Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne Way, Jason Lauren, start your morning the
Speaker 1: right away.
Speaker 2: Be great.
Speaker 3: This is Jason Lauren. No, you're one hundred. Well, good
Speaker 3: morning and welcome to Snowbar.
Speaker 4: Good morning. Jay's morning, Clint. We're coming to you live
Speaker 4: from Mount Buller this morning.
Speaker 3: Hang on, we're cutting it up on the slopes.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you were.
Speaker 3: The guys had to say, how long did you last
Speaker 3: on the slopes.
Speaker 4: I was, we're going to get tonight.
Speaker 3: I lasted a lot longer than you. That's a good point.
Speaker 3: Oh god, I just remembered I've left my skis out there.
Speaker 3: I have to return them to the high shop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but they can stay outside.
Speaker 3: Okay, No, No, I've left them at the slopes on
Speaker 3: Burke Street. I'll tell you what. This is very cool. Yeah.
Speaker 4: We we got up here yesterday into a top of
Speaker 4: Mount Buller. Not a great deal of snow up here.
Speaker 4: But it was dumbing last night at dinner.
Speaker 3: Was last night was amazing, A nice little poona, a
Speaker 3: little bit of pasta. The snow was falling down in
Speaker 3: the background. I felt like I was in a little
Speaker 3: rom com and you guys kicked on. No. No, Then
Speaker 3: I looked over and saw Clinton, and I was on
Speaker 3: the other side of the table. I'm like, oh, no,
Speaker 3: more of a comedy.
Speaker 4: Just you guys kicked on and went out and saw
Speaker 4: the sights and sounds of town.
Speaker 3: Last night, he comes the lecture from guys. It was good,
Speaker 3: it was good. We we tried to support small business
Speaker 3: on the mountain.
Speaker 4: Good for you.
Speaker 3: We went to staff quarters.
Speaker 4: Oh you went to the staff How did they let
Speaker 4: you do it?
Speaker 3: Is that where we were? That's why everyone thought I
Speaker 3: was a ski instructor.
Speaker 4: They would have taken one look at you and gone
Speaker 4: he ain't a ski instructor.
Speaker 3: Macau All the glasses in the quarter. Were we at
Speaker 3: the stuff last night?
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's always a mountain like this, a pub or
Speaker 4: a bar where all the staff gather.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's like we're on below deck, but
Speaker 3: in the snow. Basically, yeah, okay, long Bow.
Speaker 4: But I've had a great time up here at Mount Below.
Speaker 3: It has been awesome. I'm going to bring the kids
Speaker 3: up as well. The drive, long drive wasn't that bad.
Speaker 3: It's just more like I had you guys in the
Speaker 3: back doubting my ability to climb the mountain.
Speaker 4: Well, look, you weren't that confident coming up the mountain.
Speaker 4: I think that was part of the struggle.
Speaker 5: Well, apparently we didn't need chains yesterday, but I was
Speaker 5: hoping the chains were on there because the Jason's driving.
Speaker 4: I was hoping Jason was going to have to stop
Speaker 4: and put them on, just for comedic value, to watch
Speaker 4: you try, and.
Speaker 3: For everybody listening what I was going through your stairs.
Speaker 3: I was driving Lawrence cart which is like a semi trailer,
Speaker 3: a huge bloody defender. And then as I'm going up
Speaker 3: the mountain, I've got Huey and Dewey here in the
Speaker 3: back seat going you know what, you go off the edge,
Speaker 3: you'd be dead. You'd be dead down that road. Was
Speaker 3: us saying that louis not a very good jar and
Speaker 3: I had her singing bloody Tina reda change, do we
Speaker 3: need to change? It was quite the ordeal. But yeah,
Speaker 3: look we had an absolutely ripping, up ripping after that.
Speaker 4: Here this morning, what's it cold up here? This morning?
Speaker 3: We're at the snow.
Speaker 4: I know how I think it was going to be
Speaker 4: that cold.
Speaker 3: So did I because when we arrived, I got out
Speaker 3: of the car in your shorts and a T shirt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's minus it's minus one and a half.
Speaker 3: I had to go the souvenirs store to buy some
Speaker 3: goggles and gloves. Did you buy some pants?
Speaker 4: No, you went to put ski boots on with ankle
Speaker 4: socks on.
Speaker 3: The lady at the high Shot really had a field day.
Speaker 3: She's like, you haven't done this before, have you?
Speaker 4: What gives it aways? At the board shorts or the
Speaker 4: ankle socks.
Speaker 3: So you're in an attitude this morning? All right, you
Speaker 3: got a mood? Hey?
Speaker 4: What why mine about it?
Speaker 3: I'm just I'm going back to bed. Hey, Cooder has
Speaker 3: made headlines with a promise. He's got to try and
Speaker 3: get behind him and make him a little better with him.
Speaker 4: You know what, it's a long shot.
Speaker 3: With the cost of living at the moment, he's got
Speaker 3: my vote. We'll reveal what he plans to do for
Speaker 3: Melbourne and the city area coming up after six point
Speaker 3: thirty this morning, not only that five k question on
Speaker 3: the way as well, but coming up next all the details.
Speaker 3: When I how do they put again cut the slopes?
Speaker 3: Shed the snow, stop talking started shedding? That's the one.
Speaker 3: This is an over one hundred good morning. Hopefully a
Speaker 3: bit of snow up here at Mount Buller currently one
Speaker 3: degree where we are minus.
Speaker 4: One minus one minus one minus one. There could be
Speaker 4: snow falling, but it's too dark to tell.
Speaker 3: We del road trip. We're calling it snover. I met
Speaker 3: some of the people that we gave trips to last
Speaker 3: night as well.
Speaker 4: We did. Where did you bump into them?
Speaker 3: I bumped into them in the bar? There was how
Speaker 3: unexpected we got to walk through the bar again everywhere,
Speaker 3: So honestly it's a thoroughfair. It's like a food caught
Speaker 3: at Westfield. And yes, there was one lady who was lovely.
Speaker 3: She brought her daughter up because her You know when
Speaker 3: people you've just met someone and they're really going to details.
Speaker 3: So it was going to bring the harby, but he's
Speaker 3: really injured. He's growing.
Speaker 4: Oh you're not good for skiing.
Speaker 3: Did you ask what happened? It was because like the
Speaker 3: daughter was there, I didn't know how it was injured?
Speaker 3: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: And I mean a groin injury? You followed the footy.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of groin injuries in footy. Is it
Speaker 4: like a splits situation?
Speaker 3: I've actually here we go? How did you that's Alwa's
Speaker 3: been out of action for forty years exactly. That's the
Speaker 3: drought playing tennis.
Speaker 4: Actually a slide, it's a splits, right, that's how was.
Speaker 3: On clay on a clay court to the groin, mate,
Speaker 3: rip the sack.
Speaker 4: Oh no, that's different story.
Speaker 3: Okay, sorry, how did that happen? Beard trimmers? Yeah, it
Speaker 3: got you know, like like the little teeth on the
Speaker 3: beer trimmer.
Speaker 6: It was like.
Speaker 3: Good people get there stuck in the later at Westfield
Speaker 3: some croc oh, sorry, don't do that at Westfield.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm glad you didn't tear a groin or any
Speaker 4: other body part when you would you say he attempted
Speaker 4: to ski yesterday clean because we did the big drive
Speaker 4: up here and I thought, I'm going to go have
Speaker 4: a little nap, and you said, I'm going to the
Speaker 4: ski shop. I'm going to go get fitted for skis.
Speaker 3: I was fifty to fifty, I'll be honest, not a skier,
Speaker 3: not an adventurous sort of person.
