Speaker 1: Hey, guys, I want to talk mobile phones. They can
Speaker 1: you did you got a shiny new one? They can
Speaker 1: get you into trouble every now and then with errant
Speaker 1: texts and the.
Speaker 2: Like what's your reals? Used to do media training for
Speaker 2: the footballers.
Speaker 3: It pertains more to social media.
Speaker 1: But I would always say, if you have to ask yourself,
Speaker 1: should I post this?
Speaker 3: Don't?
Speaker 1: So you could apply that to a text, Should I
Speaker 1: text this?
Speaker 2: Don't?
Speaker 3: This is more around voicemails.
Speaker 1: I thought voicemails were dead d ed because people are
Speaker 1: texting in the first instance, right to check in to
Speaker 1: do something.
Speaker 4: But they do this thing now where remember you used
Speaker 4: to have to call one oh one and go through it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Now they will just pop.
Speaker 2: Up to them.
Speaker 6: Who does or you get like you ring someone and
Speaker 6: they go after the turne leave your message.
Speaker 2: It'll be transformed into.
Speaker 1: Every now and then, though, Jason, a voicemail catches my eye,
Speaker 1: and this one did because it's from someone who would
Speaker 1: never leave me a voicemail. It's from a now former colleague.
Speaker 1: But friend Tony.
Speaker 2: Jones now does he realizes the.
Speaker 1: Length You can you can see how long it goes for,
Speaker 1: and it goes it went for a while, and it
Speaker 1: immediately sort of.
Speaker 4: Note because voice notes, I've accidentally sent many people by
Speaker 4: his Lauren.
Speaker 1: That's a really interesting point you make. It's a voicemail,
Speaker 1: but hit play, Jason.
Speaker 7: Sorry, mate, I got completely tied up today and didn't
Speaker 7: get a chance to call you back. We are a
Speaker 7: little short starved.
Speaker 4: Ha ha ha ha.
Speaker 7: I'll try to chat with you over the weekend. But
Speaker 7: I bet you're just relishing this lightened workload. Good on you,
Speaker 7: you deserve it.
Speaker 3: Talk soon, So hang on.
Speaker 5: He's tried to send he's tried to send a voice
Speaker 5: to text, and he sent a voice not call me.
Speaker 5: No no no no to voice.
Speaker 8: No no no no no no no no no no
Speaker 8: no what So he's tried he's tried to send a
Speaker 8: voice send a voice to text, and he's accidentally called
Speaker 8: me and left a voicemail.
Speaker 3: Oh that's on my voicemail?
Speaker 2: Can I hear?
Speaker 7: Sorry, mate, I got completely tied up today and didn't
Speaker 7: get a chance to call you back. We are a
Speaker 7: little short staffed.
Speaker 4: Ha ha ha. But he thinks, now that's better than me.
Speaker 4: When I do them, I go hija's full stop.
Speaker 5: How are you going? Question?
Speaker 2: Mark?
Speaker 5: I thought you have to put all the punctuation.
Speaker 2: And then it reads it back.
Speaker 6: Hi Jack, No, No, we want to talk boomers.
Speaker 4: On text, Boomers on technology in technology.
Speaker 1: This all follows his voicemail I received a couple of
Speaker 1: days ago from our mate TJ.
Speaker 7: Sorry mate, I got completely tied up today and didn't
Speaker 7: get a chance to call you back. We are a
Speaker 7: little short staffed.
Speaker 9: Ha ha ha ha.
Speaker 1: So his explanation, he says, I feel so stupid. I
Speaker 1: just left you a voicemail. I thought I was dictating
Speaker 1: a text. So if I sound like a robot, you
Speaker 1: will know.
Speaker 2: Why he was doing.
Speaker 5: Is so good.
Speaker 6: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number boomers and technology.
Speaker 4: So somehow every time I send my data photo like
Speaker 4: just text it to him, he sends the same photo
Speaker 4: straight back.
Speaker 5: And I don't know how, and I don't know why.
Speaker 4: As soon as we send him a photo, I always
Speaker 4: get a replyment or Dad's replying to my photo and
Speaker 4: he sends the same photo back.
Speaker 2: We want you to see it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think he tries to save it, but he somehow.
Speaker 2: Forward to save button report Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, don't. I sends it back to our I
Speaker 5: grouped out the family.
Speaker 3: Jack all the time jen Z.
Speaker 6: Twenty five year old or how old are you twenty
Speaker 6: twenty twelve, twenty twenty year old producer said, we're not
Speaker 6: great on the old text.
Speaker 10: Well, first of all, who even uses voicemail? That's a
Speaker 10: big boomer. Well okay, anyways, you guys always use full stops,
Speaker 10: and it's no one uses full stops or question question marks.
Speaker 10: It feels like you guys are mad and all, like
Speaker 10: you're yelling at the full stop punctuation?
Speaker 2: Can you also not eat the microphone?
