Speaker 1: We got get you.
Speaker 2: Every morning.
Speaker 1: Every day, every lady adelaides, oh Joe, it's time to
Speaker 1: talk some poofy classic.
Speaker 3: That is what we do each and every morning.
Speaker 1: This morning we can literally talk some crap okay, and
Speaker 1: there's some benefit.
Speaker 3: What about this?
Speaker 1: The Queensland Health Department has been praised for breaking a
Speaker 1: taboo with a health campaign telling people it's okay to
Speaker 1: pooh at work? Is this a thing?
Speaker 3: People have issues? Apparently?
Speaker 1: Pulling your work? Yes, your work poor?
Speaker 4: I'm not it's I can avoid it.
Speaker 3: You don't pull work.
Speaker 4: I don't pull it all.
Speaker 1: You know that, Oh my god, you're a clogged up lady.
Speaker 5: Particularly between the hours of eight thirteen and five point thirty.
Speaker 5: There is nothing worse than walking into a toilet cubicle
Speaker 5: knowing that's what you have to do. I can only imagine,
Speaker 5: and then having the person next to you here.
Speaker 1: That wow, okay, So that makes you feel genuine anxiety.
Speaker 1: What if you know that the person next door there's
Speaker 1: going to be it's gonna be anonymous, You're not going
Speaker 1: to know who each other is.
Speaker 5: Well, if it's equal pooling time, then you find because
Speaker 5: if you know that, but that's what that person's doing
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 1: Then we're all in this together. This is amazing. I'm
Speaker 1: such an open door.
Speaker 4: Oh we know so.
Speaker 1: Via Instagram and TikTok, they've released a psychedelic a montage
Speaker 1: of dolphins, unicorns, and rainbow set against this particular song,
Speaker 1: which is probably supposed to help you let it drop.
Speaker 2: I just want to.
Speaker 1: With the title It's okay to pull it work. The
Speaker 1: message is consistently ignoring your needs to pooh can lead
Speaker 1: to still getting stuck in your colon, hemorrhoids, and other
Speaker 1: serious issues. So it's better to let it out than
Speaker 1: hold it in. If you find it extremely difficult to
Speaker 1: pu around other people, you might have I think it's
Speaker 1: pronounced parker presis, which is sometimes called pooh paranoia.
Speaker 3: And I think you, young lady, have a little poop.
Speaker 5: I've got parker press your bike.
Speaker 1: Oh no. As a result, people may experience symptoms, increased
Speaker 1: heart rates, sweating, or noisier. It also provides practical tips
Speaker 1: for stress free public toilet poop.
Speaker 3: They ran a poll as well.
Speaker 1: It's about sixty forty sixty people comfortable pulling at work,
Speaker 1: forty percent uncomfortable.
Speaker 5: Sixty percent of people are comfortable pulling at work where
Speaker 5: you fall into that sixty percent because we all know
Speaker 5: when it's time for Andrew to go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jesu, it's not obvious at all, is it. I mean,
Speaker 1: each and every morning, you know what's that? It's just
Speaker 1: the big fella doing his routine.
Speaker 5: You are so heavily regimented in this space that everyone
Speaker 5: in this office is aware of if and when it
Speaker 5: is time.
Speaker 1: That's good, isn't it? And so what about this as well?
Speaker 1: Their last little piece of advice. Yep, they said, remember
Speaker 1: that everyone poops, visualize someone famous on the toilet, I e.
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift. That's what they've said. So here you go, everybody,
Speaker 1: let's visualize this together. Ready, Okay, Taylor, she's so flawless.
Speaker 1: Oh God, for goodness sake, someone passed the Glenn twenty
Speaker 1: to Taylor Pleaders.
Speaker 5: Something quite wrong with you. What if she has to
Speaker 5: pool on stage?
Speaker 3: Yep, that's a great question. Who knows what happens there?
Speaker 5: She goes, it happens if she's halfway through, Oh God,
Speaker 5: bad blood. Next minute, she's like, I'm so sorry, guys,
Speaker 5: I am so very sorry. Yeah.
Speaker 1: On second thought, there's nowhere in the world that Taylor
Speaker 1: Swift poots. She doesn't pooh, she's the exception.
Speaker 4: She doesn't.