Speaker 4: So he turned up in board shorts to the snow.
Speaker 4: If that gives you any indication of how much of
Speaker 4: a not a skier he is, shorts and a T shirt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I got all the ski gear. They decked
Speaker 3: me out. So you looked the part.
Speaker 4: And why did you choose skiing and not boarding?
Speaker 3: I have so I've only seen the snow once before
Speaker 3: because I grew up on the mean streets of Brisbane,
Speaker 3: so we didn't have snow. And then I spent three
Speaker 3: years living in New Zealand. So it was the first
Speaker 3: time I saw snow. And I was like a thirty
Speaker 3: five year old man in tears, like crying watching the
Speaker 3: sun the snow come down. It's like, this is.
Speaker 4: Amazing, beautiful, it'snning.
Speaker 3: And everyone looked hotter in the snow. Most of you
Speaker 3: see me in the gear. When I put the helmet on,
Speaker 3: the mood of that place turned okay.
Speaker 4: So you went down, you got fitted for your skis,
Speaker 4: your ski boots. Now they're uncomfortable, aren't they.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of work.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of work. It ain't no beach holiday
Speaker 4: we just struck on your bodies and jump in the water.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of work to get prepped for the snow.
Speaker 4: So you've got your boots fit, You've got your ski pants,
Speaker 4: your ski jacket.
Speaker 3: Then as I'm walking out of the yeah, I got
Speaker 3: I wasn't gonna get the helmet because I wear the
Speaker 3: hat and everyone. Everyone in the room looked at me
Speaker 3: and went get the helmet. You have to wear safety first,
Speaker 3: exactly like I mentioned before. Didn't have goggles. So I
Speaker 3: went to the gift shop Boughts.
Speaker 4: I had to buy the goggles. What do they cost you?
Speaker 3: So goggles and gloms I got for a super ripping
Speaker 3: deal at eighty bucks. I wore them.
Speaker 4: Okay, So you went on.
Speaker 3: For two minutes.
Speaker 4: You went on the chairlift.
Speaker 3: Oh, that was fun.
Speaker 5: So one of the hardest things to do is to
Speaker 5: get on and off that chairlift, especially, that's the first
Speaker 5: thing you did.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: The problem was when I left the ski high place,
Speaker 3: I thought you put your gee's on there out in
Speaker 3: the front of the ski. Oh God. Eventually got up
Speaker 3: the stairs, got onto the chairlift that.
Speaker 4: Was walked up the stairs.
Speaker 3: No, I took them off again. I was like, no
Speaker 3: one else and I'm going up the stairs sideways here
Speaker 3: when you go up because the boots are so thick,
Speaker 3: and then the whole, ah, the whole getting on the chairlift,
Speaker 3: I thought it stopped. They rowed you up like the
Speaker 3: movie World. They checked the hardness and everything. They did
Speaker 3: not care less. No, They're like.
Speaker 4: Hold on bar coming down I saw a video of
Speaker 4: our digital guy, Perry nandos, Yeah, getting off the chair lift,
Speaker 4: you had little sneakers on and.
Speaker 3: He was to what a sad little man he was
Speaker 3: on the chair. He's not built for snow. And then
Speaker 3: getting off the chair lift was quite an ordeal. And
Speaker 3: then and then I took to the slopes. I did
Speaker 3: the pizza, but the chair.
Speaker 4: So the chairlift drops you twenty meters from the front
Speaker 4: door of this beautiful hotel we're staying in and you
Speaker 4: what you pizza to the front door and then said
Speaker 4: I've had.
Speaker 3: He took to the slope side. Did you know the
Speaker 3: most degrading bit? I did stack it right at the end,
Speaker 3: and I stacked it right next to a bright sign
Speaker 3: that says slow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, you haven't lived unless you're stacked it at
Speaker 4: the snow.
Speaker 3: All the videos, lucky for me, were captured on socials.
Speaker 3: If you want to check him out. We are doing snobah.
Speaker 3: We are alive from Mount Boulow this morning.
Speaker 4: Current temp it's minus one point three Jayson. Look, the
Speaker 4: sun is just coming up. Well you can't really see
Speaker 4: the sun, but there is daylight appearing out there. And
Speaker 4: there was plenty of snow overnight.
Speaker 3: It was bucketing down. That's more than a dusting.
Speaker 4: You call it a dumping here, not bucketing.
Speaker 3: A dumper, a dusting or a dumping.
Speaker 4: That's a snow turn right up.
Speaker 3: I hope we're going to dump tonight. Careful? Yeah right?
Speaker 4: Maybe not?
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Speaker 4: We're turning one hundred.
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Speaker 4: So each day there will be one minute in that
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Speaker 3: Yeah, big over it A big buzzy, A big buzzy.
Speaker 3: I've asked her a big buzz I had to practice
Speaker 3: on the buzzer yesterday.
Speaker 4: Is it What color is the buzzer?
Speaker 3: The buzzer is red. Yes, the buzzer is red. But
Speaker 3: I was having a practice with Mitch Nate. We did
Speaker 3: a full big tech meeting. No one brings a plate
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Speaker 3: a rave party. It's very grave. It's very deal or odeal.
Speaker 4: Do we know what the minute is?
Speaker 3: No? Oh, not even we because.
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Speaker 4: No, it's going to be so much fun. I'm sorry,
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Speaker 3: last night we had a little celebration for our hundred
Speaker 3: show as well.
Speaker 4: We did and our gorgeous team. Our production team organized
Speaker 4: a cake for us to celebrate our hundredth show and
Speaker 4: also to celebrate our successful start to hear at over.
Speaker 3: I was coming back from the bathroom and one of
Speaker 3: the guys grabbing me and they go, you got to
Speaker 3: sit down. The cakes coming out, and I thought we
Speaker 3: hadn't been briefed that. I thought I wasn't brief Did
Speaker 3: you know about someone's birthday? I had an inkling about
Speaker 3: the cake?
Speaker 4: How did you know about the cake?
Speaker 3: Did they bring the cake to be?
Speaker 5: Because Lauren wanted to go to bed, so I was
Speaker 5: trying to stop her, and I was trying to stifle
Speaker 5: her bid too, So I was briefed about the cake.
Speaker 4: So the cake came out and the whole restaurant sung
Speaker 4: Happy Birthday, and we're all looking at each other like, what, Who's.
Speaker 3: You don't love public happy birthday singing?
Speaker 4: I know, well, you know what. I don't mind it
Speaker 4: if the whole restaurant's doing. It's when it's like a
Speaker 4: bit lackluster that you're like.
Speaker 3: Where do you sit on when a restaurant has all
Speaker 3: the staff come.
Speaker 4: Around an marry archie band?
Speaker 3: Do you reckon the staff love it No, yeah, right, no.
Speaker 4: Anyway, the cake came out and everyone in the restaurant
Speaker 4: at other tables just saw a cake coming out. So
Speaker 4: everyone started seeing a happy birthday. It was no One's birthday,
Speaker 4: and the beautiful cake said congratulation. It ran out of
Speaker 4: letters to write congratulations, so I just said congratulation and
Speaker 4: then number one.
Speaker 3: Did we pay per letter?
Speaker 4: We run out of money, we ran out of space.
Speaker 4: So all night did you get the cake? From Mount Buller.
Speaker 3: On the mountain? And another s.
Speaker 4: And I think it was gen Z who organized it.
Speaker 4: She said it's no for colors, and I was like,
Speaker 4: it's pink and blue. It looks like Ginger reveal. K.
