Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne. Wake up Melbourn, Jase Glen in the morning.
Speaker 1: This is Jace, Lauren and Clint on Melbourne's Well.
Speaker 2: Good morning Melbourne. W an you a Wednesday?
Speaker 1: Good morning? How are we?
Speaker 2: We've got more chick chick boom.
Speaker 3: Yes, And there's been all sorts of drama overnight the
Speaker 3: Cherry car dealership on Plumber Street, corner Plumber and Salmon Street.
Speaker 3: There's been by rescue. Victoria tell me they've just sent
Speaker 3: me this saying, Jerry Cans we used to set the
Speaker 3: dealership alight. Other buildings suffered some damage, so police now involved.
Speaker 3: So another escalation in what is getting a very mess
Speaker 3: messy situation.
Speaker 4: I mean, what they thinking that these are linked a
Speaker 4: car dealership at nightclubs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very early in the peace at the moment, so
Speaker 3: hopefully investigators be able to piece it together.
Speaker 5: As the Morning Progressive.
Speaker 1: A Fibergator busy arms.
Speaker 2: That's exactly I was about to say. I feel for
Speaker 2: the Fieries. I mean a on a serious note, you know,
Speaker 2: like imagine if one of them was harmed while putting
Speaker 2: these stupid out And secondly, you know, when you're on
Speaker 2: night patrol in the Fieries that's the best spot. You
Speaker 2: just get to sleep.
Speaker 1: They go to the gym and they sleep. My friend, you.
Speaker 2: Get night shifts.
Speaker 1: You literally just go to they go to the.
Speaker 3: Gym and dinner, dinner, watch your movie first Sight, then Siren,
Speaker 3: a bit of Light and Easy and then See But
Speaker 3: you don't down.
Speaker 1: The fire and sam Pole and if they go.
Speaker 2: You don't want the night shift at a city station
Speaker 2: because a lot of smoke, alarms and stuff.
Speaker 5: And apartments with there.
Speaker 2: You want you want to be in the burbs, nice
Speaker 2: little fire stations.
Speaker 1: Either greasy or it's terribly stressful. You're to sleep in
Speaker 1: the alarm goes.
Speaker 2: And during the day you got to dry all the
Speaker 2: hoses and all the it's got to be done during
Speaker 2: the day you're on the night shift.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's not.
Speaker 5: Anywhere Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Melbourne's go mad. It's every night we wake up. Where
Speaker 4: is it today?
Speaker 2: Insane? Derek and radio stations each other?
Speaker 1: What are we going to do?
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, you know, the target at the hospital
Speaker 2: clubs radio station is going to start turning on each other.
Speaker 2: You know we don't want that.
Speaker 5: No, we don't. I mean, just get a Saturday morning's
Speaker 5: work or not.
Speaker 2: No, I think I don't know.
Speaker 1: Why they do it though, like play some legal music.
Speaker 1: You could play my bootleg music downloaded off? What was
Speaker 1: the old m pop.
Speaker 5: Playing my napster?
Speaker 1: No, my god, remember that CDs? Like I was running
Speaker 1: a business.
Speaker 2: You play our music in the day.
Speaker 1: That's right, nap can iry that arena c D.
Speaker 2: I'm going to burn it.
Speaker 1: Thanks so good, one person by six of us will
Speaker 1: get it.
Speaker 2: Was a real rigmarole. Burning the music though.
Speaker 5: Was yeah.
Speaker 4: But then I'd go, I'd go to the shop and
Speaker 4: buy like the twenty pack of blank CD and they'd
Speaker 4: be like, what are you.
Speaker 2: Going to do with them?
Speaker 1: Nothing? School projects?
Speaker 2: Set me fast forward. This copying is a crime thing
Speaker 2: at the start of the movie. And then I'll hip
Speaker 2: record pop we go, how going well? He last night
Speaker 2: was a we're out in Carnegie, Carnegie.
Speaker 5: We're in Carnegie, Ye.
Speaker 2: Pig turnout, thank you. A lot of people coming down
Speaker 2: to say hey to win money in thanks to Carlile Holmes.
Speaker 2: Out of all the people we met last night. We're
Speaker 2: going to ring it on one person back this morning
Speaker 2: and give them ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: How good.
Speaker 4: But make sure you keep your phone on because we're
Speaker 4: only going to call you one for a full cycle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wait till we get until it brings.
Speaker 5: Out, not just one VM. Till the voicemail, the.
Speaker 1: VM or the this inbox is full if it's me,
Speaker 1: and then we'll go to the next one.
Speaker 2: If it goes to voicemail. No, no, no, we call
Speaker 2: someone in.
Speaker 1: Oh scosh, how annoyed would you be? Keep your phone
Speaker 1: on your Melbourne.
Speaker 2: If you weren't there last night. Later on this morning,
Speaker 2: we're going to reveal the next location we are heading to,
Speaker 2: so it could be right near your place.
Speaker 5: Just met some characters there alone we did. What about
Speaker 5: the cheerleader.
Speaker 1: She's trying to get to national there's a.
Speaker 5: Junior cheerleader who joined us. She was about six seven
Speaker 5: yep years of age. Tumble turned her way down the
Speaker 5: red carpet.
Speaker 1: It was great.
Speaker 2: There was a dog, there was a little kids.
Speaker 1: Jack Ross.
Speaker 2: I got down on my knee to get a photo
Speaker 2: of these little kids, and Lauren was right, She's like,
Speaker 2: I don't think he's going to be able to get.
Speaker 1: Just leave him there. The rest of the photos are
Speaker 1: on the floor for the rest of the afternoon.
Speaker 5: Something and Elvis the barber joined us.
Speaker 1: Elvis, I don't forget, don't forget the butcher.
Speaker 2: The Butcher, Peter Chef Chef. Let's get into We've got
Speaker 2: a fun show coming up today Olivia Dean to kick
Speaker 2: things off. This is Nova Morning, everyone, Oliba Dean, So easy,
Speaker 2: eight past six Here at Nova we're doing a thanks
Speaker 2: to She Already Express. You're on the air with Jas,
Speaker 2: Lauren and Clint and coming up today, we've got tickets
Speaker 2: to our and your Mother's Day lunch. Thanks to Village
Speaker 2: cinema As, you can experience The Devil was part of
Speaker 2: two in Gold Class. You can book now at Village
Speaker 2: Cinemas dot com dot au. Run through the Itinery, Losy.
Speaker 1: Well, we're going to go for lunch. We're gonna have
Speaker 1: some champagne.
Speaker 4: We're going to top it off with black co the
Speaker 4: finale of the Nobu Experience experience Gosh, I love Nobu.
Speaker 4: What a delight that will be spoiling all the morms.
Speaker 4: Then we're going to wander down to Village Gold Class
Speaker 4: and see dead worst part of Too with some more
Speaker 4: champagne if you are so inclined, and some delicious desserts
Speaker 4: on a Friday, A.
Speaker 2: Little chocolate handbags.
Speaker 5: They do have chocolate handbags.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've also got some. This is good Prada for
Speaker 1: the moms of Melbourne. Getting better by the day, guys.
Speaker 2: So coming up you can win your final invites to
Speaker 2: our Mother's Day lunch. I'm going to hit the shops today.
Speaker 2: Yeah okay, so we set two alarms. Lauren, Jason and
Speaker 2: I need some help, We need assistance. What does what
Speaker 2: does mom want? Like? What?
Speaker 5: What? What's a good present from?
Speaker 4: Should probably be left alone from our kids for the morning?
Speaker 4: Get kids out of the house.
Speaker 2: Rings.
Speaker 4: They are really good, but it depends what stage of
Speaker 4: your life you're in them what Because they can stress
Speaker 4: people out because they give you sleep data and that
Speaker 4: sometimes makes people go, oh, I'm not getting enough sleep,
Speaker 4: and then they spy all.
Speaker 5: A bit and what message is sending with it as well?
Speaker 1: But it also tracks a whole bunch of other stuff.
Speaker 5: It's not just what get off your ass and get moving.
Speaker 1: Say that to my That's a very bad, bad thing
Speaker 1: to say to my mother.
Speaker 5: I know that.
Speaker 2: Matching Peter Alexander pajamas Alexander.
Speaker 4: Well, no, it's not about the family. It's about mum.
Speaker 4: She doesn't she doesn't want to match with the kid.
Speaker 4: It's just something for her, like even just a massage.
Speaker 4: Facial perfume. Moms love perfume.
Speaker 5: And facial is a good one.
Speaker 2: Moms want to see us and their kids on Mother's Day.
Speaker 4: Yes, some mums really like the breakfast in bed. And
Speaker 4: I just want you to get the kids out of
Speaker 4: the house and leave them alone for.
Speaker 1: I don't know about your wife.
Speaker 2: Why what are you thinking, I'm not That's why I'm asking.
Speaker 4: Oh, well, yeah, i'd say let us sleep in and
Speaker 4: take the kids out for an hour.
Speaker 1: Don't pick up all the things.
Speaker 2: That maybe we'll come back come home with it.
Speaker 5: Coffee and it's strong. Yeah, that's good country road. The
Speaker 5: kitchen ware department do it do a good job.
Speaker 1: They do.
Speaker 4: But mom doesn't want things that means she has to
Speaker 4: cook for you either. I gave my mum your fry
Speaker 4: pants for mother, say.
Speaker 2: Once, yeah, I gave my mum and coffee machine. Didn't
Speaker 2: like coffee machines? Good you reckon? Yeah, Mom didn't want
Speaker 2: apply to this when she was like when I was
Speaker 2: growing up. I remember I'm bringing into my dad my three.
Speaker 4: Sisters think your coffee machine is different, Beau. You're not
Speaker 4: making coffee for the kids.
Speaker 2: Are the Remington foot spars still in or no.
Speaker 4: No, there's that foot poof Now have you seen that?
Speaker 4: It's like a ottoman, but you can take the lid
Speaker 4: off and put your feet in.
Speaker 5: Underneath.
Speaker 2: It's like the foot massage in my wife's got, but
Speaker 2: it's hidden in the not ugly.
Speaker 1: It's like an ottoman. It's quite bougie. Seen that, and
Speaker 1: it gives you a foot massage, foot massage inside.
Speaker 5: Fantastic.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll just get one of those big leather massage
Speaker 2: chairs from the airport.
Speaker 4: No, they're and I saw. I think like a fragrance
Speaker 4: would be nice.
Speaker 5: You put a nice throw rug over.
Speaker 2: It all, Like what's under there?
Speaker 1: A nice little cozy nit for a candle?
Speaker 5: What about a candle? My mom makes candles.
Speaker 1: You don't know that.
Speaker 2: Nah, here's the competition.
Speaker 4: It's also hard because when you've got little kids you
Speaker 4: can't have candles burning.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it's tricky.
Speaker 4: It really is not really just get her something for her.
Speaker 4: That's not about the kids or the family. You're about
Speaker 4: doing something for anyone else.
Speaker 5: And my mum, you know what, she doubles up. It's
Speaker 5: her birthday in a few weeks.
Speaker 1: Well, a staycase, a night out.
Speaker 2: Friend, you know it's on Friday.
Speaker 1: The Times of Love a Fragrance.
Speaker 5: Yeah, maybe she can't smell, so maybe not.
Speaker 1: I can't smell.
Speaker 5: She has meant a smell for about twenty years, Fragrance.
Speaker 2: That's interesting though, for a lady who's in a candle business. Yeah,
Speaker 2: candles smell.
Speaker 1: It's got night the ocean breeze. Are they actually smells.
Speaker 5: Like a sense of smell many many years ago, two
Speaker 5: decades ago?