Speaker 5: I wonder if she's farted in front of Travis. This
Speaker 5: is such a rabbit hole that we're going down.
Speaker 3: Now, bitch, Travis is farted in front of her.
Speaker 1: Jode's about to head off to Balley and what comes
Speaker 1: with that is going to the airport. Yeah, looseners apparently,
Speaker 1: Well at what time?
Speaker 4: Not me, not yet. I haven't left. I'm still here.
Speaker 5: But my sister in law, who shall remain nameless, Naodi,
Speaker 5: she left.
Speaker 1: That's a bit too obvious. It's called n oddiddy or
Speaker 1: nat oh.
Speaker 5: Okay, up to you, natty to the oh ye okay. Anyway,
Speaker 5: she has two children. She was flying to Bali with
Speaker 5: them by herself. And she texts me this time yesterday morning,
Speaker 5: and I said, did you get to the airport?
Speaker 4: Okaye? She said, yep, just about to crack a wine.
Speaker 3: Oh there you got.
Speaker 5: And I said that out loud, thinking well, that's a
Speaker 5: perfectly normal thing to do, because all bets are off
Speaker 5: once you get to the airport, once you walk in
Speaker 5: those doors that open up for you, you're entering an
Speaker 5: alternate universe.
Speaker 4: There are no normal rules that matter.
Speaker 5: Is that the thing.
Speaker 1: Firstly, go off, nat you boozehound. Second, is what happens
Speaker 1: when you flick into holiday mode? Yes, all bets are off.
Speaker 5: So once you walk into the airport, whether it be
Speaker 5: to the loud or the Coopers bar, no one's judging you.
Speaker 5: No one's judging you if you're sitting there with a
Speaker 5: massive beer at like the early hours of the morning.
Speaker 1: Can I ask you this? Is it then compulsory? Because
Speaker 1: I never travel, I've been on holiday since two thousand
Speaker 1: and four.
Speaker 5: You've barely left the house if the purpose wasn't to
Speaker 5: work in the last couple of years.
Speaker 3: Anyway, we'll go to my local coffee house. We'll have man.
Speaker 1: Please try the beans there, They're fantastic. Is it then
Speaker 1: compulsory to get a beer from the Cooper's our house?
Speaker 1: Puts your ticket in the corner and then with the
Speaker 1: caption see you Adelaine. Yes see, I wouldn't want to
Speaker 1: be yet.
Speaker 5: That is one hundred percent, So long rads. That is
Speaker 5: one hundred percent of the prerequisite. But if you are
Speaker 5: an absolute flog, then feel free feel free to post your.
Speaker 4: One a boarding pass. If you're sitting in.
Speaker 1: Business class, is that a massive flat.
Speaker 5: I've told you this story before about my brother in
Speaker 5: law that travels a lot and he actually sits in
Speaker 5: first class or business class all the time, and he said,
Speaker 5: all the influencers will stop on their way to economy
Speaker 5: and sit down and pose, pick up a champagne and
Speaker 5: pose and take a selfie before.
Speaker 4: They head on back down to fifty.
Speaker 1: Eight f So it's fake first class, first class.
Speaker 6: Absolute look, the saddest thing you've ever heard.
Speaker 1: Drinking before a flight before holidays.
Speaker 3: Good on you all the power.
Speaker 1: To it influences fake stuff like that, get out of town,
Speaker 1: out of my face.
Speaker 4: Absolutely not absolute drop kicks.
Speaker 5: I've been at the airport with you at times when
Speaker 5: we've been stalking football.
Speaker 1: We've also had a couple of loos very much different vibes,
Speaker 1: different vibes, we're in the airport.
Speaker 5: It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Different words. She's got it. You just got to be loose.
Speaker 1: We will stalking iaac Ra for about six months. It
Speaker 1: felt like, I know, like we just need to color wines.
Speaker 1: You can chat with Isaac the food fighters. Dave Groll
Speaker 1: Is he a proper dirty bit? What's going on here?
Speaker 5: He has dropped a stunning Instagram post this morning.
Speaker 1: So food Fighters.
Speaker 5: Rocker Dave Groll has announced that he has welcomed a baby,
Speaker 5: outside being the keyword of his marriage to Jordan Bloom.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's always nice to have a new baby
Speaker 5: in the world, but you're missing the context here.