Speaker 5: No one uses punctuation anymore?
Speaker 10: No, you guys are boomers.
Speaker 4: All.
Speaker 5: Look at us all we're all.
Speaker 6: Like, I'm like Lauren, I text you, I go, hey, laws,
Speaker 6: what's up? Dot dot dot.
Speaker 1: Dot dot dot Yeah, And you know what a full
Speaker 1: stop is the end of the conversation.
Speaker 5: I mean we're yelling, no, yelly, you want to hear yelling.
Speaker 10: No, it means that you're mad. Like if you give
Speaker 10: me a full stop, I'm like, oh they're mad.
Speaker 4: No, correct, No, no full stops anymore?
Speaker 10: Yet to know from me?
Speaker 5: Full stop?
Speaker 6: Oh no, you're happy to use it. Thirteen twenty four
Speaker 6: to ten is our number boomers and technology techno What
Speaker 6: to be.
Speaker 4: Seen yeah, Facebook, I mean that is the reading ground
Speaker 4: for it on Facebook is just iconic.
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Speaker 1: Ah good, But first we're talking boomers and tech right
Speaker 1: and this will follows it A voicemail I reci from
Speaker 1: my mate Tony Jones, right News. But he thought he
Speaker 1: was He thought he was using voice to text. He's
Speaker 1: just woken. He must have woken too. A furry of
Speaker 1: text messages him that we're talking about the radio. So TJ,
Speaker 1: this is for you. This is what you sent me.
Speaker 7: Sorry, mate, I got completely tied up today and didn't
Speaker 7: get a chance to call you back. We are a
Speaker 7: little short start, ha ha ha ha.
Speaker 5: Ha ha ha.
Speaker 2: Can I just get that isolated audio please?
Speaker 5: Ha ha ha?
Speaker 4: I love boomers on technology? Who one of our team?
Speaker 4: Maybe it was that old producer and her mum. Every
Speaker 4: time she wrote on Facebook, you know how like on Facebook,
Speaker 4: if you write a comment, it'll say Lauren Phillips and
Speaker 4: then my comment. They would write their name at the
Speaker 4: start to write it.
Speaker 3: So it would always come on to Phips.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Kayla and Hastings. Is your mum a tech boomer?
Speaker 11: Shocking?
Speaker 10: God?
Speaker 4: What does she do?
Speaker 11: A happy birthday pay post for me on Facebook? And
Speaker 11: instead of just uploading one picture of me, she uploaded
Speaker 11: her whole camera roll.
Speaker 5: Yeah is there anything dangerous in there?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 11: Not really, just some recipes that she'd screenshots and brasstof.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, remember when I remember when our old
Speaker 6: producer was good friends with Darryl Braithwait. She had to
Speaker 6: ring him mid show because he uploaded a photo of
Speaker 6: himself on the toilet like looking at He must have
Speaker 6: been scrolling while he was on the loop and he's
Speaker 6: hit take.
Speaker 4: Photo and posted it. She was like, I've got an emergency.
Speaker 4: Were like, what's wrong?
Speaker 2: What's happened?
Speaker 5: Darryl Brave fots done a duny shot. Want to get it.
Speaker 2: Down, Darryl, you need to remove the photo.
Speaker 5: Get it off, dazzler.
Speaker 3: Hey, let's get to Matt from Endeavor Hills.
Speaker 2: Hey, Matt, Yeah, we're good buddy.
Speaker 3: Are you Are you a boomer that struggle with the
Speaker 3: tech or no? Somebody.
Speaker 11: I used to work at a IT retailer and we
Speaker 11: had a customer come in whose iPod was getting heavier
Speaker 11: because it was getting full.
Speaker 5: Hang on, No, they actually came in and said that.
Speaker 11: Yes, and then when we bought the new one, she's like,
Speaker 11: oh that's much better.
Speaker 5: Oh that's great.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 4: Ella in ivan Ho, good morning, Good morning guys. How
Speaker 4: are you you got a story about a boomer using technology?
Speaker 9: I do bless them, the grandparents. Every suggestion emoji that
Speaker 9: comes up, they clicked, So I end up having to
Speaker 9: try and pretty much read a messic face off just emoji.
Speaker 4: Oh cute, Although I reckon it's pretty cool if your
Speaker 4: grandparents can text and use.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, it is pretty cupid.
Speaker 9: Yeah, when you get a mensageses about sixty emojis, it's
Speaker 9: a hard one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like charades on it is it is?
Speaker 2: You guys speaking on the emergencis.
Speaker 5: Yes, hate gen Z. Are the kids still using emojis
Speaker 5: or always boomers? If we're using emojis, yeah, you're still boomers.
Speaker 10: I feel like you always will be.
Speaker 2: Are your kids still using emojis?
Speaker 10: I only do it with you guys so I can
Speaker 10: blend in with.
Speaker 3: Lauren.
Speaker 4: Lauren wake up feeling good following them on the socials,