't believe they do a big NFL game over
Speaker 4: in the States on Christmas Day.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, and think it's a huge crown, massive basketball
Speaker 7: Yeah right, yeah.
Speaker 4: That's from Beyonce played Christmas Day.
Speaker 6: Yes, America never stops America.
Speaker 4: Trying to go to the NFL when it's out here
Speaker 4: at the gym.
Speaker 11: I did see that it's right in the middle of
Speaker 11: the finals, which is.
Speaker 6: You might be busy, I hope, so I hope it's
Speaker 6: busy too.
Speaker 11: But yeah, it is weird how they've scheduled that, but well,
Speaker 11: I mean you can't really change there.
Speaker 4: But you hit the nail on the head. They were smarts.
Speaker 2: So many people coming over for it, and then you
Speaker 2: know you want them to hang around experience AFL. Yeah,
Speaker 2: what do you finish?
Speaker 7: And do you like playing and gather round? Do you
Speaker 7: get to see the other club like?
Speaker 6: Because gather Around is so much fun to go to
Speaker 6: when you guys go, do you get to like see
Speaker 6: the other clubs?
Speaker 7: Do you'll stay in the same hotels.
Speaker 6: School camp?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I think they try and divide us in the clubs
Speaker 11: and stay different hotels, But I do like playing it.
Speaker 11: We've played in big games over and gather Round, so
Speaker 11: we play Saturday night laid Oval. Last year we played
Speaker 11: Port which was very hyped up games. So I don't
Speaker 11: mind it because we get the bigger type games. But
Speaker 11: if you go on at to Broussel Park like Richmond do,
Speaker 11: it would be quite annoying, I think, But that's great
Speaker 11: to watch.
Speaker 2: You mentioned that.
Speaker 11: Every year, oh gathering, we were playing Brossea Park.
Speaker 9: And stop sitting on the couch nude and you were
Speaker 9: playing hey before gather Around. Obviously it is Monday and
Speaker 9: it's a big milestone for your coach as well. What
Speaker 9: does Sam Mitchell mean to you about to coach? What
Speaker 9: game one hundred?
Speaker 11: Yeah, he's been massive for me obviously in the number
Speaker 11: five now so got a bit extra love for me,
Speaker 11: which is good. But he's been massive and you can
Speaker 11: see the change from when he started in twenty twenty
Speaker 11: two to where we are now. There's been a big upgrade.
Speaker 11: And yeah, all due respects to him. And yeah, hundred games,
Speaker 11: which has gone quicker.
Speaker 4: It's a bit of a lad, isn't he doesn't seem Yeah,
Speaker 4: he got a see fiery temper, a bit of both.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 6: They're all talking before about coaches coaching from like down
Speaker 6: on the sidelines first, being up in the box. Do
Speaker 6: you think that makes a difference to players if they're
Speaker 6: down on the sidelines with it.
Speaker 11: I feel like when coaches go down on the sideline
Speaker 11: it means you're in trouble, and our team's in trouble,
Speaker 11: we're a bit behind. But he likes enormous start up
Speaker 11: in the box, so he does come down sometimes sometimes
Speaker 11: when when the games in the yeah, games again out
Speaker 11: of hand, he likes come down and try and sort
Speaker 11: things out.
Speaker 2: Do you get annoyed at people asking for autographs.
Speaker 11: Oh here we go, where's this gull?
Speaker 9: Now is sudden my nephew suddenly obsessed with you.
Speaker 2: He's just I don't know. He just won't stop rabbiting
Speaker 2: on it.
Speaker 6: And I brought in his he's got to line up.
Speaker 4: Don't judge.
Speaker 2: No, I'll give you a cut of what it gets
Speaker 2: for you, exactly, not personalizing.
Speaker 6: It's funny because you are one of them. You are
Speaker 6: one of the players that like when kids back for
Speaker 6: the teams, they still love the like phenomenon because.
Speaker 2: He's the same size as.
Speaker 4: Chris Hemsworth's mates In the other week, we're chatting with them.
Speaker 4: They came in half an hour early to.
Speaker 7: Meet with They've met every celebrity in the wind.
Speaker 6: All they wanted to do.
Speaker 7: Exactly lark for Monday, have a ripping game.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Just go on eighteen past eight here at Nova.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, gonna be bigs and lights headlights, very good.
Speaker 7: That's a banger.