Speaker 3: Love charm.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the baby is not his wife's, and he's saying
Speaker 5: he's having to fight for his marriage now and regain
Speaker 5: his wife's trust. He said, and I quote, I've recently
Speaker 5: become the father of a new baby, daughter, born outside
Speaker 5: my marriage.
Speaker 6: I plan to be a loving and supporting parent to her.
Speaker 5: I love my wife and my children, and I am
Speaker 5: doing everything I can to regain their trust and earn
Speaker 5: their forgiveness and move forward together.
Speaker 3: Didn't see that coming. I thought Dave Roll was top
Speaker 3: shelf of the wholesome rock stars.
Speaker 5: No, I mean the cracks were showing though. Can you
Speaker 5: remember when he threw shade at Taylor Swift not.
Speaker 4: So long ago?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's true.
Speaker 5: The errors tour is like we've been around for a
Speaker 5: few more errors than her.
Speaker 1: That's insane.
Speaker 5: Maybe maybe the fact that he was under pressure in
Speaker 5: his personal life and some woman has come to him
Speaker 5: and said, hey, you know how we had sex. I'm
Speaker 5: about to have your baby. Oh my gosh, that'll make
Speaker 5: your snap and thro shaated Taylor one.
Speaker 3: Don't take it out on Taylor.
Speaker 1: We've always said that's her fault.
Speaker 3: Everyone's good issues. Stopped taking that out on Taylor Swift.
Speaker 5: He has three children with his wife, Violet, Harper and Ophelia,
Speaker 5: and he married the model.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you I feel I'm in this situation. It's
Speaker 1: a tough situation for the family to deal with, isn't it.
Speaker 3: I feel your.
Speaker 7: Continue It's not the time for Joe very temp We're saying,
Speaker 7: very temperamental time in Dave girl's life.
Speaker 5: So there we go, watch this space see if you
Speaker 5: can work it out. I don't know good music though.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, good Chunes. Speaking of our affairs about band,
Speaker 1: it has been up to no good.
Speaker 6: Can you stop peddling that.
Speaker 3: I'm just kidding. Bluey is absolutely soaring.
Speaker 1: It is now the most watched show in the United States.
Speaker 1: That's inredible, wracked up for whopping thirty five billion minutes
Speaker 1: watched in twenty twenty four. That's just ridiculous. What an
Speaker 1: institution blue has become.
Speaker 5: Who would have thought that a little cartoon from Brisbane,
Speaker 5: Queensland in Australia would become the most watch show in America.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it was all these conspiracy theories that Chili's
Speaker 3: having in a bed.
Speaker 1: It's so stupid, untrue. Bandit Chili.
Speaker 3: They are strong, They're.
Speaker 1: Going nowhere are you?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, are you saying that Chili's having an
Speaker 6: affair with Dave Groll?
Speaker 3: Oh my god?
Speaker 1: Who saw that coming? It makes sense now, that's what
Speaker 1: we do.
Speaker 3: We're investigative journalists.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, we say, newborn baby, newborn puppy, newborn puppy
Speaker 5: on the wave, just a little blue healer.
Speaker 1: This is exciting, John, This's so cute.
Speaker 5: So you know when I think of Rose McManus, I
Speaker 5: normally think of my favorite little furry Marsupials. So from
Speaker 5: the project on Channel ten each and every night, it
Speaker 5: is the Sublime Rove and he joins us, Now, good morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning him, your pouches.
Speaker 1: As always.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you might need to context that a little bit, Rove.
Speaker 5: You've launched this incredible in issue.
Speaker 8: Yes we have. We are trying to crown Australia's first
Speaker 8: ever Marsupial of the year. The help raise awareness for
Speaker 8: actually how much our favorite very pocketed native wildlife are
Speaker 8: actually in dangered.
Speaker 1: I've got to say, no one saw this competition coming.
Speaker 1: Nobody saw it coming, almost like no.
Speaker 8: One wanted it. But I'm saying that that's true. There
Speaker 8: are lots of fairy little friends out there. So yeah,
Speaker 8: we've got a team of experts to create a list
Speaker 8: of twenty one which is up on the website marsupilo
Speaker 8: theyear dot com dot are you at the moment? And
Speaker 8: then the good people of Australia vote for our top
Speaker 8: ten and then we help raise funds.