Speaker 4: Okay, Fragrance, not a good Yeah? What about like a
Speaker 4: nice winter scarf when she goes to the footage, cozy
Speaker 4: like a cash me, like something cozy for Melbourne winter.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Mother's Day.
Speaker 1: God, wait, my mom's going to be listening to this.
Speaker 1: I don't want any of that.
Speaker 2: I don't want to scarf.
Speaker 1: Laurence kept me a face older.
Speaker 2: We're pro the paper. Coming up after seven, a very
Speaker 2: special Mother's Day version of our segment where we catch
Speaker 2: up with the Victorian Police that is on the way
Speaker 2: tickets to our Mother's Day lunch. But coming up.
Speaker 3: Next Clinton, I have have a score to settle and
Speaker 3: I'm hoping you'll follow my side.
Speaker 1: Probably fighting.
Speaker 5: We're fighting Sydney siders. He's involved danny Ka Mason from
Speaker 5: the Today Show, the one that got drunk at the Olympics.
Speaker 2: Good morning, it is Jason, Lauren, Clint's here.
Speaker 5: Oh oh that's a that's that's Oh did you just
Speaker 5: say here as.
Speaker 2: I haven't said as well? Again Clint here? You know
Speaker 2: why Clint here? Because it's oh my god, last night.
Speaker 4: You know it's when you're tired, you go in autopilot
Speaker 4: that that will happened. It took you about three months
Speaker 4: to stop saying the old radio station I did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, it was when you said you'll send
Speaker 2: me back. Never said after.
Speaker 1: That put the fear of God in you.
Speaker 2: So please don't. I don't want to go back. Last
Speaker 2: night when we were out in Carnegie, Yeah, yeah, meeting
Speaker 2: people for our say hey for fifty k. All the
Speaker 2: people coming up to Clint congratulating you. It was really nice,
Speaker 2: really nice moment.
Speaker 5: If you hugs there as well, if you high five.
Speaker 2: Don't oldis loving God right, they're the old women.
Speaker 5: Oh they've sort of followed me from weekend today.
Speaker 2: Some people Lauren and I just stood over on the site.
Speaker 1: We'll just be over here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can have your moment.
Speaker 2: Little Deborah was like, my hands are on Clint.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then they toddled off to alder It was great.
Speaker 4: The kids liked me, the old women liked Clint, and
Speaker 4: anyone who ever been to a pubfly liked Jase. I've
Speaker 4: seen you before, actually, Jace, every single person that had
Speaker 4: seen him before.
Speaker 1: I was like, and they go the.
Speaker 5: Pub, the pub across the Raid pub pub.
Speaker 1: I've actually seen you before.
Speaker 2: I have it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the pub. Oh yeah, Jace was like getting reader
Speaker 4: and read up by the purp.
Speaker 2: It was that lady that saw me at the park.
Speaker 1: She had also seen you at the pub, but she
Speaker 1: also saw the past.
Speaker 5: I think she saw you at the park with a beer.
Speaker 1: And at the school holiday. She says.
Speaker 2: I was supporting a lot of small businesses in.
Speaker 1: There, just the two pubs that you go to.
Speaker 5: Who anyway, Hey, you guys. I toddled off to Sydney
Speaker 5: at the weekend for a little a little weekend away. Yep,
Speaker 5: it was a great time. As part of that, I
Speaker 5: caught up with a few mile Channel nine colleagues. The
Speaker 5: meeting spot was a place called Jimmy's Flaffel. Have you
Speaker 5: been there, Laura, No, justin Hem's Venue and it's it's
Speaker 5: Lemonese Lebanese beautiful spot.
Speaker 4: I used to go to Flaffle on Chapel after an
Speaker 4: at one six one, and I get the guy's delicious
Speaker 4: balls as he would sell them some of my delicious balls.
Speaker 2: Yet, well, you still need to try that Lamb on Chapel.
Speaker 5: Very good, it's strong.
Speaker 1: It needs to be in the earlier right.
Speaker 2: So that's about to ask.
Speaker 5: This isn't like no, this is a nice restaurant, but
Speaker 5: you walk in with minty fresh breath and you walk
Speaker 5: out with garlic breath. It's very very strong, very beautiful food,
Speaker 5: beautiful food.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I'm sitting there. Reservation was at one pm. Sitting there.
Speaker 3: This is in the city in Sydney, CBD. Just a
Speaker 3: sort of quarter pass one.
Speaker 5: I'm like, what is going on? Where are these? It
Speaker 5: was Maggie and a current affair reporter and Danika Mason,
Speaker 5: a friend from the Today Show.
Speaker 2: The drunk one.
Speaker 5: It wasn't even allegedly really shot out of you.
Speaker 1: Blood, yeah, and it's fine by us.
Speaker 3: Quarter past one twenty past one. Bought myself a bottle
Speaker 3: of sparkling water just to try and pass the time.
Speaker 3: And anyway, the phone rings, where are you? I'm like,
Speaker 3: I'm at Jimmy's Flawful.
Speaker 5: Where are you? They're like, well, you can't be I'm
Speaker 5: at Jimmy's Fla.
Speaker 2: I said to Jimmy.
Speaker 5: Well, when I got there, I said to the waitress,
Speaker 5: I said, there's a reservation for for Maggie.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 5: She goes, yep, got it.
Speaker 2: Let's go on.
Speaker 3: Your table's over here. Anyway, as it turns out, there's
Speaker 3: a brand new Jimmy's Laugh which is open in Paddington,
Speaker 3: a couple of suburbs away. They'd gone there, but then
Speaker 3: there was an argument which which ensued about who moves?
Speaker 5: Do I move?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: Hang on booking?
Speaker 5: Was that the one I went to, No, you're in
Speaker 5: the right. I shouldn't move.
Speaker 2: You do not move.
Speaker 1: No lawren, No you don't move.
Speaker 5: I don't move.
Speaker 1: But there is more of them.
Speaker 5: So here's their argument. So here we are on the
Speaker 5: mobile phone.
Speaker 1: Sound one hundred the way you just said that, but gone.
Speaker 1: Here we are on the mobile phone.
Speaker 2: I tied a message to a carrier pigeon and send
Speaker 2: it over to Paddington. Say come and eat with me.
Speaker 1: I read my sparkling water.
Speaker 5: Well, I had started drinking from the sparkling water, so
Speaker 5: I would have had to pay for that?
Speaker 1: How many of them were there too?
Speaker 5: One of me? But the counter to that is that
Speaker 5: I had gone to the right venue.
Speaker 1: Did they have a table?
Speaker 5: They had, they got a table when they got there.
Speaker 1: Did they not say there's no reservation for Maggie and
Speaker 1: they went?
Speaker 2: Not that.
Speaker 5: They later admitted to the fact that that was what
Speaker 5: had happened. I got there and they said, we even
Speaker 5: got a reservation under that name. So I feel as
Speaker 5: I'm in the right here. You are guess who moved?
Speaker 1: Are you will be a gentleman?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: But I'm right, It doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: That's what boiled down to a jase, and I was
Speaker 3: so embarrassed, even though it was my fault. I had
Speaker 3: to say to the waitress, Hey, I'm not the wrong
Speaker 3: I'm at the wrong restaurant.
Speaker 1: Actually they're in the wrong restaurant. But I'm going to
Speaker 1: be a gentleman and go to them.
Speaker 5: I said, how, which is the sam Pellogre? It was
Speaker 5: one of those big ones as well?
Speaker 1: Did you take it with you? You guys can take away.
Speaker 5: Don't worry, Dall, it's on the house.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you? You still take it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean who paid the bill?
Speaker 2: Right across Melbourne good morning. This isn Nomber one hundred.
Speaker 2: Get ready for the rain tops of twenty we're going
Speaker 2: for and showers expected. Tomorrow is going to be even colder.
Speaker 2: It is jas, Lauren and Clint with you. We're doing
Speaker 2: to thanks o mates at Sheller already Express money. Yes
Speaker 2: it does.
Speaker 1: Money talks cares.
Speaker 3: In this case, money talks money matters. The state budget
Speaker 3: was handed down yesterday, wasn't it.
Speaker 1: The politicians were all out doing that thing. Whatever they're selling.
Speaker 2: What cuts are they making? Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: You know how like in the corporate world at the moment,
Speaker 2: a lot of companies like Okay, travel budgets are cut.
Speaker 2: You can't get cab charges anymore. We're not doing drinks
Speaker 2: on Fridays.
Speaker 4: Oh you reckon the cab charge. The Uber they can't
Speaker 4: use Uber blacks anymore.
Speaker 2: I want to see what they've changed and over the
Speaker 2: other and government want to I want to see her
Speaker 2: on a Lime skirter run than Uber pool.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, imagine her zipping around in a in a
Speaker 5: pantsuit and a sneakers on a Lime skirter.
Speaker 2: You know what if I don't, I don't like it.
Speaker 5: Okay, So the head of.
Speaker 1: The last time you went on Jake's I've got an
Speaker 1: electric skirter. I use the lime cheese line bikes I.
Speaker 2: Have on the Gold Coast.
Speaker 1: Yeah, on the coast.
Speaker 2: Yeah they're great, aren't they. Yeah, they're great. It's just
Speaker 2: the fear of getting nits from the helmet. Yes, that's
Speaker 2: running the.
Speaker 3: So instead of comm cars, which are those you know
Speaker 3: cars that ferry around the politicians.
Speaker 5: I should jump on the line. But absolutely like it.
Speaker 3: Well the headline here and Lauren and I were talking
Speaker 3: about it before. Two hundred billion dollars. That's how much
Speaker 3: the state is in debt.
Speaker 1: So New South Wales got in front of me.
Speaker 4: Are one hundred and thirty billion dollars in debt Queensland,
Speaker 4: which is much bigger than Victoria's ninety.
Speaker 5: Three billion, less people, more space giving in that front.
Speaker 1: One hundred and ninety one billion dollars in debt.
Speaker 2: Victory.
Speaker 4: At least we're winning something, guys were on a payment.
Speaker 4: At least we're winning something.
Speaker 5: We must be So look, there's a few takeaways here.
Speaker 5: Let me give you just a few.
Speaker 2: One of them.
Speaker 3: Free public transport will end at the end of this month,
Speaker 3: but it will be placed by half priced PT. So
Speaker 3: you'll you'll be able to zip around on pt for
Speaker 3: half priced. Which look, that's good for the community. It's
Speaker 3: good for the commute wherever you live. You know, there's
Speaker 3: going to be a few more hospitals, more kindergartens. Also,
Speaker 3: the state government is fixing potholes or they've said they
Speaker 3: will too.
Speaker 2: How much a they're spending on pot holes one billion dollars.
Speaker 1: Question all the things they say they're going to do
Speaker 1: that they actually have to do.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's a commitment, it's.
Speaker 1: Not that don't get held to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, And there are things that they forecast that
Speaker 3: they end up dumping because it's just not feasible.
Speaker 5: In a few years time. Like, for instance, the federal
Speaker 5: government committed to a train line between Melbourne and Brisbane,
Speaker 5: but they've now said it's going to be too expensive,
Speaker 5: so let's shelve it.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: But the roads in Victoria are in such grim a
Speaker 3: grim state to repair.
Speaker 2: M road outside McKinnon High is terrible. Try taking that
Speaker 2: street on an electric.
Speaker 5: Bike, Jase, I was going to say it, and this
Speaker 5: doesn't make me sound like a man of the people,
Speaker 5: but try driving a sports car.
Speaker 1: Sound like.
Speaker 5: It's so low to the ground you're like.
