Speaker 1: Go get you morning every day, every lady, gentleman adelaides.
Speaker 2: Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the podcast. My god,
Speaker 2: I have any excuse, will do just a reference is
Speaker 2: one of the greatest, if not of the greatest movie
Speaker 2: all time. Step Probably.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was a real life step Brother's situation happening
Speaker 3: in Italy, but that was just a family vowed excuse
Speaker 3: to play boats and who big time.
Speaker 1: It's a crotch party right up? Why don't you click
Speaker 1: on this big job stop? I'll stop it.
Speaker 3: That's cute.
Speaker 2: I remember when I had my first beer. Enjoy all right,
Speaker 2: same time? You do this with me? All right? Favorite
Speaker 2: movie of all time? One, two, three, Step Brothers, Oh
Speaker 2: my gosh, yeah, is there a better movie?
Speaker 4: I don't think that's a crotch party right up here,
Speaker 4: don't you job?
Speaker 1: That's cute.
Speaker 2: I remember when I had money for his beer, and
Speaker 2: I remember the first time I saw Stepbrother's changed my life,
Speaker 2: change My life opened up so many doors, opportunities, room
Speaker 2: for activities, all sorts.
Speaker 5: Of things, so much room for activities, And.
Speaker 2: All of a sudden you thought, maybe it's not lame
Speaker 2: to be forty years old and stuck at home, still
Speaker 2: trying to find yourself and work out what the next
Speaker 2: step is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then next minute another forty year old moves
Speaker 3: in and your best friends.
Speaker 5: Wow, how good?
Speaker 2: How ridiculous? Real life court case in Italy where this
Speaker 2: has basically happened, but it ended just a little bit
Speaker 2: pair shaped. A seventy five year old Italian mother has
Speaker 2: successfully obtained a court order to evict her forty and
Speaker 2: forty two year old son from her home. She's absolutely
Speaker 2: had enough. The retiree, reliant on her pension, labeled her
Speaker 2: sons as parasites for not contributing financially or helping around
Speaker 2: the house. So the judge ruled in favor of the mother,
Speaker 2: highlighting that while Italian parents are required to provide for
Speaker 2: their children, obligation has limits, especially when the children are
Speaker 2: over forty. It makes sense no matter what's happening and
Speaker 2: what sort of innovations you're trying to make, particularly to
Speaker 2: your bedroom if you share it with your brother, can
Speaker 2: we turn our beds in the bunk beds. We've already
Speaker 2: figured out how to do this.
Speaker 1: The best match up perfectly.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing. You'll give us so much extra space
Speaker 2: in a room to do activities. Nonetheless, if you're forty
Speaker 2: living with mom and dad, it's time to move out.
Speaker 3: It is so time, and you know, here's food for thought.
Speaker 3: Perhaps go and create your own family so you don't
Speaker 3: have to meet you off.
Speaker 1: Your mother forty is and.
Speaker 2: You thirty these days. Yeah, that's what they're saying. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: So there you go. Just an excuse for us to
Speaker 2: get right around step brothers. This is Adelade's over and
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Speaker 1: What if it's uzzy for travel? My really chat chat?
Speaker 5: It is so time for a let's go girl.
Speaker 2: Yeah the girls.
Speaker 7: Yeah, excuse me, I'm just going to kick a door down.
Speaker 3: It's so time for a chick chat. And this is
Speaker 3: where us girls get together. Hazy, you can vaguely be involved. Zoe,
Speaker 3: you're in your twenties in a newish relationship with a
Speaker 3: much younger man.
Speaker 5: Abby you're in your thirties, very much single but slaying life.
Speaker 3: I'd have to say, yeah, you are single as a
Speaker 3: pringle though you slay girl. So this week's chit chat
Speaker 3: will revolve around age gaps.
Speaker 8: And then we were just saying, I cop a lot
Speaker 8: of flak from all of you for dating it much
Speaker 8: younger man. He's two years.
Speaker 2: Younger than mentally, how.
Speaker 8: Hell usually it's criminal cooker, Absolutely, I know that's it's
Speaker 8: pretty jarring when I say out loud that he's born
Speaker 8: in the year two thousand.
Speaker 2: Do you know what it's outrageous? Is it? I spent
Speaker 2: a long time with Alex on the weekend and I
Speaker 2: was born in nineteen eighty five, But somehow it feels
Speaker 2: like we're almost the same.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 1: It was otto, you.
Speaker 2: Really scores sort of scary connection.
Speaker 8: But despite how much fun you'll make of me, it
Speaker 8: got us talking of about real age gap relationships and
Speaker 8: if we've ever been in them, what we think of them,
Speaker 8: and abs that came up that you have been in
Speaker 8: quite a big age gap relationship.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was pretty big.
Speaker 9: So it was eighteen years between myself and this gentleman
Speaker 9: big my boss's best friend at one point. Yeah, I
Speaker 9: was twenty two, he was forty. So I look back
Speaker 9: now and just yeah, way too big. I was way
Speaker 9: too young. Maybe now it might be different, but yeah,
Speaker 9: I was way too young to be with someone.
Speaker 5: Hitty treat you well, No, no, I put my hand
Speaker 5: up though.
Speaker 9: As I get older and go I caused a lot
Speaker 9: of dramas. But also, you know, him being older, you
Speaker 9: would have thought that he would have, you know, taught
Speaker 9: me how to be in an adult relationship, and that
Speaker 9: wasn't the case.
Speaker 2: Also, what you do abbe and that is for some reason,
Speaker 2: probably blame yourself. Yeah, when you were eighteen, and of
Speaker 2: course there's a lot going on for anyone who's a ten.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I just look at twenty two, you're just
Speaker 9: such a baby. I was working in hospitality. I was
Speaker 9: a terror of a person living my best life and
Speaker 9: he copped a lot of it. But also he did
Speaker 9: some pretty shady things as well.
