Speaker 1: Go get you morning every day, every lady Adelaides, goody friends,
Speaker 1: welcome to some of the best bits of Jodey and
Speaker 1: Hazy from across here.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you this much for free. We've all
Speaker 2: aged terribly the last ten months.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what happens when you get up for a
Speaker 3: year at four am.
Speaker 4: You look seventy not Oh my gosh. Yeah, those crows feet,
Speaker 4: A few more grays coming through gross feet. What do
Speaker 4: you gros feed's around your eyes like smile line. It
Speaker 4: means you've smiled in your life.
Speaker 2: Okay, I just like that. You will just go on,
Speaker 2: you know what, buger it. I'm just gonna let myself go.
Speaker 5: Hazy.
Speaker 3: If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times,
Speaker 3: don't go on a boat in Venice and pull your
Speaker 3: pants down right.
Speaker 2: Speaking indirectly to you, Kanye West, Oh no, you need
Speaker 2: to listen.
Speaker 5: You keep doing it, you'll be banned from every river
Speaker 5: outlet across the planet.
Speaker 6: Put it out there, what have you been banned from?
Speaker 2: And geez, you've got some call Some good folks and
Speaker 2: Adelaide have been up to some really tricky things. We
Speaker 2: played songs a song song song as has been quite
Speaker 2: predictable over the last a few weeks. I won't but
Speaker 2: what came with it.
Speaker 3: Was it first, not only did I lose songs a song, song, song,
Speaker 3: but I lost my balance and I went down like
Speaker 3: an absolute sacho in the studio and my ankle still dropping.
Speaker 3: But thank you anyway, Ah, You're very welcome.
Speaker 6: Good stuff.
Speaker 2: Also, we spoke about a bloke who accidentally swallowed a
Speaker 2: seed and then there was a tree growing in his lung. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and we said holy in.
Speaker 3: Russia, completely and utterly unrelated to the Kangne events in
Speaker 3: Venice too.
Speaker 5: Separate identities, you know, completely separated.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about our boy, Kanye West.
Speaker 5: I am a god.
Speaker 6: Everybody says, who does he think is? I just told
Speaker 6: you who I thought I was. I got geane. I'm
Speaker 6: a robot. You can now offend a robot.
Speaker 7: There should be a board of directors that goes through
Speaker 7: your tweets.
Speaker 8: Do you think you should have a.
Speaker 9: Born of directors?
Speaker 6: Absolutely not.
Speaker 1: Now have you regretted.
Speaker 10: Anything that you've tweeted? Nope, you don't go.
Speaker 8: Maybe I should have thought about that a little longer.
Speaker 6: What's the point of thinking? Ah?
Speaker 5: So true?
Speaker 6: Of course Kanye is so so true.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the motto of this show.
Speaker 3: What's the point of thinking, Well, Kanye West and his
Speaker 3: wife in inverted commas because we're not really sure if
Speaker 3: they're married or not. Bianca since Sorry have reportedly been
Speaker 3: banned for life by a Venetian boat company following the
Speaker 3: rapper's recent indecent exposure.
Speaker 5: So we don't tick that that's not good.
Speaker 3: So we spoke about this in Juice a couple of
Speaker 3: days ago, and so basically she's sort of not wearing
Speaker 3: too much and he's sitting on the back of the
Speaker 3: boat but with his pants a little bit down, and
Speaker 3: what they were up to, who's to say, wow, But
Speaker 3: it's got a real not safe for work warning on it.
Speaker 6: Maybe he's doing more tan lines maybe maybe.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm just trying to picture what's going on here,
Speaker 2: but I'm trying to pick up what you putting out there.
Speaker 6: I'm not required getting there.
Speaker 4: Right Q.
Speaker 5: Well, okay, I'm trying to get a page out.
Speaker 3: I give up trying. It's a waste of my trying.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to give you cues.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so he's.
Speaker 3: Been banned and they came out and said, well, look,
Speaker 3: the driver didn't know what was going on because the
Speaker 3: driver was observing everything that was going around and didn't
Speaker 3: realize until afterwards, until the photos hit the internet with
Speaker 3: a vengeance. Did they go, oh, well, you're not welcome back, Kanye,
Speaker 3: and Kanye you're dirty bird.