Speaker 1: Actually driving downdowns on road.
Speaker 4: Last night, I was like, craky, this needs a lot.
Speaker 3: Of everywhere potholes. There are curbs that are in disrepair.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I hate those streets where you
Speaker 2: can't park on one side. I'm going to do a
Speaker 2: baby share on the weekend, like in a suburban street
Speaker 2: in heighth and one side of the street they just
Speaker 2: put up those no standing.
Speaker 1: Sides, right because it's permit parking.
Speaker 2: No, it's not permit parking. They just only want you
Speaker 2: parking on one side. I'm like, it's a normal side street,
Speaker 2: the council can.
Speaker 1: Is it a busy road?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: So my streets all permit, which is because a lot
Speaker 4: of people don't have parking in the street.
Speaker 2: But would you rather just no permits? Just first investrets.
Speaker 4: That's not fair where we've got parking, but other people
Speaker 4: in the street who actually own a house there, you
Speaker 4: don't want them to have to walk two blocks because
Speaker 4: people want to go and shop onto the road.
Speaker 1: That's not really fair.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Keeping in mind that there is a bit of a
Speaker 3: distinction between some roads covered by a local council and
Speaker 3: others that are covered by a state government, like more
Speaker 3: than you think your thoroughfares, your big main roads.
Speaker 5: That's what the state like.
Speaker 2: Exactly right, right, so down road on the list to
Speaker 2: be right.
Speaker 5: So what else.
Speaker 1: Can they fix?
Speaker 4: That stupid intersection on the corner of Punt Road and
Speaker 4: what is it?
Speaker 1: It turns into a boulevard where you've got to do.
Speaker 4: The Peter Yes, said that that would make that would
Speaker 4: cut three minutes off.
Speaker 2: Everyone's every time.
Speaker 1: No one's doing it.
Speaker 2: Right, just on the Swan Street to get in the morning.
Speaker 2: Can't do that way, you don't get the coffee.
Speaker 1: No, he sees my boyfriend from Sex and co. So yeah,
Speaker 1: the p turn that should go.
Speaker 3: So there's plenty of people on the roads right now.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten and say ye, ship streets in Melbourne.
Speaker 1: What's the worst road in Melbourne?
Speaker 2: Worst road?
Speaker 4: Maybe it's potholes, maybe it's the infrastructure of it.
Speaker 2: Sorry, but those roads that change speed them it's multiple
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, like they're not big roads. You know. Sometimes
Speaker 2: it's like street, are you talking to school?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: No, no, not school, school zone school, it's north he's picking
Speaker 5: his chart up from school.
Speaker 2: You won't be able to do it. You're in your
Speaker 2: low sports car.
Speaker 4: What's the one in albert Park Lake that sometimes the
Speaker 4: lane is one way and sometimes I mean that's clever,
Speaker 4: but I don't get it. I'd be panicked if I
Speaker 4: don't understand when it changes.
Speaker 1: What happens?
Speaker 5: He comes, Laura and everyone out of her way?
Speaker 4: What time does it change? Is there a time when
Speaker 4: no one's to driving either direction?
Speaker 5: So the morning morning commute it'll go inty lanes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, pree lanes.
Speaker 1: What about the actual time that it changes?
Speaker 2: So they locked the middle lane off?
Speaker 1: No one drives in that minutes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as he drivers in Melbourne aren't going on just
Speaker 1: screwed up it.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, they would, no, they would head on crash.
Speaker 1: They don't, they would they definitely.
Speaker 2: Okay, we in an experiment. Don't do it, people, don't
Speaker 2: you do it?
Speaker 5: You're no one will see me.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenties in a pothole. Thirteen twenty four ten is
Speaker 2: our number. Shitus Street in Melbourne. Just quickly North Road
Speaker 2: off the Nepean Gez. You've got a few sixty and
Speaker 2: then there's this little patch where there's forty in the
Speaker 2: tide and then it goes back to seventy.
Speaker 1: That's the school zone or something. It's not a school
Speaker 1: shop like there's shops there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's shops everywhere. We're not going to forty every
Speaker 2: time there's a shop, it's a couple of district, maybe
Speaker 2: a nursing home. We'll do all right, Thurday twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: We'll hit the phones.
Speaker 3: Next out of your vintage chain. Drops the Jupiter. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's right in the wheelhouse Chase.
Speaker 4: As soon as I've heard the first note on that song,
Speaker 4: I was like, Oh, Drop Stupiter, banger banger.
Speaker 2: Right up there with Cherry Saved Tonight.
Speaker 5: What a song?
Speaker 2: No blurry down light.
Speaker 1: Mind. I think it's anything like Drops Jupiter. It's real,
Speaker 1: It's really sure how you got from train, Drops, Mirror,
Speaker 1: nah recon I reckon. Saved Tonight was ten years before Drops.
Speaker 5: Would you know what?
Speaker 3: They both remind me of the g Bung Polo Club
Speaker 3: on a Sunday afternoon Sunday session. Used to have an
Speaker 3: acoustic guitar there g Bung Bung Polo Club in Hawthorne.
Speaker 5: It was great live Google What.
Speaker 2: Year was training Drop some Jupiter.
Speaker 1: Eight two thousand and one?
Speaker 2: What year was.
Speaker 1: Which song was it?
Speaker 5: Saved Tonight ninety seven?
Speaker 1: You already placehold nine seven.
Speaker 2: Yes, hell, look at you go?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was that was prime standaway.
Speaker 2: It really was good grows. Mister Jones would have got
Speaker 2: around there to hey, this is over one hundred. It
Speaker 2: is just gone four to seven. You're on the air
Speaker 2: with Jase, Lauren and Clint. We are talking ship streets.
Speaker 5: We are because in the state song you should have
Speaker 5: played what.
Speaker 1: Ship that was?
Speaker 6: Live?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I love that song.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Or road to nowhere. We're on a road to
Speaker 5: really are one hundred because the state government have have
Speaker 5: put aside a billion dollars in the budget to fix
Speaker 5: our roads.
Speaker 4: Will a billion dollars do it? I don't know, a
Speaker 4: billion dollars, Like, it's a lot of money. I remember
Speaker 4: back in like the Austin Powers days. Will go on
Speaker 4: million dollars and you think, God, that was a lot.
Speaker 4: Now a billion dollars is the new million.
Speaker 1: And it actually doesn't go that far in terms of
Speaker 1: like an entire state.
Speaker 2: Love the problem of spending it thought, yeah, you could spend.
Speaker 5: It pretty quickly. Ales, that's good. That's good.
Speaker 4: That one of the worst roads in Melbourne, And it
Speaker 4: could be potholes, it might just be the design of it.
Speaker 1: Like the pta and ridiculous.
Speaker 7: Any good morning, Good morning team. I am from the
Speaker 7: two wreck of the Northern Suburbs, which.
Speaker 1: Is Coburg where my dad grew up.
Speaker 7: Good good, good are the street? What's what's right with it?
Speaker 7: We've got a nature strip that's bigger than the road.
Speaker 7: I parked my car in the street, got side swiped twice,
Speaker 7: got my mirror taken out, park on the nature strip.
Speaker 7: Then I get three fines. Well during the build process. Sorry,
Speaker 7: I'm just fuming.
Speaker 1: I'm with you, brother.
Speaker 7: The road is no, you can't even get a car through,
Speaker 7: let alone the garbage trucks. You go and park on
Speaker 7: the nature strip and then they give you three foins.
Speaker 4: Good on your anthony, I can I can hear the
Speaker 4: passion in your voice.
Speaker 1: Now what road is it? Yeah, we're going to get
Speaker 1: just in to down there to have a little.
Speaker 2: Cob Rose straight.
Speaker 1: You're a bloody disgrace.
Speaker 2: We'll put it on the list beautiful nature strips.
Speaker 4: Can I It's annoying when the when the what do
Speaker 4: you call a strip in the middle the media the
Speaker 4: median is bigger than the road.
Speaker 5: Your nature so bad?
Speaker 1: Just say kill the road. Need to have that medium strips.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, that's and kill. The road thing needs to
Speaker 2: go in the bin.
Speaker 5: What's that secured road thing?
Speaker 1: What is it with the meaning coming into the city?
Speaker 2: The two lanes, the two lanes. But then you've got
Speaker 2: to go with that little plan.
Speaker 4: If you accidentally get stuck in the pit drop off
Speaker 4: to the art center, you're doomed.
Speaker 1: You're there for days.
Speaker 3: Like honestly, put it in the help of the trams,
Speaker 3: no maneople, a lighting from the tram so they don't
Speaker 3: get run over.
Speaker 2: They need somewhere. We'll get him to run across the lanes. Quicker,
Speaker 2: you can run across five.
Speaker 1: The end with the centries.
Speaker 5: It's a bit.
Speaker 1: Of stuck in the wrong lane.
Speaker 5: Isn't a nature strip? Shouldn't it be your nature strip?
Speaker 5: Shouldn't you be able to do what you want and
Speaker 5: with it.
Speaker 1: Well in your in your actual suburbs.
Speaker 5: You park on it if you want, you park on
Speaker 5: the name.
Speaker 2: There's a lady actually in Hampton East where we used
Speaker 2: to live, around the corner. She's built her nature strip
Speaker 2: into a proper garden. She's put garden beds around it
Speaker 2: and everything. Is it counsel property or your proper expect
Speaker 2: We expected the bloody mode.
Speaker 4: If it's counsel property, they can come and redo the
Speaker 4: grass on mine, because it's just.
Speaker 1: I'm lost for words just to what to do with it.
Speaker 1: It's just dead all over our straight.
Speaker 5: Okay, hello Penny.
Speaker 1: Our counsel wouldn't do anything about it, thought.
Speaker 2: Penny, Penny, Hello, Penny. Okay, the street got he Maybe
Speaker 2: she was ringing up to bitch about mobile reception in
Speaker 2: one of the streets, and maybe she's in She could
Speaker 2: be in a pophole.
Speaker 1: From a sinkhole. They freak me out.
Speaker 5: What do you mean there's a sinkhole because they're digging
Speaker 5: nearby or something.
Speaker 4: Right, Well, sometimes it's like an old an old river
Speaker 4: bed and they put roads over it or something.
Speaker 2: I hope one pops up on and killed a road
Speaker 2: and swallows those medium.
Speaker 5: Strips median, I'm not median. It's median. You're not a
Speaker 5: median like medium.
Speaker 1: They talk to the dead strips. Anael in Greenvale, good morning,
Speaker 1: good morning, how are you Charlas? Frustrated people Melbourne frustrated?
Speaker 1: What's the worst road in Melbourne?
Speaker 7: So frustrated?
Speaker 8: It's so straight in beverage and what's wrong?
Speaker 7: It's one way in one way out.
Speaker 8: Two estates are in their bean fuilt and I want
Speaker 8: to get out from school drop off.
Speaker 1: If you're off work, I forget about it.
Speaker 4: I mean the town planning. Sometimes. I used to have
Speaker 4: the Sims and my streets ran perfectly. There was never
Speaker 4: a traffic term in the Sims, and I always thought
Speaker 4: town planning.
Speaker 2: You should run run against that's your campaign. As you
Speaker 2: see screenshots from my game Sims. Seriously, what I'm looking
Speaker 2: at doing was before the tour they hit.
Speaker 1: Look how happy all the people are in my little
Speaker 1: town because there's no traffic chairs the docklands. Who ever
Speaker 1: decided to structure that like that, with the one road,
Speaker 1: single lane road, I mean, in the bin with you
Speaker 1: go and have a.
Speaker 2: Look at you built in Albert Partner now.
