Speaker 1: Getting morning every day.
Speaker 2: Adelaides, Welcome to the podcast. A quick question for you.
Speaker 2: Do you have a gym membership? You do good for you?
Speaker 2: Now do you actually go?
Speaker 1: I think part of it it's all psychological. With buying
Speaker 1: a gym membership.
Speaker 3: People are like, I'm going to make a change, and
Speaker 3: once I've brought it, they're like, well, I've done it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, along with buying Jim gear. Yeah, I almos going
Speaker 2: to go out and splurge around the Bucks and all
Speaker 2: this fancy Nike gear that will get me into gym mode.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's cute that you think women are wearing Nike.
Speaker 3: It's more sort of Lorna Jane.
Speaker 1: Territory, you know. No, I thought it was all Brooks, fer.
Speaker 2: All Brooks and Filer Philas still getting around, I think so.
Speaker 3: I think they're hanging in man, that's that right, because
Speaker 3: I'd on really look at wearing Feeler if I wanted
Speaker 3: a tennis racket.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, if I wanted to look like Mark Fuller
Speaker 2: Piosas Back in the day, the scud didn't put.
Speaker 1: Filler on the map, didn't good work.
Speaker 2: Scud one point nine billion dollars in wasted money for
Speaker 2: gym memberships let's talk about that. Let's talk all things
Speaker 2: gym because Joe's, as we know, you are a genuine
Speaker 2: gym rat.
Speaker 4: Live.
Speaker 2: Look at Jodie in the gym, just doing my work.
Speaker 2: A thousand raps.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I love the gym. However, Australians are spending an
Speaker 3: eye watering one point nine billion dollars a year on
Speaker 3: gym memberships they don't even use. So find Her have
Speaker 3: done this survey and they've come out and said, look,
Speaker 3: in order to get value out of your gym membership,
Speaker 3: you actually have to go once.
Speaker 1: A week, yes, minimum, minimum once a week.
Speaker 2: That rules you out producers a week.
Speaker 5: When you said, hey, you coming here for a circondar,
Speaker 5: I see where this is going.
Speaker 2: So what about painter an even further picture and draw
Speaker 2: the curtains back behind the scenes and all that sort
Speaker 2: of stuff. Every time I call Zoe, never answers, never answers,
Speaker 2: unless when she answers almost instantly, I know she's.
Speaker 1: At the gym, just so she can say, oh, talk
Speaker 1: about the gym.
Speaker 2: No, no, no no, So she gonna be like she's
Speaker 2: got an excuse to stop. Only gets to the gym.
Speaker 2: She'd be like ah, and a couple of times spoken.
Speaker 2: It's been on the phone for like twenty minutes. You're like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: you know, I was in the gym, but I might
Speaker 2: as well go home now.
Speaker 5: I was in the zone and you've got me out now.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The amount of the sheer volume of times that you've
Speaker 3: said to me brought my gym gear in again today.
Speaker 3: I'm like, well, what's the point mate, You don't use it.
Speaker 3: You don't you don't actually physically go.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm part of the statistic.
Speaker 5: When you think about it as well, one time a
Speaker 5: week gets to your value, it does act because my
Speaker 5: gym is sixteen dollars a week. Sixteen dollars for one workout.
Speaker 2: My goodness. It's not that it's not that expensive. For
Speaker 2: if you went in and bought one.
Speaker 3: Session, that's what one session would cost sixteen bucks?
Speaker 5: Would it absolutely about twenty twenty five? But to encourage
Speaker 5: you to get the membership, they make it more.
Speaker 3: I go to the Victor Harbor YMCA every now and
Speaker 3: then to use their gym on that and that's that's
Speaker 3: eighteen bucks upon Victor Harbor. I am the youngest person
Speaker 3: in men by thirty seven years.
Speaker 2: All the weights match up. Are you pushing at twelve
Speaker 2: and a half in a ten.
Speaker 1: It's actually really really good.
Speaker 7: Shut up.
Speaker 1: I just you don't like to hang out at wife.
Speaker 2: Village. People there as well doing the dancing. Two years
Speaker 2: when I moved down here, so I was signed up
Speaker 2: to a fitness company in Sydney, so it was seventy
Speaker 2: nine ninety five a month, and then when I moved
Speaker 2: down here, forgot to cancel it for two years. They
Speaker 2: stung me. And it's on me because I'm such an
Speaker 2: idiot that I didn't notice it was coming out of
Speaker 2: my bank account. But yeah, and I called him. I said,
Speaker 2: what's going on? I said no, no, no, no, no no. I
Speaker 2: said it was twelve month membership. I said, no, champion.
Speaker 2: I think they champion too. I said it's a minimum
Speaker 2: twelve months, so that means you can't cancel in. So
Speaker 2: the first twelve months you can cancel afterwards, but you've
Speaker 2: got to cancel otherwise we just keep on taking out.
Speaker 2: And I said, well, didn't you notice that I haven't
Speaker 2: logged in for two years? And basically I said, yeah, Well,
Speaker 2: as I say in the classics, tough titties.