Speaker 5: And missus Biancher if that's even your real name.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And they're like, Kanye, are you comfortable with this?
Speaker 2: And he was like, I'm like, Wow, that's not going
Speaker 2: to get you anywhere, Kanye.
Speaker 5: Wow, Kanye.
Speaker 3: But you just get the sense that Kanye wouldn't care. No,
Speaker 3: he'd be like, my work, my work on that Venetian boat.
Speaker 6: Is done exactly right.
Speaker 5: What's the point in going back? You can't top it.
Speaker 3: So thirteen twenty four ten, let's do this this morning
Speaker 3: when if you'd been banned from somewhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got banned back in the day from the
Speaker 2: Archer of.
Speaker 6: The Archer, good few weeks.
Speaker 5: That's a nice pub.
Speaker 6: It is a nice pub.
Speaker 3: Do.
Speaker 5: I asked pray Telle, what you got up to with
Speaker 5: the Archer.
Speaker 2: Well, I think there was a particular incident where I
Speaker 2: think I fell into a window and I'll tell you
Speaker 2: what windows back there, and they.
Speaker 6: Weren't made.
Speaker 5: That window decided to smash.
Speaker 6: Itself that window. I'll tell you what also and just
Speaker 6: down acting from the Oxford.
Speaker 3: To the best that O'Connell street has to offer.
Speaker 2: Just lift a litle on this as well, because we
Speaker 2: went back and we said sorr and we paid for whatever,
Speaker 2: and we had to pay for but we had a
Speaker 2: little partnership with the football club and unfortunately I tried
Speaker 2: to get in a couple of weeks later and I said, no,
Speaker 2: you're not coming here. In fact, you're band because we've
Speaker 2: got vision of you and a mate trying to steal.
Speaker 6: A bottle of Z from the bar. A little bit.
Speaker 6: I'm just a little bit vague with the details.
Speaker 5: Do you know the biggest crime here is that you
Speaker 5: tried to steal uzer. I couldn't see, sir.
Speaker 2: We couldn't see. We couldn't see. And I'm not condoning
Speaker 2: it at all, like I should have gone the jart.
Speaker 2: But after we we realized what we're style and we're like.
Speaker 3: Who's who's this tastes like a licorice all sorts, yes,
Speaker 3: but ingestible form.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's the worst hangover all time.
Speaker 2: I just kind of liked that little message and then
Speaker 2: finally the thing.
Speaker 6: I think that's been lifted though. I think I'm welcome back.
Speaker 3: To only because it's closed down. Mate, people sing exists anymore?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 5: I thought I'd like it's still.
Speaker 6: Going, still going. Okay, see this, I.
Speaker 3: Don't thte twenty four ten, give us a call this morning.
Speaker 3: What have you been banned from? We've got that two
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty dollar as six about you?
Speaker 6: All right, let's go straight to it. Let's go to
Speaker 6: Morson Lakes. Is this is this cage?
Speaker 11: This is cage?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Okay, caage? What have you been bad form?
Speaker 12: When I was I think twenty, I had a little
Speaker 12: apartment thing and I shotgunned a drink with a Swiss
Speaker 12: army knife and I put the Swis armon knife in
Speaker 12: my pocket completely forgetting it was there. Oh no, tried
Speaker 12: to get into a club. They pat me down. They
Speaker 12: called the cops of like, this guy's.
Speaker 8: Got knife, this guy's got ane.
Speaker 6: I was like, what did I do?
Speaker 5: What did I even do?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: Which club? How loose you have to be?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 5: Is that the one with the with the writing the
Speaker 5: mechanical ball? Have you ever done that?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think I have, But I'll tell you what the
Speaker 2: amount of Bundy and coke that's getting around the bullshit
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fuel for Oh my goodness me all right, I
Speaker 3: mean I don't want to judge cage. There's no judgment
Speaker 3: on the show. However, if you get banned from the Wollshed.
Speaker 5: It's your bottom cage. Let's take this call from Jeffy.
Speaker 14: Jeff, Hey, go god good.
Speaker 5: Where have you been banned from? Jeff?
Speaker 10: Well, I know how.
Speaker 15: I was on a cruise.