Speaker 4: Last night all the residents of Laurenville on the Sims
Speaker 4: were very happy.
Speaker 5: Last night. When we were meeting people in Carnegie, the beautiful.
Speaker 3: People of Carnegie, Jay said he made a grand statement. No, no, no,
Speaker 3: I think I might run for council. That's what he said.
Speaker 5: He said, I could be mayor of this shire.
Speaker 3: I might run. Can you imagine? Can you imagine the
Speaker 3: city of Donnington what it would become?
Speaker 2: Well, I can tell you the first thing. It'll be
Speaker 2: bin day every week. You can forget this buddy fortnight.
Speaker 5: Suddenly there'll be psychic mediums in the middle of the road.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if you're mocking me? Are you giving me?
Speaker 1: Oh? He's mocking you. He's definitely mocking you.
Speaker 2: Welcome morning. It is just kind of eleven past seven. She's
Speaker 2: a late one Thursday.
Speaker 1: Do you mean she's well?
Speaker 2: Hawks be free because they're playing in per eight ten start.
Speaker 5: That's a real battle because it's two versus three on
Speaker 5: the ladder. Huge game, huge game. I mean both are
Speaker 5: on sort of substantial winning streaks. I mean I know,
Speaker 5: actually because the Hawks had a drawer last.
Speaker 2: Week, didn't they? Yeah, so six in a drawer.
Speaker 5: Maybe it's the Dockers. Is this the Dockers? Yere?
Speaker 2: Imagine Oh Mason goes to the Dockers and then they
Speaker 2: win the premiership.
Speaker 5: Imagine if Freo Swan's Grand Final.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't just go away in September, wouldn't be by seat
Speaker 4: filler with it? I hope they have a good heart already.
Speaker 4: Be the kind of O concert I'm just here for.
Speaker 2: Everyone leaves after halftime.
Speaker 5: We've got a ticket a lot of tickets.
Speaker 4: Hey, I was just reading about the you know how
Speaker 4: the NFL is coming to Melbourne and how they're going
Speaker 4: to manage to transform the ground so they will.
Speaker 2: Incredible what they do.
Speaker 4: They'll have from two pm on Friday to four pm
Speaker 4: on Saturday to make that ground change from an NFL
Speaker 4: field with all the markings and everything back to an
Speaker 4: AFL field for the finals. And it's going to take
Speaker 4: five to seven thousand workers.
Speaker 1: They're going to be working.
Speaker 4: Well, that's the stuff that will cover the weekend that whole,
Speaker 4: but haven't you seen the and then the stuff will
Speaker 4: be working overnight and round the clock to try and
Speaker 4: get that done.
Speaker 2: The time lapse videos when they transform the g like, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's amazing. Like we've spoken to the groundskeepers of the
Speaker 2: G before. It's incredible job they do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the mcc are confident they can do it.
Speaker 5: Any word on entertainment for the NFL spectacular.
Speaker 4: No, it just says they are still aiming for a
Speaker 4: Super Bowl like halftime performance.
Speaker 2: Lee Harding was thrown around, maybe he do you reckon?
Speaker 5: Who's so?
Speaker 1: How can it could be someone like Benson Burne's exactly.
Speaker 5: What I think, don't learn I would just you know
Speaker 5: that you lose it. That'd be a great old day,
Speaker 5: great old morning.
Speaker 4: Like a I'm trying to think who's sort of doing promo.
Speaker 4: They're not quite imagine Olivia Dean.
Speaker 2: It's not really Madonna and Sabrina.
Speaker 4: Now they've done that one pop up. Sabrina is everywhere though,
Speaker 4: But Sabrina is at the met Giral. She performed the
Speaker 4: met Gull again. She's everywhere.
Speaker 2: I know, poor thing. Hap a lay down to hey
Speaker 2: coming up prior to the paper. The Victorian police are
Speaker 2: in just before seven thirty the special edition, special edition
Speaker 2: for Mother's Day. We'll tell you more about that soon.
Speaker 2: But coming up next, let's treat the mums of Melbourne.
Speaker 1: Come on, moms, get all about you fun moms.
Speaker 2: Yes, you want to give mom a little party day out,
Speaker 2: a lunch at Nobu. Then I have to see The
Speaker 2: Devil Wes prior to two and mild cinemas.
Speaker 1: Maybe you want to nominate yourself Call now.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten, Good morning, Melbourne, six past seven.
Speaker 2: Thanks to you already express her on the air with Jason,
Speaker 2: Lauren and Clint experience.
Speaker 9: The Devil is prior to in Googlass Village Cinemas dot
Speaker 9: Com today and.
Speaker 1: You listen to me Jace Lauren and clips Mother's Day Lunch.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I popped up in my algorithm yesterday,
Speaker 2: but you know the videos of when like Adele had
Speaker 2: the residency and she was walking through the audience.
Speaker 1: Got a star, she saw the Kardashians, she saw Selene
Speaker 1: one day that.
Speaker 2: She spotted at Meryl Street from the Devil West Prada
Speaker 2: and pretty much stopped the song, ran up, gave her
Speaker 2: a massive harg about like she was the queen. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Meryl looks like a good time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, did you see her in Mama Maya?
Speaker 2: I did not.
Speaker 5: I'm not she was a hoo did that?
Speaker 1: Emily is a She's great fun.
Speaker 2: And I'm going to say something controversial. I think you
Speaker 2: got way. No. I think Anne Hathaway would be a bullake.
Speaker 1: She's frightening.
Speaker 4: She's just you know, sometimes when women are like terse
Speaker 4: and strong, they get labeled as a ball ake.
Speaker 1: But I actually think she'd bess. She's a bit frightening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Emily Blunt turn out of ten, She's a Meryl
Speaker 4: turn out of ten.
Speaker 2: Meryl, I wouldn't have switch, do you?
Speaker 1: Know what's interesting of Meryll.
Speaker 4: We are taking the moms to see the DeVos Prata
Speaker 4: in a gold class after lunch at No Boo. I
Speaker 4: saw an interview, so you know how like the DeVos
Speaker 4: Pritor is sort of based on a winter. Yes, someone
Speaker 4: who worked there did an interview. She was the assistant
Speaker 4: and everyone said she was actually way scary than on
Speaker 4: a winter. And she's just done a podcast saying everyone's
Speaker 4: been telling me I was the psycho in the office
Speaker 4: and they're like, yeah, who the assistant?
Speaker 2: Who's technically right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right, it's and oh my god, I'm getting all Anna
Speaker 1: winter was not that mean?
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, there were people around that very delete. Hey,
Speaker 2: celebrate Mother's Day Crown Melbourne with unforgettable dining experiences. We
Speaker 2: want to take the mums the Nobu and the inter
Speaker 2: Village Cinemas to watch The Devil West Prior too.
Speaker 1: All right, who's coming, Clint?
Speaker 5: I think we should invite you Karla from O Thank
Speaker 5: god before I before I already done before for you
Speaker 5: the ticket? Are you a good time?
Speaker 7: Oh my god?
Speaker 1: Am I ever? Have you got someone to bring?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 8: I'm actually I want to bring my mum, but I'm
Speaker 8: going to bring my best friend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I already have one of my kids on Friday.
Speaker 2: I prefer that I go and have a few ones
Speaker 2: with my best You were a mum. It's about you
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 4: So yeah, exactly what you and your best friend. We
Speaker 4: will see you on Friday.
Speaker 1: Are gonna have a few champagnes both into before No,
Speaker 1: I haven't.
Speaker 5: Is your best friend a good time?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Carla? WA's your best His name net Mess sounds ok?
Speaker 1: All right, we're going to make sure they're on our table.
Speaker 2: Carla. How do we feel about a conger line from
Speaker 2: Nobu through the casino floor to the cinema.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my hand is up, I'm ready. Great, Well you
Speaker 1: can do that with the boys because I'll be walking,
Speaker 1: but I'll see you there.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: It's going to be really fun on Friday.
Speaker 2: Hey god, that's sneaking up.
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Speaker 7: Start Sloan and Clint.
Speaker 2: I would say it's our favorite segment on the show.
Speaker 2: This is where we catch up with the Victorian Police,
Speaker 2: all different divisions and departments. Today's a special it.
Speaker 4: Sure is because we are talking about a mother daughter duo.
Speaker 4: Let me introduce you to senior consortable Stephanie McKinnon and
Speaker 4: her mom, Commander Sharon McKinnon.
Speaker 1: Good morning, ladies, Good morning my mother daughter duo. I
Speaker 1: love to see it.
Speaker 2: This is cool. Now. First thing's first, senior comfortable Stephanie,
Speaker 2: are you working sex crimes? Is that Olivia Benson SUV style?
Speaker 6: It's exactly as you imagine.
Speaker 2: Yes, for you, not the for draft.
Speaker 5: Well what about what about mum Commander Sharon McKinnon. So
Speaker 5: you basically you get to order everybody around except for
Speaker 5: the big dogs, the commissioners and assistant commissioners. Do we
Speaker 5: still order daughter around?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 9: I think it's actually quite reversed.
Speaker 1: Do you guys live together?
Speaker 5: No, not any more?
Speaker 9: Steps a big girl now so she's moved out?
Speaker 6: Yep, yeah, I feel like I couldn't be a police
Speaker 6: officer that still lived at home after a few years,
Speaker 6: so I have moved out. But sometimes I don't know
Speaker 6: whether it's my boss telling me what to do or Mum.
Speaker 1: Yes, seriously, because mom has a pretty fierce job. What
Speaker 1: was she like as a mom?
Speaker 6: You know what, It's one of those things I probably
Speaker 6: don't know any different. I mean, both my parents are
Speaker 6: police officers. I think Mum, in many ways, she did
Speaker 6: a lot of things I probably didn't make sense as
Speaker 6: a kid, like and then growing up. Now I can
Speaker 6: understand the decisions she made, Like, for example, I wasn't
Speaker 6: able to, you know, go to as many sleepovers or
Speaker 6: parties or some of my friends, which you know, at
Speaker 6: the time I thought wasn't wasn't all that great, But
Speaker 6: now I can understand.
Speaker 5: Yeah, of course, so it is literally in the blood.
Speaker 5: Well what's it like for you then, Sharon? Is it
Speaker 5: a career that you encouraged your daughter to pursue.
Speaker 9: Yeah, No, it absolutely was, And I think that's Steph.
Speaker 9: It was just elements that she had. I knew she
Speaker 9: would be number one a great police officer, but also
Speaker 9: it would be great for her because you know, I
Speaker 9: think the sense of purpose and service was just clearly
Speaker 9: natural in Steph. Also really really organized and quite decisive.
Speaker 9: Like you should have seen her on the Netbook Court
Speaker 9: when she was an umpire, you know, and I remember
Speaker 9: seeing her one day thinking, Yeah, you'll be right.
Speaker 2: May be a terrible cop, Clint Shocking, are you innocent.
Speaker 5: Evidence?
Speaker 4: But as a police officer yourself, I mean, police officers
Speaker 4: see some things and it's a hard job. Was there
Speaker 4: any trepidation when Steph said she wanted to go into
Speaker 4: the force.
Speaker 9: No, not at all, because for me, I think policing's
Speaker 9: a privileged and you get that opportunity to help people
Speaker 9: at their most darkest time and it's not your sort
Speaker 9: of tragedy to own, if that makes sense. And I
Speaker 9: don't want that to sound cold, but what that means
Speaker 9: it's it's their tragedy, it's their dark time. You're actually
Speaker 9: there to help them, and there's nothing better than seeing
Speaker 9: them actually get through that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So, Sharon, you've been in the job for thirty
Speaker 2: six years, Yeah, and Steph seven years on the job years.