Speaker 4: She goes, not it's red. I'm like, no, it's pink
Speaker 4: and blue. Sis. Congratulations, Lauren, congratulations, Clint, congratulations Lauren and Jason,
Speaker 4: we're having a boy. Clint wanted to do that thing
Speaker 4: like have you seen on Gender Reveals at the moment
Speaker 4: where there's a cake that says congratulations and you put
Speaker 4: a wine glass in and.
Speaker 3: Then you pull it out with wine glass and then
Speaker 3: everyone gets her.
Speaker 4: We should have done that because the way you but
Speaker 4: when you chopped it up, no one wanted to eat.
Speaker 3: Its hands, chopped it up and offered a suppe. Congratulations,
Speaker 3: congratulatorulation guys. Good morning Melbourne and welcome to your Friday Eve.
Speaker 3: That snuck up, didn't holla for a present?
Speaker 4: That is Friday Eve. We're coming to you from Mount Buller.
Speaker 3: Look out there, it's beautiful.
Speaker 4: It is like a whitewash out there.
Speaker 3: We are live from Ayleberg House at Mount Buller. I
Speaker 3: can tell you now the lasagna last night was on point.
Speaker 4: Well. I had the spicy vodka pasta.
Speaker 3: Clint just had the vodkas. I had. The steak was delicious.
Speaker 4: We had a team dinner last night. Yeah, Grutton, I
Speaker 4: had that like the pressure of did you guys want
Speaker 4: to share on trays? A lord for the whole table
Speaker 4: for you?
Speaker 3: Did well?
Speaker 4: Yeah, because that's a big job.
Speaker 3: Do you happy?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, very happy. He wasn't paying, he was wrapped.
Speaker 4: I did it. We did over order in the mains there.
Speaker 4: There was many taken back to the staff.
Speaker 3: Being well looked after. They're an incredible crew up here. Hey, Clint,
Speaker 3: any updates on Petraca and the D's.
Speaker 5: So it's been reported today that he had a sit
Speaker 5: down dinner or catch up with the Melbourne Footy club
Speaker 5: captain in Max Gorn and a few other teammates as well,
Speaker 5: to try and sort of thrash out the issues. It
Speaker 5: ended in hugs and high fives, but with Petrarca still
Speaker 5: so he wants out.
Speaker 4: How do you know it ended in hugs and high
Speaker 4: fives public space?
Speaker 5: They were They were at Motor in Hawthorn restaurant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's interesting to do.
Speaker 4: He played the home game.
Speaker 3: You come to me, big fella.
Speaker 4: Yes, we can't argue in public.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I always do that with Lou If we have
Speaker 3: to have an argument, I'm like, should we shoot up
Speaker 3: to Westfield and go to the food court a couple
Speaker 3: of things to discuss?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, good idea. You just keep a lid on that.
Speaker 3: No one loses be spilt in public. We're going to Westfield.
Speaker 3: Obviously got dramas, so he's sticking by it. He wants
Speaker 3: well for the time being.
Speaker 5: I think he still wants out until it's going to
Speaker 5: be too complex to get out.
Speaker 4: If they do, you think it will happen?
Speaker 5: Was he gut my gut says he'll still be playing
Speaker 5: in Melbourne next year and that won't be a you
Speaker 5: awkward at all?
Speaker 4: My gut says he's going to Carlton.
Speaker 3: My gut says the breakfast buffer is about the worry
Speaker 3: I believe.
Speaker 4: So Melbourne, we are on the hunt for a new
Speaker 4: Lord Mayor. There's been lots of chat about this because,
Speaker 4: let's be honest, Melbourne CBD needs it. We need some
Speaker 4: things to get us back into the cree. And one
Speaker 4: of the most talked about people in this race for
Speaker 4: the Lord Lord Masship you would call.
Speaker 7: Yeah you get why not they wear robes? Oh yeah,
Speaker 7: they're on special occasions like the pave. Uh what's a salary. Yeah,
Speaker 7: it'd be a couple of hundred, like a government job
Speaker 7: where like you've got a stuff up.
Speaker 3: To get Yeah, I think you get a meryal car
Speaker 3: as well. Yeah, or a driver. I don't think there's flags.
Speaker 4: Do you get a driver?
Speaker 3: You'd get a driver drive now, you'd get a driver
Speaker 3: someone or a luxury car. It'd be like a statesman.
Speaker 4: As the lungbody.
Speaker 3: Can we get something nicer for our prime minister than
Speaker 3: the statesman? Please?
Speaker 4: Well, someone who might be in the meryoral robes shortly
Speaker 4: and in the Statesman Clint is Anthony Kodafiedi's we spoke
Speaker 4: to him the other day and we said to him,
Speaker 4: what are you going to do to get people back
Speaker 4: into the city. And I think it's because we asked
Speaker 4: the question that he went, oh quick, come up with something.
Speaker 3: We need a strategy.
Speaker 4: On Mondays he's going to give people free coffees if
Speaker 4: you're in the CB eral cut, he said. Most Melbournians
Speaker 4: love coffee and our cafes are renouned around the world
Speaker 4: for it. So those that make the efforts come into
Speaker 4: the CBD on a Monday will shout you a coffee.
Speaker 4: Coffees are limited at one purpose.
Speaker 3: It's fair enough question question does he just have a
Speaker 3: tab at each coffee shop or is it like specifically
Speaker 3: set up coo to coffees.
Speaker 4: Look, I don't think it's a couda coffee van right
Speaker 4: because I think the plan is to put the money
Speaker 4: into the cafe and he is shouting them. But that's
Speaker 4: I think that's a lot of coffees.
Speaker 3: That's good. I like it.
Speaker 4: You cap it at one person, like I go to
Speaker 4: one coffee shop and then I go to the next coffee.
Speaker 3: It'll be like the pharmacy got when getting the suit
Speaker 3: of fed.
Speaker 4: You got a hand in a coupon.
Speaker 3: License. Did you have an arm and latte somewhere else?
Speaker 3: I'm going to need to see your license.
Speaker 4: It's going to be a coffee registry, yes, yeah, I
Speaker 4: mean would you travel into the city to get a
Speaker 4: free coffee?
Speaker 3: No? No, But I just think, like, if I think
Speaker 3: it's encouraging people to stop working from home, just get
Speaker 3: back into the office and just give you another reason.
Speaker 3: Jakes's side, I got a bloody coffee the other day.
Speaker 3: Eight dollars for a piccolo?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's exactly dollars.
Speaker 3: Where did you go, say nothing?
Speaker 4: Eight dollars around the corner for a piccolo?
Speaker 3: What is this? Not eight dollars for a piccolo?
Speaker 4: For a pilo? Not a piccolo? Eight dollars?
Speaker 3: Nah? Oh my god. You two sound like my parents
Speaker 3: to sit there arguing over.
Speaker 4: They've got that wrong. Tudor's tab is going to be
Speaker 4: expensive if it's eight.
Speaker 3: Dollars for you've got an amon croissant as well? Didn't
Speaker 3: hundred percent.
Speaker 4: Some of these chilling scale deal?
Speaker 3: What do you get for free? Thirteen twenty fourteen. Have
Speaker 3: you got a little go to place where you know
Speaker 3: you might go to a cafe get a little smoko
Speaker 3: Jenny always chucked in a free hash brown little potato
Speaker 3: cake or something like that.
Speaker 4: Didn't you used to have free ice creams at.
Speaker 5: Your house on tap, Lauren, Dad worked at Streets ice
Speaker 5: Cream and needsed to come home with a box of
Speaker 5: ice creams after he shift. You had the actual freezer
Speaker 5: with the slide top, paddle pops, Vannetta cornetdoss Vonetta Vanetta.
Speaker 4: Wow, would you work at Streets if you got a
Speaker 4: free Vonetta every day?