Speaker 1: From there because we got cute Mars supil's. Like, I
Speaker 1: don't know if it's a mass super but for example,
Speaker 1: in the States, the raccoon not very popular. Skunk skunk
Speaker 1: raccoons skunk.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they're not only you know, international, so it's definitely
Speaker 8: not Mars super bills. Look definitely got to have a pouch.
Speaker 8: Bum Bags do not count. Okay, I've seen rats just
Speaker 8: in the city with a bum bag going look at me.
Speaker 2: I'm a Quaker.
Speaker 8: No, I won't take a selfie with you.
Speaker 5: You're a filthy little road No exactly, just Tasmanian devils
Speaker 5: getting around in Hobert with little sh a bum bags.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: Oh no, you've got an actual pound.
Speaker 1: Do you not want to.
Speaker 2: Little tavy devils on the list?
Speaker 8: Absolutely, they are just probably can't get close enough to
Speaker 8: one to see that it's got a pouse. They're very
Speaker 8: biky and they've spin around really fast. It's like bunny cards.
Speaker 4: Just scrolling through the list as we speak.
Speaker 5: Rope and one of my favorites the numbbat, very underused
Speaker 5: word numbat, very cute and all you love.
Speaker 8: About a numb bat, I don't know true what you
Speaker 8: love about a number bat.
Speaker 5: I love the name for a start, but they're very
Speaker 5: cute and I've got interesting patterns on their back. But
Speaker 5: also the Marsupia mole, which is what I look like
Speaker 5: at about four am in my I'm going to have
Speaker 5: a look at that thing.
Speaker 1: Have you seen that thing?
Speaker 5: Rove?
Speaker 8: I have, but it can't see you. It's blind.
Speaker 1: Oh so you know it is.
Speaker 8: It is down under the ground and they live under
Speaker 8: the ground so much that they've just started your eyes
Speaker 8: overrated just to be blind. There you go, so you know,
Speaker 8: But they're struggling at the moment. Sam Tawnton, who's gotten
Speaker 8: behind the marsupir mole I think has jinxed it. And
Speaker 8: now no one wants to vote for it, so I
Speaker 8: hope you have itself.
Speaker 1: Before we let you go. The humble wom bat's in
Speaker 1: the list, isn't it?
Speaker 2: It is very humble A one bet.
Speaker 8: Hey, you're pretty amazing. You go no please. It's the
Speaker 8: same efforts.
Speaker 1: I like this the other day about the one. But
Speaker 1: they've got a hardened bottom so when they go into
Speaker 1: their burrow and their bottoms hanging out, if predators are
Speaker 1: trying to bite them, it doesn't do much to them.
Speaker 1: And also they're so powerful that they push their bum
Speaker 1: up and potentially crush a dingo skull. They literally work
Speaker 1: to save their own lives.
Speaker 5: Who are you?
Speaker 1: I saw that.
Speaker 2: That's why you'll see you'll see a warm bat in
Speaker 2: the squat rack at the gym. They've got tiny little
Speaker 2: legs left.
Speaker 5: So rope. This is the thing. We probably need a
Speaker 5: one bat to teach Hazy how to squat because he's
Speaker 5: completely and utterly lost his us.
Speaker 4: So we need a bit of warm.
Speaker 1: But that would be it good for skinny leg jeans
Speaker 1: of one bats, big quads.
Speaker 5: This is a wonderful initiative, and you're also going to
Speaker 5: raise money for the top ten as well in Crown
Speaker 5: a win in the next couple of weeks vote won
Speaker 5: the Quaker.
Speaker 4: I mean they're just so happy with life.
Speaker 1: We're happy. Is it fake happiness?
Speaker 8: No, it's a real thing. I think you know. But
Speaker 8: also they've got a lot of celebrity mates. If you
Speaker 8: f you're a famous traveling celebrity and you've been to
Speaker 8: its in Australia, you've you've taken a selfie with the Quaker,
Speaker 8: and I think they know it has gone to their
Speaker 8: heads a little bit. I think they're a little bit arrogant.
