Speaker 1: We got getting the way morning every day.
Speaker 2: Adelaides, let's go to Brazil. Ah, yes, very good, so
Speaker 2: warm there too, beautiful.
Speaker 3: That's gonna say. It's all right.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm not really sure. But everything's so cheap,
Speaker 2: Yes it is.
Speaker 4: So this story got splid across our desk. It's pretty wild.
Speaker 4: A woman was in the equivalent of an uber. She
Speaker 4: has done something pretty shocking to avoid paying what's.
Speaker 3: Equivalent to two dollars forty five for.
Speaker 2: The fair one pound forty the fair was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so she's seen hurling herself out of the uber.
Speaker 3: In this footage, she throws the door.
Speaker 4: Open and she does kind of flack a sort of
Speaker 4: an army roll across the pavement and runs away.
Speaker 2: You can see to describe the vision, she would have
Speaker 2: lost a lot of skin. Oh yeah, so she didn't gracefully.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like a road run scene where she justed
Speaker 2: up a feet and sort of went along with it.
Speaker 2: She hit the turf in a bit of a slide
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden you looking going, oh
Speaker 2: my gosh, that would have been Astralia, our thought skincraft
Speaker 2: sort of territory.
Speaker 3: Well, she was wearing a t shirt, so very strange.
Speaker 4: So apparently the uber driver said that they were going
Speaker 4: to get the police involved because she said, no, I
Speaker 4: don't have any cash, I can't pay. And as soon
Speaker 4: as she mentioned that the police were going to be involved,
Speaker 4: that's when she just threw herself out onto the pavement.
Speaker 2: Yeah, get ready for this. Maybe we'll do this just
Speaker 2: afterada o'clock thirteen and twenty four to ten. The great
Speaker 2: lengths that you've gone to get yourself out of something,
Speaker 2: it could be anything. Maybe it's because you didn't want
Speaker 2: to pay for something as well, a lot of tired asses.
Speaker 2: I'll put my hand up for that as well. Yeah,
Speaker 2: some of the things that we've done at supermarkets and such,
Speaker 2: and also with taxis, I don't know if this is normal.
Speaker 2: Maybe I still do it. Maybe it's just because I
Speaker 2: never actually go out, but I live in Croydon, so
Speaker 2: from the city it's around about a twenty five dollar fare.
Speaker 2: The amount of times that I've walked from the city
Speaker 2: to home to avoid paying a twenty five dollars fare
Speaker 2: via taxi is really disturbing. Each and every time I
Speaker 2: explain that to my wife, she shakes her head calls
Speaker 2: me a tight ass. And says it's okay, it's okay,
Speaker 2: we can spare you twenty five dollars. But it's the principal. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's the principal In the moment.
Speaker 3: I think I walked eight k's ones.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, see that's the thing. And you'd say to yourself,
Speaker 2: it's good for me. I'm burning off some galleries. But
Speaker 2: it's not safe drunkenly walking.
Speaker 5: Checked out Missus Adelaide's favorite way to awaken hazy night.
Speaker 2: Okay, maybe a little bit of a tight ass like
Speaker 2: this Brazilian who jumped out of a moving car an
Speaker 2: uber fair to what was two dollars forty five Australians, Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh my very goodness. And result was this poor young
Speaker 2: lady very much scun herself. So it was probably worth
Speaker 2: a lot more than two dollars forty five in terms
Speaker 2: of medical bills. Thirteen and twenty four ten. What have
Speaker 2: you done to get yourself out of something? Tana from Ronella?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Good morning, Hazy, good morning mo. How are
Speaker 6: we they well?
Speaker 2: Tana? What's going on? Take us through? Your husband? Is
Speaker 2: he a bit of a tight ars? At doors?
Speaker 6: Susy very much?
Speaker 4: Is so?
Speaker 6: If we were in a small country town and we
Speaker 6: were two streets away. He had a few drinks. I'd
Speaker 6: already gone home. I was sleeping in bed, and he
Speaker 6: was like, no, I won't catch a cab. It's two
Speaker 6: streets five bucks. Save the money, and he thought, you
Speaker 6: know what, I'm confident I can cut through this baseball
Speaker 6: field and the paddock and just get home. So he
Speaker 6: climbed the ten foot cent and then he fell off
Speaker 6: the ten foot cent and boxed his chin, split it open.