Speaker 3: I would have to be cut out of my house
Speaker 3: that current? Oh Hart, I thought you only get the
Speaker 3: Vanetta in the Giant Pizza.
Speaker 4: Okay, there's sort of Sometimes there's something embarrassing about people
Speaker 4: giving you free things, though, don't you think we think, oh, no,
Speaker 4: I want it, like I want to support you, and
Speaker 4: then they're trying to like, I don't know. Paul goes
Speaker 4: to this barber into our road. He's such a great guy.
Speaker 4: And when when Maddy Damon was in town, they walked
Speaker 4: past and Paul took him in to say hi to
Speaker 4: the barber who loves Matt Damon. And now you won't
Speaker 4: charge Paul for a haircut. Paul's like, no, mate, I
Speaker 4: want to support you. I want to pay you.
Speaker 3: That's pretty cool.
Speaker 4: Paul's like, if you don't let me pay, I'm not
Speaker 4: coming in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that's that's Paul being generous. But you know
Speaker 3: what if I was a barber and you brought Matt
Speaker 3: Damon in, did they still probably.
Speaker 4: Give you a freeing cut? His head?
Speaker 3: He just said, hello, did they stop for furt On?
Speaker 3: Madie was there?
Speaker 4: But yeah, the free haircuts?
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four to ten. What have you gotten for free?
Speaker 3: And in return we have free stuff to go? Thirty
Speaker 3: twenty four ten joined.
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Speaker 3: at my home in Richmond, see this is a scene.
Speaker 3: This is great.
Speaker 4: So get free things.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 5: Every now and then Adam, who we love a myo. No,
Speaker 5: he likes to give me a free espresso. But the
Speaker 5: issue is can be quite busy at that time of morning.
Speaker 5: So everyone watches as Adam and I have a little
Speaker 5: coffee catch up.
Speaker 3: There's like eight trader sitting there in high vans and
Speaker 3: we're cheersing our little espresso.
Speaker 4: See that's what I mean embarrassing. Embarrassing. Well, everyone's waiting
Speaker 4: for their coffee. You're at the counter chewing up his.
Speaker 3: Son talking highly about you and the mate. Let me
Speaker 3: tell you we are talking for reebies.
Speaker 4: That's right. Anthony Kudafis wants to give away free coffees
Speaker 4: in the city on a Monday his shout in his
Speaker 4: bid to become Lord Mayor and to get people into
Speaker 4: the city.
Speaker 3: Everyone loves a freebie.
Speaker 4: Everyone loves a free power move.
Speaker 3: How good is it when you walk into a coffee
Speaker 3: shop and the barista knows you order.
Speaker 4: It's just there's just it's like cred spread around here.
Speaker 3: I don't need to say double shot.
Speaker 4: Camera they know.
Speaker 3: Is that what you get with a hint of caramel?
Speaker 4: Someone gets in one of those. I'd like to see
Speaker 4: his face as he tried something like that. All right,
Speaker 4: let's see what else people getting for free. Jewelr and Corfield,
Speaker 4: good morning, good morning. What's your freebie? What is scoring?
Speaker 1: So it's my kids.
Speaker 8: Every time we go into the butcher, they put on
Speaker 8: a beautiful little smile and they asked for a free
Speaker 8: frankfist and they get pret little franksfort to eat every
Speaker 8: time like a yeah. Sometimes they asked for the big one,
Speaker 8: but mostly they get the cocktail.
Speaker 6: One.
Speaker 4: Okay, question about this because in Melbourne you have to
Speaker 4: cook a cocktail. But my fiance, who is a Queenslander,
Speaker 4: just eat some row dogs, eat some raw dog and apparently.
Speaker 3: You can't cooked.
Speaker 4: It's a Queensland thing, the rats cork.
Speaker 3: You don't want to be doing that cold like a
Speaker 3: cold but it's actually a cooked meats.
Speaker 4: Only Queenslanders who do that?
Speaker 3: Do you dip it in some dead ales? Oh? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Absolutely died. When I saw Paul, I.
Speaker 3: Was like, I'd get food poisons and he's not cooked
Speaker 3: it is. I'll give you a hot tip bake, cooking
Speaker 3: it and cooking it. That's going to be the least
Speaker 3: your dramas when it comes to getting food boys from
Speaker 3: one of those pretty frank Yeah, let's take more course
Speaker 3: thirteen twenty four ten. What have you got for free?
Speaker 3: Aaron in Hillside? Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 1: I used to do PRIMI workw years ago and I
Speaker 1: did the Melbourne Marathon for Mother's Day and we were
Speaker 1: giving out little packets of tissues and hand sanitizers. And
Speaker 1: at the end there was that many leftover in boxes
Speaker 1: that they just said you take them. So I had
Speaker 1: my gallant dacked follers chissues and hand sanitizers. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: I still have them.
Speaker 4: Was this pre COVID because you could have done it
Speaker 4: serious black.
Speaker 3: Market I did.
Speaker 1: I did very seriously tinted selling them at the back
Speaker 1: of the car in the shopping Yeah.
Speaker 3: I can imagine your house getting raided by the cops
Speaker 3: for hand sanitizer.
Speaker 4: Remember the hand sanitizer shorty, Oh mate, Oh my god.
Speaker 3: And the little Breece. Little Bruce stopped making gin and
Speaker 3: started making making sanitize.
Speaker 4: Because the gin distillery the same machine.
Speaker 3: It was horrible. Uh, let's go to Alisha in Ashburton again. Alicia,
Speaker 3: what'd you get for free?
Speaker 8: Good morning? My butcher got me two whole snappers.
Speaker 3: Okay, where I'm going to the wrong butcher because everyone's
Speaker 3: getting free stuff in their butcher.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I means.
Speaker 3: Fish.
Speaker 8: Whole fish he got. We had chatting about you know,
Speaker 8: he's a great butcher, so we keep chatting. We talk
Speaker 8: about fish.
Speaker 3: He goes on.
Speaker 8: Next time I go out out to the Western Port,
Speaker 8: Oh grab your some and then I went, oh, yeah, nice.
Speaker 8: And then a couple of weeks later I came in
Speaker 8: and he goes, oh, you weren't in yesterday, and I
Speaker 8: said no. Anyway, he goes, I've got your fish for you,
Speaker 8: and he comes from the back and there are two
Speaker 8: whole snapper. He's cleaned them all for me, and they
Speaker 8: were fabulous.
Speaker 3: I think the butchers. I think the butcher's.
Speaker 4: Fancying the butcher's got the hotspot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think the butcher's handing out snapper to
Speaker 3: just everybody, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my butcher's never offered me a cup. Absolutely, he
Speaker 4: went out fishing in Courtland for her.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think someone's got a little crush on you
Speaker 3: know what.
Speaker 4: I do love Achael Butcher. You can't beat it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. See, we we got recommended a really good butcher
Speaker 3: down Hampton Way right when we first moved. Here is
Speaker 3: a very boogie one meet Smith.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 4: Now the only problem is pay your rent, after all,
Speaker 4: that's the issue.
Speaker 3: I went in about twenty minutes before they closed, so
Speaker 3: all the little prices were gone from the window.
Speaker 4: I don't even know that prices.
Speaker 3: Well, I was raw dog and I had no idea
Speaker 3: how much mince was. And I'm like, oh, two of
Speaker 3: those steaks, two of those, two of those how much? Oh, Clint?
Speaker 3: I felt like I got two steaks and they're like, oh,
Speaker 3: that'll be eighty five bucks mate, And the place was full.
Speaker 4: And then you get those little mustards. Don't even look
Speaker 4: at the price you.