Speaker 6: And I was doing some research during that and it
Speaker 6: was actually their first song about how they wanted to
Speaker 6: be big stars and wanted to be famous. It was
Speaker 6: about themselves.
Speaker 3: You tell them Molly twenty twenty six. AFL Gather Out.
Speaker 6: It's a festival of footy in South Australia from April
Speaker 6: nine to twelve.
Speaker 11: Load up the crew and hit the road with Toyota
Speaker 11: playing your Journey It Gatherounds AFL.
Speaker 6: Jason Lawrence Road.
Speaker 3: How won't you take me to gather.
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 6: Well, well, aren't our listeners very sneaky? Jace dropped the
Speaker 6: footy siren smack bang in the middle of Samads there
Speaker 6: to see if you're banging attention had booth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mad got no.
Speaker 6: It was like it was amazing to watch.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh my god, the fun just went
Speaker 4: bad all once. People are absolutely going crazy to get this.
Speaker 6: That was fun to watch.
Speaker 4: It is the twenty twenty six AFL Gather Around. It's
Speaker 4: just getting bigger and bigger. It's a festival of footy
Speaker 4: in southa Vale from April nine to twelve. Laid up
Speaker 4: the crew, hit the road with Toyota. We're going to
Speaker 4: check your a Tandra, a brand new Toyota, so you
Speaker 4: and three mates get to drive South Australia pool.
Speaker 6: We'll cover a few excuse me, four is a good number.
Speaker 6: Five on a road trip jammed in the backseat.
Speaker 4: We'll cover a calm chuck fifteen hundred bucks.
Speaker 2: Spending money gets to some games.
Speaker 4: Yeap, a couple of games.
Speaker 2: Are you got a winery?
Speaker 4: And then we fly you home?
Speaker 6: Great, that's amazing.
Speaker 2: Remind me to pick the car, that's all. We've got
Speaker 2: to pick the cars up.
Speaker 7: All right, Okay, many people want this trip? Who's it
Speaker 7: going to?
Speaker 12: This? Is it?
Speaker 4: This is the final one we are giving away.
Speaker 7: I wish we could send everyone, but we can't know.
Speaker 6: The trip is going to Asher from Berwick. Good morning.
Speaker 6: Would you like to go together around with your husband
Speaker 6: and your two kids?
Speaker 2: You go excited?
Speaker 6: Congratulations, we've been calling in two Oh my gosh, tell
Speaker 6: us about your kids? How old are they?
Speaker 2: About?
Speaker 8: Eleven and fourteen?
Speaker 14: And demon supported?
Speaker 4: Well, they can travel in the tray.
Speaker 6: How are they going to go on the road trip?
Speaker 6: Are they going to bicker in the back seat?
Speaker 8: No, they're well used to road tripping, so they will
Speaker 8: be excellent.
Speaker 6: Awesome.
Speaker 2: Do you know who Melbourne play and gather around?
Speaker 1: Umm?
Speaker 3: No, I haven't checked that yet for them?
Speaker 2: They play Essendon? Oh where you find them? So chuck
Speaker 2: it in the column?
Speaker 6: Is that a walkover? Oh?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 7: At the moments, did not want.
Speaker 4: Any I've only played one footy match in my life,
Speaker 4: and I reckon I could take them.
Speaker 6: Ah, that's a stretch, stretch.
Speaker 4: They're not that bad.
Speaker 2: I have a great Easter and enjoy the trip.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much, thanks to everyone who tried to win.
Speaker 6: The good thing is you can do it yourself. Pack
Speaker 6: up the car and go on a road trip.
Speaker 4: I had to gather around AFL to get all the
Speaker 4: details and keep listening to us. It's just getting bigger
Speaker 4: and bigger every year. We'll take more people again next year.
Speaker 4: Just keep it locked to Nova. Hey, we're got a
Speaker 4: doctor in the house, doctor doctor Chris Brown.
Speaker 6: Where he stopped Chris Brown.
Speaker 4: He is coming in in minutes. We need to talk
Speaker 4: fashion with doctor Chris.
Speaker 5: Fashion.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm sure I'm shook.
Speaker 2: At Lauren he.
Speaker 4: How do we put this? He was spotted in a
Speaker 4: certain outfit on the ground. Wasn't a messing.