Speaker 6: He was like, I'm a little bit tired now. He
Speaker 6: had himself a little bit of a nut and eventually
Speaker 6: walked home. We couldn't stop the bleeding, and I had
Speaker 6: to drive him to the hospital.
Speaker 7: He's like, no, no, no, I'll be fine.
Speaker 6: Fine ditches and a very good sleep at the hospital.
Speaker 6: Later he was feeling a little bit embarrassed, and I
Speaker 6: was like, hey, why didn't you just why didn't you
Speaker 6: just get a cab? Uber doesn't exist in this way,
Speaker 6: And he's just like, you know what, for the five bucks,
Speaker 6: I thought I'd saved myself the hats and I was like, well,
Speaker 6: look at what you did to us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was the place, heart was in the right place.
Speaker 2: I'm guessing you spent much more than five dollars at
Speaker 2: the hospital.
Speaker 6: Absolutely the overnight day, the stitches. You had to get it,
Speaker 6: like he needed the anesthetic, and oh man, it was
Speaker 6: just not a fun time. I couldn't. Oh very stressful
Speaker 6: at the time, and I couldn't stop the bleeding. It
Speaker 6: was my good TEA towel was used to like stop
Speaker 6: the bleeding, and I was trying to hold it and
Speaker 6: drive it at the same sign because he was still
Speaker 6: a little bit, a little bit drunk from the eventual event.
Speaker 2: Yes see that is perfect Thurday and twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: What have you done to get yourself out of something?
Speaker 2: It could be a man thing as well. Look, I
Speaker 2: feel like we're tight, but we're tight for the right reasons.
Speaker 2: Our hearts are in the right place. Thurday, twenty four ten,
Speaker 2: What have you done to get yourself out of something?
Speaker 2: Let's go to my heart's Good morning.
Speaker 6: Mel Hi, how are you?
Speaker 2: You came? Well? Take us through. What'd your brother do?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 1: My brother got asked out by a girl and didn't
Speaker 1: have the heart to tell her that he was an
Speaker 1: interest did so instead he told her that he was grounded.
Speaker 2: He was twenty at the comment that have been the
Speaker 2: biggest red flag from her of all time. Who gets
Speaker 2: grounded when they're twenty Yeah, she worked at the.
Speaker 1: Local supermarket, so it was about two months that mum
Speaker 1: had to keep the lieup saying he's still grounded. I
Speaker 1: won't let him out of the house. So, yeah, the
Speaker 1: poor girl, but he didn't have the heart to tell her.
Speaker 2: Start to wonder if he's locked in the basement or
Speaker 2: something therese from Ross Trevor, good.
Speaker 8: Morning, good morning, how are you good?
Speaker 2: Thanks? Take us through what happened when you were pregnant.
Speaker 8: So basically, my family were adamant that they wanted me
Speaker 8: to have a baby shower, and I cringe at those
Speaker 8: sorts of things, so I really didn't want to have one.
Speaker 8: Thirty six weeks pregnant. On the day of my baby shower,
Speaker 8: my daughter was born.
Speaker 2: Oh excellence, thank you goodness. See, you'd be very very
Speaker 2: happy that she's come nice and early. Good excuse.
Speaker 8: I think that sums up her personality from.
Speaker 3: Them on.
Speaker 2: That perfect third twenty fourteen, Please keep the calls coming.
Speaker 2: What have you done to get out of something? Some
Speaker 2: Disney on as tickets up for grabs. We've got we've
Speaker 2: got to get to Nicky next, we'll put it to
Speaker 2: you like this. What sort of sickness have you risked
Speaker 2: to get yourself out of something? Nicky's got a story
Speaker 2: for it. Let's go to Clarence Gardens. Good morning to you, Emma,
Speaker 2: Good morning. Take us through what'd you do? Gym membership? Yeah?
Speaker 7: So, back when I was a teenager and a little
Speaker 7: bit immature, I went with a friend and went through
Speaker 7: a sales pitch at a gym and accidentally signed up.
Speaker 7: I wasn't really in a steady job because I was
Speaker 7: at school, so I missed a few payments, and then
Speaker 7: when I got a letter in the mail saying I
Speaker 7: was defaulting, my mum cracked it and I had to
Speaker 7: write a letter to say that I was moving into
Speaker 7: state so that I couldn't fulfill the membership and I
Speaker 7: couldn't attend anymore.
Speaker 2: That's good, smile. So what so mum helped you pen
Speaker 2: this letter?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, she helped. And then she also lent me
Speaker 7: eighty bucks to you know, square up the bill, and
Speaker 7: then we sort of got out of.