Speaker 3: So can I ask you this, having lived through that experience,
Speaker 3: do you think that an age gap, nearly twenty year
Speaker 3: age gap can work.
Speaker 9: I've actually got friends who there's twenty years between them
Speaker 9: and they're now together. They've got twins living their best
Speaker 9: life up on the Gold Coast, So I do believe
Speaker 9: that it can work. But interestingly, we went it did
Speaker 9: some volunteering last week and I met a lovely lady
Speaker 9: she's eighty three. Her husband's ninety four. And I made
Speaker 9: a comment, I said, oh, a bit controversial, you know,
Speaker 9: having you've been together and they've been fight sixty five
Speaker 9: years or something, and she said, there's been no issue
Speaker 9: with the age gap until now because she's eighty three.
Speaker 9: She's volunteering still, she wants to go and have fun
Speaker 9: with the goals. And her husband's ninety four. He's going
Speaker 9: through some health issues and she you know, he can't drive,
Speaker 9: so she's doing all of that for him.
Speaker 5: So it's funny, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Because you think you think the age gap becomes less
Speaker 3: and less relevant the older you get. But I have
Speaker 3: never thought about that that when you get to that age, Yeah,
Speaker 3: one's mobile, the other one isn't that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because physically she was at a harvest rock on
Speaker 2: the weekend on his shoulders, but he's got some issues.
Speaker 7: I heard that she was on your shoulders at one point.
Speaker 9: It wasn't surprised, but yeah, I'm looking back now not okay.
Speaker 7: But also, you know, you go through what you go
Speaker 7: through for a reason.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I will say I think I feel like
Speaker 3: there's a little bit of a double standard with this,
Speaker 3: Like so if an older bloke gets with a younger woman,
Speaker 3: then it's like all the mates like, whereas if an older, say,
Speaker 3: cougar gets together with a younger man and it's kind
Speaker 3: of a little bit frowned upon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not sure how well representing the male species.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how well supported is if you're going
Speaker 2: out with someone who's vastly younger. For I don't think
Speaker 2: we're all sent around.
Speaker 3: Going yeah, okay, don't even make that noise again.
Speaker 2: Made to forty and they're going out with twenty two
Speaker 2: year old. I don't think we're all getting together, is that?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, my boss said to him, you leave her alone
Speaker 9: and do not go near her, and he obviously didn't listen.
Speaker 5: I just couldn't resist you, abs.
Speaker 8: It can work though these relationships, So yeah, I mean dependent.
Speaker 8: I think every situation is different, but it'd be nice
Speaker 8: to hear.
Speaker 3: Yes you would thirteen twenty four ten. Are you in
Speaker 3: a relationship with a significant age gap?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And has it worked? Because I'm sure, like you said, so,
Speaker 2: this is probably maybe even bigger age yea restrict gaps whatever, that's.
Speaker 5: Absolutely worked, So love to hear from you.
Speaker 2: We do have an Amazon Elektra Echo Pop smart speaker
Speaker 2: to give away as well for the best call.
Speaker 5: Really nice. Now you go back into your box and
Speaker 5: please do some traffic. Thank you you girls.
Speaker 2: Next thirteen twenty four ten Big gaps in a relationship?
Speaker 2: How big are they? And can it actually work? We'd
Speaker 2: love to take your calls.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Lisa. Good morning, good morning. What's the gap? Lise?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 10: Where eleven years apart? So I'm forty.
Speaker 5: And he's fifty one, right, okay? And does it work?
Speaker 6: It does?
Speaker 10: We've been together. I first met him when I was
Speaker 10: twenty nine, so yeah, we've both been married before, had
Speaker 10: children with other partners, and now we've got a beautiful
Speaker 10: little two year old daughter of our own.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So it is a blended family, now, is it.
Speaker 10: It's a blended family. So his son lives with us,
Speaker 10: my daughter lives with us. They're both fifteen. Yeah, and
Speaker 10: then our little two year old Daisy.
Speaker 5: Okay, Lisa, you happy?
Speaker 10: Yeah? So so happy. So like I'm a vet nurse
Speaker 10: now I feel like my career is he supported me
Speaker 10: in doing everything that I've wanted to do. I haven't
Speaker 10: found the age gap a problem at all, because back
Speaker 10: to his maturity, it probably, yeah, has helped along the way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess there is a bit to be said
Speaker 3: by the fact that they do say that men mature
Speaker 3: a little slower than women.
Speaker 2: So very.
Speaker 10: I think we're definitely have met in the middle there.
Speaker 10: I feel like I'm obviously very mature and he's quite immature.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: Isn't that incredible? Lisa? My wife is younger than me,
Speaker 2: but I mean mentally she's so much older. She is
Speaker 2: so much.
Speaker 5: Indeed, thanks so much, Lisa, thanks for you call. Let's
Speaker 5: go to Steph. Good morning, Steph. What's the age gap?
Speaker 6: Good morning? There was seven years between.
Speaker 5: Us, right, and are you still together?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 6: So I was sixteen and he was twenty three.
Speaker 7: Wow, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 2: Okay, So when you start to go into those sort
Speaker 2: of details, that's when it can get a little bit tricky.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So what sort of problems did you encounter, Steph?
Speaker 6: So he don't really want to do anything, so I
Speaker 6: kind of lost out like a lot of like my
Speaker 6: youth in a way. Yeah. So yeah, just because there
Speaker 6: was that much of an age gap.
Speaker 5: And where did you meet?
Speaker 6: At a bus stop? Right, Brandon, I should have been
Speaker 6: a bread flag in itself. For twenty three year old.
Speaker 7: At a and how long? So you were sixteen when
Speaker 7: you met? How long were you together?