Speaker 6: I almost want to say it's crimes against fashion, But
Speaker 6: I'm worried he's going to say I did it for
Speaker 6: a good cause.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, good call. If he wrotes out the charity thing,
Speaker 4: it's not going to look.
Speaker 6: Then we'll say we're talking about it exactly what it
Speaker 6: should have around.
Speaker 2: He wasn't an animal for was he will reveal what
Speaker 2: he was.
Speaker 6: He is not throwing paper.
Speaker 2: With the line hanging on him. Chris Brown minutes here
Speaker 2: at Nova.
Speaker 3: Introducing our next guest. She's a hard from world renowned
Speaker 3: Zets television personality and author, just generally and Australian sensation.
Speaker 5: Just when I thought my work he was done and
Speaker 5: I could dust myself off and clean myself up.
Speaker 3: Oh no, please welcome the life saving charismatic. Not to
Speaker 3: mention handsome doctor Chris.
Speaker 2: Wow, Chris, And then how is this?
Speaker 6: I think audio guy has the hotspoil like the pump up.
Speaker 4: He isn't hot enough. Now he's learning his good looks
Speaker 4: to the good Friday appeal. Honestly, how's this guy?
Speaker 2: But for the kids, good on you.
Speaker 5: It's very kind guy. It's interesting you've got mixed up
Speaker 5: with the Chris Brown thing.
Speaker 7: Now, it wasn't us. It was one of our younger
Speaker 7: the gen Z producers.
Speaker 5: And they were excited and it's it's it's it's a
Speaker 5: shame to see the disappointment on their face when I
Speaker 5: walk in and you know, the other Chris Brown.
Speaker 6: This happens quite a lot though, Chris Brown, the singer
Speaker 6: Wrappers don't be look the same.
Speaker 5: There's subtle, a subtle difference.
Speaker 2: JA.
Speaker 5: But I get a lot of messages on social media
Speaker 5: from people very confused. I think they've got the other
Speaker 5: Chris Brown.
Speaker 2: And I had.
Speaker 5: I had one a little while ago from a mother
Speaker 5: who wanted to impress her daughter on her eighteenth birthday.
Speaker 5: So she she said, look, she's a big fan of yours.
Speaker 5: I decided I'd message you. Could you could you send
Speaker 5: her a birthday message? And she loves your music? And
Speaker 5: I was like, of course I can.
Speaker 6: She loves your music.
Speaker 5: That wasn't again, no exp I did this.
Speaker 6: Here we go.
Speaker 7: We've got a very well also mentioned.
Speaker 5: That you love my music, so.
Speaker 6: I need you.
Speaker 5: Got to see you Boo and the.
Speaker 18: Great to listen back to the world tonight, impressed by
Speaker 18: the guitars drumming, gave no context, just sent it back.
Speaker 6: Did mum reply?
Speaker 5: She took weeks and weeks before she she very humbly
Speaker 5: replied and and was mortified. And her daughter had to
Speaker 5: tell her at her birthday when she played that video
Speaker 5: She's mailed Stoop of the Century Chris Brown singing a birthday.
Speaker 1: Song for her.
Speaker 2: I could make a lot of money on cameo just
Speaker 2: by saying you are Chris Brown. Yes, and then I
Speaker 2: like it.
Speaker 7: I'd prefer a message from you than the other Chris Brown.
Speaker 6: To be perfectly honest, I feel like.
Speaker 5: The tides turn where people are more relieved that it's not.
Speaker 6: We got the good guy.
Speaker 4: Good Friday Appeal it's going to be broadcast on seven
Speaker 4: from ten until midnight. It's such a Melbourne institution. It's
Speaker 4: raising money for the Royal Children's Hospital. You can donate
Speaker 4: at Good Friday Appeal.
Speaker 2: Dot com dot A.
Speaker 6: What are you doing there? Chris look a.
Speaker 5: Bit of a juggling singing what do you I won't
Speaker 5: be singing there thankfully. I mean you've got a great voice.
Speaker 6: I mean not, don't this isn't about me. Don't encourage
Speaker 6: do that. Sometimes they do get the celebs there to
Speaker 6: do kookie things, so you could.