Speaker 9: The rest of the year, which was good.
Speaker 2: That's perfect. Why can we not take ownership of these
Speaker 2: situations like it's just got to be something else instead
Speaker 2: of just being straight and coming through with it. Looking
Speaker 2: forward to this Nikki from Burton, what did you do
Speaker 2: to get out of a work event?
Speaker 9: So we had a huge work event that we were
Speaker 9: all kind of winging about that we didn't want to do.
Speaker 9: And someone had rocked up to works leading up to
Speaker 9: this event coughing and splattering and I just said, can
Speaker 9: you help me out? I need you to kiss me
Speaker 9: and lo and behold.
Speaker 7: I came down crooked for the event.
Speaker 9: My boss was not happy I got out of it.
Speaker 2: So how sick were you? And was it worth it?
Speaker 2: Because if you're trying to get yourself out of like
Speaker 2: a one night event, but then you sick for like
Speaker 2: a week, you probably question whether it's worth it.
Speaker 9: It was a bit of a I mean it was
Speaker 9: prior to COVID, so yeah, it was a bit of
Speaker 9: a few days that was a bit shonky, but it
Speaker 9: was totally worth it because this event was massive. But
Speaker 9: it was just like, nah, I'm not doing that.
Speaker 3: Where did you kiss them, Nikki?
Speaker 9: On the mouth?
Speaker 3: For like, wait, like at work or.
Speaker 10: Like you after work?
Speaker 2: Definitely on the mouth too. Definitely on the mouth. It
Speaker 2: wasn't a forehead kiss. I'm guessing Nicky. Congratulations you've won
Speaker 2: some Disney and Ice tickets. Yeah, this is the VIP
Speaker 2: as well. They're all yours, so good stuff. Congratulations and
Speaker 2: stop kissing people on the mouth to get out of things.
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Speaker 4: Know, what you need to know With Jody and as
Speaker 4: tragic scenes yesterday in the city a person started off
Speaker 4: the form from a building onto the pavement.
Speaker 2: This was outside t k W Barn restaurant, So this
Speaker 2: was sort of Sunday afternoon. Issue just started to hit
Speaker 2: the headlines the news services around six thirty that night.
Speaker 2: Hayden Nelson is the Sunrise correspondent is from seven years
Speaker 2: Adelaide as well. Hayden, good morning to you mates. First
Speaker 2: of all, can we get straight into a tell us
Speaker 2: what are the police said?
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's so far the investigation is still in this
Speaker 10: really early stages. So police were here at you'd know
Speaker 10: the two kW Roots top bar on King Williams Street,
Speaker 10: really popular bar obviously were that incredible view of Adelaide
Speaker 10: over They were dusting to fingerprints here taking photos for
Speaker 10: evidence last night, well into the night last night. At
Speaker 10: this stage, we don't know whether this person or this
Speaker 10: man has plunged from the bar itself. We do know
Speaker 10: this building on the corner here of King William and
Speaker 10: North Terrace has a few tenants in it. But we
Speaker 10: do know that police really swarmed here about five o'clock
Speaker 10: yesterday when this body was found on the pavement here,
Speaker 10: and no doubt really distressing scenes for witnesses. You know,
Speaker 10: this is always a busy strip here. You know, there
Speaker 10: were fans making their way from Adelaide over to their
Speaker 10: cars from the four d's game last night, so to
Speaker 10: see a body on the pavement obviously very shocking, very distressing.
Speaker 10: But police had to bring in some sheets to shield
Speaker 10: it off to be able to collect their evidence so
Speaker 10: people couldn't see inside. But certainly at this stage they
Speaker 10: haven't been able to give us any insight as to
Speaker 10: what has caused this man to plunge from this building
Speaker 10: fatally and tragically. But they do know that this investigation
Speaker 10: easy in the early stages and they were here really
Speaker 10: well into last night, collecking all the evidence they could.