Speaker 3: Dear man, ridiculous, let's get involved here. Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: What have you wasted your money on? And what are
Speaker 3: you still wasting your money on? Are you one of
Speaker 3: those people that's got a gym membership? And how long
Speaker 3: since you've actually been?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I remember when I was nineteen years old. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I was at the Sheaf Hotel in Sydney and I
Speaker 2: had fifty dollars in my pocket and I said, you
Speaker 2: know what, it's time to make some money. And I
Speaker 2: slotted it into the poker machine you have and it
Speaker 2: chewed up my money with no reward. I genuinely, as
Speaker 2: a nineteen year old, you've got no money whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: I don't remember going home looking in the mirrorm and.
Speaker 5: Like what I'll get that fifty?
Speaker 1: Oh man.
Speaker 3: We used to go to the casino on the Gold Coast,
Speaker 3: same thing. You'd have like fifty bucks to your name,
Speaker 3: and you know what, I can double.
Speaker 1: It's just red or black. There's fifty to fifty. I
Speaker 1: can do this. And when you.
Speaker 3: Lose it, it's like your whole world helps crumbling.
Speaker 1: Down, doesn't it?
Speaker 2: Reaching for the heavens.
Speaker 1: Good morning to Reza.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Girl'll tell you today?
Speaker 1: Good what are you wasting your money on?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 8: I kind of lied to my daughter and told her
Speaker 8: I was going to the gym every day, and she
Speaker 8: didn't believe me. So what she did she rang up
Speaker 8: the gym, pretended to with me and said, I'm sorry,
Speaker 8: I just can't remember the last time I went. I'm
Speaker 8: keeping track and it was like one and a half years.
Speaker 2: Where the detective work from your daughter.
Speaker 8: Oh she's a smart girl, got to be a criminologist.
Speaker 8: So yeah, still, well.
Speaker 2: And what would you do? Would you? Would you come home?
Speaker 2: You're like, oh, good, session of the gym, come yourself
Speaker 2: in water.
Speaker 8: I just come home in my gym gear. And so
Speaker 8: they were automatically assumed I never die. Yeah, I came home,
Speaker 8: year didn't anything.
Speaker 1: Just omitted the key facts.
Speaker 3: I haven't been to the gym for nearly two years. Good,
Speaker 3: let's go to rod. Okay, what are you wasting your
Speaker 3: money on?
Speaker 9: So every time I take Adventure out to go to
Speaker 9: Bunnings every single weekend, well that's what it seems like,
Speaker 9: at least twenty bucks down from the sausages. So I
Speaker 9: complained that it's one two fifty, then three, now three fifty. Yeah,
Speaker 9: so I'm never going to do it. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 9: waste millions of dollars lock you guys do at the gym.
Speaker 9: But I'll tell you what I would waste probably hundreds,
Speaker 9: if not thousands by the time my life's over.
Speaker 2: Not to mention if the kids were here, I know,
Speaker 2: the guys cooking the snags and they're like, oh, he
Speaker 2: comes Rod.
Speaker 1: That's Rod, just so clear. How many are you buying
Speaker 1: at a time?
Speaker 9: At least three for me?
Speaker 2: You know, that's the thing with it, like one as one,
Speaker 2: it's what two fifty, which is fine, but no one's
Speaker 2: ever satisfied after just one.
Speaker 6: Money.
Speaker 9: Not to mention if the kids are with me yours?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 2: Mortgage, you know when your past as well, right, you've
Speaker 2: got to get yourself a little drink as well.
Speaker 1: Exactly, Thanks Rod.
Speaker 3: I just love Rod's like, yeah, what about you idiots
Speaker 3: wasting money exercising at the gym.
Speaker 2: That's got a good point, very good point. Good morning
Speaker 2: to you, Kylie.
Speaker 6: Good money.
Speaker 2: It's a gym membership for.
Speaker 6: You, and it's a big way of money. It's been
Speaker 6: about fifteen months and I haven't been.
Speaker 2: Yet, but do you feel better?
Speaker 6: And the worst thing is it's right next to the
Speaker 6: door from my work.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so you git your running out of excuses?
Speaker 1: I really am. Oh Carly, goodness made. Do you plan
Speaker 1: to go anytime soon?
Speaker 6: I'm planning on going in today or tomorrow and canceling
Speaker 6: my memori.
Speaker 2: There you go. This is almost therapeutic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, God, good luck Kyl getting out of your contract.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good stuff.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Kylie walks in there and she's like, I'm sorry, it's
Speaker 1: just like it's.
Speaker 3: Too inconvenient for me to get here. I'm gonna have
Speaker 3: to cancel talk around.
Speaker 2: Are you sure?
Speaker 3: If you've been waiting to skip the school holiday crowns
Speaker 3: for your next trip, now is your chance.
Speaker 2: You take a sneaky weekend with what if?
Speaker 1: Just imagine all those empty beaches.
Speaker 3: Full coordation and more on the what if that happens
Speaker 3: if it's Ozzy for travel.
Speaker 2: From the newsroom is in for all things frog Chat
Speaker 2: About time is what the people are saying.
Speaker 10: It is about time because I feel that there's a
Speaker 10: lot to talk about this story. Basically, I sent this
Speaker 10: through to the group chat yesterday and so we have
Speaker 10: to discuss this. But there's a story that's come out
Speaker 10: or a study that's happened, and essentially women frogs or
Speaker 10: female frogs, I should say, pretend to be dead so
Speaker 10: that they don't have to deal with male tension for affection.