Speaker 8: I think you should vote for the South Australia's known
Speaker 8: Kangaroo Islands done, which is on the list, and a
Speaker 8: bit of stay pride, why not. Yeah, I don't know
Speaker 8: what they left. I mean they can bench pretty well,
Speaker 8: I know that much.
Speaker 5: I'm looking at it now.
Speaker 7: It's good, skinny little pins.
Speaker 5: It's not left in anything. Thank you so much Roe
Speaker 5: for bringing this to our attention. It's a wonderful initiative
Speaker 5: and we love your passion behind it. Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 4: It is hazy and the massup your mole.
Speaker 2: What the fork?
Speaker 1: What the fork?
Speaker 4: What a fork?
Speaker 5: Born out of the fact that they're a no forks
Speaker 5: in any workplace, kitchen ever, and it just makes you
Speaker 5: scratch it and go, what the fork?
Speaker 6: Where do they go?
Speaker 5: So we've expanded that out into every area of your
Speaker 5: life that you go, what the fork? And yesterday I
Speaker 5: was scratching my head not only because there were no
Speaker 5: forks in the kitchen, but also what the fork comes
Speaker 5: out of your mouth?
Speaker 3: This excuse me very much.
Speaker 1: It's called wisdom, sweetie.
Speaker 7: Oh isn't sweety?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 5: I mean, don't make this worse than what it's about
Speaker 5: to be, because don't patronize me in this space, because,
Speaker 5: as we all might have noticed, over the last week
Speaker 5: or so, you have taken up the mantle of sports reader.
Speaker 3: For the Sport.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so yesterday you were attempting to read the Sport
Speaker 5: and we happen to catch on tape just a little
Speaker 5: error that you might have made in the pronunciation of
Speaker 5: a particular word.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I'm Eastern European. I've got quite the accent,
Speaker 1: yes do you.
Speaker 3: I couldn't. I couldn't talk my way out of this
Speaker 3: one though.
Speaker 1: And Lyle Griffin, who won a flag with North in
Speaker 1: nineteen fifty two, was inducted post humorously posthumously posthumouslyumously good, Okay,
Speaker 1: I think most people think it's posted humorously. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm only thirty nine. I'm still learning.
Speaker 5: The most humorously posthumously posthumously.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 5: Did you know what it means when someone has passed
Speaker 5: away and then isn't awarded some sort of honor.
Speaker 4: It's posthumously.
Speaker 1: When people were, like comedians, retired posthumously posthumously. Right that you,
Speaker 1: Jo do have a.
Speaker 4: Little bit of form in this space.
Speaker 5: It's not the first time that you've said things that
Speaker 5: weren't quite what you meant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you were confused with this way.
Speaker 1: I thought, well, I'm going to check my car and
Speaker 1: I really really gave it a thorough investigation. Could not
Speaker 1: find a single DNT or anything. So you're saying, what
Speaker 1: it's Dan's dan stint?
Speaker 4: It's just a Dn't.
Speaker 1: I think that's an Eastern thing. It didn't. I didn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't. Sometimes doesn't it try to say Dan's.
Speaker 5: On beach Chares bro I found a dint, Mica, it's
Speaker 5: a dance.
Speaker 1: It's a dance. I thought it was a dant, and
Speaker 1: I think that might be an Eastern thing, to be honest. Well,
Speaker 1: ten dent or dint and what's this one too?
Speaker 6: By the way, Well, so you were trying to say
Speaker 6: someone's name.
Speaker 1: Here we go kick from Blake do and Jean j
Speaker 1: Sorry Jean, I thought has white Cliff Jean give us?
Speaker 1: This is crazy. A lot of people do the scene
Speaker 1: instead of sean thing for se a n.
Speaker 4: No one does that.
Speaker 1: I've heard people do have you done that?
Speaker 5: Tell everyone about the one that you used to do
Speaker 5: when you work to sc and we came, please tell stuff?
Speaker 1: And I was talking about a specific coach in his
Speaker 1: time at the club and describes it as a Ture's like,
Speaker 1: are you trying to say tenure like I don't know,
Speaker 1: am I? Because that words pretty.
Speaker 3: Foreign to me?
Speaker 1: Or reading it as I say it and that pronunciation
Speaker 1: is complete, manure?