Speaker 2: How was it going through the police academy because surely
Speaker 2: the other recruits would have known Mum was higher, you know.
Speaker 6: What it's it's it is funny how you know, there's
Speaker 6: a little bit of hazing and things like that.
Speaker 2: It'd be like to go to school and your mum's
Speaker 2: a teacher.
Speaker 6: Pretty much like yeah, sees me in the school yard. Yeah. Look,
Speaker 6: I mean it has its perks, and of course that
Speaker 6: there's some moments, right Mum loves to embarrass me. But
Speaker 6: it's been great to be able to, you know, go
Speaker 6: to mum, particularly during the academy when I was, you know,
Speaker 6: learning to kind of bounce off ideas, and I mean
Speaker 6: we still do it now, and I would like to
Speaker 6: think that I help her quite a bit with a
Speaker 6: bit more of a contemporary experience on the front line
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 1: You give her the younger opinion on things. Yeah, a
Speaker 1: more contemporary idea of things.
Speaker 2: Very well said. Do you guys have a cross pads
Speaker 2: at the police station and do you say mum or
Speaker 2: do you call a Sharon?
Speaker 6: Well, thankfully I do see mum a little bit. Do
Speaker 6: you have a bit of crossover? Sometimes I say mum, sometimes.
Speaker 2: It's ma'am commander mum.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: It is the only thing I can compare it to
Speaker 4: is a kid I went to school with whose mum
Speaker 4: was a school teacher at school.
Speaker 9: And give her a big hug and kiss. Actually, I
Speaker 9: was sitting there with her dad and then we spotted
Speaker 9: her on the other table, so I just couldn't help myself,
Speaker 9: just for a bit of fun.
Speaker 7: I'm very, very.
Speaker 1: Proud of her. Dad's a policeman too, that's amazing.
Speaker 2: What is he working?
Speaker 6: Emergency management?
Speaker 1: Who was Who was tough for as a parent? Mum
Speaker 1: or dad?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Mom, it's always mum. Mum is always bad.
Speaker 4: Literally, she's the command you guys, doing anything special for
Speaker 4: Mother's Day?
Speaker 6: Yeah, we have a few things planned. I mean, we
Speaker 6: usually like to keep things pretty low key. You know,
Speaker 6: we're pretty busy.
Speaker 9: But yeah, that's what I'm doing with my mom, absolutely
Speaker 9: that we're looking forward to that good.
Speaker 5: I might go and see Police Academy.
Speaker 2: They played that academy command to share McKennon and Senior
Speaker 2: Constable Stephanie McKinnon. Guys, thank you so much for joining
Speaker 2: us this morning, Happy Mother's Day, for the weekend coming up,
Speaker 2: and thank you for all the work you guys do
Speaker 2: as well. We love the cops, we love having them
Speaker 2: in and we know you guys are on the front
Speaker 2: line at the moment in a volatile city, but we
Speaker 2: appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much being Thanks guys.
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Speaker 2: Guys. Coming up next, I want to talk jealousy in
Speaker 2: what sense? Thirteen twenty four ten is our number? Were
Speaker 2: you dating someone that was triggered by something you know
Speaker 2: that made them quite jealous? How's this? Brody executive producer
Speaker 2: tell about your ex?
Speaker 5: My ex girlfriend thought that I saw my mom and
Speaker 5: my sister too often and used to become jealous of them.
Speaker 1: It was so weird your mum and your sister. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she said, as soon as you move out, you shouldn't
Speaker 1: see them like once every two weeks maximum.
Speaker 2: Because you guys do the weekly family dinner at the
Speaker 2: best family dinner.
Speaker 1: That's which she invited to family dinner.
Speaker 5: Of course she was.
Speaker 2: Dinner.
Speaker 1: Nah, saya get her out. We got rid of her.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a red flag, bro, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: That's insane. Yeah, you all to themselves.
Speaker 5: Some people are strange, han't cooked? People out there?
Speaker 2: Someone really jealous?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're Jealousy is a curse, though, Is that what
Speaker 5: we say? Jealousy is a curse.
Speaker 1: It must be awful to be a really jealous person, though,
Speaker 1: you'd be horrible because you'd feel so anxious all the time.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten is down number. If you have
Speaker 2: dated someone like that, what set them off? Give us
Speaker 2: a rank. We'll dive into why we're trying to about
Speaker 2: it next. It has just gone eighteen to wait, tame
Speaker 2: and parlor. Now we've got showers today, guys, tops to
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Speaker 1: Clint might have been right about what the weather's term? Yeah,
Speaker 1: the weather, it's tomorrow's no good.
Speaker 4: A couple of the week sunback not really, It's okay,
Speaker 4: but it's not terrible.
Speaker 2: This is an over one hundred. You're on the air
Speaker 2: with jas Lauren and Clint. Good morning, thirteen twenty four
Speaker 2: to ten. We're talking jealous partners. Have you dated someone
Speaker 2: who got extremely jealous and what was it over? In return?
Speaker 2: You could walk away with tickets to the Good Food
Speaker 2: and Wine Show.
Speaker 5: Because there was a VIP appearance at the SCG.
Speaker 2: We're chatting about this on Monday.
Speaker 5: Yes, we were the one, the only Sydney Sweeney.
Speaker 1: Sydney was in Sydney.
Speaker 5: Sydney was back in Sydney because she's made a few
Speaker 5: appearances in.
Speaker 1: Sydney and she's been to the footy before.
Speaker 5: She's a Swanny.
Speaker 2: You know who she's dating, don't you, Scooter Brown? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, now schooner in town as well.
Speaker 2: No, I don't believe that right.
Speaker 1: We're all off him.
Speaker 5: She was at the with her dad and it was
Speaker 5: funny because in the stadium at the time, up flash
Speaker 5: out flashed Sydney and every everyone just took their eyes
Speaker 5: off the foot and where is she? Where is she?
Speaker 5: We're just trying to find her in the stands. As
Speaker 5: it turns out, injured Sydney sworn.
Speaker 3: Eryl Golden tracked her down and made a presentation of
Speaker 3: sorts to it.
Speaker 9: I'm told that you volunteered yourself to go and give
Speaker 9: her hat to Sydney Sween.
Speaker 5: Absolutely then stitch there and my girlfriend wasn't happy when
Speaker 5: she found out.
Speaker 1: But yeah, no, I was raped into that by the
Speaker 1: media team.
Speaker 5: But I was loving me.
Speaker 2: She's she's so nice. I'm sure you put up a
Speaker 2: lot of resistance. You know what. He was okay with
Speaker 2: the girlfriend until right at the end.
Speaker 1: You know what, if she was actually really mad, he
Speaker 1: wouldn't have mentioned it.
Speaker 2: That's that's true.
Speaker 1: When we're mad that they don't joke about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what we do on the show. He's not
Speaker 2: talking about our partners, you know, the.
Speaker 4: Serious dramas that people get jealous over all kinds of things.
Speaker 4: Like I know some women who are fully like jealous
Speaker 4: of their husband's golfing days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the boys, Yeah, they hate.
Speaker 5: It, just because they're out enjoying themselves.
Speaker 4: Well they're spending like eight hours with their mates with
Speaker 4: their wives, yes, or some people. I'd be like, I'm
Speaker 4: begging Paul to take up just that.
Speaker 2: Sometimes people get jealous over the other parent doing something
Speaker 2: with the kids as well.
Speaker 1: Oh, like you're the fun parents.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're right, I'm the one here disciplining and you
Speaker 2: get to take him to pizza.
Speaker 1: No, that's very common, I think.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just Paul, get jealous if you spending time with
Speaker 3: two hot blokes every morning between six and nine.
Speaker 4: Paul could not care less about even us traveling the
Speaker 4: world together. No, it's funny because I have it like
Speaker 4: if he's out and I'm like, where are you? If
Speaker 4: he doesn't reply, I'm like I text you, like why
Speaker 4: don't you just reply? And I'm like if I did
Speaker 4: that to you, you'd be so angry. He's like, oh,
Speaker 4: DHL when you're out, I just put the footy on
Speaker 4: that I don't.
Speaker 1: Even think about where you are or what you're doing. Rude?
Speaker 5: Is jealousy a curse?
Speaker 2: No, he's trying to give you some freedom. The guy
Speaker 2: can't win.
Speaker 1: Sometimes a little bit of jealousy can be hot.
Speaker 5: I sort of agree, you do care, Yeah, you do
Speaker 5: want me.
Speaker 1: I've seen a little sparkle in the eye before when
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, you're a little jealous over there of
Speaker 1: me talking to this person or doing that, I think
Speaker 1: there's jealousy, and then there's like it can go too
Speaker 1: far though, Hello.
Speaker 2: Ash Hi jealous partners, Was it you or someone you
Speaker 2: were dating?
Speaker 1: No, it was the guy I was dating at the time.
Speaker 7: What's he was jealous that I could lift more than
Speaker 7: him and was bitter and was.
Speaker 8: I could do more than he could.
Speaker 1: Funny, So did he or did you dump him?
Speaker 8: I dumped him a little while later.
Speaker 1: But yeap, that's just insecurity.
Speaker 2: You should have said, if you don't lift this weight,
Speaker 2: relationships over giving him.
Speaker 5: Now ash, I don't want to sound jealous, but what
Speaker 5: do you lift?
Speaker 1: Not anymore?
Speaker 5: Okay, after kids, but back in the day, sure he
Speaker 5: could still with a decent amount, still compete with the
Speaker 5: best of them.
Speaker 1: But blokes get jealous of other blokes over that stuff. Yeah, yes, not,
Speaker 1: that's just ego, Yes it is. Jealousy is often an ego.
Speaker 5: Thing, always, especially blokes.
Speaker 4: But things like Brodie saying his ex girlfriend said he
Speaker 4: spent too much time with his mum.
Speaker 2: And how I stay. Welcome to the show, brother, Good morning,
Speaker 2: How are you guys? We're good. You dated someone who
Speaker 2: was quite jealous. Yeah, that was.
Speaker 10: Actually a ex girlfriend of mine. She got jealous because
Speaker 10: I had better, had a better booty than what she did. Yeah,
Speaker 10: all the hip thrust and everything, you know, Like, she
Speaker 10: got jealous. I wear my ice wear tights as well,
Speaker 10: so it made him really like pop when.
Speaker 2: I squat time you wear shorts over the lemons down
Speaker 2: the street.
Speaker 1: Get so you're pretty crowdy A glutes?
Speaker 10: Oh, I'm trying four days a week. So the popping.
Speaker 1: Popping and so what she had a flat bum pancake pancakes.
Speaker 1: You can't say that. I can say that. You can't
Speaker 1: say that. So did you keep the glutes and drop
Speaker 1: the girl?
Speaker 7: One hundred percent?
Speaker 5: Of course?
Speaker 10: Now even like when you go to Europe, so you
Speaker 10: can went, I went to Europe like anything, so sending
Speaker 10: goes over there. So I used to like good the
Speaker 10: song thom KINI and just walks from off you know
Speaker 10: what I mean?
Speaker 1: You were walking around in the thong in Europe.
Speaker 2: Take us the right away.
Speaker 1: But I want to see how how often do you
Speaker 1: do leg day?
Speaker 10: Four days a week?
Speaker 1: Yeah? The legs are the legs legging at the moment
Speaker 1: they look it's peachey going.
Speaker 10: I'll send you.
Speaker 1: Don't send them directly to me.
Speaker 2: Just wants to see in case the wife goes through
Speaker 2: the phone. Just send them to the show account.