Speaker 6: We were together about six years?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 3: Right, okay, so he's heading into thirties territory in your
Speaker 3: early twenties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so when you look back, Steph, like, how much
Speaker 2: I mean, do you regret the situation? When you look
Speaker 2: back and say, well, I learned a lot in that
Speaker 2: little period of my life.
Speaker 6: I mean some days I regret it. Some days I'm
Speaker 6: figured that I've learned a lot from it. I mean
Speaker 6: I got my first son out of it, so I
Speaker 6: can't regret that too much. Yeah, but yeah, definitely like
Speaker 6: now having kids, if any of my daughters came home
Speaker 6: with a twenty three year old, I guess yeah, definitely
Speaker 6: have a lot of red flags there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 5: All right, thank you so much, Steph. Thanks for the
Speaker 5: well when Kylie.
Speaker 6: Is good morning morning.
Speaker 3: Ooh, this is a woman after your own heart.
Speaker 5: Eighteen year age gap babs yea love it? Yes, okay.
Speaker 11: So so we've been together for almost eleven years yep,
Speaker 11: Mary coming up six years?
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 6: We have three kids together? Are we thirty seven? This
Speaker 6: coming Wednesday?
Speaker 11: And he's just turned fifty five in July this year.
Speaker 7: So how when did you meet? What age did you meet?
Speaker 11: I met him when I was I want to say twenty.
Speaker 3: Seven, okay, and he was how old then he would
Speaker 3: have been any late?
Speaker 2: Right? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Okay, yep A.
Speaker 11: Right, it does work.
Speaker 6: It can work.
Speaker 11: I think that age is only an issue if you
Speaker 11: make it an issue. It's not an issue for us,
Speaker 11: has never been an issue for us. It's never come
Speaker 11: up in conversation. I just think if you click and
Speaker 11: you work and you love each other, then the age
Speaker 11: is irrelevant. I think.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I guess, I mean that was quite thought
Speaker 3: provoking what you were saying before, because at one point
Speaker 3: he's going to be, say eight, and you'll be eighty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And do you think that's a cut off, Carle?
Speaker 2: Is that when you're like.
Speaker 11: Before, I'm thirty seven, So I'm not really thinking about
Speaker 11: when I'm eighty.
Speaker 2: I'm so true, just living in the moment.
Speaker 7: That's nice, all right?
Speaker 9: So maybe I need to go back on the dating
Speaker 9: apps and extend the age bracket a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah as well? I mean, how dare we suggest that
Speaker 2: love knows any sort of rules?
Speaker 10: You know what?
Speaker 2: I bounce? No boundaries? Love has no sense of timing
Speaker 2: as well, sometimes just jumps up and hits you right.
Speaker 1: In the face.
Speaker 9: Maybe because I'm so much more mature now, maybe it
Speaker 9: would work like who knows, I wouldn't have thought.
Speaker 2: But also maybe not there you go, thank you so
Speaker 2: much for the cause. Can continue the conversation as well.
Speaker 2: Text line is open for double nine one nine.
Speaker 3: Nice variety of calls here as well, except for Abby
Speaker 3: X because he's not welcome to.
Speaker 7: JAMPI let Sophie's not listening.
Speaker 5: Well, hazy.
Speaker 3: Our next guest will host a show that has the
Speaker 3: hottest bombshell head turners that will be joining the cast
Speaker 3: with Love Island Australia returns for a fifth season. It's
Speaker 3: six o'clock, it's on nine now and this is the
Speaker 3: beautiful host of it, Sophie Month.
Speaker 5: Good morning, oh, good morning guys. Okay, Love Island Australia.
Speaker 3: It just it appears to be a show about a
Speaker 3: lot of hot people and bikinis and right lot of skin,
Speaker 3: you know what.
Speaker 12: That's kind of how they promote it, But it's not
Speaker 12: about that. It's honestly about relationships and yeah it's not
Speaker 12: as sexy as it looks. I think it's that's just
Speaker 12: the brand, right, But once you watch it, you get
Speaker 12: so invested. Like I found, either people have watched Love
Speaker 12: Island and they're addicted and obsessed, or they have not
Speaker 12: watched it at all.
Speaker 2: Is it a place, Sophie to find a genuine true love?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean we throw so much at them, you know,
Speaker 12: really test their relationship, which helps them in the outside world.
Speaker 12: It could take three years to realize that about a person.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So it's pretty intense, and we've got a lot of
Speaker 12: beautiful apples out of it, and it's just so emotional
Speaker 12: and it's hilarious this season too. So if you haven't
Speaker 12: watched Love is One, watched this one, you know, I'd
Speaker 12: say this one is my father bear.
Speaker 5: Has there been any Love Island babies?
Speaker 12: No, there has been talk about it, Claudia and Austin.
Speaker 12: Everyone's saying you've got to have a baby because it's
Speaker 12: so bloody good looking as well. Yeah, so yeah, I
Speaker 12: wouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 2: It's around the corner watch this phase.
Speaker 3: The other thing I wanted to ask you about, You've
Speaker 3: been doing a movie called Zombie Plane with Vanilla Ice
Speaker 3: for goodness sake, What was.
Speaker 12: He like awesome. His name's Robert. Robert.
Speaker 2: It's awesome.
Speaker 12: He was so cool to work with and worked really hard.
Speaker 12: And then Chack Norris is in the movie too. I know,
Speaker 12: So I mean zombie playing. You know what's happening with
Speaker 12: the zombies on the plane? Ye, that's like it's that
Speaker 12: kind of a comedy, you know, a little bit horror comedy.
Speaker 12: It's just my other movie that i'd watched.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm yeah, and insert the Chuck Norris jokes, like
Speaker 2: zombies offered their brains to Chuck Norris or something like that.