Speaker 2: Right wait, I told you so, told you we were
Speaker 2: all connected to the frog.
Speaker 10: Apparently, mating season in the in the frog world is
Speaker 10: full on.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 7: The males are like.
Speaker 2: We're talking, well, we're talking mansions back in the day,
Speaker 2: like Marble, they're heavy on.
Speaker 7: So the men just go The males just go, what
Speaker 7: do I keep saying? Women and men? Anyway?
Speaker 10: The male frogs just go absolutely mental mental. It's like
Speaker 10: it's on, let's go, let's move. I've got to be
Speaker 10: with as many female frogs as possible and like.
Speaker 2: A princess, let's get married kids come on.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, So the females are just like, you know what,
Speaker 10: stuff this, and so they pretend to be dead so
Speaker 10: that they don't have to deal with it.
Speaker 7: Now, I'm not saying that I do that, but I
Speaker 7: do that.
Speaker 10: I actually sent this story to my ex last night,
Speaker 10: and I said I sent the thing to him, and
Speaker 10: he goes, yeah, you do like to get creative?
Speaker 2: It's how you feel this night.
Speaker 10: Yeah, roll over and pretend I'm asleep, and bad luck,
Speaker 10: I get up early, so you're not getting any But
Speaker 10: how funny is that? You just you just I'm going
Speaker 10: to pretend to be dead so you stay away from me.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 7: What do you do similar? Joy?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: I know, I'm very much like, are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: There are children all through his house? Like that's normally
Speaker 3: my go to excuse. And I get a whiff that
Speaker 3: he's getting a whiff.
Speaker 4: Then I.
Speaker 3: Probably invited kid or two. Hey Paeyton, what's going on?
Speaker 2: Yeah? How about half as? I want to leave my
Speaker 2: own bed.
Speaker 7: Mum, no, no, no, no, stay with us.
Speaker 3: No mummy wants cuddles from you.
Speaker 2: There's a wedge between us friends. That's crazy. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that makes so much sense. I just don't be surprised
Speaker 2: if you're trying to look for some news updates and
Speaker 2: you get this. Let's try that.
Speaker 1: Really, it is so time for it.
Speaker 2: Let's go girl, I need chick chat too. Welcome back, ladies, Thank.
Speaker 1: You, got abby from the newsroom.
Speaker 3: We've got producers Zoe and the question I'm going to
Speaker 3: post to you both this morning, and let's be honest
Speaker 3: for a different phases in our life. I am a
Speaker 3: touch older than you both, just to touch and I
Speaker 3: have four children, and I have one and a half jobs.
Speaker 1: And so that's where I'm at. Zoe.
Speaker 3: You're in your twenty year, just turned twenty five, recently
Speaker 3: coupled in a new relationship yeap.
Speaker 5: And working here.
Speaker 7: And I'm thirty three and single as a preen girl.
Speaker 1: Oh this is speed dating right now.
Speaker 10: I do have two sausage jogs though, which could be
Speaker 10: classed as children. I'm a single mother essentially.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and from someone who's such a giant outsider in this,
Speaker 2: that's why this works for me. I got three very
Speaker 2: very different life Yes.
Speaker 3: So I want to pose the question to you both
Speaker 3: this morning. I've have very, very very firm views on it.
Speaker 1: Can women have it all?
Speaker 3: I'll start going absolutely categorically no, I don't know.
Speaker 1: You've got one job, and that's to press the that
Speaker 1: you No.
Speaker 3: I just think it's the biggest load of bs that
Speaker 3: we've been sold that we can be boss bitches, as
Speaker 3: you like to say, Zoe, in the workplace, we can
Speaker 3: dominate here, we can go as high as we want
Speaker 3: in our career, and yet also we can have the
Speaker 3: perfect home life.
Speaker 1: What a load of crap.
Speaker 3: And I, in my experience, have found over the journey.
Speaker 3: At one point, one of them is going to give,
Speaker 3: one of them is going to suffer. You cannot dominate
Speaker 3: at work, and then you cannot dominate at home and
Speaker 3: live like this parallel universe where everything's perfect.
Speaker 1: It's just it's a fallacy.
Speaker 2: Are you dominating at home and then bringing poor performances.
Speaker 7: Or Battle of the Bangers?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: So no from you, Jody, And you're the one with
Speaker 2: the most life experience.
Speaker 3: Well, I just feel like we were sold this fantasy
Speaker 3: when we were allowed to go into the workplaces, like
Speaker 3: women can do what you want, you can be inpendent,
Speaker 3: you can go to work. However, you're still going to
Speaker 3: do all the stuff at home, like no one else
Speaker 3: is going to do that for you. You might have
Speaker 3: a really you know, committed partner who chips in, but
Speaker 3: let's be on a statistic shows that women do most
Speaker 3: of the heavy domestic lifting.
Speaker 1: Still yes, so oh no, actually certainly not in my house.
Speaker 6: He does.
Speaker 5: Greg's wonderful.