Speaker 5: Were you trying to say some sort of NRL like
Speaker 5: halfback Lotty Tower from the band He's tenure ten twenty
Speaker 5: four ten?
Speaker 4: What the fork?
Speaker 1: What word?
Speaker 4: Can you not pronounce?
Speaker 3: Yes? Please join my team.
Speaker 1: Those who just cannot pronounce words unless I really specify specific.
Speaker 3: They were overthinking things. We're overthinking things, all right?
Speaker 5: No, I would argue that you're underthinking things like everything.
Speaker 1: I need some friends I need some friends.
Speaker 3: Twenty four ten.
Speaker 5: Please get around Hazy because he feels very lonely right
Speaker 5: about now.
Speaker 1: Give us a call. What words can you not say?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: Please help me because English is very important in this
Speaker 1: space and my tenure on Nova will end prematurely.
Speaker 6: Hey, Kayla, Hi, how are you doing?
Speaker 5: Good? Good?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: You mix one up?
Speaker 8: Yeah, so ever since I've been in high school, and
Speaker 8: I had no idea why my friends.
Speaker 9: Were making fun of me and laughing at me when
Speaker 9: I was saying it.
Speaker 8: But I always mixed up specific and pacific.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god, hang on specifically it's specific, Okay.
Speaker 5: I would always say pacifically pacifically. Kayla's like I pacifically
Speaker 5: told you not to do that.
Speaker 6: Brilliant, Thank you, Kaylor Hudson.
Speaker 1: Hello, Oh how old are you?
Speaker 4: Hudson?
Speaker 3: I'm twelve?
Speaker 5: Okay, what do you what?
Speaker 4: What word can't you say?
Speaker 7: Dull?
Speaker 9: I can't say the words that describes people who research
Speaker 9: research the stars?
Speaker 4: So astronomers?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I say, are strong monomenis extra nom astronomus.
Speaker 3: You're telling too aggressively. There had some one.
Speaker 4: More time from you, Hudson.
Speaker 5: Place a strong monomenon?
Speaker 1: Love it?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 6: So much.
Speaker 5: Hi, Kirsty, Hi, You're One's a bit tricky, isn't it.
Speaker 1: I can never get it right that sauce were ses shy.
Speaker 1: There's so many different you got wis the shep worst,
Speaker 1: the shep worst, the shy? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just I just get confused.
Speaker 1: Yeah, delicious as well, O gosh past official.
Speaker 5: So you can say that I could could imagine if
Speaker 5: she lived in Worcestershire in England.
Speaker 6: It is Worcester, Worcester ship now Worster ship.
Speaker 4: Ye, hang on, k how do.
Speaker 2: You say when read the libels those word chester Shire?
Speaker 2: I can't. I just can't.
Speaker 5: But you've just got to keep trying. Don't ever give
Speaker 5: up hard. Hello, Donna, Sorry about that morning, Morning morning.
Speaker 5: What's your word that you can't say?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 1: Yes, this is a big one. People checking arm their arcs.
Speaker 4: Can you put can you put it in a sentence
Speaker 4: for us, Donna.
Speaker 1: On the radio?
Speaker 4: That's a common one though, I.
Speaker 1: Think see I'll put this in the same category as
Speaker 1: sixth when people say sixth Yeah.
Speaker 4: As well, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Hi?
Speaker 1: Heather, good morning?
Speaker 9: How are you both?
Speaker 4: Were very well?
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 4: What is the word?
Speaker 8: This is my brother? He loves eating the Vietnamese roles,
Speaker 8: but he always says fit.
Speaker 1: Manise Vietse role.
Speaker 8: I love Vietmin.
Speaker 9: Tell him every time and he.
Speaker 1: Can't get it.
Speaker 5: And it's so insulting when it goes to order one
Speaker 5: too from Vietn moneys you talk about, you've just insulted
Speaker 5: my Thank you so much, Heather also Roland, take us out.
Speaker 5: What word can't you pronounce? Hi?
Speaker 9: How are you going?
Speaker 1: Look?
Speaker 9: Before I continue, I must admit my wife kind of
Speaker 9: stitched me up here. She said, I quick call it
Speaker 9: the competition.
Speaker 1: So I did.
Speaker 9: I got through and I said what am I calling for?