Speaker 12: Yes, exactly. Yeah, it's funny because Vanilla Ice is the
Speaker 12: reason he added One Hit Wonder is because he's secretly
Speaker 12: working for the CIA and each that's why we had
Speaker 12: a one hit Wonder. Yeah, got the job is that?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It is very good.
Speaker 3: Okay, So was it film not an actual plane or
Speaker 3: it was just a set that looked like a plane.
Speaker 5: How do these things work?
Speaker 12: Yeah, so it's like a bretend plane. They build it
Speaker 12: and then yeah, just change it from economy to all
Speaker 12: the time. Like, yes, that's like a set, but it
Speaker 12: looks so real.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, that's are you playing the role of a hostess.
Speaker 3: I'm so fascinated with this film.
Speaker 12: No, it's funny because it was written as Kelly but
Speaker 12: then they changed it to me. But she's a bit
Speaker 12: of a bitch my character, but I'm actually playing. Yeah,
Speaker 12: my name is Sophie Monk in it.
Speaker 2: Oh wow. Yeah, that's so I got.
Speaker 12: Bad at acting. I'm really in trouble.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly her role for you, Sophie. You I can't
Speaker 2: play that role.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The other thing I wanted to ask you about because
Speaker 3: I've been talking to your Instagram and you've done a
Speaker 3: video about what's in your handbag and the first thing
Speaker 3: you pull out is a random hair extension.
Speaker 12: Well are you sticking one as well? But they just
Speaker 12: sometimes they brush your hair and they fall out. Yeah,
Speaker 12: so yeah, I just keep it there in case, you know,
Speaker 12: the headress can put it back in. I also have
Speaker 12: nipple covers in my bag, Like, mine's a mess because
Speaker 12: I've seen these girls do it from clothes and they're like,
Speaker 12: and I've got this lip class. I was like, no,
Speaker 12: you should see my handbag. It's a mess of a thing.
Speaker 12: But apparently it says a lot about a woman if
Speaker 12: you look in their handbag, And I was like, yes,
Speaker 12: that makes sense. Mine is chaotic and be crazy.
Speaker 3: So you've got your nipple covers stack stuck to the
Speaker 3: back of your mobile phone. There is that, Like I'm
Speaker 3: trying to think of a scenario where I go, where's
Speaker 3: my nipple covers?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, so I just leapt it on the back of
Speaker 12: my phone because they stick there and that keeps them quaint.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, little hack feel or you.
Speaker 2: Go, where's my phone? Where's my phone? It's covering my nipples,
Speaker 2: so trying to.
Speaker 3: Talk and her phone's on her boob. But the thing
Speaker 3: I've heard about your nipples, Sophia is that they can
Speaker 3: send a text.
Speaker 5: It's amazing, Sophie.
Speaker 3: We can't wait to see the new series of Love
Speaker 3: All in Australia. It's on six o'clock on nine now.
Speaker 3: As always, it's a pleasure to talk to you and
Speaker 3: find out just how clever your boobs are.
Speaker 12: Oh, thank you so much, talent.
Speaker 2: Cheers, Sophie, thank you. Women have crazy things in their handbags.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so. I think every woman's got at
Speaker 3: least one item that's.
Speaker 1: A little bit weird.
Speaker 5: You're right, Maybe have table salt in my really, yeah.
Speaker 2: Just because you know, you never know, you never know
Speaker 2: when you need some salt.
Speaker 5: Well, that's exactly right.
Speaker 3: And because with my other job, I'm always on the
Speaker 3: run and I have to sometimes eat in my car,
Speaker 3: so I always need table salt, don't you salty?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Years where you're waking up to Adelaide.
Speaker 6: Creaking news.
Speaker 1: What's the news today? Snooziness?
Speaker 5: Basically so much information on the internet.
Speaker 3: We just break it down top three stories that you
Speaker 3: need to know this morning, the first one being We've
Speaker 3: had a cracking weekend in Adelaide. And it's interesting because
Speaker 3: we touched on this before, but we have this reputation
Speaker 3: for cramming everything into one month. Not so anymore. I
Speaker 3: don't think it is October and we had thirty thousand
Speaker 3: people in the Parklands for Harvest.
Speaker 5: Rock over the weekend.
Speaker 2: We're doing things.
Speaker 5: We're doing stuff. World Solar Challenge on Friday.
Speaker 3: What about those crazy cats jumping in the fountain after
Speaker 3: they won?
Speaker 2: Probably still going right now. Yeah, to bet your crazy cat.
Speaker 5: I've always said we will solar. People know how to party.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, you said the Christmas party out of control?
Speaker 3: Rageous Sam Smith on Saturday night apparently went off.
Speaker 5: News reader Abby was there.
Speaker 9: I went it was full on but loved it. They
Speaker 9: did just such an amazing It was just amazing. When
Speaker 9: you say full on, was it not safe for work?
Speaker 6: Full on?
Speaker 7: All there was a.
Speaker 9: Clear distinction between they were in a happy relationship and
Speaker 9: then they were not. Went through Yeah, then they were not.
Speaker 9: Then they went through a breakup. So yeah, there was
Speaker 9: you know, nipple tassels and stockings and things.
Speaker 3: And that was just from you in rows.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I decided to get my little bum out. But anyway, yeah, no,
Speaker 9: but it was fantastic, really really good.
Speaker 7: Sold out. Yeah and water Voice, Yes voice incredible.
Speaker 3: Coming up very soon, veylo five hundred. We've got the
Speaker 3: Christmas pageant this weekend was Asia is on the Lucky
Speaker 3: Dumpling Market.
Speaker 5: It's all happening.