Speaker 1: How do you think?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it's a tough one. Like I was
Speaker 5: saying to you guys before that, growing up, I think
Speaker 5: particularly my generation, it was very much like, let's go
Speaker 5: be a boss woman. You want to have the best
Speaker 5: career and be killing it and everyone wants to envy
Speaker 5: you and blah blah blah, that's kind of what you're
Speaker 5: aspiring for. So at twenty five, Yeah, I've got a
Speaker 5: partner for the first time in a long time, but
Speaker 5: I haven't even thought about a family. I don't want
Speaker 5: to have kids because I don't think I can have
Speaker 5: it all if I have got kids, So I think
Speaker 5: you can't have it all other unfortunately, but also in
Speaker 5: this new landscape of whatever the world looks like now,
Speaker 5: I think having it all has got to be redefined anyway,
Speaker 5: Like what is having it all?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: Is how I think at all?
Speaker 5: Having the perfect job and family and husband and all
Speaker 5: of it, Or is having it all just killing your
Speaker 5: career or just having the family side or whatever it is.
Speaker 5: I don't think it's possible to have both.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that expression, oh you're a superwoman because you
Speaker 3: can do all.
Speaker 1: That, Yeah, please give it a rest. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know any women who have fully got it
Speaker 3: together and are fully thriving.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And maybe the problem is that shouldn't be the
Speaker 5: expectation anyway, exactly.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Yeah, I which weirdly I'm going to admit on
Speaker 10: this topic am kind of an optimist, which I'm not
Speaker 10: in other parts.
Speaker 7: I know people will be shocked with that.
Speaker 10: I would like to think, yes, you can have it all,
Speaker 10: but I think there's got to be things in place,
Speaker 10: like you've got to have a partner who steps up.
Speaker 10: You've got to have it that they say, you know,
Speaker 10: raising kids, it takes a village. So I think for me, yes,
Speaker 10: I would love to still have a career and then
Speaker 10: you know, down the track, meet someone and have babies
Speaker 10: and things like that.
Speaker 7: But yeah, it's a catch twenty two.
Speaker 10: I've also recently, instead of being we talk about, you know,
Speaker 10: i'll be happy when I'll be happy when I speak
Speaker 10: a lot about being content, So changing that perspective of
Speaker 10: I'll be happy when I'm in my career, I've got kids,
Speaker 10: I'm married, whereas being more content maybe is better for us.
Speaker 1: Can I pull you up on something? Though? Of course,
Speaker 1: who's got a village?
Speaker 7: Well that's it.
Speaker 3: We're all paddling madly underwater, trying to keep our heads up.
Speaker 3: I don't have time to help my friends out. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, I don't have time to help my neighbor out.
Speaker 1: There is no village.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're all just doing.
Speaker 3: It for ourselves at the moment, and we're all just
Speaker 3: trying to bloody survive.
Speaker 1: Sorry.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you were optimistic for the first time in your life,
Speaker 3: for the very first time.
Speaker 7: The visit I've killed my dream, Jodie.
Speaker 5: That's a good point of.
Speaker 1: Being a village.
Speaker 2: It's hard work.
Speaker 5: Being members of other people's villages is not actually easy.
Speaker 5: That's also time consuming and hard. But yeah, I think, yeah,
Speaker 5: that's where the redefinition comes from. Like for me, I
Speaker 5: will be a village member for most of the people
Speaker 5: in my life because I probably won't have kids of
Speaker 5: my own. I can help pick up some of the
Speaker 5: sack to help other people have it all. But then technically,
Speaker 5: under the real definition of it, I'm not having it all,
Speaker 5: you know, So it's got to change. The definition's got
Speaker 5: to shift.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. You're a wise little chicken, aren't you.
Speaker 3: What I love about you? Very very thoughtful thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: four to ten.
Speaker 7: Can we have it all?
Speaker 1: If you're a woman who's sitting there going, well, what
Speaker 1: are they talking about? I've got it all? I'd love
Speaker 1: to hear that, but I want to hear from you.
Speaker 1: It needs you could completely and utterly disagree with me
Speaker 1: Tano if you like.
Speaker 11: No, I'm not going to actually and I am not
Speaker 11: a spring chicken either, So but I agree with Zoe.
Speaker 11: I think honestly, how we define what it means to
Speaker 11: have it all and be successful into all those things
Speaker 11: needs to be re evaluated and looked at, because sometimes
Speaker 11: for me, it's just getting out of bed, or it's
Speaker 11: just getting through the day, or it's just you know,
Speaker 11: finishing one small, tiny task. And this idea and expectation
Speaker 11: that women have to give one hundred and fifty percent
Speaker 11: to everything all the time is completely outrageous, like that
Speaker 11: is not it is not achievable, But that's the expectation
Speaker 11: that's been set up for us by dare I say
Speaker 11: it's the patriarch.
Speaker 4: Let's have put it out there.
Speaker 11: Gender expectations, gender roles, hundreds of years of history have
Speaker 11: told us that yes, we can have all those things,
Speaker 11: but it comes at a price. And you know what,
Speaker 11: like you said, it's the drowning price. And you do
Speaker 11: you feel like you're on your own, and you know,
Speaker 11: you look at all the women around you, and they're
Speaker 11: so strong and they're brave, and they're beautiful and you're like,
Speaker 11: why can't I do it like them? But you know
Speaker 11: what they're doing it like you?