Speaker 4: Okay, if you think she's gonna get jealous if she
Speaker 4: says stays legs in your Instagram, Well, the way he
Speaker 4: talks about they call it sella right. I love I
Speaker 4: love a man who can wear a cheese string speeder
Speaker 4: around the.
Speaker 5: Must have pol And brand. No, we're nothing now, I'm kidding.
Speaker 2: You're going to get from private. Here we go an
Speaker 2: you get the chance to take an easy question fifty
Speaker 2: bucks meeting for five hundred or roll the ice and
Speaker 2: go for five k.
Speaker 1: Who we're playing with today, we're playing with Phoebe from Hawthorne.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Good morning, Phoebe. You're going to Europe for
Speaker 4: a family reunion. Who are you seeing over in Europa?
Speaker 4: And where are you off to?
Speaker 6: So half my family lives in Portugal, but I'm seeing
Speaker 6: like there's like thirty of us, like my cousins, like uncles, aunties,
Speaker 6: some that I haven't even met yet.
Speaker 1: Wow, it's going to be amazing.
Speaker 5: Any excuse for a family reunion, especially when it's in Europe.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of cheek kissing. Yeah, yeah, I know
Speaker 2: they do the double kiss the Europeans.
Speaker 7: Yeah they do all right.
Speaker 1: Now, it's also going to be expensive for you to
Speaker 1: do that, so let's try. We need some cash. I
Speaker 1: believe today you want to play for five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Let's go and hopefully give them five thousand dollars. All right,
Speaker 2: thanks you mate to Carlile Holmes. It better starts with
Speaker 2: Carlile Holmes in twenty twenty six. Visit one of their
Speaker 2: display homes Cross Melbourne or at Carlo Holmes dot com
Speaker 2: dot au. Rules are simple. You hear a question, you
Speaker 2: hear three two one, you need to answer in that time. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's right, good luck, feed luck for five thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: Winch tropical plant can be a source of real vanilla
Speaker 5: flavoring three two one.
Speaker 2: Sorry, it's not that plant. No, No, not that plant.
Speaker 1: No, it's an orchid.
Speaker 2: It's an all.
Speaker 1: It's how beautiful. I love orchids.
Speaker 2: I love vanilla.
Speaker 5: They look beautiful, don't they? The orchid?
Speaker 1: They do? Who knew that?
Speaker 2: I put my son to a gelato shop.
Speaker 5: The other day?
Speaker 1: Did you ask for orchard flavored ice?
Speaker 2: Crept? Who you ordered vanilla?
Speaker 1: Yama?
Speaker 2: Love?
Speaker 5: No great vanilla, dan perfect love vanilla.
Speaker 1: But I'm like, all this choice vanilla?
Speaker 5: You sometimes simple things in life, Chase, I know, often
Speaker 5: the best.
Speaker 1: But it was like, what flavor did you get? Tooty fruity?
Speaker 5: Now cookies?
Speaker 1: And what did you get? Bubble gum?
Speaker 2: Got red velvet.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that's.
Speaker 1: Red velvet in and ice incredible Nah a.
Speaker 2: Bit tangy dog Shay House in Bentley are just on
Speaker 2: tucker row.
Speaker 1: Red velvet ice cream. It's in but the red velvet.
Speaker 4: Like you're getting a cupcake that's got that like cream
Speaker 4: cheese frosting on this has got like that's what is it?
Speaker 5: Out o cake in the ice cream? That sounds diabolical,
Speaker 5: counts diabet diabetes inducing.
Speaker 1: Really tooty fruity gone dirty fruity babe, thanks.
Speaker 2: To giving me the cracked out Have a good day
Speaker 2: you two. All right, return this time tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Ittytty city fruity.
Speaker 2: What flavor is that? Exactly?
Speaker 5: It's like a fruit tingle?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't even know if it exists. Actually to say
Speaker 4: rainbow for tutti fruity came out.
Speaker 2: Well, we know what the real rainbow paddle pop flavor is,
Speaker 2: don't we It's caramel, yes, yes, spoiler alert.
Speaker 4: What about bubble gum? Yeah, bubble gum flavor. That's so artificial,
Speaker 4: so delicious. All right, mast tongue turn blue.
Speaker 2: Height a Clark going to check your underwork. Ladict in
Speaker 2: News coming up next here on nov well, good morning,
Speaker 2: no man, and I'll work on your Wednesday. Hey, we're
Speaker 2: just saying during your news then Clint, wasn't I both
Speaker 2: shocked that booty clubs don't have full time psychologists.
Speaker 5: It's amazing. I mean, many clubs do have psychologists on staff,
Speaker 5: but there are clearly many who don't.
Speaker 1: So did Carlton not have one?
Speaker 3: There's a reliance on the club doctor in that sense,
Speaker 3: so the club doctor to afford sort of medical care
Speaker 3: and then they get referred. So now the AFL has
Speaker 3: stepped in in the wake of that a larger holean situation.
Speaker 3: By the way, the Blues find seventy five thousand dollars,
Speaker 3: so the bulk of that money is going to a
Speaker 3: mental health charity right now, and it's going to be
Speaker 3: it's going to be compulsory or mandatory for clubs to
Speaker 3: have psychologists full time.
Speaker 1: I'm honestly shocked they don't have one already full time
Speaker 1: every club.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're a front row seat to the footy
Speaker 2: club world for a number of years and I'm look,
Speaker 2: I'm a new footy fan and even I'm shocked at
Speaker 2: like these kids look like they're on school camp and
Speaker 2: then full time psychologies just about out at thirty and
Speaker 2: they don't even know how to iron a shirt, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Well, that's it.
Speaker 1: It's also outside of what happens on the field. It's
Speaker 1: the pressure off the field.
Speaker 4: But they're kids who come from being in high school,
Speaker 4: some of them, and all of a sudden they're thrown
Speaker 4: into this world where it's all eyes on them all
Speaker 4: the time, and there's all of a sudden your personal
Speaker 4: life is scrutinized, your friendships, your families.
Speaker 2: I was mentioned to you earlier, I'm sick of the
Speaker 2: token like, oh no, we've got we've got a service.
Speaker 2: They can ring anytime for free. It's like it just
Speaker 2: feels a little bit.
Speaker 1: But that's good, that's good that the AFL have done that.
Speaker 1: But I just I suppose maybe the AFL didn't make
Speaker 1: it mandatory because every club should have just done it anyway.
Speaker 3: And as we've witnessed, nobody is immune in this situation.
Speaker 3: Everyone everyone's you know, got various issues and problems in
Speaker 3: our lives. Well, you know, it's a great step, it's
Speaker 3: a positive step. It's just sad that it's taken this
Speaker 3: to get where we.
Speaker 2: Are, and it always seems to Unfortunately, hey, shifting gears
Speaker 2: just gone thirteen past eight. We've got a lot of
Speaker 2: money to give away. Guy.
Speaker 1: We do this week.
Speaker 4: We are saying, hey, fifty k and we want to
Speaker 4: share that cash with you.
Speaker 1: Melbourne. We did our first event yesterday. We're down at Carnegie.
Speaker 2: Rob The odds are very good. So anybody who came
Speaker 2: down to Carnegie outside Spotlight yesterday.
Speaker 5: I'm nailing it.
Speaker 2: The day after we've done it, they are in the
Speaker 2: running for ten thousand dollars. We're about to bring someone next.
Speaker 2: If they don't answer, we ring the next person on
Speaker 2: the list.
Speaker 1: Right, Oh my gosh. All we have to do is
Speaker 1: turn up reg CDs, say hey, and.
Speaker 5: You got the suitcase of cash.
Speaker 2: On Thursday, we're going out again and we'll tell you
Speaker 2: exactly where we're going on the other side of Bruno Mars.
Speaker 2: Could be heading to your suburbs. Ten grand first one
Speaker 2: gets given away next here on over.
Speaker 3: Jase, Lauren and Clean say hey for fifty k thanks
Speaker 3: to Carlisle.
Speaker 2: All right, here is the goal over the next two weeks,
Speaker 2: So we are going to be out and about in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: We will let you know where we're going next. In
Speaker 2: a second It is all thanks to our mates Carlile Holmes.
Speaker 2: In fact, we're actually at a visit a Carlisle display
Speaker 2: home at one point.
Speaker 4: Lena, you know what if you're busy during the week,
Speaker 4: we understand it's hard to get out in about during
Speaker 4: the weeks. Sometimes we'll also be doing a Saturday for you,
Speaker 4: Meilbar this weekend activity and all we have to do is
Speaker 4: come down say hey, and you could win your share
Speaker 4: in fifty k.
Speaker 1: Over five days, we'll give away ten k, like.
Speaker 5: What scores of people did just yesterday.
Speaker 3: My Peopleggy Central, which was just bursting and we met
Speaker 3: some amazing people and one amazing person.
Speaker 5: Will win ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: So you just come down register, say hey, and then
Speaker 4: we'll call someone and that's exactly what we're about to do.
Speaker 1: Have your phones on you hopefully.
Speaker 2: So when it comes to you know, you're odds. You're
Speaker 2: only up against the people who were there last night,
Speaker 2: because then we clear all these registrations.
Speaker 4: Start again because we'll be back out tomorrow. But let's
Speaker 4: get through. Say hey is Incarnie, Say hey in Carnegie, this.
Speaker 5: Is we This is a ten thousand dollars call guarantee.
Speaker 1: Now, if the first person we call. This has been
Speaker 1: randomly generated.
Speaker 4: If the first person we call doesn't answer, we go
Speaker 4: to the next one, so we won't say anyone's name,
Speaker 4: so you're not too disappointed if you don't answer.
Speaker 1: But let's go Jason.
Speaker 2: If it goes to voicemail, we hang up. We call
Speaker 2: someone else.
Speaker 1: Or if your phones are.
Speaker 5: Let's start.
Speaker 2: We're ringing Hello, Hello, Lewis.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this hi Lewis, Hellois, here you go. There's three voices.
Speaker 5: Who do you think it could be?
Speaker 7: You couldn't.
Speaker 1: Lewis? Where were you between four and five pm yesterday?
Speaker 10: And Cannie? If I can put.
Speaker 2: Out Carnegie, Cannie, you'll find it.
Speaker 1: Said Lewis. Yeah, it's Jas, Lauren and Clinton. You just
Speaker 1: wont ten thousand dollars. Thank you so much, Cash is
Speaker 1: you always my friend?
Speaker 7: Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Leis.
Speaker 2: Took a minute for the penny to drop, and I
Speaker 2: think he's there now.
Speaker 5: Now that that penny's dropped. What do you think, mate?
Speaker 2: Ten grand is.
Speaker 7: Going to do so much for everyone around me?
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, tell me what are you going to
Speaker 1: do with ten Oh?
Speaker 8: Well, maybe take a little bit of holiday, yes.
Speaker 2: In your voice?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I'm just in a shock.
Speaker 2: Right now, tell.
Speaker 1: Us about yourself. What do you do? What do you
Speaker 1: do for a crustum?
Speaker 7: A sparky by trade?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 10: So yeah, we discuss Jady and hopefully start out by myself.
Speaker 2: Who are you there with last night? Mate?
Speaker 7: What's that?
Speaker 2: Who was with you last night? Or were you on
Speaker 2: your own?
Speaker 7: I was just by myself?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Well you travel to Carnegie?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 5: Where are you from? In Melbourne southeast so of a Beaconsfield? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Traveled, So you traveled, you came over you said, Hey,
Speaker 4: is that the easiest way to win ten thousand dollars
Speaker 4: you've ever heard of?