Speaker 2: They're good on us. Yeah, that's why that's why I
Speaker 2: don't undrestmate, Adelaide, because we all come up and we'll
Speaker 2: botcher m a on the bum you USI the Matilda's
Speaker 2: played the Philippines. They got over the world.
Speaker 1: I couldn't think eight zip.
Speaker 2: It's not bad, is it?
Speaker 5: Unbelievable?
Speaker 2: Got the Patrick Sampa as well as Caitlin Ford. So
Speaker 2: that's three goals each, which is just outrageous. What was
Speaker 2: really awesome though, I was well in front of a
Speaker 2: crowd in Perth of fifty one thousand, one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty five, the first time a woman's sporting event has
Speaker 2: sold our Perth Stadium. Well done and such is almost
Speaker 2: I mean, I wouldn't expect anything less now from the Matiudas.
Speaker 3: No, but I am loving sick watching the ride that
Speaker 3: these girls are on. Like post World Cup, it took off,
Speaker 3: it took everyone by surprise and by storm, and now
Speaker 3: they're just continuing to entertain crowds with just some thrilling
Speaker 3: soccer and it is so so.
Speaker 7: Good to watch.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to seeing them spank Chinese Taipei on Wednesday night.
Speaker 2: Real bums go tillis.
Speaker 9: Now no surprises for us, I think, but probably the
Speaker 9: rest of Australia in the world. But Adelaide has been
Speaker 9: mentioned in a Wall Street Journal article basically saying, forget
Speaker 9: the Eastern States, Adelaide is one of Australia's coolest cities.
Speaker 7: You are right, which is I think pretty cool.
Speaker 9: So you know, they basically spoke about our really good
Speaker 9: restaurants and our food and produce. They spoke about our
Speaker 9: lush park lands and how beautiful the city is, and
Speaker 9: then they also spoke about the Adelaide Hills and the
Speaker 9: fact that it's not very far from the city at all,
Speaker 9: So that's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: I think that is outstanding. I always say as well
Speaker 2: for people who because I'm from the ass I'm from
Speaker 2: New South Wales originally, if anyone at home is bagging Adelaide,
Speaker 2: that's because I've never been here. In exactly, that's what
Speaker 2: you do. You bag Adelaide until you get here and
Speaker 2: you go, oh wow, it's actually really cool.
Speaker 9: It was funny when I moved home or made the
Speaker 9: announcement I was moving home and so many people I'm
Speaker 9: friends with up in Queensland went, oh, I have to
Speaker 9: come down. We'd love to go to barosso you know,
Speaker 9: we have to come down and visit. So they just
Speaker 9: have no idea until they get here what we have
Speaker 9: on offer. And if they come on a weekend like
Speaker 9: we've just had where there's a sellout for Sam Smith,
Speaker 9: there's thirty thousand people at Harvest Rock.
Speaker 7: We do some pretty magical things.
Speaker 3: I think it's bigger than that, Like our lifestyle is
Speaker 3: so amazing. You've got the hills ten minutes away. You've
Speaker 3: got the beach ten minutes that way. It takes me
Speaker 3: seven minutes to drive to work, albeit at at four am,
Speaker 3: well not four.
Speaker 2: For a coffee from hour and half.
Speaker 3: I could not talk up this state enough, but I
Speaker 3: refrained from doing so because I don't want more people
Speaker 3: to gum here.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's the thing, isn't it. Yeah, but can't stress
Speaker 2: that enough, you wankers from New South Wales. That's maybe
Speaker 2: converted news. That's a post it snooze news for the
Speaker 2: six fifteen.
Speaker 5: Vending machine US very easy, just three questions.
Speaker 3: You just have to get navigate your way to the
Speaker 3: third one. Get that right, and then you get a
Speaker 3: crack at the vending machine. Right.
Speaker 2: Then you're in paradise, my friends. Yeah, as so long
Speaker 2: as you avoid the chips are please avoid the chips.
Speaker 5: Vending machine went to Harvest Rock on the weekend.
Speaker 2: Should have seen it as well. At one stage it
Speaker 2: was on Fitzy shoulders. Yeah, and you know I was
Speaker 2: rooting to get on Fitzy shoulders for a long time.
Speaker 2: I was campaigning for that, I know. And look over, no, no,
Speaker 2: no no, I got to saw back and look over
Speaker 2: and the venue machine is on combined it was about
Speaker 2: twelve foot nine.
Speaker 3: Listen, it was a big snort from me, wasn't it
Speaker 3: like solid snort?
Speaker 2: Apologies for that, Nicole from Cleavia.
Speaker 1: Sorry Nicole.
Speaker 2: Nicole specifically requested before she came a snort free zone,
Speaker 2: and here we are.
Speaker 5: Sorry, Nicole. How are you feeling this morning?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 1: You're good?
Speaker 5: Have you got your ironer prize?
Speaker 2: Ah?
Speaker 6: Not really?
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, let's crack into it. Question number one.
Speaker 5: Who is the lead singer of pop group Maroon five?
Speaker 11: Adam Lovin?
Speaker 5: That would be him.
Speaker 2: She hasn't slid into your DM's bony, chance has Nicole?
Speaker 2: Now we'll check you, okay.
Speaker 3: Question number two, Nicole, the twenty twenty four Summer Olympics
Speaker 3: will be held in which city? This is a multiple
Speaker 3: choice A Los Angeles, B Paris, C.
Speaker 2: Brisbane, D Koudimundra E Keith.
Speaker 6: Don't they say there was going to be in Paris?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: That was the desk just about to buzz you out there?
Speaker 2: It was right there. Milliseconds in that.
Speaker 3: One really was okay? Third question, you get this right?
Speaker 3: You get to go at the vending machine. It's an
Speaker 3: audio question. This famous quote is from which movie.