Speaker 10: I was on a cruise ship and I got a
Speaker 10: band from drinking alcohol for twenty four hours. Right, Yes,
Speaker 10: they played a certain song on the dance for.
Speaker 2: We know the drill, and then you hear the song
Speaker 2: and then what happens, Jeff, I don't know how.
Speaker 10: It happened, you know. And the embarrassing thing was, I
Speaker 10: was three of my grandchildren there at the time.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, that comes on. How did that even start?
Speaker 6: Where you're supposed to take your pants off when you hear.
Speaker 10: I don't know but that that person's at Yeah, I'll
Speaker 10: tell you how hard it is to have no alcohol
Speaker 10: for twenty four hours.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Actually, feedback from the grandkids.
Speaker 10: Oh well, they all said they're never going on a
Speaker 10: cruise with me. Yeah, yeah, but what one is next year?
Speaker 3: A right? Good on you, Jeff, and I just love
Speaker 3: that every time Eagle Rock comes on at Christmas, the
Speaker 3: grandkids like, oh god, granddad.
Speaker 14: Keep they start?
Speaker 5: Where's pop? Chloe? Good morning?
Speaker 6: Good morning guys.
Speaker 5: Where have you been banned from?
Speaker 11: So?
Speaker 16: I think this needs a bit.
Speaker 7: Of a backstory.
Speaker 17: Me and my friends when we were younger used to
Speaker 17: steal small things from pubs, you know, nine or things
Speaker 17: like that they could chuck in your pocket just as
Speaker 17: a bit of a laugh. But little one particular time
Speaker 17: we've gone to Korean barbecue, you had to fee too
Speaker 17: many drinks and decided to try and fill five fish
Speaker 17: bowl glasses. As you know, they're quite large, they're not
Speaker 17: easy to hide. Yeah, I had a bit of an
Speaker 17: altercation with the owner and I got kicked out in bands.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was a good decision, wasn't it fantastic?
Speaker 17: We did end up with one glass, so, you know,
Speaker 17: little little cheeky, little cheeky glass from there?
Speaker 3: Good and Chloe, were you really indignant with management? Like
Speaker 3: they're not your fish bowl glasses? There are house we
Speaker 3: brought them with us.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I was like, look, we tasted a drink the
Speaker 17: glass should come with it.
Speaker 5: I don't think it works like that, genuinely don't think. Okay,
Speaker 5: the good Morning? Where have you been banned from?
Speaker 7: Good Morning?
Speaker 13: As a grown adult, I've been banned from mowing my
Speaker 13: own grass. So I offered to mow the grass. My husband,
Speaker 13: one day, doing really good jobs, took the catcher off
Speaker 13: to let to get all the grassed out. Now, I
Speaker 13: stupidly thought, oh, well, when the lawn mower stopped, he
Speaker 13: must be neutral, right, And I've taken the catcher off,
Speaker 13: and I've seen a big clump of grass still in there.
Speaker 13: So I've just put my hand where the catcher comes
Speaker 13: out to get this big clump of grass out. My
Speaker 13: husband has somehow seen me yelled some very choice expletives
Speaker 13: across the backyard and has saved all the tips of
Speaker 13: my fingers.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, Katie.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so I am now officially banned. I can't even
Speaker 13: look at the lawn mowing. Wow.
Speaker 2: It's a really it's an interesting way to get yourself
Speaker 2: banned from something, because sometimes you just do.
Speaker 13: It on purpose.
Speaker 8: No one really knows, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, goodness, I'm willing to sacrifice a few fingers to
Speaker 2: get out of mowing the lawn.
Speaker 3: Katie, step away from the John deal. Georgie, good morning,
Speaker 3: Good what have you been banned from?
Speaker 16: My older brother we used to do the bread and
Speaker 16: wine every morning when we were young kids at church,
Speaker 16: and one morning we decided to drink the wine and
Speaker 16: eat the bread, and we got banned from church.
Speaker 5: How old were you?
Speaker 16: About eight and eleven?
Speaker 2: But you were just trying to take in the blood
Speaker 2: and body of Christ.
Speaker 5: Happened to us, Thank you, Georgie.
Speaker 6: Was that a bad thing? Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: It's a really different variety of golves for really good stuff.
Speaker 3: I think I think Chloe needs to take home the
Speaker 3: two hundred and fifty dollars Asseix voucher.