Speaker 5: End up you never know. Everything's everything's possible. But I
Speaker 5: look a bit of a walk through the hospital tomorrow
Speaker 5: morning and then Teddy Bear Hospital at the at the
Speaker 5: Convention Center and my kids for that. It's a really cool,
Speaker 5: great it's actually really good. So I'm the attending doctor
Speaker 5: at the Teddy Bear at the hospital and then and
Speaker 5: then the broadcast obviously tomorrow nights. So it's just a
Speaker 5: really special event and I think Victorians can be so
Speaker 5: proud of that this hospital and what it does and
Speaker 5: the impact it has on the community, and so, you know,
Speaker 5: please please support it where you can and get out
Speaker 5: there tomorrow.
Speaker 2: There'll be this one and two hundred dollars from Sandra
Speaker 2: in Vermont South. If Chris Brown does ten push ups,
Speaker 2: five hundred if he does it without his top, I mean,
Speaker 2: you do it for free.
Speaker 5: I did it before I came in. You made me stand.
Speaker 4: Clint puts a jumper.
Speaker 6: Hey, now, Chris, I've been following you on the socials.
Speaker 6: You've been traveling around the world. Now we noticed you
Speaker 6: went to Japan to the Grand Prix. Good old Oscar Piastre.
Speaker 6: Good to see him back on the podium.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 7: I wanted to talk about what.
Speaker 18: You wore there.
Speaker 6: Can you talk us through this? Look? It was questionable
Speaker 6: because one of our producers said, just don't go too hard.
Speaker 6: It might be traditional Japanese dress or something.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, it's got hello, Kitty, you look like
Speaker 4: the pit crew for Mario.
Speaker 5: Yeah, look, it's got all those all those little vibes
Speaker 5: going on. So it was it was a mate's birthday,
Speaker 5: and so we got matching sort of racing suits or
Speaker 5: racing overalls.
Speaker 6: We do look, we do have the mate.
Speaker 5: Yeah it's more pit crew than it is it is
Speaker 5: racing suit. But we were there. We timed it well.
Speaker 5: Birthday I put up with my nephew. Obviously the Formula
Speaker 5: one Grand Prix over there, which is a massive.
Speaker 6: Massive chaos because I heard getting to and from the track.
Speaker 5: Was like, if you love crowds, it's your thing. If
Speaker 5: you love cues, it's your thing. It took four hours
Speaker 5: to get there and four hours to get home. Only
Speaker 5: about an hour away, but it's so busy with the trains.
Speaker 5: There was a lot of walking walked about sort of
Speaker 5: eight kilometers. But it's but it's okay.
Speaker 6: I just think the Japanese people have the most beautiful
Speaker 6: culture and they're the nicest people.
Speaker 7: Well, but were they just like, oh my god, look
Speaker 7: at the size of enmos.
Speaker 5: I'm a giant. Yeah you would have stood. I get everywhere,
Speaker 5: you get stopped all the time for photos, but usually
Speaker 5: the photos come with food.
Speaker 7: But it's it's hand what I mean with they gift
Speaker 7: you things because so tall.
Speaker 5: And blonde, they give you food.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I had on.
Speaker 5: It's a good deal.
Speaker 6: It's like a blonde.
Speaker 5: It's pay for service. But but it's it's handy in
Speaker 5: the crowds as well, because you can always pick out,
Speaker 5: you pick out your mates and find out where they are.
Speaker 6: There's Chris over there, that big intersection.
Speaker 2: Everyone gets photos crossing.
Speaker 5: It was called yeah. But I was there for the
Speaker 5: timed it as well for the cherry blossom festival, which
Speaker 5: gets more crowds, more cues.
Speaker 7: It's the busiest time.
Speaker 5: But you when you're a bit taller, you can see
Speaker 5: you can see right there and all the trees and
Speaker 5: all the it's a strange thing to go to see
Speaker 5: the tree. But but it was, but I got into it.
Speaker 5: But the only disappointment was that I turned up to
Speaker 5: see this natural wonder of the world. All these thousands
Speaker 5: and thousands of cherry blossom trees are in bloom in
Speaker 5: that beautiful pink, dusty pink. I believe you call it flowers.
Speaker 5: I'm colorblind you I just looked white.
Speaker 6: I was really on, how do you do that? When
Speaker 6: you're at the vet and you're like, who's got the
Speaker 6: brown dog? I don't know you never.
Speaker 4: Played growing up?
Speaker 5: Yeah, terribly, Chris.
Speaker 4: It's a red fire brother.
Speaker 5: Come on, I was like calling calling out when I wasn't. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's not but really underwhelming Cherry Blossom Festival.