Speaker 9: And she says, because the word that you can't pronounce?
Speaker 9: So thank you very much. So the words that I
Speaker 9: struggled with for a few years there no one actually
Speaker 9: corrected me was the Esplanade. It's a street in Semaphore
Speaker 9: and for many years I pronounced it slunda. Yes, English
Speaker 9: is not my first language. I thought in all slunday
Speaker 9: and it came out at work where my supervisor we
Speaker 9: had something come up on the slunday and he said,
Speaker 9: what are you talking about? Where's this in South Australia.
Speaker 9: So I brought up Google Maps and we brought it
Speaker 9: back and he looks at me and says, what are
Speaker 9: you Mexican?
Speaker 3: Not SLND, I'm going to.
Speaker 5: Be Splundae for a grande.
Speaker 9: It stuck, so I still yes one day. My wife
Speaker 9: gives grief for it every time.
Speaker 1: Well, congratulations, rolland your wife has entered you into this
Speaker 1: particular competition, and this is a competition you probably don't
Speaker 1: want to win. You are the winner, and also Roland.
Speaker 4: I hate to break it to you, but there's no price.
Speaker 1: We're all learning together. You are the mother of a thousand.
Speaker 5: Kids, four thousand actually all girls, all girls.
Speaker 6: I genuinely don't know, Like I wouldn't know how to
Speaker 6: make a boy.
Speaker 5: And it's not on me though, like it's it's it's
Speaker 5: not on me, Yeah, it's on the father.
Speaker 4: Wait to make a boy?
Speaker 1: Greg plays He certainly plays a part.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Is that the X or Y chromosome that makes it?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think it's X and Y is boys, isn't it. Geez,
Speaker 1: we're a very intelligent bunch in here, aren't we. It
Speaker 1: was XX.
Speaker 6: Sure, but they can have a heap of attitude, can't they?
Speaker 3: Until it gets easier?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 6: Not really?
Speaker 3: What about with the six year old.
Speaker 5: Six year olds get a little bit better. Eight and
Speaker 5: nine quite nice. That's my favorite age. When they get
Speaker 5: to thirteen fourteen kick them out of the house.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right awful.
Speaker 5: Well particular girls, oh man, well they say, well, obviously
Speaker 5: I've never had boys, so boys are quite good.
Speaker 6: As teenagers apparently, whereas girls.
Speaker 5: Wow, who were you? Because you've turned into a right
Speaker 5: little cown.
Speaker 1: Oh my little fellows just that. Well, first of all,
Speaker 1: we start swearing in context. Oh great, which is both
Speaker 1: alarming but also really impressive. So you want to say,
Speaker 1: don't do that. But at the same time you also
Speaker 1: want to give him a high five with this. But
Speaker 1: then also some of the attitude that comes out, like
Speaker 1: me trying to tell my six year old yesterday to
Speaker 1: go and change his clothes because he'd had a shower,
Speaker 1: and then the immediate response on the couch as he's
Speaker 1: laying back, probably with some chips on his belly, even
Speaker 1: was I said, go put your pajamas on. His immediate sponsors, well,
Speaker 1: go get them for me, and then rolls his eyes
Speaker 1: and shakes his head. Sorry, what are you.
Speaker 5: Doing just standing there and mine the books?
Speaker 1: And mine the books?
Speaker 7: Am I?
Speaker 1: Am? I? Employees by you like, what is going on here?
Speaker 1: He's a part of me again, that's impressed.
Speaker 5: Hang on, wait, so was he nude at the time.
Speaker 1: He was in his school clothes, but he was in
Speaker 1: some some skifies actually because he had a shout swimming.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, so we'll trying to get him my minecraft.
Speaker 1: And oh the rolling of the eyes, I'm like, what yeah,
Speaker 1: even a thing for a six stroll?
Speaker 4: No, I certainly I don't.
Speaker 5: I mean, if Henry, I reckon, if Henry were to
Speaker 5: roll his eyes at Mayo, go, oh my god, that's
Speaker 5: your dad.
Speaker 3: Nice. Oh, nice wispy hair there, Henry, just like the
Speaker 3: old
Speaker 5: Man under what you do to me with an alarming
Speaker 5: regular That is not true.