Speaker 1: My Mama always said life was like a box of
Speaker 1: choc let's.
Speaker 2: You never know what you're going to get. Goodness. I
Speaker 2: am Oh look at that Forest' one of the great movies.
Speaker 2: What about Jenny who Forest Gump as well?
Speaker 5: Jenny?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jenny, be like, hey, Forrest, I just slept with
Speaker 2: three hundred blokes at one time and now I'm exhausted.
Speaker 2: Can you come pick me up? And Forest to be like? Okay,
Speaker 2: there he was blind lovel.
Speaker 5: Okay. I need a letter between A and C please.
Speaker 3: B b okay, and a number between two and six
Speaker 3: six B six, Thank you producer.
Speaker 2: And a good feeling about this combination.
Speaker 5: There, I've got a bad feeling about the vening.
Speaker 2: Oh there goes the vening Machane's face, just like it
Speaker 2: was off on the weekend.
Speaker 5: Alright, Nicole, Oh very nice.
Speaker 3: You want to double pass to the veil ADELAIE five
Speaker 3: hundred Friday After Race concert series featuring Carl Cox and
Speaker 3: Eric Pale's Mobile Disco.
Speaker 6: Oh amazing, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: So so good. You can buy tickets at ticker Tech. However,
Speaker 3: you don't need to, Nicole, You're off, You're on your way.
Speaker 6: Amazing, Thank you so much. Guys, I really.
Speaker 5: Appreciate it, very nice.
Speaker 2: Enjoy what do you have for Adam on the vein?
Speaker 5: Keep one eye open.
Speaker 2: Good stuff. It's a really good promise. By the way,
Speaker 2: that's great.
Speaker 1: That's a job. Job, a terrible job.
Speaker 2: Led it fearlessly, courageously. Yeah, sometimes brutally by news reader
Speaker 2: Abbey morning accent, good.
Speaker 3: Morning, And I do enjoy it when she walks into
Speaker 3: the studio and says to us, this could get me fired,
Speaker 3: and We're like, just.
Speaker 5: Go for it, mate, I'm worried about today. Back yourself in.
Speaker 2: She's so worried, how you too, sit down, shut up
Speaker 2: and just feel the wrath of the joke. I'm about
Speaker 2: to tell well, straight yourselves in.
Speaker 3: And then she's like, is yours clean? I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 3: money is? You're like yeah, money is. You're like, oh god,
Speaker 3: mine's not.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Abby's like, I'm not saying mine's dirty, but it's illegal
Speaker 2: in seventeen countries to tell this job.
Speaker 9: Essentially, yes, well, I guess I'll kick it off. Then
Speaker 9: I think, yeah, you guys go first.
Speaker 2: Okay, crazy stuff guys. And I'm now at the age
Speaker 2: of thirty eight, so I'm just trying to broaden my
Speaker 2: eyes and get into some new activities and such. So
Speaker 2: I want to start making my own honey. Oh so
Speaker 2: first step, he's got to get some beans. Yeah, won't you.
Speaker 2: So I went to the place where you actually buy
Speaker 2: bees because I want to set up a hive and everything,
Speaker 2: and you usually buy sort of twelve at a time,
Speaker 2: so you get a dozen. So I went to the
Speaker 2: bee man, said she give me a dozen bees and
Speaker 2: he said no. Took the bees home and there was
Speaker 2: an extra one in there, so there was thirteen bees.
Speaker 2: And I felt little bit bad because they're quite expensive.
Speaker 2: So I caught him up and said, mate, there's an
Speaker 2: extra being here. Is this all right? He said, no,
Speaker 2: that's that's fine. It's a little freebie, freebie abs, it's
Speaker 2: a free free bed. Joe's what do you got done?
Speaker 5: Okay? So this is a bit of a sad one today.
Speaker 3: My mum died when we couldn't remember her blood type,
Speaker 3: and as she died, she kept telling us to be positive.
Speaker 5: But it's really hard without her.
Speaker 9: A little blood type joke on colleen, She's all right,
Speaker 9: no colleens, little bloody death jokes. Alrighty, well after that,
Speaker 9: this is probably not appropriate, but anyway, so my friend
Speaker 9: good so my friend works at the zoo and he's
Speaker 9: actually responsible for circumcising the elephants.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I didn't know such a practice happened.
Speaker 9: It pays pretty lousy, but the tips are huge.
Speaker 1: Wow, being a ride.
Speaker 7: On weekend sports.
Speaker 4: That song I Do Love Myself is that song about me?
Speaker 4: Me singing about myself.
Speaker 2: I love myself and I touched myself kiss me.
Speaker 4: What a weekend of sport. Unbelievable stuff so much around.
Speaker 4: Let's start with the soccer last night. Having the Matilda's
Speaker 4: not just transform the way they play, but transform the
Speaker 4: perception of women's sport and soccer in this country. They're
Speaker 4: probably the best side I think nationally in terms of
Speaker 4: bringing everyone together. Yeah, sixty thousand fans last night, eight
Speaker 4: miil against the Philippines' breathtaking.
Speaker 3: I said this to Hazy this morning. I am loving
Speaker 3: this ride. Sick like watching women's sport. And you know
Speaker 3: I'm presented on ten News the other night and we
Speaker 3: led with soccer. Never in my lifetime has that ever happened?
Speaker 3: Have we led with women's soccer? Well?
Speaker 4: Just think as well, how many young girls now and
Speaker 4: boys are going to be playing football, soccer and saying
Speaker 4: I'm going to be Sam Kerr or caitlin Ford in
Speaker 4: the backyard just wouldn't have happened.
Speaker 1: It's just five years ago.
Speaker 5: But also watching it last night, it's so good to watch. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's so entertaining. Their foot skills.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know way more about soccer than I do,
Speaker 3: but their foot skills seem elite, Like it's so good.