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, No one really talks about it, do they Tana,
Speaker 3: By the way.
Speaker 6: They don't.
Speaker 11: And this is such a good chat. Thank you. I'm
Speaker 11: going to cry and it's on the radio.
Speaker 3: That was so articulate and well spoken and exactly how
Speaker 3: I feel about the whole situation. So thank you so
Speaker 3: much for giving us a call, just so you know
Speaker 3: the patriarchy that's boys that.
Speaker 12: You okay, see what we have to do with.
Speaker 1: Thank you. That's unbelievably well spoken, unbelievable. And she's dead
Speaker 1: on ye Jade, good morning, good morning. Can we have
Speaker 1: it all? No? Yeah, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 4: I think I think social media right, yes, women's lives
Speaker 4: because it sets this like it betrays this completely false narrative.
Speaker 4: You see all these women out there who are killing
Speaker 4: it and so successful and so happy in their relationships.
Speaker 4: Everything's perfect, and like the other lady just said, like
Speaker 4: you think, oh, why can't I be like that? But
Speaker 4: I know nobody's actually like that. It's just when you're
Speaker 4: comparing ourselves to things that aren't even through and it's
Speaker 4: not achievable at all. Like I said, I have three kids.
Speaker 4: I work four days a week, which isn't much. I'm
Speaker 4: sort of old school though, I'm like, I don't want
Speaker 4: my partners to have to do lots around the house.
Speaker 4: He works seven days a week, So then I'm trying
Speaker 4: to juggle all these things and trying to make all
Speaker 4: these people happy and making myself extremely frustrated and unhappy
Speaker 4: in the process. It's just I think we just need
Speaker 4: to chill.
Speaker 1: Out, Jane.
Speaker 3: I agree with you, and please don't ever say working
Speaker 3: four days a week with three kids is not much.
Speaker 3: That's the hell of a lot, and it's a lot
Speaker 3: on your plate. So you're doing really well. But on
Speaker 3: that social media front, hazy. I see these women who
Speaker 3: I know for an actual fact.
Speaker 1: Are miserable, miserable.
Speaker 3: And they're overworked in their stress, and yet I click
Speaker 3: on their social media and I go, oh my god.
Speaker 5: That's the pressure, isn't it. We're chasing an impossible stort.
Speaker 3: What are you trying to say here that your life
Speaker 3: is perfection? And you know, yeah, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Chloe, good morning.
Speaker 13: Good morning.
Speaker 1: Can we have it all?
Speaker 13: I think that's going to depend on how selfish you are.
Speaker 13: If you're very selfish, then yes you can and you
Speaker 13: just take, take, take, and don't give. But then you
Speaker 13: come across as a terrible person if you don't give back.
Speaker 13: So really, it's going to depending how you want to
Speaker 13: be viewed by people. If you want to be viewed
Speaker 13: as somebody who is very selfish or somebody that is not.
Speaker 13: So really it's going to be in the eye perception
Speaker 13: of other people what you want them to see.
Speaker 5: I think I agree you can have more if you're
Speaker 5: willing to just take from the world and do what's
Speaker 5: best solely for you. But like we had this chat
Speaker 5: on the phone to us and I said, you want
Speaker 5: to give back. Life's about giving two So well.
Speaker 3: That depends on what you want your legacy to be, right,
Speaker 3: how do you want to be remembered in some more pressure?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you want your footprint to be?
Speaker 3: Do you want to be someone who, okay, killing it
Speaker 3: at work, allegedly killing it at home, but then people
Speaker 3: walk out of a room and go, oh, she's not
Speaker 3: a very nice person.
Speaker 1: Tricky one. He's what you're waking up to, Adelaide, what.
Speaker 2: Information overload? As soon as you're wake up and look
Speaker 2: at your phone. So much info coming up. She thought,
Speaker 2: you know, we'd just condense it into three quick little stories.
Speaker 3: What we feel like you need to know exactly, and
Speaker 3: what you need to know is anything that newsreader Abbey
Speaker 3: has to say, that's what you need to know.
Speaker 7: A good morning, A quick one for me this morning.
Speaker 10: It's Thursday, so obviously we start thinking about the weekend
Speaker 10: ahead of us. But we need to vote this weekend
Speaker 10: because obviously the voice referendum is happening. So just make
Speaker 10: sure on Saturday that you go to it early or
Speaker 10: go to a voting center sorry, and put your vote
Speaker 10: in yes or no. I went and did it yesterday
Speaker 10: when an early voted didn't have to line up. It
Speaker 10: was super easy and super quick and it was done
Speaker 10: and dusted in about five minutes.
Speaker 7: So just remember to do that this weekend.
Speaker 1: Would you vote yes or no?
Speaker 2: Person? What are you voting for? Apparently, so there's people
Speaker 2: at the front of the voting systems, like aggressive yes
Speaker 2: people and aggressive people who are bombarding people.
Speaker 10: That has been reported. I didn't have that yesterday. The
Speaker 10: AEC staff did so well. That was so nice. They
Speaker 10: were so respectful and there wasn't anyone standing out the front.
Speaker 10: So I highly you know, if you don't want to
Speaker 10: have to go and deal with that on Saturday, I
Speaker 10: highly suggest going straight away today or tomorrow.