Speaker 1: Lords?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It's really.
Speaker 5: Who is shaking right now?
Speaker 2: Oh mate?
Speaker 1: That's so nice and worth popping down to Carnegie?
Speaker 5: Yeah trouble?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Now, did you have into you know, like any one
Speaker 5: of us three any more than the other.
Speaker 1: Who's your favorite? Is that what you're asking?
Speaker 5: You're for you my favorite?
Speaker 2: Na go because one of us would have knocked the
Speaker 2: ground off.
Speaker 4: The ten Hey, Louis ten thousands?
Speaker 2: There in the background, that's my mom.
Speaker 5: Can we talk to her?
Speaker 2: Chat my mom?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Herego Hello, Hello, Lewis's mum. What's your name?
Speaker 2: Vick k vick K. He said he's going to give
Speaker 2: you five grands.
Speaker 1: You know, Lewis just won ten thousand dollars. He just
Speaker 1: won ten k.
Speaker 7: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: He said he went up there and need to say hi,
Speaker 8: and I went okay, and then.
Speaker 1: He said, hey, any one ten k?
Speaker 7: He really needs it right now?
Speaker 5: What does your boy? What does the boy mean to you?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 7: Well, it's Mother's Day.
Speaker 8: Come that minute, they'll probably show what they need to.
Speaker 8: Actually he's actually born on Mother's Day in England.
Speaker 1: Oh there you go.
Speaker 8: Does mean a lot by both step.
Speaker 2: What he's going to spoil you on the weekend, no doubt.
Speaker 2: But your boys won ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Lovely to meet your money god both Don Lewis, thank you,
Speaker 1: well done, Lewis, well done, VICKI ten okay just for
Speaker 1: saying hey, thanks to our friends at Carlisle Holmes. How
Speaker 1: good is that? The easiest way to win?
Speaker 2: I'm here and you and better start to with Carlo
Speaker 2: Holmes in twenty twenty six. Visit one of their display
Speaker 2: homes across Melbourne or at Carlile Holmes dot com. Dot
Speaker 2: a you with a with a mini Carlole Homes front
Speaker 2: door set up.
Speaker 1: We did not knock, Adam, You never know who's going
Speaker 1: to pop out of that a little picket fence.
Speaker 4: All right, very cute, And we are going to visit
Speaker 4: one of the color homes display homes on the weekend.
Speaker 2: But we're going again Thursday afternoon. Here to go Tomorrow
Speaker 2: between four and five pm. We will be Bayside Center
Speaker 2: in Frankston, right outside the entertainment complex. I've been told
Speaker 2: that's where we'll be Bayside Center in Frankston, outside the
Speaker 2: entertainment complex tomorrow between four and five.
Speaker 4: Yeah, make sure you jump onto our socials because the
Speaker 4: details are on there as well.
Speaker 2: Anyone that comes down in that hour.
Speaker 1: Will be registered.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we'll be in the running for a ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars payer.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And as you've just found out, it's that easy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Like it's life changing and it's that easy.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 5: Say it's so fun.
Speaker 2: Say hey, fifty K. That's right. We're on the streets
Speaker 2: uploading money over the next two weeks thanks to Carlile
Speaker 2: Holmes Frankston. We're heading your way next. I went to
Speaker 2: a don't make sure, I don't know what to call
Speaker 2: it on the weekend. Lovely couple who we're really good
Speaker 2: friends with Molly and nath Instannaith.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what do you mean? You don't know what to
Speaker 5: call it?
Speaker 2: So they are expecting a baby.
Speaker 5: Shower, well sprinkle.
Speaker 2: The invite didn't say baby shower. It was like a
Speaker 2: barbecue gathering. And it wasn't just because would you say
Speaker 2: a baby share it? And girls.
Speaker 1: Were there are other people there are always guan looke
Speaker 1: like what sorry?
Speaker 2: So it was me I took the kids. There were
Speaker 2: other families there the kids.
Speaker 1: So they invited a whole bunch of people jumping castle.
Speaker 5: It's a baby shower with blokes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it wasn't we can go to baby showers.
Speaker 2: Well they can, but they don't often. We didn't pass
Speaker 2: a nappy round with the Mars bar in it or anything.
Speaker 2: You know, they're silly, but I mean they are that.
Speaker 4: I mean the baby barbecue, what was it? It was
Speaker 4: it to celebrate the birth of the the baby.
Speaker 2: So baby babies, babies on the way.
Speaker 1: Baby, let's go with baby baby barbecue.
Speaker 2: Great. So the kids at a jumping castle. Great vibe
Speaker 2: was also Molly looks incredible.
Speaker 4: Just a big let's catch up with everyone before we
Speaker 4: have a baby, because we might be in the trenches
Speaker 4: for a while exactly.
Speaker 2: And normally their house would host.
Speaker 1: It's a baby shower the parties.
Speaker 5: Because the kick ons and stuff. Yeah, there's the kick
Speaker 5: on house.
Speaker 2: So it's a very different vibe going there, jumping castle
Speaker 2: out the back.
Speaker 4: It's a baby shower. This is no beer pong blokes
Speaker 4: go to baby shells now.
Speaker 2: No beer ponk set up or anything like that.
Speaker 1: The main table, the baby shell that's probably probably fair,
Speaker 1: probably good idea, probably fair show.
Speaker 2: The beer pong table was replaced by a beautiful table
Speaker 2: with food and everything on it, and they this huge
Speaker 2: cake like with congratulations on top of the stick like that. Now,
Speaker 2: I just knew in the back of my mind cakes
Speaker 2: always get cut right at the end of a party, right,
Speaker 2: And I knew the barbecue would go on to like
Speaker 2: six or so. And I was popping in. I had
Speaker 2: the four year old.
Speaker 5: You're looking for an exit strategy.
Speaker 1: He's looking for a piece of cake, looking for both.
Speaker 2: I just knew I wasn't going to stay till the end,
Speaker 2: because like by four o'clock on your arch, the.
Speaker 4: Cake's not cut at the end though, it's cut of
Speaker 4: like smack bang in the middle of the pad.
Speaker 1: And everyone.
Speaker 4: Everyone has it, they enjoy it. They don't take the
Speaker 4: cake and disappear.
Speaker 2: Oh, I thought the cake's like any thing here, have
Speaker 2: a slither, off you go. So I started preparing Archie
Speaker 2: for it. Beau. I didn't want him thinking he was
Speaker 2: going to get cake, because otherwise he'd want to wait around.
Speaker 2: So I told him the cake was cardboard, and it's
Speaker 2: it's like a decorative cake. It's not edible.
Speaker 1: You're fun at a party.
Speaker 5: As a cardboard cake.
Speaker 2: The parents will agree with me.
Speaker 4: You need It's like it's like when people used to
Speaker 4: say that mister Whippy Van if it played the music,
Speaker 4: it meant it was out of ice cream.
Speaker 1: Yes, out of ice cream. The music is that that's
Speaker 1: the apology music because it's out of ice.
Speaker 2: And I we'll get him on the next one. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so I've done. It was cardboard, So I was like,
Speaker 2: otherwise he's never going to le.
Speaker 5: How did that go down with Archie?
Speaker 2: He he took it okay, right. I was like, don't
Speaker 2: touch its decorative.
Speaker 1: What did you expect him to do? Go up to
Speaker 1: Nathan Moullin be like, you're fraudsters. You've tricked me into
Speaker 1: this party and you got a cardboard cake.
Speaker 2: Yes, the four year old could have done that anyway.
Speaker 2: He was on the jumping castle, a few lollies and everything,
Speaker 2: and I could see him starting to turn. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: let's get him out of here. Let's not be those
Speaker 2: people that cause a scene. And then we're just about
Speaker 2: to leave and one of the mums was like, you
Speaker 2: can't leave. We're going to have cake.
Speaker 1: Oh, we haven't done the cake yet.
Speaker 2: The cardboard cake cut his face when that knife went
Speaker 2: through the cake. It was like an episode of his cake,
Speaker 2: you know when you're his eyes lit up like he
Speaker 2: won dolphin treasure at the pokey.
Speaker 1: Did you give him the cake?
Speaker 2: We gave him piece cap and he's like, it's a
Speaker 2: real cake. And he just started running around.
Speaker 1: The room looking at what do you normally do for
Speaker 1: it's a real cake.
Speaker 2: Taste was delicious.
Speaker 1: How much cake did you have?
Speaker 2: They gave U a couple of pieces to take home.
Speaker 1: For the other kids.
Speaker 2: Some other kids didn't see it by Sunday Mother's Day.
Speaker 2: Mother's Day is Sunday. Now we have been chatting and
Speaker 2: thinking about what to get our mums. I know Clinton
Speaker 2: and I need to do a dash to.
Speaker 4: Cho personal fragrance engraved get to his name. Oh no,
Speaker 4: she lost her sense of smell. We can't do Louis.
Speaker 1: Louie could do that.
Speaker 2: I did that last.
Speaker 3: I think mum's getting some sort of facial massage or
Speaker 3: some something or other.
Speaker 1: Beautiful?
Speaker 2: Would mums want to wake up by themselves in a hotel?
Speaker 2: Do I send her away?
Speaker 1: Sometimes?
Speaker 4: Remember one of our old, our old colleagues who didn't
Speaker 4: know what to do, and he did that, and he
Speaker 4: gave it to her the day before and on the
Speaker 4: Saturday and said, I out for dinner with a girlfriend,
Speaker 4: or and you wake up in a hotel, And then
Speaker 4: I booked your lunch with a friend. And she cried
Speaker 4: and said, oh don't you and the kids want to
Speaker 4: hang out with me?
Speaker 2: You can't.
Speaker 4: Oh no, So I wouldn't do it as a surprise.
Speaker 4: Do you remember that? I think I encouraged it. And
Speaker 4: then he goes thanks to me and my wife cry
Speaker 4: and I was like, oh, well you've made me cry
Speaker 4: before too, So no, I think you need to ask.
Speaker 4: So do you want what on Saturday night?
Speaker 2: Do you want to see us?
Speaker 5: Because she's gonna have.
Speaker 4: To say yes, But you could say, why don't I
Speaker 4: send you out on Saturday night. Wake up, have a
Speaker 4: have room service or whatever you want Sunday, and then
Speaker 4: we'll do a late lunch with a fam or an
Speaker 4: early dinner.
Speaker 2: We could come to the hotel, you could come to
Speaker 2: the bus.
Speaker 1: That would be ruining the sort of experience around.
Speaker 2: Ever, we'll wait in the car.
Speaker 4: About pick her up and go for lunch somewhere in
Speaker 4: the city. But she could, but you know, it's up
Speaker 4: to her.
Speaker 1: She also might go, that's too much work and we
Speaker 1: a pack suites, pack on my staff. Seriously, it's about communication.
Speaker 1: You have to ask and listen to her response.
Speaker 3: But then these exactly she'll go, oh, what, well myself, yeah,
Speaker 3: thanks for thinking.
Speaker 1: You still get a surprise for yourself.
Speaker 2: You're pretty much just Amazon. You're just buying what I.
Speaker 1: Want to know. That's not it. Okay.
Speaker 2: I would have loved your surprise, but maybe next year
Speaker 2: I'll get a surprise.
Speaker 1: You still get her a surprise, but you also ask
Speaker 1: her if she would like a night away.
Speaker 2: You have no idea how hard it is being a
Speaker 2: bloke in so.
Speaker 4: Many rules, don't I honestly, you are asking, you are
Speaker 4: you're playing with fire, You're playing with don't say word
Speaker 4: be smarter than that.