Speaker 2: They're great mussel hat trick for cartlin Ford and Sam Carer.
Speaker 2: Like you mentioned, we've been.
Speaker 5: Training it this all week and the first game we
Speaker 5: had a.
Speaker 8: Few things to work on, but no, I think everyone
Speaker 8: just came out here and gave one.
Speaker 2: Hundred percent, ten percent. Sure I would have taken eight
Speaker 2: zip as well, just quickly equivalent recond Is that like
Speaker 2: beating an AFL side two on and fifty mil?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's I was going to say twenty goal win,
Speaker 4: but it might be more than that, might be at
Speaker 4: thirty goal. Speaking of which, Adelaide United last night and the
Speaker 4: man let's give them a shout out sick Zip against Melbourne.
Speaker 1: City Nesta Roy.
Speaker 2: How's the backflip celebration? It's just ridiculous and obviously big, giant,
Speaker 2: outrageously bright future, so we'll just soak it up and
Speaker 2: enjoy nessary still.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he might be here for maybe twelve more months
Speaker 4: if we're lucky, and then he's onwards and upwards from there.
Speaker 3: When you played for Centrals, did you ever do a
Speaker 3: backflip to celebrate a goal?
Speaker 2: I did a couple of backflips at Mad Monday. That
Speaker 2: was one man that's not very off and too much
Speaker 2: of an outrageous direction. I remember a bit of a
Speaker 2: mad Choose and a big bog by named Jason Bucket
Speaker 2: Mackenzie were at the Sugar or Sugar and we'll pretending
Speaker 2: to be gymnasts in between two pool tables, and Buckets
Speaker 2: over rotated and fell on his face and they had
Speaker 2: to get the ambulance. You know, we thought that he
Speaker 2: oh my evenly thought that he died. He started convulsing
Speaker 2: and all sorts of things.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, that was supposed to be a fun little story.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here we are and it's okay.
Speaker 2: Buckwards is fine. But then we had the photo the
Speaker 2: next day, like the premiership photo, and he looked like
Speaker 2: the elephant man. Anyway, there's a message and all that
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what it is. Are you bringing little
Speaker 2: AFO W rap Crows.
Speaker 4: What a win, fantastic. I mean they were trailing pretty
Speaker 4: much from start to finish until the final ninety seconds.
Speaker 4: What a game one of them again, they just find
Speaker 4: away the Crows women guarantees I finished top two, so
Speaker 4: a really good result and Port Adelaide unfortunately not the
Speaker 4: result they wanted. They go down by eight points. They
Speaker 4: led it three quarter time. So mixed results over the weekend,
Speaker 4: but the Crows women again looked like they could definitely
Speaker 4: win the flag.
Speaker 3: It was really interesting last week when Cane Corn gill
Speaker 3: Mate came out and said not enough scrutiny on the
Speaker 3: Port Adelaide Football Club women's at all, Like if that
Speaker 3: was men's and they were getting thumped the way they're
Speaker 3: getting vumped, they would be under the pump.
Speaker 7: Maybe.
Speaker 4: I think second season though hard like first season, there
Speaker 4: was definitely a lot of forgiveness. I mean they will
Speaker 4: put together basically three weeks before the season. This season
Speaker 4: may be a little bit more scrutiny comes their way.
Speaker 4: I still think they probably need another year to bet
Speaker 4: it in get their squad together, so I'm prepared to
Speaker 4: forgive them a little bit more. But that said, one win,
Speaker 4: one draw for the season, they'd be disappointed.
Speaker 2: Alright, ready, you know what time it is. Continue the
Speaker 2: tradition that is, just injecting a bit of humor on
Speaker 2: a Monday morning.
Speaker 4: All right, are you ready?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 2: Keep a little bit of reverse gas, saying right, you're ready,
Speaker 2: You're ready?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 4: Why aren't kowhala is considered bears because they don't have
Speaker 4: the qualifications?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, well she's not telling it something.
Speaker 2: We touched it on Friday. Thank you ready for stopping by.
Speaker 1: Pleasure, Thanks Joe's thanks, hazy.
Speaker 10: At you totally you built a time machine.
Speaker 2: It's hazy on this daisy. Welcome to Monday. An opportunity
Speaker 2: for you just to put the pass behind you. When
Speaker 2: I say the past, I directly I'm talking about the weekend.
Speaker 2: Don't worry about it. We'll all have slip up. Sure
Speaker 2: you're slipping up more than usual, but look from here
Speaker 2: on then, for the next five days, just keep it
Speaker 2: on the straight and arrow before we stuff up again
Speaker 2: on the weekend.
Speaker 5: It's all about redemption.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's go for a little trip down Remley Lane
Speaker 2: via on this day, e the thirtieth of October. Let's
Speaker 2: get back to nineteen eighty three, three day movies were
Speaker 2: screened for the first time on Australian television on Channel ten.
Speaker 7: And wasn't everyone freaked out.
Speaker 1: About three D?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you had those ridiculous classes like red and blue. Yeah,
Speaker 2: whoa is it real? I know I can see it.
Speaker 2: I want to touch it.
Speaker 3: They made me feel so nauseous, sick to the stomach,
Speaker 3: really gross, just did weird stuff to.
Speaker 5: My eyes that missed witness tummy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well when did they come out? I come, I
Speaker 2: see it out there and bang, I keep on hitting out.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't think they were as popular as
Speaker 2: people thought it would be.
Speaker 3: No, it didn't really take it. And then you had
Speaker 3: the IMAX as well, and O my god.