Speaker 7: For I'm glad you traveled to the other side of
Speaker 7: the world for when.
Speaker 4: You were there, did you go and see Punch punched
Speaker 4: the monkey?
Speaker 6: Did you see? Did you fall in love with Punch
Speaker 6: like I did?
Speaker 5: I did, But I also felt for him. I felt
Speaker 5: like he was I felt he.
Speaker 6: Was being bullied. Wasn't he was? Because they came out
Speaker 6: and said, oh no, it's all natural. So did you
Speaker 6: want to get him out of it?
Speaker 4: You should have saved Punch. If you were that good,
Speaker 4: you would have saved.
Speaker 5: Him if it meant something. Is that what you're saying,
Speaker 5: if the animal world meant something? No, he I think
Speaker 5: he's the victim of his He's in a small enclosure
Speaker 5: there those monkeys. It shouldn't be in a small box.
Speaker 5: There's nothing else for those monkeys to do is to
Speaker 5: fight each other. So the solution wasn't an ikea Yeah
Speaker 5: to softer. Yeah, it was a strange mix to mix up.
Speaker 6: He was very care and just quickly before we let
Speaker 6: you go. We're not seeing you being a vet so
Speaker 6: much on TV. You're now doing Adrian Paul Tully's You
Speaker 6: know what, let's.
Speaker 4: Take a quick break when we come back. We're on
Speaker 4: the air with Chris Brown this morning. It's just gone
Speaker 4: nine to nine. This is Nover. You're on the air
Speaker 4: with Jason Lauren Clint here as well, and we can't
Speaker 4: take him. Dr Chris Brown still.
Speaker 2: In the house.
Speaker 7: We love Chris Brown to stick around.
Speaker 4: You got too many times. He just sorry, it's not
Speaker 4: me for six We found out during the song you're
Speaker 4: still a practicing.
Speaker 6: Vet, but still do my thing at the Bond divet.
Speaker 6: But the show is not a thing.
Speaker 5: It's bond that the junction is silent, don't it's quite
Speaker 5: as impressive.
Speaker 6: But you don't have a view of the beach.
Speaker 5: No, No, we have a view of the West Shopping Center,
Speaker 5: which is which is great at a certain time of day.
Speaker 4: I remember the opening credits. You just ran up from
Speaker 4: the beach stairs. So you go in with Pet clint
Speaker 4: Ye and you just walk out with that Pet. I'll
Speaker 4: see you now. Do people freak out?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: People are so confused. I'm like, this is what I do.
Speaker 5: I'm actually, I'm actually a vet and they're like, no,
Speaker 5: you're aren't you the actor that plays the role.
Speaker 4: Of the vet.
Speaker 7: That's not country practice much, he's I am.
Speaker 5: I am qualified to take this thermometer and do what
Speaker 5: a vet does with it.
Speaker 2: Terrence Elliott, you should talk to him later about pet
Speaker 2: peen in the hallway. Oh yeah, well we've all got
Speaker 2: dog problems, haven't we.
Speaker 7: Look, if you've got a dog, you've got a problem.
Speaker 5: It's always good to blame standards.
Speaker 7: Christ whatever's going on because he's a cat guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dog as well.
Speaker 5: You can be both guys, you can, right.
Speaker 6: But you're a man who does many No, I've ticked
Speaker 6: off that you're doing a Good Friday appeal. Good lind
Speaker 6: it to everyone tomorrow. If you can, please support the
Speaker 6: Good Friday Appeal. They do amazing work. We have ticked
Speaker 6: off that you are the Bonda Junction Vet and you're
Speaker 6: also now hosting a reno show with one of the
Speaker 6: most famous Melbournians love him or hate him, Adrian Portelli.
Speaker 6: It's doing a rival to the Block.
Speaker 5: I know it's it's going to be big, and it's
Speaker 5: going to be exciting and and probably a little controversial
Speaker 5: at times, which is this is exciting?
Speaker 2: Would be Rambo guy. Yeah, massive amount of changed.
Speaker 7: He's not Lambeau guy, McLaren claren Claren, that's a man.
Speaker 7: He got a different car.
Speaker 6: Group, didn't.
Speaker 5: You'll you'll actually see quite a few of the cars
Speaker 5: during the show. He tends to arrive in a different
Speaker 5: car eag. You're saying you're showy, I arrive on an
Speaker 5: e bike. But it's it's a It's got all the
Speaker 5: renovation drama you'd expect. The houses are in Bullyan.