Speaker 5: Chloe. You there, Yes, well, congratulations.
Speaker 3: We're going to give you a new per pair of
Speaker 3: runners so you can run away from that Korean barbecue
Speaker 3: and not get caught when you want to steal glasses.
Speaker 3: I'll run into your old boss of your first job
Speaker 3: here in Adelaide, which was a globalized which.
Speaker 5: Is no longer in existence. Probably a reason for that.
Speaker 5: And you to get fifty travesty t shirts. And that
Speaker 5: was your great work perk, wasn't it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was really good at the time, I was
Speaker 6: really really cool.
Speaker 2: I'd go out with his travesty t shirts on and
Speaker 2: go home alone at two am and go to bed.
Speaker 6: I was my best travesty tea. What's going on? What's
Speaker 6: kind of the ladies these days? I don't get it?
Speaker 5: That's wrong with them? Why isn't this working camera guy, Josh,
Speaker 5: It joins us. Now you had a work perk?
Speaker 9: I did.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So my first job was at Subway. I was
Speaker 6: a sandwich artist.
Speaker 5: And how do you did you have a badge that said.
Speaker 6: Shad which yes, actually such an artist.
Speaker 4: And once a shift I would get to make myself
Speaker 4: a sub but I'd work with two people over the shift,
Speaker 4: so I would make two.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, two tuned into four and then maybe five.
Speaker 5: And I started stocking up my fridge at home with subs.
Speaker 12: And then the boss caught me on the security camera
Speaker 12: and I no longer work at Subway.
Speaker 5: Well, you're no longer an artist.
Speaker 6: It's a ready artist. That's what happens.
Speaker 2: Mate, take advantage of the systems.
Speaker 6: Go to a man an old ga. Good morning to you, Amanda.
Speaker 9: How are you going guys?
Speaker 6: What was your work pack?
Speaker 9: Well? I used to work in a frozen chips factory
Speaker 9: and I could get as much frozen chips as I wanted,
Speaker 9: and boxes and boxes of fifteen kilos of chips. Freezer
Speaker 9: was always always full.
Speaker 10: It was great.
Speaker 3: Are we're talking your crinkle cut, your standard, your French fries?
Speaker 5: What were they, Amanda?
Speaker 8: It was a bit of a variety.
Speaker 9: They did a bit of prinkle cut true string. Yeah,
Speaker 9: whatever I wanted. The box could living.
Speaker 6: The dream shoe string so hard to hard to go past.
Speaker 6: That isn't that string? Very nice?
Speaker 5: Probably the worst chip actually, yeah, there's nothing. There's no
Speaker 5: potato in it.
Speaker 2: A fat This isn't chip chat. Okay, workers, good mory
Speaker 2: to you, Hayden.
Speaker 6: How you doing good? Thanks? Mabe? What was your work pack?
Speaker 15: I actually used to work as a promotional model and
Speaker 15: I was actually working for Pringles as the Prinleman.
Speaker 2: Yeah you got one of those great big mista do
Speaker 2: I actually do as well? A few times, mister Pringle
Speaker 2: good stuff because sprinkles aren't cheap.
Speaker 6: That's a good person.
Speaker 15: No, no, no, well I was working as the as
Speaker 15: the Pringleman and the guy at the end of the
Speaker 15: the gig. He was just like, we're in Sydney. I
Speaker 15: don't know what to do all these extra Pringle cans,
Speaker 15: and he was just like, oh, do you want to.
Speaker 11: Take some home?
Speaker 15: I was like, yes, I pulled up my station wagon
Speaker 15: and just.
Speaker 10: Loaded the whole car.
Speaker 15: And then my parents' garage was just filled to the
Speaker 15: brim with just s.
Speaker 2: Pringle cans for months before we let you go there
Speaker 2: all sorts of flavors or what are we talking?
Speaker 5: We weren't doing chip chat and now you're doing it.
Speaker 15: Oh like we had the just like the originals, our
Speaker 15: cream of chives and vinegar.
Speaker 6: Very good, what I thought?
Speaker 3: Yeah, usually about fourteen dollars on the Virgin flat on
Speaker 3: the way back for can that be?
Speaker 6: And you're like, oh, I'm not paying for that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Good morning, Michelle.