Speaker 3: No, there was no way, no. I mean like I
Speaker 3: had to actually overcompensate me, Like what a market you
Speaker 3: must be having a sale?
Speaker 4: Meet Smith is so good though, I don't know why
Speaker 4: their meat so good, but.
Speaker 3: Going abod to get back. Well, good morning, Melbourne, Happy
Speaker 3: Friday Eve, guys. This is snow.
Speaker 4: It is snover. We are coming to you from the
Speaker 4: top of Mount Buller. Look out there not great visibility.
Speaker 3: Specifically where are we, mister stunaway Alberg House. It is
Speaker 3: an absolute cracking location.
Speaker 4: Restaurant was so good last night.
Speaker 3: Accommodation was very nice. Cocktails it's a bit early, but
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 4: They were good trial plenty of them.
Speaker 3: Mind.
Speaker 5: I decided to dabble in the fireball Shot God, fireball,
Speaker 5: fire go down, Jayson.
Speaker 3: Well you thought it was schoolies week. We're going to
Speaker 3: need some gaviscon Oh, how's the heart. It's not great.
Speaker 3: Last night. Actually, has anybody got any tablets? I was like,
Speaker 3: oh god, this escalated. Gaviscon. Anyone got Gavescon.
Speaker 4: You have a few mats and a few fireballs, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it hits you, doesn't it.
Speaker 4: Fireball is a very snow It is because it warms
Speaker 4: you from the absbsolutely.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what. I'm going to bring the kids
Speaker 3: up here. This is a cracking location. All the kids
Speaker 3: dressed up in the snow. It looks so cute as well.
Speaker 4: Just just discovered it, Like you never knew families were
Speaker 4: visiting this night in the last twenty four hours. He's
Speaker 4: been look at all these families and.
Speaker 3: Kids having fun, but here we are fighting.
Speaker 4: You can put your kids in ski school and they
Speaker 4: go for long for five hours, pick them up.
Speaker 3: Do you ever get there's someone else's problem? Yeah, so
Speaker 3: what and you pick them up the end of the season.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, that's incredible. A bowl of spaghetti and
Speaker 4: they go to sleep and do the same thing again
Speaker 4: the next day.
Speaker 3: See that's living, that's living. Moltpouler's season membership is on
Speaker 3: sale soon and the early bird offer is the best
Speaker 3: value on unlimited skiing and boarding for twenty twenty five
Speaker 3: with a ton of discounts and member perks included. So
Speaker 3: get in quick.
Speaker 4: That's the time to do it for next year.
Speaker 3: Thanks to the team as well. Looking after us. Oh no,
Speaker 3: I've look they've really looked after us. I've loved it.
Speaker 3: But I do have one issue.
Speaker 4: Oh, here we go, because it too cold for you.
Speaker 3: We'll get to my issue and see if you're agree.
Speaker 3: Next on over one hundred, we are alive from Mount
Speaker 3: Buller this morning. We are calling it snover. Some of
Speaker 3: our winners have just popped by to join us of breakfast.
Speaker 3: This is the lady whose partner's got to saw groin.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, oh no, no, no different No, different partner,
Speaker 3: different partner, Your partner's groin's okay, right, different group, different group,
Speaker 3: My bad, every we'll get to the bottom of that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, to be fair, it's the same ski.
Speaker 3: Gee, I really do, don't they? How's me on this?
Speaker 3: When I was cutting it up on the slopes.
Speaker 4: Yesterday, cutting it up, stop saying that, I.
Speaker 3: Had to say to this guy, I'm so sorry mate
Speaker 3: to cut you off. And then I realized it was
Speaker 3: Brady Executive PROD. But I just didn't know because you
Speaker 3: have the goggles.
Speaker 4: Yah, it's hard to tell. That's a good thing about skiing.
Speaker 4: You're anonymous. You zip down the mountain. If you're getting
Speaker 4: someone's sorry we.
Speaker 3: Zipping down the mountain. That's one way to put it.
Speaker 3: I have a small issue with the whole skiing situation.
Speaker 4: What is it? Skain's great? TA can have an issue
Speaker 4: with it. It's hard though, it's not easy, not.
Speaker 3: An that's all fun. It's the getting the higher gear.
Speaker 3: You need a lot of equipment.
Speaker 4: I went down yesterday because what did you come with? Like,
Speaker 4: did you have anything in your inventory at home that
Speaker 4: you thought, oh where this to the snow? Or did
Speaker 4: you come here and say I'm going to hire everything
Speaker 4: from boots to pants, jackets, to helmets to goggles, gloves.
Speaker 3: I bought three pairs of board shorts, one pair of
Speaker 3: thongs and a pair of nikes.
Speaker 4: You idiots, Where were you going to wear your.
Speaker 3: Thongs around the hotel?
Speaker 4: Oh? Godfather, he's your mate, glad. If I see you
Speaker 4: in thongs at the snow, I'm sending you back to Queensland.
Speaker 3: Here is the issue I have with the high gear.
Speaker 3: When they gave me the helmet, Yeah, they have the
Speaker 3: size on the outside. Goodness, what your bonds? Isn't that big?
Speaker 3: Isn't it? The die at the high shop said, this
Speaker 3: is the biggest. They make the.
Speaker 4: Helmets extra extra large. Do you have a big head?
Speaker 3: Can you put it on? Can you wa? I look
Speaker 3: like come on, that kid about to be shot out
Speaker 3: of a cannon close, eyes closed, Go.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, is it slimming?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: No, not really?
Speaker 3: Wow, ex extra large?
Speaker 4: You do look like a stunt man. Yeah, not like
Speaker 4: the street one, not like the movie starf.
Speaker 3: No, right, gotcha the stump Yeah yeah, yeah, I'm not
Speaker 3: a helmet guy. It's important.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, but it's for ease of the staff. So
Speaker 4: they can just go there's the extra extra large. We'll
Speaker 4: give it to this guy.
Speaker 3: It's like when we're in New Zealand.
Speaker 4: I did you know he can jump of the building side.
Speaker 3: Like they have that that sky tower off the cable. Yes.
Speaker 3: The only problem is before you go up, they weigh
Speaker 3: you because they have to adjust the bungee cable on
Speaker 3: the biggest loser scales. Yeah yeah, yeah, And then they
Speaker 3: get a text and the guy at the base of
Speaker 3: the tower rights your weight on your hand and you
Speaker 3: have to get in the lift with everybody else that's going.
Speaker 4: To the jump and you're going up, everyone's judging, everyone's judging.
Speaker 3: Yes, so degraded.
Speaker 4: Remember when I like, we love skiing in our family,
Speaker 4: and so I got my own ski boots fitted because
Speaker 4: ski boots can be uncomfortable, but you can get them
Speaker 4: made so they custom if you ski a lot, and
Speaker 4: they molded to your feet so they're very comfortable.
Speaker 3: These are the click ones click.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah yeah, and you get the inserts kind of
Speaker 4: molded to you. So I was getting mine done and
Speaker 4: I'm in the shop and it's as an adult, there's
Speaker 4: not many times you sit on like the steps, you know,
Speaker 4: like as a kid.
Speaker 3: Do they bring out the mathers metal?
Speaker 4: They do that, and she goes and then they have
Speaker 4: these like template boots that you try on and then
Speaker 4: they work out the best fit and she's like, oh no,
Speaker 4: we're going to need the wide fit. And I was like,
Speaker 4: can you keep your voice down? She's like, we need
Speaker 4: the white, the wide fit, and I was like, oky,
Speaker 4: embarrassed over here.