Speaker 2: Actually yeah, which is mcmanchon, and they're there.
Speaker 5: The makeovers are incredible. We have couples that can't in
Speaker 5: and do their best. They're competing for a prize. But
Speaker 5: the big, the big exciting thing, especially in the current climate,
Speaker 5: is that you can actually win the house. So viewers
Speaker 5: win the houses.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 6: I mean, Adrian Portelli is out there, but he does
Speaker 6: do amazing things, like he gives people amazing opportunity.
Speaker 4: Did he just come to seven with suitcases full of
Speaker 4: cash down? I want to annoy Scottie. Let's let's go building.
Speaker 5: I think it was more of a truck to be honest.
Speaker 6: Has he just done it? Out of spite.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I think I think he genuinely loves to see people's
Speaker 5: lives changed and see that the difference that's made, and
Speaker 5: and the houses the makeovers are pretty amazing.
Speaker 4: And yeah, I know you won't be able to reveal much,
Speaker 4: but he doesn't seem like a guy that sticks to
Speaker 4: the rules. Was there any parts where he was just
Speaker 4: like you know what I'm mean? Up the ante here
Speaker 4: and Adam Mill.
Speaker 5: With Adrian Portelli, there are no rules.
Speaker 4: Which that surprised you though you had no idea to
Speaker 4: do it.
Speaker 5: Completely as a host, you never knew what you were
Speaker 5: going to get each day. And it makes a great
Speaker 5: telly because you you constantly surprise. So if you see
Speaker 5: a surprise reaction or me lost words, it's because we
Speaker 5: had no idea that these little bombs that that get
Speaker 5: dropped regularly are coming. So it's it's exciting and and everyone.
Speaker 5: I think everyone's going to be a winner.
Speaker 6: When does it start? When is it on soon?
Speaker 5: Very soon?
Speaker 2: He doesn't know?
Speaker 5: Was I too obvious with that? It's it clear that
Speaker 5: I had no idea.
Speaker 2: That the house is a good quality.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you could move instances. I would, I would, I would.
Speaker 7: Love to leave saying something because your pressures.
Speaker 5: My cats and my dog would love it.
Speaker 2: Cat. The Good Friday Appeal, Good for you for getting involved.
Speaker 4: It's going to be broadcast on seven from ten until midnight,
Speaker 4: raising money for the Royal Children's Hospital. You can donate
Speaker 4: a Good Friday Appeal dot com dot are.
Speaker 2: You thanks for coming in?
Speaker 5: You guys anytime?
Speaker 4: So nice to see Noel Horn. That is dinner party,
Speaker 4: good morning. You are on the song with Jason and
Speaker 4: Lauren Clint here as well. You're listening to Nova film.
Speaker 7: No Ounce totoy it come on now.
Speaker 4: We spoke to him the other week he's coming to Melbourne.
Speaker 6: He's sure, we just don't know.
Speaker 4: What we notice. I'm not doing the lap at the
Speaker 4: airport where they tell you to keep going around, picking
Speaker 4: him around around. I want a time. I want to
Speaker 4: know the flight so I can look it up. Give
Speaker 4: the airport run long, go on.
Speaker 6: You always have to check the flight because otherwise you
Speaker 6: turn up in the flight will be delayed by four hours.
Speaker 6: And you're like, well what am I doing here?
Speaker 2: Hey? Guys? Before we get out of here, we've got
Speaker 2: family passes to Luna Park to go. We thought the
Speaker 2: kids busy for the school holiday. Do you want to
Speaker 2: take them all for your family?
Speaker 4: Jace, No, I'm okay, thank you actually want to take them?
Speaker 4: Take the kids? Are good? Friday? Pil tomorrow? Okay, it's
Speaker 4: a great setup.
Speaker 10: It is.
Speaker 6: You can go down to the Teddy Bear what's called
Speaker 6: the hospital teddy Bear hospital really cut.
Speaker 4: And they'll get it to fix it. All right, let's
Speaker 4: go to the phone Saturday and twenty four to ten bear,
Speaker 4: so that makes good point high.
Speaker 2: Emily, Hello, guys, how are you going? Were you looking
Speaker 2: forward to school holidays? I'm not really no.
Speaker 6: Are the kids looking forward to it?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 6: Emily?