Speaker 8: What was your work per Hello?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've been an for years, so I think the biggest.
Speaker 13: Look after So then so then how.
Speaker 6: Regularly, Michelle? Are you getting a colony when it's on?
Speaker 14: Do you have?
Speaker 3: I don't know if we should delve too far into this,
Speaker 3: but what's the feeling, Like, what's the sensation of having
Speaker 3: a colonoscopy?
Speaker 13: It's not not.
Speaker 3: When it was free.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's an outstanding worker. Of a sudden, I wouldn't
Speaker 2: be so scared of the doctor.
Speaker 5: Do you feel cleaner though, Michelle?
Speaker 6: After she's still very clean. Michelle, that is a very
Speaker 6: good word, perk. So I appreciate that.
Speaker 5: A hose in the bathroom here if you want.
Speaker 6: That's the other cheap alternative.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, I love scary stories.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I like doing anything paranormal.
Speaker 3: Just cards on the table here, right, one hundred percent.
Speaker 5: Believe in the spirit world and ghosts. Oh, there has
Speaker 5: to be something out there.
Speaker 6: You've genuinely seen a spirit though.
Speaker 3: I've felt presences, yes, and I've had cleavoyant readings where
Speaker 3: the clevoint got taken over by a spirit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yep. Now how hungover we you the next day?
Speaker 6: Do you know what? Who's who?
Speaker 2: Someone is very ghoulish. So if the ghosts we haven't
Speaker 2: in touch with anyone, that makes sense?
Speaker 5: Yeah. Correct. I have a bit of a story for you.
Speaker 18: So in my childhood home, basically we always had to
Speaker 18: make sure our beds were made in the morning before
Speaker 18: we go to school. Yeah, anyway, and Mum used to
Speaker 18: come home she's a bit angry because she'd walk in
Speaker 18: and it was almost like we had made her bed
Speaker 18: and then jumped on it, and she was like what
Speaker 18: is going on?
Speaker 5: Anyway.
Speaker 18: I can't remember if it was my auntie or if
Speaker 18: it was another clairvoyant, but they said, you've got three kids.
Speaker 5: And an older gentleman that are in the house.
Speaker 18: And it's funny because my sister, Tamra, she always used
Speaker 18: to get freaked out in the room that we used
Speaker 18: to share as little kids, and she never wanted to
Speaker 18: be in there, so she ended up moving.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Anyway, so one day Mom comes home and she's had
Speaker 5: enough and she's like, right, that's it. So she's like, right,
Speaker 5: all of you, I've had enough of this. I've got
Speaker 5: to come and remake the beds. You're out.
Speaker 18: The rumples on the bed stopped after that.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 18: But the funny thing is the funny thing is is
Speaker 18: that so she banished them out. They go, you have
Speaker 18: to go and play outside. Off you go to the ghosts,
Speaker 18: to the ghost ghost. Yep, this is the ghost. So
Speaker 18: she does that. But then one.
Speaker 5: Day it's forty degrees.
Speaker 18: Outside and she feels bad, and so she goes outside
Speaker 18: and she goes, guys, you can come and play inside
Speaker 18: for today because it's really hot out here.
Speaker 5: You get too hot. So she brought them back.
Speaker 6: In loved it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And so Abbie's mom is outside going, have you
Speaker 3: have you guys got your son's screen on?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Have you ghost got your sun screen? Do you need
Speaker 5: some water? I've got watermelon here. I'll cut some up
Speaker 5: for you.
Speaker 18: But yeah, So we had an older man and three
Speaker 18: kids who used to run around.
Speaker 5: Our end of the house.
Speaker 8: Apparently.
Speaker 3: Do you know what was their demise how they left
Speaker 3: this earthly planet was something sinister.
Speaker 18: I'm going to go with that because you know, I'm
Speaker 18: a true crime freak, so I would Yeah, maybe it
Speaker 18: could have been, but they were yeah, three little kids.
Speaker 5: He was an older gentleman.
Speaker 18: And even now when I walk down the end of
Speaker 18: the house, I always have to put a light on,
Speaker 18: no matter what. And Dad made a comment about it
Speaker 18: the other day and he goes, your mother cannot go
Speaker 18: down that end of the house without putting a light on.