Speaker 3: There's only one thing. Are you going to be wearing
Speaker 3: these socks when you're skiing? Go for a little jog
Speaker 3: around cleats they've got a little running track in the shop.
Speaker 4: Deal got trauma from that? Mum would be like, how
Speaker 4: do they feel? How did they put your toes touching me?
Speaker 4: Go for a little jog and I'm like, Mum, I'm
Speaker 4: not going for a jog. I want to go for
Speaker 4: a jog.
Speaker 3: How do they look? Use that funny little mirror that's
Speaker 3: just off the.
Speaker 4: Floor shoes, go for a little walk and see how
Speaker 4: they feel.
Speaker 2: Ticking Jason Lawrence one hundred thousand dollars minutes.
Speaker 3: I'm so excited about this next week a week clock
Speaker 3: up a hundred shows on over one hundred and to celebrate,
Speaker 3: we are going to be giving a heap of our
Speaker 3: listeners the chance to win one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: How good and it is so easy. There is no
Speaker 4: skill required, no talent required.
Speaker 3: It's very us just a big old guess.
Speaker 4: It's very It's a bit of dumb luck.
Speaker 7: Really.
Speaker 4: It's pretty much sums up this show.
Speaker 3: So make sure you are listening on Monday. Each day
Speaker 3: we'll pick someone to come into the studio. They will
Speaker 3: sit in front of a giant red butt. All they
Speaker 3: have to do is pick which minute between seven and
Speaker 3: nine is worth one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's going to be like a golden mystery, Golden
Speaker 4: minute almost.
Speaker 3: So if you're just sitting there and I reckon it's
Speaker 3: right now, you hit the button, bang, and if that
Speaker 3: is the minute, you were one hundred thousand dollars, confetti, cannons,
Speaker 3: got all that happy good. We're also also got some bribes.
Speaker 3: What do you mean, well, I'm thinking like, if they've
Speaker 3: been sitting there, they even hit the button AT's.
Speaker 4: Eight o'clock, we might give them like an ultimatum.
Speaker 3: Yeah, mkay, you know what is a couple of grand
Speaker 3: walk now.
Speaker 4: Take this instead?
Speaker 3: Yeah, walk or or hit the button now? No walk
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Speaker 4: Four fit thee hundred thousands exactly. I like it. I
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Speaker 3: Make sure you are listening from Monday. We'll be doing
Speaker 3: it for a couple of weeks here on nov giving
Speaker 3: you the chance to win a truckload of money.
Speaker 4: Yes, one hundred thousand dollars for a hundred shows. And
Speaker 4: to celebrate the hundred shows, we've been going through some
Speaker 4: of our favorite moments from the past hundred shows. Cleaned now.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure this was Jason's favorite moment. I thoroughly
Speaker 4: enjoyed this, didn't we Just? For months Jason had been
Speaker 4: talking about this toothache yet and he was so sure
Speaker 4: it was a toothache. But you refused to go to
Speaker 4: the dentist. You will go to a doctor.
Speaker 3: Anyone got any Europan.
Speaker 4: We've been at him. Hadn't we got every day? Go
Speaker 4: to the e N T or whatever it's e NT.
Speaker 3: He knows the throat about it. You at me about it.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't go.
Speaker 3: Well, I got the tooth removed, but then it sort
Speaker 3: of caused more damage. But then I finally you wore
Speaker 3: me down, and I made the boy.
Speaker 4: Down to go and do something to look after yourself.
Speaker 3: And didn't you love the results?
Speaker 4: So he actually went so his fifteen minute doctor's appointment
Speaker 4: that he couldn't possibly find the time to attend for
Speaker 4: the last six months.
Speaker 3: What's the diagnosis? So the gap from the tooth has
Speaker 3: started to hear, that's great news, that's a positive. Therefore
Speaker 3: bringing the swelling down.
Speaker 4: Which is generally what happens when you have a tooth removed.
Speaker 3: The doctor was quite surprised from the tea c scam
Speaker 3: that I have a bent nose with what he refers
Speaker 3: to as fatty cartilage, a fat nose, bent nose. So
Speaker 3: is that the bulbous thing that I was referring to.
Speaker 3: That's your nose as you can see where's you see
Speaker 3: the bump in my nose bent? That's the bump there.
Speaker 4: He's got a fat bent nose and he needs a
Speaker 4: nose job, didn't they say?
Speaker 3: He said, we could be looking at surgery. Looks like
Speaker 3: the Great Ocean.
Speaker 4: We design your new nose. I'm thinking, I'm thinking Michael
Speaker 4: Jackson's style.
Speaker 3: If you get if you get a nose job and come.
Speaker 4: In like a real health But so is it just
Speaker 4: cosmetic the nose shop or is it Because it's so far,
Speaker 4: we've got no explanation as to why you've been winging
Speaker 4: about us all face the whole time. Because they said you.
Speaker 3: Were born he was born this way.
Speaker 4: He's sing it, Lady Gaga. He said, you got baby,
Speaker 4: I was born this way.
Speaker 3: That is a lot of fatty cartilage.
Speaker 4: How it's not fatt in your nose.
Speaker 3: While you're there, you m going to get up his
Speaker 3: snork listen. Okay, the first option is steroids, okay, to
Speaker 3: break down, to break down the fatty cartlage. However, the
Speaker 3: doctor looked at me and he goes, I don't know
Speaker 3: if we're going to be able to get them up
Speaker 3: with your nose.
Speaker 4: You have to you have to put the steroids up
Speaker 4: your nose.
Speaker 3: Like a steroid spray. But he said, your cartilage is
Speaker 3: so fatty, we're not sure it's going to take that.
Speaker 4: Can you breathe?
Speaker 3: No, this is the problem. I'm like, I'm snoring, but.
Speaker 4: You're forty two. How have you only realized this now?
Speaker 3: I haven't slept very well my whole life. We are
Speaker 3: at Mount Buller this morning. We're doing snover. We are
Speaker 3: Olberg House to be precise, Jas, thank you for the
Speaker 3: hospitality to call here at Mount Buller. Superb food incredible,
Speaker 3: The toasts over dinner questionable. Should we reprise it this morning?
Speaker 3: Absolutely not next time. I don't think we do open
Speaker 3: mic night. We just tuck into the mains. Hey, we
Speaker 3: are live at Mount Buller this morning. How good is this? Right?
Speaker 3: Mount Buller is celebrating one hundred years of skiing this year.
Speaker 3: It's Australia's most accessible premiere alpine resorts, three hours drive
Speaker 3: from Melbourne's beautiful Drive as well, So this joints celebrating
Speaker 3: one hundred years. Right, coming up, we're about to be
Speaker 3: joined by a skier who is one hundred and one
Speaker 3: years old. He's still skiing, Yeah, he is still skiing.
Speaker 3: He's still skiing. Before we get to him, though, I
Speaker 3: want to go outside, Lozzi, Oh this is reprising.
Speaker 4: Well right, I'm outside to.
Speaker 3: Throw to you as if you're on weekend.
Speaker 4: I'm walking outside right now.
Speaker 3: Now with a hit of you weather. Here's Lauren Phillips.
Speaker 4: Good morning. It's bloody cold here. I'm outside. I'm walking
Speaker 4: around to the window where you Pansies is sitting inside.
Speaker 3: It's lovely.
Speaker 4: Look it's minus one and a half. The bomb app
Speaker 4: says it feels like minus nine and a half.
Speaker 3: A bit of a wind chill.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a bit of a bit of wind chill. Yes,
Speaker 4: there is not a single soul on the chairlifts as yet.
Speaker 4: In fact, there is. I don't think anyone else in
Speaker 4: my buller is awake other than us.