Speaker 14: Yes, for driving me crazy already.
Speaker 6: Yeah, already.
Speaker 2: Let me set the scene.
Speaker 4: We're going to hook you up with a family past
Speaker 4: to learn a park that'll keep busy.
Speaker 14: Thank you so much, appreciate it.
Speaker 6: You're welcome, Emily. Let's go to Crystal and Gisbon.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Hi, hell are you?
Speaker 6: How are your children?
Speaker 14: I've got three kids, so they're four, eight, and eleven.
Speaker 7: That technic it's a lot, that is.
Speaker 4: That's like she was stalling a bit. Was she had
Speaker 4: to think of the ages?
Speaker 6: She's got three travel to your kids days? Hang on
Speaker 6: one second, Crystal, how old are your kids?
Speaker 2: Twelve, ten and four?
Speaker 6: Well done?
Speaker 2: Don't ask me names for birthdays?
Speaker 4: H Crystal, family pastor learn a park, coming your way?
Speaker 2: Good luck, awesome, Thank you so much, No worries, Haina Dean.
Speaker 5: Hello, how are we I'm good?
Speaker 11: How are you?
Speaker 2: We're good? How many kids have you got?
Speaker 8: I've got three?
Speaker 6: Card's got three kids because the family pass cover.
Speaker 4: Three kids, f the partners want to stay home. Family
Speaker 4: pass coming your ways. Well on the team. Good luck
Speaker 4: for the holiday is okay?
Speaker 12: I'm real, Thank you, Thank you for being.
Speaker 2: Should we go on the song? We're on holiday? Sorry,
Speaker 2: we're on east holiday.
Speaker 6: We're on holidays.
Speaker 4: Watching this man fall across the finish line.
Speaker 7: Yeah no, he's crawling, crawling he was last night.
Speaker 6: Now now that, now that we've made it to the
Speaker 6: end of the show, are you guys going to tell
Speaker 6: me what time you really finished up?
Speaker 2: I checked my ten o'clock, honestly, hand.
Speaker 7: On hard and Jase just said you were crawling last night.
Speaker 2: He's an idiot. I was not crawling.
Speaker 7: Well, okay, I do need a holiday.
Speaker 2: I left Clint's house nine fifty eight. Yeah see, and
Speaker 2: I was just after that.
Speaker 4: I said to the wife lead by ten.
Speaker 6: Oh that's good will. You kept to promise. I did
Speaker 6: by two minutes. In fact, you were early.
Speaker 4: I could back out tonight.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, exactly. You're in the good book, you
Speaker 6: know what. It is a good lesson. If you tell
Speaker 6: your wife you'll be home, if you're going to be
Speaker 6: home at ten, tell us eleven. If you're home at ten,
Speaker 6: you're a hero and will love you to.
Speaker 4: They say that. And then if I said I'm going
Speaker 4: to be home at eleven, eleven, eleven, Yeah.
Speaker 6: But then you get home early and we're so impressed.
Speaker 6: But don't ever say ten and come home at eleven.
Speaker 2: Sure you love, you love just having the house to yourself, though.
Speaker 6: Absolutely I didn't.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 6: It's that's it's not that it's the waking, it's the
Speaker 6: waking me up when you come home.
Speaker 4: I was so quiet coming in.
Speaker 7: All we catastrophize and go. You said you'd be home
Speaker 7: at ten.
Speaker 6: It's night. Where I am?
Speaker 7: We think you're dead in the gutas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, are you with another woman?
Speaker 1: Where are you?
Speaker 6: I'm add for myself.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to open the front door with the keys.
Speaker 2: Different keys, and that's a key.
Speaker 4: Muffin guys, have a great Easter. Take it on the
Speaker 4: roads if you're traveling. We're taking a couple of weeks off.
Speaker 4: We'll be back in two weeks.
Speaker 6: We will, Baby, Please be very garful the roads over Easter,
Speaker 6: and if you can, please please please give to the
Speaker 6: Good Friday Pill tomorrow. It's a really important cause. You
Speaker 6: make a huge difference in the lives of a lot
Speaker 6: of children and family across the country.
Speaker 4: Thanks for joining us for the first part of the year.
Speaker 4: We'll be back in a couple of weeks, and we'll see.
Speaker 1: That Lauren Lauren wake up feeling good.
Speaker 3: Following them on the socials.