Speaker 2: And early yes or no person comes up and go
Speaker 2: where are you going to vote for?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm going to vote.
Speaker 10: Maybe I voted for yes onions go on butting sausage,
Speaker 10: so maybe I voted in the wrong thing.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I'm sure I was well.
Speaker 3: Very quickly on that I covered a No rally and
Speaker 3: the Yes campaigners were so beyond aggressive. They were abusive
Speaker 3: to people walking with the no shirts, and I just
Speaker 3: would I would implore everyone to be respectful of everyone
Speaker 3: else's opinion coming into the weekend, because we all have
Speaker 3: our thoughts, feelings, and emotions around this and they can
Speaker 3: be really heightened. But also at the core of this
Speaker 3: is democracy and respect for each other. So just remember
Speaker 3: that if you're thinking very much so.
Speaker 2: And also yes, the pineapple and pizza, Yes, of course, yes.
Speaker 1: Right, Kayla, it's an eat nannestness.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, it's getting ridiculous. Zenus, it's seen us, It's
Speaker 2: seen us. It's seen us.
Speaker 1: Okay, HiT's the court, I said.
Speaker 2: Well, it's seen us.
Speaker 7: It's ceenis good one hazy.
Speaker 3: It's the courts again in her Supreme Court, a battle
Speaker 3: with cass Olholme. So basically, if you're not across this story,
Speaker 3: Kayla obviously founded the sweat app, has made an absolute
Speaker 3: fortune on it. Cass came to work with her from
Speaker 3: Queensland and then has left the company and has now
Speaker 3: starting her own app, which Kayla claims is going to
Speaker 3: lose her a million dollars in revenue, and she's got
Speaker 3: a noncompete clause in her contract so she's not supposed
Speaker 3: to launch anything until say February March next year. However
Speaker 3: she's gone early ahead of summer naturally, which is a
Speaker 3: smart business move.
Speaker 1: And Carla's gone, oh no, you.
Speaker 2: Didn't, Yeah, because some of the body's made in winter.
Speaker 3: We all know that, correct, so true, So that will
Speaker 3: play out again in court. They were encouraged to mediate
Speaker 3: outside of court to save themselves a lot of lawyer's fees,
Speaker 3: and they were unable to come to an a green what.
Speaker 2: Do they do like a push up competitions?
Speaker 7: How many burpies can you do in a minute? Age ago?
Speaker 3: But it was.
Speaker 2: Us just around this off as well. What I saw
Speaker 2: The article was via a Reddit music complaining in Sydney
Speaker 2: and it was a posh pub in the Rocks. Obviously
Speaker 2: things a little bit expensive there, but posted that a beer,
Speaker 2: a single beer in a part at the Rocks cost
Speaker 2: it seventeen dollars eighties. Tool bears are getting really expensive.
Speaker 7: Was it an Imperial pint?
Speaker 10: Because you know how obviously in South Australia were different
Speaker 10: and now.
Speaker 2: It wasn't an Imperial. It was just a stop saying
Speaker 2: what we called a pint or a schooner over there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, seventeen doors eighty ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Kidding And I'm not going to say which pub was
Speaker 2: pub and Nord I went to about a year ago,
Speaker 2: got two beers on tap. It was a craft beer
Speaker 2: thirty five bucks and I literally went back and I
Speaker 2: was like, I don't want to sound like a Titans,
Speaker 2: but yeah, did I just pay three five bucks two
Speaker 2: beersah and the girl washuking. Yes, it's a pretty expensive,
Speaker 2: isn't it. I guess it is for the first time ever.
Speaker 2: Maybe should warn people before you do that, Yeah, because
Speaker 2: now my kids skipping.
Speaker 3: Meals you always get caught out abs when they say
Speaker 3: when you go, oh can I have a savvyon Blanc,
Speaker 3: and they're like, oh, would you like the house? And
Speaker 3: the house never sounded gross, or would you like the
Speaker 3: Shawn Smith? And I love Shaw and Smith, so I
Speaker 3: get suckeredy in every single time. And then they go, oh,
Speaker 3: would you like a small or a large poor on that?
Speaker 3: And You're like, well, I can't do a small one
Speaker 3: now any more than I can do a house savvy
Speaker 3: b exactly right, So I have the large ones.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 1: That'll be twenty two dollars.
Speaker 10: For a class of why this is why I always
Speaker 10: get the bottle, because it's more economical. Follows me for
Speaker 10: more cost of living hacks news.
Speaker 2: That is your post snooze news. The six fifteen vending machine.
Speaker 3: Yes, the vending machine. She's sparkling, she's beautiful. She's sitting
Speaker 3: in the corner of the room right here. It's an
Speaker 3: actual physical vending machine.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is like it's genuine looking at right now.
Speaker 2: It's a big goal box. Oh she just you. I
Speaker 2: think I'm happily married. Six fifteen venue machine. Calm down,
Speaker 2: stop winking at.
Speaker 1: Jesus, lady. Let's go to Tyson from Farred and Park.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Tyson, Hey, how are you going? Do you
Speaker 1: know how this works?
Speaker 2: I've heard it a few times in the radio.