Speaker 3: Why is it in snow gear? You look you look
Speaker 3: like one of the Playboy bunnies. And then it's snow
Speaker 3: gear and the big furry jacket. I look like a pimp.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't exactly describe it as a playboy bunny, like
Speaker 4: a snow.
Speaker 3: Bunny, like you look great. We're supposed to be. Look,
Speaker 3: I'm not saying.
Speaker 4: Different between is snow bunny and a playboy bunny. And
Speaker 4: this playboy bunny is getting frostbite holding grotto.
Speaker 3: Lauren in the big fur coat and everything like rocks
Speaker 3: the snow. Look Lauren eskimo. Yes, I put on one
Speaker 3: of those jackets.
Speaker 4: I'm going to go playboy bunny my lingerie out here.
Speaker 4: I wonder I'm so cold. It is fresh out here, though, guys,
Speaker 4: But there was plenty of snow all night stuff, so
Speaker 4: it was. It was quite patchy last night, but plenty
Speaker 4: of snow fell overnight and it's it's beautiful and if
Speaker 4: not a little jilly out here.
Speaker 3: I cannot wait to meet this guy though, what guy,
Speaker 3: the one hundred and one year old You.
Speaker 4: Can I come back in here?
Speaker 3: I think I think he's he's guessed yea, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: he's a bit on the nose.
Speaker 4: All right, guys, this has been fun. I'm gonna wind
Speaker 4: it up and go back inside.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, you made your way back here.
Speaker 4: You guys, just staying there by the fire with your
Speaker 4: fireballs and your hot toddies.
Speaker 3: Clint would you like another Bacon Nex slider? Jims On Lawrence,
Speaker 3: We are up at Mount bull and our haggards this right,
Speaker 3: Mount Buller is clocking up one hundred years right of
Speaker 3: just the ultimate skiing destination. Our next guest can vouch
Speaker 3: for it because he's been there every step of the way.
Speaker 4: That's right. We're very excited this morning, Clinty. We are
Speaker 4: here at Mount Buller for one hundred years of Mount Buller.
Speaker 4: It's one hundred of our shows as well, and so
Speaker 4: it was only fair we got the biggest legend of
Speaker 4: the mountain to join us this morning.
Speaker 5: He's a legend of the slopes. He's also a legend
Speaker 5: on the tennis court as well, because he's all of
Speaker 5: a hundred years and he's still playing tennis and still
Speaker 5: skiing every day.
Speaker 3: Henry Young, good morning, Good morning, Good.
Speaker 4: Morning, Henry Young. You are one hundred and one and
Speaker 4: you were skiing on the slopes here at Mount Buller
Speaker 4: all day yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, sir, and it'll be even better today because
Speaker 2: we've got to know now, which is wonderful.
Speaker 3: Henry. You ski better than me. He's been doing better
Speaker 3: than experience.
Speaker 2: Twenty years really since I skied, So I'm really just
Speaker 2: I thought it'd be like riding a bike. I'd just
Speaker 2: come back to it, but it taking time, but I'm
Speaker 2: getting there.
Speaker 4: Henry, you haven't skied for twenty years. What made you
Speaker 4: want to come back to Mount Buller?
Speaker 2: Because I love skiing and I used to ski regularly
Speaker 2: every year that I think tennis has really taken over
Speaker 2: my skiing. So that and I play overseas as well.
Speaker 2: That so it's been twenty years since I skied.
Speaker 5: You played at the Masters World Individual Championships, is that right?
Speaker 5: And how did you go on the tennis court?
Speaker 2: Well, I've got to play down in the over eighties.
Speaker 2: It's every five years and the Masters, and they now,
Speaker 2: thank god, got over eighty five, so it's not going
Speaker 2: to be quite so hard.
Speaker 4: Well, I can't imagine there'd be too many competitors in
Speaker 4: the over one hundred category, Henry. So it is.
Speaker 2: But I'm retired. I've got time, and it's a wonderful
Speaker 2: thing about being retired. You do have time and you
Speaker 2: can look after yourself and I do that and I
Speaker 2: love my sport and so I indulge myself.
Speaker 4: So you said you haven't skating twenty years. You've come
Speaker 4: back to Mount Buller this year and you were hoping
Speaker 4: it would be like riding a bike. And was it
Speaker 4: like riding a bike? Did you pick it up easily?
Speaker 2: No, it was well, I suppose it is like riding bike.
Speaker 2: You fall off the bike and I've got one of
Speaker 2: these watches that tell you when you do a badger fall.
Speaker 3: Cooler than me. You're one hundred and one people were
Speaker 3: alerted yesterday that I had a fall.
Speaker 4: Has one of those watches, which she has a phone.
Speaker 3: I need one of those and I'm half your age.
Speaker 4: Anywy that'd be going off a lot, not.
Speaker 2: Really tagging as you. You've got to have it.
Speaker 3: You look amazing, Yeah you do.
Speaker 2: What's the secret? I'm not only lucky everyone. I'm born
Speaker 2: in Australia and really we are the lucky country. And
Speaker 2: that's why I'm why I'm here today, is that it's
Speaker 2: such a wonderful country. You know, we've got everything here
Speaker 2: and we don't really appreciate it as much until you
Speaker 2: go away and then you realize just how lucky we are.
Speaker 5: Well, Henry, thanks for your service as well, because you're
Speaker 5: a fighter pilot in World War two.
Speaker 3: I understand, Yes, that's right.
Speaker 2: I was a sea Fury pilot. Well no, during the war,
Speaker 2: so of course he is. And then after the war.
Speaker 2: I loved it so much that when the Statius started
Speaker 2: a fleet their I served in the war Navy during
Speaker 2: the war, and when the status started a fleet air
Speaker 2: after the war bought themselves a carrier. The three of
Speaker 2: us who had flown together during the war said, you know,
Speaker 2: we should I was in New Zealand. He said we
Speaker 2: should go across and join up again because they'd love us.
Speaker 2: Part of the dea was that the Navy would supply
Speaker 2: pilots for the first two years while they trained up
Speaker 2: Air Force pilots to Navy standard. And the Air Force
Speaker 2: hate me.
Speaker 3: So don't get in a snowball fight because you're a
Speaker 3: good shot. I was actually just about to ask Henry,
Speaker 3: you and I want to race together down the slopes later?
Speaker 3: Who reckoned win? Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, well I'm not rating now.
Speaker 3: I'd put my money on I'm getting better. I'm just
Speaker 3: I'm sitting here going You have been around for everything,
Speaker 3: please Academy one.
Speaker 4: All the milestones, jays, all the.
Speaker 3: Miles like you've seen it all.
Speaker 4: Henry, you are a living legend.
Speaker 3: Over one hundred and he's on the slopes like that
Speaker 3: is just incredible. Mate. We really appreciate your joining us.
Speaker 2: This morning's been my pleasure. You know, everyone's very nice
Speaker 2: to you when you get over one hundred, and has
Speaker 2: been very nice to me.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Did you get the letter from queen or the king?
Speaker 4: Did you get the letter for when you turned one
Speaker 4: hundred from the Queen?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, I got from the Queen and the Premiere and
Speaker 2: the Prime minister.
Speaker 3: You know the dead age. It's very nice. Do you
Speaker 3: put that on the fridge? What do you do like
Speaker 3: you put in a nice frame and display it.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think I have. Maybe I should, but
Speaker 2: I've got it where I can put my hand on it.
Speaker 3: Do you believe in upray ski a beer after you
Speaker 3: have a ski? Yes? But the ski, I think is
Speaker 3: a big part of every skin, speaking my language, have
Speaker 3: a fireball killing around.