Speaker 18: And then I was like, oh my god, I do
Speaker 18: that as well. So we seemed to be in tune
Speaker 18: with the spirit world.
Speaker 6: How the message here is it You've got to be
Speaker 6: firm with ghosts. Yeah, I can't stress that us.
Speaker 5: It's got to be boundaries.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you've got some boundaries, Yeah, particularly children ghost.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Okay, thirteen twenty fourteen, have you had a ghostly encounter?
Speaker 5: We love these stories so much.
Speaker 6: I'm getting chills right now.
Speaker 2: Let's get to Nia, Neo. You're eleven. Take us through.
Speaker 2: What's the ghost encounter?
Speaker 7: Okay? So the woman the woman in our house before
Speaker 7: we moved in.
Speaker 14: Yeah, she died in.
Speaker 13: My mom's bedroom.
Speaker 7: And I've noticed that it's.
Speaker 13: The cold, even though the cold winds, even though.
Speaker 19: It's not cold.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the doors keep opening and closing.
Speaker 14: Yes.
Speaker 13: And after that, my sister was so scared, she stays
Speaker 13: the house.
Speaker 5: She saves the house. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Anyone who doesn't understand that, that's just like you burn
Speaker 3: sage to get rid of any bad negative.
Speaker 5: Spirits out of your Wow. Wow, do you get scared?
Speaker 10: I am a bit?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I don't get dead bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, you gotta be firm with the ghosts. You got
Speaker 2: to tell them whose boss are?
Speaker 9: I know?
Speaker 5: Thank you, Neo.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Stacey if you're ghostly encounter Stace, Hi.
Speaker 7: Ghostly encounters kind of sweet rather than scary.
Speaker 5: Right, should we like that?
Speaker 11: So?
Speaker 7: My grandfather passed away when I was five months pregnant.
Speaker 7: We were very close to him. Yeah, and when I
Speaker 7: had my son, it wasn't like he was only a
Speaker 7: few weeks old. I had just fed him and he
Speaker 7: had one of those bibs on that like goes straight
Speaker 7: over your heads, like you can't it's not you can't
Speaker 7: undo it. Yeah. I put him down for a nap
Speaker 7: and I still had the bib on, and I'd forgotten,
Speaker 7: so i'd come back to take it off, and it
Speaker 7: was off of his head, folded up neatly at the
Speaker 7: top of his cart. And he was also cucked in
Speaker 7: the exact same way that my grandfather used to tuck
Speaker 7: me and my brother in. Oh, my son's actually here
Speaker 7: and he wants to say hello.
Speaker 5: Hello, hello, hello. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 3: That's can you stop with the ghost please.
Speaker 6: That is amazing, Stacia, That's an incredible story.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's been others like the involving my son. He
Speaker 7: sat up once, like in the middle of the night
Speaker 7: while I was sitting next to him and just said
Speaker 7: to me, Mum, Papa loves you and he loves me.
Speaker 7: And I was like, oh, oh okay, and he's like yeah,
Speaker 7: he's sitting at the end of my bed.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 5: That is unbelievable. Stuff. Thank you so much for your call.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Sharon for your ghostly experience.
Speaker 8: Hi guys. Yeh, look, I was working really late at
Speaker 8: my school. I was a teacher, and this night I
Speaker 8: felt like, oh, I just need to finish off what
Speaker 8: I'm doing and get out of here. For some reason,
Speaker 8: I just had this weird feeling.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and as I.
Speaker 8: Was walking down the corridor, I had to walk past
Speaker 8: the glass panel, and as I turned to look, there
Speaker 8: was a male figure in the glass panel. And you
Speaker 8: know how you have that sense that someone's yelling at you,
Speaker 8: but you can't hear them, it's a yelling sound all
Speaker 8: around you. Or that's how I felt. And I was
Speaker 8: just running to the door, trying to get out of
Speaker 8: the door, and then I had to get my husband
Speaker 8: to come back and help me lock up afterwards. And
Speaker 8: then when I was telling my colleagues about it, many
Speaker 8: other colleagues had had a similar, well not the same experience,
Speaker 8: but experience with a ghost or a figure in that
Speaker 8: same space. So consequently, that was the very last time
Speaker 8: I do late night work. Anytime we've had a parent meeting,
Speaker 8: I've never been the last person to leave.