Speaker 3: Great, okay, three questions for you, just got to get
Speaker 3: the third one right and then you have a crack
Speaker 3: at the vending.
Speaker 2: Machine before we get stuck anything, Tyson, are you single?
Speaker 2: Bon any chance?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 9: Actually had a partner and I just had a baby
Speaker 9: three week congratulations.
Speaker 2: Congratulations mane fantastic?
Speaker 1: Are you and Hazy just sitting there with newborns?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 9: You're gonna have to go to those dad classes? Yeah?
Speaker 2: They Oh my god?
Speaker 1: Oh no, dear mum's groups? Am I right?
Speaker 2: Was there no dad away from them?
Speaker 6: I think?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're not involved in any dad sort of group,
Speaker 2: are you, Tyson?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Not at the moment. Do they even exist?
Speaker 1: I don't think that they do have dad's groups.
Speaker 2: Groups everywhere, but no father's groups.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, mother's grips can be really interesting and some
Speaker 3: of the mums can get super clinging. Anyway, I digress. Six,
Speaker 3: Let's go Tyson.
Speaker 1: Question one. Who voices this character in the Toy Story
Speaker 1: film series?
Speaker 2: You are ty You weren't the real buzz like you.
Speaker 2: You're a You're an accent figure. You are a child
Speaker 2: play thing.
Speaker 1: Impressive.
Speaker 9: That'll be Tom Hank.
Speaker 2: That would be as Tom Hanks. What is I think
Speaker 2: that's Tom Hanks going off at Wilson. Oh no, wait,
Speaker 2: that's castaway.
Speaker 1: Question number two, Tyson, what's it is? The Eiffel Tower in.
Speaker 2: Part?
Speaker 1: Oh, hesitation there, Tyson?
Speaker 2: I thought that someone's worldly.
Speaker 6: I don't have to think.
Speaker 1: About it for a second. Alright, Tyson.
Speaker 3: Question number three, this is for a shot at the
Speaker 3: vending machine, which comedian did Will Smith slap at the
Speaker 3: Oscars in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: That would be Chris right, got even good too, and
Speaker 2: it said something he had our ageus before we stopped you,
Speaker 2: mar I can't even remember.
Speaker 3: It was get your wife's name out of my mouth
Speaker 3: something like that. Yeah, yeah, sorry, Tyson, my apologies. And
Speaker 3: then it turns out, Tyson, that they're not even really married.
Speaker 3: They've been separated for about seven years. That came out
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 2: There you go, there you go, the more you know?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so true.
Speaker 2: Keep my fake wife's name.
Speaker 1: All right, Tyson, I need a letter between A and C.
Speaker 2: Please, we'll go be after my partner.
Speaker 1: Oh, what's her name?
Speaker 9: Three?
Speaker 3: Three?
Speaker 1: Lovely and a number between two and six.
Speaker 2: We'll go four four four. This is a cousin of
Speaker 2: the one to be two.
Speaker 8: Child.
Speaker 1: Remember yeah, second cousin twice.
Speaker 2: Removed, removed. It's a kid down the street that B
Speaker 2: one and B two. I don't allowed to hang out
Speaker 2: with B four. All right, sling shop.
Speaker 1: Oh joyson, guess what you've won?
Speaker 9: What about?
Speaker 3: Want a packet of original flavored chips? O? Good on
Speaker 3: you mate, Thank you so much and all the best
Speaker 3: with the new baby.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it, jeez, have a great day.
Speaker 2: So there we go. You're avoid the chips.
Speaker 1: I know it's one job well before.
Speaker 2: It's no good before. So what very very nasty stuff.
Speaker 2: From what we will say is I've just got this
Speaker 2: feeling Joe's but this chet Fakers song is gonna play
Speaker 2: really soon. They're having on.
Speaker 1: Sometimes your feeling is gonna be unreliable. Let's go with
Speaker 1: it this time.
Speaker 2: You can be unreliable, but harvest for a festival about
Speaker 2: you tickets rather upper grabs. Just keep an ear at
Speaker 2: That's what I'll say.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred bucks worth, rageous, crazy.
Speaker 2: Battles of men, just keeping the competitive juice is flowing.
Speaker 2: That's what Battle of the Bangers does.
Speaker 12: Yes, that's what we do.
Speaker 1: So we choose a song each and then.
Speaker 3: You are invited our very dear friends of the show
Speaker 3: to vote on the Joddy and Hazy Instagram page, and
Speaker 3: whoever comes out victorious we play their song at eight
Speaker 3: o'clock tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Invited pressure, you know, all those sorts of words, gilted,
Speaker 2: guilted in eight am tomorrow. It just kickstart your Friday, right,
Speaker 2: so jokes and just on that as well. I mean,
Speaker 2: the scores not important, but it is for me because
Speaker 2: I'm losing. It's eleven to nine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, look at you go, just a tiny little lead,
Speaker 3: that's fine. Yeah, yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: What you got for us today?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna let you do the honest thank you because
Speaker 2: you revealed to us before that what It's an Aussie song. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it is Harvest Rock theme, yes, okay.
Speaker 1: One of the artists going to Harvest Rock. Performing at
Speaker 1: Harvest Rock is.