Speaker 2: All sorts of Yeah, I'm ax is quite outrageous. And
Speaker 2: then you see this thing that's over in Vegas, the
Speaker 2: Big Sphere. Oh my gosh, what's that about. That's a
Speaker 2: new experience. It's like this giant sphere where it's a
Speaker 2: big television screen basically, and you come inside this thing
Speaker 2: and it's just ridiculous. Wow, I'll show it to you
Speaker 2: in just a second. Nineteen eighty seven, we got this
Speaker 2: classic from George Michaels, Got to Happen beautiful song from
Speaker 2: a beautiful, wholesome character. Wait wait, I'm googling George Michael
Speaker 2: and well what I never knew?
Speaker 5: Fight in public toilets keep going on?
Speaker 2: So strange, strange anyway. Twenty eleven, The Twilight Saga Breaking Down,
Speaker 2: Part one, starring Kristin Stewart Robert Pattinson, premiered at the
Speaker 2: Rome Film Festival.
Speaker 10: Hello, I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to introduce
Speaker 10: myself last week.
Speaker 6: From Edward Cohen.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, wasn't the Twilight Saga just an absolute institution?
Speaker 5: And if you weren't around it, then you weren't quite cool?
Speaker 2: We're yeah, and I was never around it.
Speaker 5: It was a were wolfy thing.
Speaker 2: No thing was were wolf via vampire. Yeah, who wins
Speaker 2: that battle? I don't know, Oh my gosh, because vampires
Speaker 2: are quite athletic, but there wolves may. Once they get
Speaker 2: hold of something, they get lockjaw and they're on your
Speaker 2: big teeth, real big teeth.
Speaker 7: Once they clamp down.
Speaker 5: Lookout.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not even a vampire can shed that pipe no
Speaker 2: one saw in October thirty. In twenty twelve, We Are
Speaker 2: Never Getting Back Together by Taylor Swift, Hands up. If
Speaker 2: you've been a lady in a relationship and you feel
Speaker 2: like you're being burnt and you've just belted this song out.
Speaker 7: Yeah go sisterhood.
Speaker 2: Jode's understandably. Matthew Perry dominating the headlines.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm just probably one of the biggest stars on
Speaker 3: the planet. Passed away very sadly on the weekend.
Speaker 5: He was just fifty four. My goodness.
Speaker 3: So mixed reports that he had a heart attack after
Speaker 3: two hours of playing that pickleball that they play over there.
Speaker 3: Other reports say he drowned in the spa. So authorities
Speaker 3: didn't find any illegal drugs, but they found antidepressants, anti
Speaker 3: anxiety drugs and their cop the drug which is for
Speaker 3: his common lung disease that he had. His family have
Speaker 3: released a statement. They said they're devastated by the loss
Speaker 3: of their son and brother. He made ninety million dollars
Speaker 3: doing Friends over ten years. Warner Brothers still gets a
Speaker 3: billion dollars a year just from the reruns, and the
Speaker 3: cars get two percent of that, so he was just
Speaker 3: making twenty million dollars a year just from that alone.
Speaker 3: But well documented, he struggled with addiction. He could never
Speaker 3: really find peace, which is quite often the case with
Speaker 3: these people whould make other people laugh, but just can't
Speaker 3: seem to find that inner piece. But here are some
Speaker 3: of his finest moments on Friends Now.
Speaker 5: It was my beating suit from high school. I was
Speaker 5: a little bigger then.
Speaker 1: Oh I thought that's what they used to cover Connecticut
Speaker 1: when it rained.
Speaker 2: Hold on, there's something different. I went to that tanning
Speaker 2: place your wife suggested.
Speaker 1: Was that place the sun?
Speaker 5: And then the other day on the subway, a woman
Speaker 5: accidentally sat on my hand.
Speaker 10: Dude, don't rub my face in you're a crazy single life.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm going to go to the bathroom. Will you
Speaker 1: watch my phone?
Speaker 7: Why don't you just take it with you?
Speaker 2: Hey, we haven't been on a second date. She needs
Speaker 2: to hear me pee.
Speaker 1: Why don't you just call her? I can't call her.
Speaker 1: I left the message I have some pride, do you no? Rain?
Speaker 2: We're are here absolutely King of psydecast Yeah so good.
Speaker 3: So I was doing some research on his love life
Speaker 3: because I was like, was he even married?
Speaker 5: Did he have kids?
Speaker 3: Which the answer to that is no. He dated Neve
Speaker 3: Campbell and Julia Roberts back in the day. In his memoir,
Speaker 3: he said that he broke off every significant relationship because
Speaker 3: he wanted to jump first. So he thought, I'm going
Speaker 3: to get my heart broken. I'm not good enough, and
Speaker 3: so he pulled the pin before they Gwyneth.
Speaker 5: Poultrow, they also dated.
Speaker 3: She said, I met Matthew Perry in nineteen ninety three
Speaker 3: at the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts. We were both
Speaker 3: there for summer doing plays. He was funny and sweet.
Speaker 3: We swim and creeks, had beers in the local college bar,
Speaker 3: kissed in a field of long grass. It was a
Speaker 3: magical summer. Maggie Wheeler, who play Janis on Friends as well,
Speaker 3: paid tribute, saying the world will miss you, Matthew Perry.
Speaker 3: The joy you brought just so many in your life.
Speaker 3: Too short lifetime will live on. Stilm Were Blair wrote,
Speaker 3: my oldest boyfriend. All of us loved Matthew Perry, and
Speaker 3: I did, especially every day.
Speaker 5: I loved him unconditionally.
Speaker 2: Wow. What an absolute institution.
Speaker 5: Friends was Yeah, unbelievable.
Speaker 3: And Adele paused her Vegas show to pay tribute to
Speaker 3: Matthew Perry on Saturday Night as well. So the world
Speaker 3: mourns the loss of someone who, from all accounts was sweet, funny,
Speaker 3: kind and beautiful to be around.
Speaker 1: H