Speaker 3: Sogically, there could have been no one in the school grounds.
Speaker 8: Absolutely not. No, it was locked up. It wasn't. It
Speaker 8: wasn't a space where someone could have been standing behind
Speaker 8: or standing to reflect an image. But the weirdest thing,
Speaker 8: I'm still getting palpitations thinking about it now, that yelling sound.
Speaker 8: But there was no sound like it was like, yeah,
Speaker 8: someone was just yelling at me, and yeah, there was
Speaker 8: no sound.
Speaker 3: But meantime, six kids are like, didn't we get miss Sharon.
Speaker 5: Real good that night?
Speaker 8: It could have been a mark up date.
Speaker 3: Dear thank you Jamie, good morning, your ghostly encounter.
Speaker 5: This is unbelievable stuff.
Speaker 19: So it was actually my grandmother was about ten twelve
Speaker 19: years ago. She had one of those CD players in
Speaker 19: her laundry and during the night, because my grandmother likes Eminem,
Speaker 19: she had a CD in there. So during the night
Speaker 19: it would play just randomly and she would have to
Speaker 19: keep getting up and turning it off. And then she
Speaker 19: had a medium come out to obviously talk to her
Speaker 19: and found out it was her mother keep turning it
Speaker 19: on because she liked it.
Speaker 18: Did you say Eminem?
Speaker 14: And all of a suddenns at it again.
Speaker 6: Oh god, Wow, that's some good stories in there.
Speaker 5: That's amazing. Wow, you sufficiently freaked out.
Speaker 6: I'm very, very freaked out, and I feel.
Speaker 5: Cold if eminem starts playing tonight.
Speaker 2: Also reassuring that goats have good taste. These horrible workplace
Speaker 2: habits and on that as well. Best call this morning
Speaker 2: reading Scinema Batcher and turn onto the beach House Boucher.
Speaker 2: Little article popped up jokes on news dot com, And
Speaker 2: you know that's where I go for all my information.
Speaker 2: Really guides me, just a list of the disgusting, horrible
Speaker 2: things that maybe your co workers are doing. I feel
Speaker 2: like this space is nov It's actually pretty good. It's
Speaker 2: actually pretty good. I'll go through some of these with you, though. Okay,
Speaker 2: my first one is taking your shoes off. Oh, calme,
Speaker 2: I work at a different workplace where a couple of
Speaker 2: people take their shoes off and doesn't even have to
Speaker 2: smell you.
Speaker 6: Just don't take your shoes off.
Speaker 3: I love it how you're like, I work at a
Speaker 3: different workplace. We all know you work at Channel seven.
Speaker 6: Mates another one eating loud food at your desk. I
Speaker 6: mean that's a no brainer, isn't it.
Speaker 3: I'm a bit of a celery fiend, so I kind
Speaker 3: of do that but I'm very conscious of it.
Speaker 6: You sound like it's bloody feeding time without sale, but.
Speaker 5: I try to be conscious of it. What do you
Speaker 5: do with your mouth shut? Yeah that's fine, thank you.
Speaker 2: People reheating food that shouldn't be reheated, in particular fish,
Speaker 2: oh no, salmon, tuner, and it stinks out the whole place.
Speaker 2: But maybe spicy foods in general.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, no, it's a good point.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We had someone in another place that I work as well,
Speaker 3: do like it, literally a roast lamb in the oven
Speaker 3: work at lunch and stunk out the whole New See.
Speaker 6: And every single workplace there's vegans. Oh yes, great, some separation,
Speaker 6: doesn't I know?
Speaker 5: It really does.
Speaker 2: And finally for me, people who when you do have
Speaker 2: your food, comment on what you're eating.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 3: I do that on that person, I go, oh, what's that?
Speaker 3: Where did that come from?
Speaker 6: What you got there?
Speaker 2: Well, clearly it's a sandwich, darek? No, for goodness sake,
Speaker 2: what do you want me to offer you a bite?
Speaker 2: I'm not going to do that.
Speaker 18: And then Jodie wants to bite Get your hands off
Speaker 18: my food.
Speaker 3: Someone snapped my head off once because I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: what have you got for lunch and she's like.
Speaker 5: Stop asking me every day what I had?