Speaker 3: Bernard Fanning, previously of the greatest band in the world
Speaker 3: powder Finger. Yeah, and this is one of their best
Speaker 3: songs ever.
Speaker 2: That's a bit of a turn. It is definitely a
Speaker 2: bit of a churn.
Speaker 3: It is a tune, isn't it. And I just googled
Speaker 3: the meaning of the song and it says. The song
Speaker 3: suggests that leaving that leaving a lasting impact on the
Speaker 3: world is a way to transcend the constraints of mortality.
Speaker 3: It invites listeners to reflect on their own pursuit of
Speaker 3: leaving a legacy and ask them to question what truly
Speaker 3: matters in line, Wow, that's heavy.
Speaker 1: I just like the song, Andrew.
Speaker 2: Let's just leave it at It's a catchy tune. You're
Speaker 2: good with that, Powderfinger, Berni your name. That is a
Speaker 2: good song.
Speaker 1: It is good.
Speaker 2: I'm channeling all the females out there, and you know what,
Speaker 2: self included some of the males as well. If you
Speaker 2: like other humans, and you are attracted to other humans,
Speaker 2: then you like this bloke.
Speaker 1: Corby?
Speaker 2: What do you mean Matt Corby?
Speaker 1: Okay, here's that guard and quashed the reactions.
Speaker 2: Excuse me at the start? Ready? I mean I need
Speaker 2: to adjusted.
Speaker 1: I mean, I would argue that that's the best part
Speaker 1: of the song. It's the opening bit.
Speaker 2: It's pretty good, all right? How da? What about this
Speaker 2: is Jodi series? Come on, I just think of the
Speaker 2: goodness sake, grow up? What about you trying to bag
Speaker 2: Matt Corby?
Speaker 1: Have you seen a photo of in the jokes.
Speaker 2: It sounds like he's cute.
Speaker 3: He's also amazing. He also does the loot pedal. You
Speaker 3: know that Edgeran famously does one of his songs. He
Speaker 3: did I saw him lave and the whole song was
Speaker 3: with the lute pedal, just with his vocals.
Speaker 1: Amazing.
Speaker 7: It's really good.
Speaker 1: Thanks, am producer.
Speaker 3: Who's wakes. You're throwing your support behind that's fine.
Speaker 2: Because she's a warm blood of female.
Speaker 1: Because he's got nice eyes. So that's why you're voting
Speaker 1: for Hazy. That's interesting.
Speaker 2: Okay, so there you go. I burned your name by
Speaker 2: powder Finger versus Matt Corby brother, didn't he burst on send?
Speaker 2: I know he's on a stray ord with all that,
Speaker 2: but they just put him on the map.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to say I don't know much of
Speaker 1: his work, but.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Oh my god, she's doing a reverse triple jay.
Speaker 2: I don't know who that is.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure you cast.
Speaker 2: Your You tell me you've built a time machine. It's
Speaker 2: hazy on this daysy Thursday. Start thinking about it, but
Speaker 2: don't get too far ahead of yourself, but just start
Speaker 2: thinking about the weekend. I reckon, Yeah, I reckon, I reckon.
Speaker 2: It's time still two more days for you to inject
Speaker 2: some knowledge into that beautiful brain of yours and use
Speaker 2: it at a later and more appropriate date. On this
Speaker 2: days he twelfth of October. Let's go back to nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty eight. It's a beautiful, single and sassy. Hugh Jackman
Speaker 2: was born in Sydney. Today is his fifty fifth birthday.
Speaker 1: Oh, happy birthday, Hugh.
Speaker 3: Unfortunate little divorce getting in the way of celebrations, But.
Speaker 1: Here we are.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he'll find a way to have a good
Speaker 2: time when you're fifty five and your wolverine doesn't matter,
Speaker 2: and do whatever you want. Believable stuff. Nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 2: Josh Hutchison born in Union, Kentucky. Today's he's at thirty
Speaker 2: first birthday. He plays Peter in the Hunger Games.
Speaker 7: Ah, there you go?
Speaker 2: Yes, any big bad Joshy. Nineteen twenty three, Veggiemite was
Speaker 2: officially given its name. A competition was held to name
Speaker 2: the new Australian product. The name was pulled out of
Speaker 2: a hat by the daughter of the inventor.
Speaker 7: There you go?
Speaker 1: Can I riddle me?
Speaker 3: This? Is there anything more delicious than a hot piece
Speaker 3: of toast with melted butter?
Speaker 1: And then a layer of veggimite on the top.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know, I'll say something somewhat controversial because it's
Speaker 2: genuine savory versus sweet. Throw some honey on that as well.
Speaker 1: No what, who are you?
Speaker 2: Who are you?
Speaker 6: Who?
Speaker 7: It was a child?
Speaker 2: Everyone? No mind? Sign In October twelve, two thousand and five,
Speaker 2: don't you buy the pussycat dolls? Let's tell you what
Speaker 2: Nicole Shursing are back in two thousand and five, was
Speaker 2: just starting her career, doing some good things.
Speaker 3: No lack of confidence though. Don't you wish your girlfriend
Speaker 3: was hot like me?
Speaker 2: And all the guys are like, ah, yes, but their
Speaker 2: internal thoughts.
Speaker 1: Don't you wish your girlfriend was hot like me?