Speaker 3: I don't have a partner, but even I'm in trouble
Speaker 3: if I answer it's about my past a partner.
Speaker 1: It's about being a mom, a Mother's.
Speaker 2: Day executive producer. You saw anything for your mom? You
Speaker 2: can't win either. There's a.
Speaker 5: Do you know what?
Speaker 1: Do you know what I'm doing next year?
Speaker 4: Like our primary school where you have the Mother's Day stall,
Speaker 4: I'm going to have Laurence Mother's Day Store for all
Speaker 4: the boys because it's a predominantly male team, for all
Speaker 4: the girls.
Speaker 1: Have you done anything, Elie, she's mate.
Speaker 5: She probably forgot a Mother's Day store.
Speaker 1: I'm going home to see my mother.
Speaker 4: Douglas, don't you're going for a hen's party and it
Speaker 4: just happens to be on Mother's Day weekend.
Speaker 1: Don't go pulling them all over Mom's eyes store.
Speaker 5: I can't believe you haven't done it this year.
Speaker 2: To be honest, you've got time.
Speaker 5: I can do it still times. Bun it.
Speaker 1: Give me a credit card. I'd happily go shopping for
Speaker 1: all of them as Oh, you.
Speaker 2: Should take a cart.
Speaker 5: It's got a limit.
Speaker 2: Hey, guys, coming up, though we have invites to our
Speaker 2: Mother's Day lunch, we want to wine and die in
Speaker 2: the Moms at Noble.
Speaker 1: And there's presence for moms coming to that too.
Speaker 2: And then take them to Gold Class to see The
Speaker 2: Devil West prior to to at Village Cinemas. Call now
Speaker 2: for an invite.
Speaker 1: You listen to me Jas Lauren and Climps Mother's Day lunch.
Speaker 5: Time.
Speaker 2: I've been thinking about presents during the song.
Speaker 5: Oh you're still on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to ask advice, but I'm scared she's
Speaker 2: going to rip into me.
Speaker 1: About show me.
Speaker 5: I don't know what I think you can do better?
Speaker 5: Is that? Is it a what's it a material plush?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 1: Is in like fairy addressing gown?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, love that stuff that's from the kids. But only
Speaker 1: if she doesn't have one.
Speaker 5: See there's the kids, damn, because.
Speaker 4: If she doesn't have one, if she's already got one.
Speaker 4: Sometimes they like moms.
Speaker 5: Like she's not your mom.
Speaker 1: Oh sorry the four year old. So you know what,
Speaker 1: the four year old can go and get a job
Speaker 1: and buy mam a present.
Speaker 5: No, what I'm saying is he could buy it for
Speaker 5: the kids. But what's not what he's saying, it's not
Speaker 5: his mum.
Speaker 4: Yes, so Lou doesn't get a present until the kids
Speaker 4: are old enough to get a job, is what he's saying.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, I'm saying he can spend the money for
Speaker 5: the kids on Lou because Lou's they're not his mom,
Speaker 5: but he doesn't need to get her a present.
Speaker 1: It's also appreciative as well.
Speaker 2: No I'm not.
Speaker 5: It's not don't don't you dare?
Speaker 2: Don't you dare by her?
Speaker 1: She wouldn't use it. He's got a mother in law.
Speaker 5: Let's look at the bar.
Speaker 1: He would love beautiful plush now, Clint, can I just
Speaker 1: for a moment. Also, it's to appreciate the work that
Speaker 1: a mother does her husband. There are women screaming at
Speaker 1: the radio.
Speaker 2: You should get your sister, Casey want she's a mom.
Speaker 1: N her husband will feels not silly. Phil's got it
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 2: Here's the Village Cinemas. You can experience the Devil West
Speaker 2: part of two in gold class. You can book at
Speaker 2: Village Cinemas dot com dot you. We are taking over
Speaker 2: a Village Cinema Gold Class and we're putting on Devil
Speaker 2: Wears part of too, and we're watching it was on
Speaker 2: a full Tommy.
Speaker 4: That's right, because before we go to that we are
Speaker 4: going to Nobu at Crown.
Speaker 1: I love. No, We're gonna have some black od. You
Speaker 1: took Sami Loshless at of Mama.
Speaker 2: You took me from my first experience at Nervous. Very
Speaker 2: nice people watching too. You can celebrate Mother's Day at
Speaker 2: Crown Melbourne with unforgettable and experiences and.
Speaker 1: We want to spoil the mums in Melbourne and bring
Speaker 1: you with us. There's also prizes and presents and all
Speaker 1: kinds of things going on here.
Speaker 2: We bring it.
Speaker 1: Jess in Listerfield, good morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning guys.
Speaker 1: Jess. Do you want to bring your mum to our
Speaker 1: Mother's Day lunch?
Speaker 8: I would love to.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Mom's a massive wine lover. There's two things in life
Speaker 8: she loves more than us kids, and that's wine, specifically
Speaker 8: New Zealand.
Speaker 7: Sam and Clubs.
Speaker 8: Reflected on her car number plate because it has the
Speaker 8: Saint Kilda logo and says LV wine for love wine.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I love that's iconic.
Speaker 4: Let's not put your mum next to my mum because
Speaker 4: she also loves and New zeal on subject, let's.
Speaker 5: Put them together.
Speaker 1: No, I think that's a great mix, Jess. What's mum's name, Kelly,
Speaker 1: Kelly and Lizzie ripping mummy.
Speaker 8: She she's unreal. She will do anything for you. She
Speaker 8: puts everyone before herself.
Speaker 7: And yeah, I love the party.
Speaker 1: That's so good. But we will see you on Friday.
Speaker 1: We're We're going to celebrate the mums of Melbourne.
Speaker 5: We'll see that, all right, See you then, Savvy b
Speaker 5: you're again.
Speaker 2: You have a nice Chino.
Speaker 1: Lizzie used to be Chardonay girl. Then she was a
Speaker 1: savvy b girl and then now she's more like a
Speaker 1: Pinot Agree loves greed.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine?
Speaker 1: Also, froths of champagne, absolutely frocks it.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine the mums are for a few with quin.
Speaker 1: Well, They're all going to hate him because he just said,
Speaker 1: don't bother Biden present.
Speaker 2: He did say that.
Speaker 1: Just remember that, that lady.
Speaker 2: He said, no presents for.
Speaker 1: You unless your children are old enough to get a job.
Speaker 5: I did say that strict to you.
Speaker 1: You've got about seventeen jobs your mum.
Speaker 2: And the crack of mine.
Speaker 5: Hey, yes, I will be wearing a Chino. Thank you.
Speaker 1: By the way, what should I buy Mother's by list
Speaker 1: for Mother's Day?
Speaker 5: Nice bottle of champagne, bottle of champagne that never runs out.
Speaker 2: Sounds like a week in Rehait. Hey, tomorrow, we.
Speaker 7: Have more to say.
Speaker 1: My mom needs you. No, no, you go start what
Speaker 1: you said.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't how it was him?
Speaker 1: It was and then you've just turned the table.
Speaker 2: Happened?
Speaker 1: I apologize.
Speaker 2: I apologize, and to Lauren, I apologize. Your mom doesn't
Speaker 2: need a week in rehab.
Speaker 1: She doesn't. I'm not saying she does, especially around Mother's Day?
Speaker 1: What because she works so hard she can't have a
Speaker 1: champagne to celebrate moment?
Speaker 4: Lauren, you're telling him dog dog, let the moms live,
Speaker 4: Let him live.
Speaker 2: You're on the air with jas, Lauren and Clint. That
Speaker 2: is it. We're about to get out of here.
Speaker 1: Big show, big day. Yeah cash today. I've got life
Speaker 1: admin today Wednesday, getting things done?
Speaker 5: How serious is the life that admin?
Speaker 1: Are you like home admin?
Speaker 2: Like we're doing an order.
Speaker 4: I've got an electrician coming over. You know what they
Speaker 4: need to get? Do they think people exist? A insurance broker?
Speaker 4: I want to go through all like my how insurance?
Speaker 1: My current?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think we're getting ripped off at every corner.
Speaker 2: My wife, we need to start a business where it's
Speaker 2: like we come in and sort all that for you.
Speaker 2: But the problem is you need everyone's passwords and stuff,
Speaker 2: but you can't.
Speaker 1: I mean, is your passwords do you need?
Speaker 2: Like if I bring an energy company for you for me?
Speaker 2: Like I'm saying, like, if there was someone that you
Speaker 2: could pay to.
Speaker 4: Do it, no, no, no, But I think there's surely
Speaker 4: someone that can say, oh, this is where, this is
Speaker 4: the best fee.
Speaker 5: And the issue I see with you starting a business
Speaker 5: of that ILK is that how is your life and insurance.
Speaker 1: You want to start a business.
Speaker 5: I just don't know if you've got the credentials.
Speaker 1: You've got no business being everyone else's business. You can't
Speaker 1: even sort out your own business.
Speaker 2: That's a point.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I'm doing all of that fun stuff admin
Speaker 4: home admin. I've got electrician coming over.
Speaker 2: What time has it giving you the window?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And I just said I need fifteen minutes.
Speaker 7: I like.
Speaker 2: Now some of them have apps and you can track
Speaker 2: them when they're classed. Oh that's good, that's good idea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I need to get still haven't got the middle
Speaker 4: burner on the stove working, so I also need to plumb.
Speaker 1: I might get him to look at it here. Feel
Speaker 1: like they're good and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no is a gas stove. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's an electrician.
Speaker 5: They just know how to do they do in the
Speaker 5: electric world.
Speaker 1: Now, they just know how to do stuff they do.
Speaker 5: My dad's an electrician and he can do it all.
Speaker 2: Can he give me a couple of cents of lights
Speaker 2: in my place?
Speaker 4: Absolutely asking that for three years? But again because you
Speaker 4: can't get your business in.
Speaker 2: Order that well, and I'm waiting for the central.
Speaker 5: I don't think he's got his certificate anymore, so maybe not.
Speaker 1: What could he fix my middle gas burner? It seems
Speaker 1: to like.
Speaker 2: A certificate, but you get a sport. Do you know what?
Speaker 1: Though, your dad's just got a certificate to be a
Speaker 1: dad that he's a good like caller. Daddy hire a
Speaker 1: hubby style.
Speaker 5: You know, my dad should be on air tasker.
Speaker 2: Actually we should put your dad on the No.
Speaker 4: See remember when I had the air tasker coming to
Speaker 4: clean the carpets and the couch and I road couch
Speaker 4: and the cup. He just when he got one of
Speaker 4: those carpet cleaning things from Woolworths and came and did it.
Speaker 1: He's done it myself. He saturated the entire house. Not
Speaker 1: like we're dog for about two weeks because.
Speaker 5: He doesn't have his certificult.
Speaker 1: I wonder if that guy could have fixed my middle
Speaker 1: burner or.
Speaker 5: The carpet guy.
Speaker 2: Probably I could have done the burner.
Speaker 1: Well, he couldn't do the carpet, so he might have
Speaker 1: been able to.
Speaker 2: Do the carpets. Can you send him around a couple
Speaker 2: of cents a.
Speaker 1: Lots and yeah, I also need a new sense a
Speaker 1: line too. Well, ask the capit my electrician that's at
Speaker 1: my house. I can send him to your house. After all,
Speaker 1: I'll let you know how he goes with the certificates.
Speaker 1: He'll have a certificate, he's certified electrician.
Speaker 2: Get him to look at the carpets. Have a great day,
Speaker 2: right from.
Speaker 7: Lauren and Clint. You can't feeling good on the socials.