Speaker 2: And what's the way of it? You're picking it up,
Speaker 2: like catching it. It's quite heavy, isn't it. What's the
Speaker 2: texture like? It doesn't feel like on my face?
Speaker 6: And smuggler.
Speaker 18: So also on that list, was there taking your retainer
Speaker 18: out and leaving sick taking and still off and leaving
Speaker 18: them on the desk as well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, were any of those things that.
Speaker 6: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: Because when you just said before, we have a really
Speaker 2: good workplace.
Speaker 3: When you take your retainer out, it's like, can you remember.
Speaker 5: Off Ghostbusters there was that character.
Speaker 3: Called Slimer and like all the saliva just goes like
Speaker 3: across the whole city.
Speaker 5: That's literally what happens when you pull yours out.
Speaker 2: Yesla had an issue with binge eating didn't and he
Speaker 2: used to really too. Well that's good feedback. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: I'm actually going alright there if it's just a birker
Speaker 2: socks really and a death occasionally or just a randomlyas.
Speaker 5: There's a few other things.
Speaker 3: Last week, Hazy every morning comes in with a piece
Speaker 3: of toast and peanut butter in the office in the morning.
Speaker 5: Last week I watched him drop a peanut.
Speaker 3: Butter side down on the carp and no he did not.
Speaker 6: I've done.
Speaker 5: You're an animal. If it's that means it's lasting stuff.
Speaker 2: Thanks for completely turning on me in this. You are
Speaker 2: trying to have a shot at everybody else like that. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: let's go to Ryan. Good morning, Ryan.
Speaker 11: Good morning, How are you good?
Speaker 5: What does your coworker do.
Speaker 11: I've got a couple of employees that don't tell me
Speaker 11: they're going to be late until they're already five minutes late.
Speaker 11: I'm sitting there waiting for them for twenty thirty minutes
Speaker 11: every morning.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh. That infuriates me.
Speaker 2: Because if someone sends you a text maybe half an
Speaker 2: hour before they're going to be late, Ryan, it's it's
Speaker 2: instantly forgiven because you can sort of plan and prep.
Speaker 2: But when you're sitting there and they're already late and
Speaker 2: say I'm going to be late, and you go, yeah,
Speaker 2: well know, you know what, Sherlock.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's just disrespectful.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's it. I'm sitting there when I could have
Speaker 11: been going to get a coffee or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know what it says, You're not message
Speaker 3: that sends Ryan, that's essentially like saying, my time is
Speaker 3: more precious than yours.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what you're saying. Yeah, heye, Ryan.
Speaker 2: And you know why this is so ironic because most
Speaker 2: mornings Jodyoddi is late. Oh wow, but she thinks I'm
Speaker 2: not going to expose that on air because she said
Speaker 2: something along.
Speaker 6: Oh it's really disrespectful sorts of things.
Speaker 3: Listen, excuse me, Ryan, Do I never not do my job?
Speaker 5: Do I never not get things done?
Speaker 6: Excuse me?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 6: Why haven't you got Ryan all right caught up?
Speaker 3: Don't try and do everything around on me now, because
Speaker 3: that's what we did to you.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Mega.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning, How are you good? Good? Gross
Speaker 3: habits in the workplace, yes.
Speaker 5: Gross, I hope anyone hasn't just had breakfast.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I have a co worker done instead of blowing
Speaker 7: their nose, spends the day snorting.
Speaker 8: That's not that.
Speaker 17: Yeah, but all day it's like a little piggy comes
Speaker 17: in the office and we're here is all day.
Speaker 3: So I think that's what they call in the medical profession,
Speaker 3: hocking and loogie.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah yeah wow.
Speaker 2: So are you ever tempted, Megan just to give four
Speaker 2: a bit of feedback?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 16: Look, sometimes.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I'm not sure they know they're even doing.
Speaker 7: That, to be honest.
Speaker 6: That's the problem, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that is the problem.
Speaker 3: I'm now attuned to someone in our workplace in the
Speaker 3: other one who blows his nose with alarming regularity. Wow,
Speaker 3: Like I'm talking once every half an hour, Megan, I can't.
Speaker 5: I can't unhear it
Speaker 2: Now, Meg, don't get us started on hanky users.