Speaker 2: Hayden, appreciate your time this morning, mates and of course
Speaker 2: all the latest on Sunrise and seven News, Adelaide's Afternoon
Speaker 2: Thanks Azy. Potentially kids, I'm seeing that on the way
Speaker 2: home from football. That's not jeez, you'd hope that hasn't
Speaker 2: really happened. But like I just said, the time and
Speaker 2: was there in terms of the football finishing and people
Speaker 2: going home. So yeah, that's not a good way to
Speaker 2: finish the Sunday. How about this? A man in the
Speaker 2: UK is already become paralyzed after sitting on the toilet
Speaker 2: for thirty minutes whilst using his phone. Everyone does this,
Speaker 2: by the way, I believe that everyone does this. Sometimes
Speaker 2: I do it for forty to forty five minutes. Prolonged
Speaker 2: sitting in a flexed lumbar position can reduce a spinal
Speaker 2: cord perfusion and compress critical nerves. In this case, the
Speaker 2: extended duration likely triggered spiral. I think it's eschemia or
Speaker 2: acute nerve compression, potentially leading to corder aquina syndrome. Not
Speaker 2: sure if that's a correct pronunciation, just set it with confidence.
Speaker 2: So this incident highlights the physiological risks of modern habits.
Speaker 2: Extended toilet use with poor posture can compair nerve function
Speaker 2: and blood flow. Limiting screen time on the toilets will
Speaker 2: protect your spine and neurological health, is what they're recommending.
Speaker 2: I'm not even kidding. Sometimes forty forty five minutes for me, really,
Speaker 2: because you just go down a worm holeful where it is.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you're working, sometimes you're just scrolling.
Speaker 3: Is this because you have kids?
Speaker 2: I think there's a bit of those. I'll put it
Speaker 2: out there, ladies and gentlemen. Is it worth coming paralyzed
Speaker 2: to get away from your kids for forty five minutes?
Speaker 2: This job, job, job, That is a good job. Monday
Speaker 2: morning joke off, No, Jody ODDI. So we've gone straight
Speaker 2: to the most top part of the top shelf, and
Speaker 2: that is Tom Wren.
Speaker 5: Get ready, they're hazy, good to be here. Yes, this
Speaker 5: I love this segment. Yeah, it's my favorite.
Speaker 2: It's your absolute favorite, and it has been for years now.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: All Right, three jokes? Who would like to go first? Produced?
Speaker 9: Molly?
Speaker 2: What do you got?
Speaker 3: Okay? I got a footy joke?
Speaker 2: Yes, this is your sweet spot, by the way.
Speaker 3: I know, I love it. Okay.
Speaker 4: What's the difference between a firefighter and the West Coast Eagles?
Speaker 3: A firefighter can actually climb the ladder, aren't.
Speaker 2: Climbing any times? So I like that. That is good?
Speaker 2: Que really should we built up to your ones? Next?
Speaker 2: Oh you got okay? Yeah? Ready, and you could probably
Speaker 2: you could probably relate to me in this subject. I
Speaker 2: reckon sure joke, yeah my wife that and also the
Speaker 2: so my wife took off her brih whilst we were
Speaker 2: having a bit of an argument. It turns out it
Speaker 2: was a booby trap. Don't look me like that, you're
Speaker 2: a kid. Joke.
Speaker 5: That's a beauty so me next, Yes, please save the
Speaker 5: best for last year. Okay, So did you hear about
Speaker 5: the actor who fell through the floorboards? He was just
Speaker 5: going through a stage. It was as bad as anticipator,
Speaker 5: absolutely horrific. I'll just let myself out. I need to know.
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Speaker 2: What you need to know with Jody and as produced
Speaker 2: to male before we talk about the India crash and
Speaker 2: the soul survive and his story which is just ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Two kW there was a man who plunged his death yesterday.
Speaker 2: So this started doing the news rounds around about six
Speaker 2: ort of six thirty, so like a really really unfortunate,
Speaker 2: sad situation. Still no one percent in terms of the reasoning,
Speaker 2: but what we do know is that it happened around
Speaker 2: about the time that the football was finishing, so straight
Speaker 2: away it's right and the most prominent part of the
Speaker 2: city took ow. You just hope that there weren't children
Speaker 2: to see the incident unfold or even aftermath, because authority
Speaker 2: has got to as quick as they could. But still, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're not used to situations like this, and adelaide.
Speaker 4: Apparently there's already flowers at the site this morning.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's just so sad.
Speaker 2: So sad India crash and one soul survivor. This is
Speaker 2: just ridiculous.
Speaker 3: How did he pull it off?
Speaker 2: Well, he has revealed how he pulled it off, So
Speaker 2: there was what over hundreds of people who unfortunately went down.
Speaker 2: He took us through the situation to get himself out.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 4: So? He said, I managed to unbuckle myself, use my
Speaker 4: leg to push through the opening and crawled out because
Speaker 4: he was seated right by the exit, which is great.
Speaker 4: He said, I don't know how I survived. I saw
Speaker 4: people dying in front of my eyes, the air hostesses
Speaker 4: and two people I saw right near me.
Speaker 3: I managed to walk out of the rubble.
Speaker 2: It feels like a movie. Yeah, one hundred percent feels
Speaker 2: like a movie. And Olbosh Josh was saying before, it's
Speaker 2: one of those things where he'll think about it for
Speaker 2: the rest of his life. His brother was next to him,
Speaker 2: so his brother was in eleven beat So then who
Speaker 2: booked the tickets? Do you know those questions you'll always
Speaker 2: ask yourself, like who booked the tickets? Who decided that
Speaker 2: he would get the window seat?
Speaker 4: But you never stick to what your book either. I'm
Speaker 4: with us, I'm always sitting on the window, doesn't matter
Speaker 4: if I'm.
Speaker 3: A or B or whatever it is. So yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: the survivor's guilt would just eat away.
Speaker 2: And I wonder, like I imagine if his brother had said, no,
Speaker 2: you take the window seat, you can have it this time.
Speaker 2: Ah's all those sorts of questions unbelievable, hopefully. I mean,
Speaker 2: that was what the biggest playing tragedy.
Speaker 3: Ever, two hundred and forty two people lost their lives.
Speaker 2: But yeah, he lives to tell the tale. And it's
Speaker 2: an unbelievable type. This study has been done in regards
Speaker 2: to gen Z and some of the results have come
Speaker 2: out of this study a quite concerning when it comes
Speaker 2: to being an adult. It says that gen zetas are
Speaker 2: not prepared to take on adulting life. And I kind
Speaker 2: of get it. You're in this bracket, Producer Molly right
Speaker 2: on the edge eighteen to thirty. Yes, is gen Z.
Speaker 2: Despite gen Z staying at home longer than their predecessors,
Speaker 2: they feel like they're unprepared to manage household chores. Here's
Speaker 2: some stats for you. Seventy two percent of gen z
Speaker 2: Is feel burdened by adult responsibilities. At thirty percent have
Speaker 2: never moted a lawn.
Speaker 3: I've never done that. You've never mode a lawn now,
Speaker 3: I've never had lawn to mo.
Speaker 2: Well, it is a luxury, actually, but also the joy
Speaker 2: of freshly cut grass and finishing the lawn beautiful and
Speaker 2: then chuck a whippy snipper on the end. Ah, that
Speaker 2: is satisfaction. You guys are missing out. Twenty six percent
Speaker 2: have never paid all their own household bills.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good in that space.
Speaker 2: We have to do it to survive, don't you.
Speaker 3: But I remember the first time doing it, thinking how
Speaker 3: do I do it? I don't know what to do.
Speaker 2: I've done it for a long time. Is be still
Speaker 2: a thing? Accord to the study, have never prepared a
Speaker 2: full meal for weeks. Fifty one percent skip meals multiple
Speaker 2: times per week.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like it's a lot of people, not
Speaker 2: just the younger people. Thirty eight percent rely on takeaway
Speaker 2: just to get by. Thirty nine percent take their clothes
Speaker 2: to their parents to be washed. So that's an interesting
Speaker 2: one because if my parents were here, they're in New
Speaker 2: South bar was one hundred percent. I think I'd still
Speaker 2: live with my parents.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: As I approached the age of forty, you still do that,
Speaker 2: don't you.
Speaker 3: I do it a lot.
Speaker 4: There's just some things I don't understand how to wash
Speaker 4: certain fabrics. And my mum every time I take it there,
Speaker 4: she just does it perfectly, and she's too nice.
Speaker 3: She lives around the corner.
Speaker 2: But you do get the whole. Don't mix your reds
Speaker 2: in with your whites and things like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I get that. It's more dresses they just
Speaker 4: shrink or like certain things.
Speaker 3: It's a nightmare, but she'll take it.
Speaker 2: I completely understand that as well. Seventy percent of the
Speaker 2: study regret not learning more before moving out of home. Well,
Speaker 2: sometimes it feels like it's one of those situations where
Speaker 2: you just got to jump in the deep end and
Speaker 2: see what happens. Yeah, definitely, if you produce them more,
Speaker 2: you're probably going to shrink some clothes and turn those
Speaker 2: whites pink.
Speaker 3: How do you help