Speaker 4: To ski to have the app ray. I know it's
Speaker 4: technically after, so are you allowed to just come to
Speaker 4: the snow?
Speaker 2: It's my hearing all fully now. Part of death, you know,
Speaker 2: it's just part of the deal. You've gone a flight
Speaker 2: deck these day without it, without the ear mouth. It's
Speaker 2: a chargeable of things, but not in my day.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: You know what we've done, and you can image with
Speaker 2: all the planes before they take off you you become deaf.
Speaker 4: And we're doing very well.
Speaker 3: Henry, we haven't gone to the war. How does that explain
Speaker 3: our here and Clinton? Sorry, yeah, exactly, Hey, Henry, thank
Speaker 3: you so much for joining us. Mate, You're an absolute legend.
Speaker 3: We really appreciate it. R out of a pause for
Speaker 3: here everybody. Yes, I ridden one and still on the slopes.
Speaker 3: This is snowba a little bit of winding cloud around today.
Speaker 3: Gunf tops of seventeen. You gotta still you still haven't
Speaker 3: seen the Katy Perry movie.
Speaker 4: Have I still haven't seen the Katy Perry movie. But
Speaker 4: I do love Katy Perry. I love her little life
Speaker 4: of the Lando Bloom. I love them what they're doing
Speaker 4: the other day.
Speaker 3: He's not in it like spoiler alerts.
Speaker 4: They were jumping out of calicopters or.
Speaker 3: Six years old. Yeah, mo's like ten years old. It's
Speaker 3: a spoiler alert. But you see the moment her and
Speaker 3: Russell break up and she's in the makeup chair just.
Speaker 4: About it's the Russell brandyre Yeah. It wasn't at a time.
Speaker 4: I don't believe you seen what's happened to him. No,
Speaker 4: we love Katy Perry. I love Katy Perry and Orlando
Speaker 4: Bloom Mirror. Yes, yeah, they're cool.
Speaker 3: Turtles wrestle. How important weekend it is?
Speaker 4: Sunday Sunday.
Speaker 3: You start Father's Day Sunday.
Speaker 4: Fathers Day on Sunday.
Speaker 3: Day, Sunday. What are you doing for the great man me?
Speaker 4: I've got to talk to talk about because what are
Speaker 4: you about?
Speaker 3: You're doing munch?
Speaker 4: I am away this weekend?
Speaker 3: Are you taking it?
Speaker 4: So here's the thing. I am away for Father's Day,
Speaker 4: which I haven't told Dad yet. In fact, do you
Speaker 4: know what you know? How you said when you have
Speaker 4: a fight with your wife, Jase, you do it in
Speaker 4: a public place so you can't actually argue with each other.
Speaker 3: West Field.
Speaker 4: This is like me announcing to my dad, Sorry, Dad,
Speaker 4: I'm away for Father's Day. He'll be listening. But because
Speaker 4: I'm away for Father's Day, his birthdays in November, so
Speaker 4: I've already booked a bougie birthday lunch to make up
Speaker 4: for the lack of fathers.
Speaker 3: Have you been shopping? Do you go to that acceptable
Speaker 3: you go to the lunch.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've booked him. I've booked a fam in from
Speaker 4: Beautiful Lunch for his birthday, hoping that that might.
Speaker 3: Get me out a present.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, I have got him many gifts to make
Speaker 4: up for me being away this weekend.
Speaker 3: What you got him? I was surprised, Remember she told
Speaker 3: us and Bobby, if you're listening, it is a cracker.
Speaker 5: It's big, it's massive. I can't believe him. I think
Speaker 5: I can't believe he's splurged that much.
Speaker 3: Camp. I've always wanted to say to my parents, here's
Speaker 3: the keys, it's all yours. Like for you to be
Speaker 3: able to do that for Bobby's it's going to be
Speaker 3: the world to him.
Speaker 4: He's going to love his hat from the Mount Buller gift.
Speaker 3: Shop while riding his new Jet ski.
Speaker 4: It is father, Say what have you got your dat?
Speaker 3: I've been shopping. Yeah, it's all done. I have what
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 5: I'm not saying because he's a listener, this doesn't listen
Speaker 5: to he.
Speaker 3: Loves. I give you a tip, John, Clint hasn't bought you
Speaker 3: anything yet.
Speaker 9: No, you're not.
Speaker 3: My boys are doing today Father's Day Store. That's cool.
Speaker 4: I'll enjoy your pop plant.
Speaker 3: Is still Mother's Day.
Speaker 4: We used to have to paint the pop plant. To
Speaker 4: paint the pot, I don't think it's a.
Speaker 3: Proper plant handkerchiefs. Yeah, if anyone needs me to sign anything,
Speaker 3: I'll have a new gold pen on Monday.
Speaker 4: To greatest Dad ever munk.
Speaker 3: Yes, now I've got that last year.
Speaker 4: Ohn, get any better than that. I used to eat
Speaker 4: the chocolates before i'd give Dad the money.
Speaker 3: Of course. Hey, we are going to be celebrating tomorrow
Speaker 3: an incredible dad here in Melbourne. I can't say much
Speaker 3: at this point because it is a big surprise, but
Speaker 3: we're going to pull it the hearts. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's you know what. It's going to be a big
Speaker 3: reality check. Yes, there's a family out there that are
Speaker 3: doing it really tough, but their attitude is just incredible, amazing,
Speaker 3: and tomorrow we cannot wait to introduce you to them.
Speaker 3: You'll hear it tomorrow morning, eight o'clock. They're coming in
Speaker 3: under the Discoverer of discoverer under the guys. That's one
Speaker 3: as a lie. We've told them they're coming for something,
Speaker 3: told them they're coming in for something completely different, but
Speaker 3: we've actually organized the ultimate surprise for them. And they
Speaker 3: are so deserving.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is going to be a really special day
Speaker 4: for us tomorrow and from this family in Melbourne that
Speaker 4: need o.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Benneth Pultrow is making a return to the big screen.
Speaker 3: She's set to join Timothy Chamaley in the Ping Pong
Speaker 3: movie Marty Supreme. You enjoyed that one to me, big
Speaker 3: news day, that was our little hit of entertainment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it happens in the Ping Pong movie.
Speaker 3: We'll move over entertainment tonight and we're gonna have to
Speaker 3: find out we are alive from the snow.
Speaker 4: What is it like down in the city. We're at
Speaker 4: Mount Buller right now. Visibility not great. It's bad, nearly
Speaker 4: minus two out there.
Speaker 3: Oh no, what's wrong? I gave away the goggles I
Speaker 3: just bought.
Speaker 4: There's a bit invisibilities down Did you give them too?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 3: After I did twenty meters, I thought that was it.
Speaker 3: I was going to retire from skiing.
Speaker 4: It's not a bad idea for you to retire.
Speaker 5: Actually signed them and gave them a similar The problem
Speaker 5: is I've got to get my ski gear back to
Speaker 5: the high shop, which is at the bottom of the slope.
Speaker 4: It sounds like a you problem you're gonna have to
Speaker 4: go down the mountain eventually. Why don't we put you?
Speaker 4: Do you want to go on a skoodoo?
Speaker 3: Oh they look fun, they do.
Speaker 4: Actually, no, I think you should go down.
Speaker 3: This is called Burke Street. This run right.
Speaker 5: It's very very busy. So if you can pizza snowplower down,
Speaker 5: that'd be good.
Speaker 3: Do you know what they've got at the top, Clint,
Speaker 3: you're with me yesterday when no lot the cops have
Speaker 3: snow patrol vehicles. Yeah they do.
Speaker 4: Yeah is Snowpopo?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the snow Popo.
Speaker 4: Well, there's still rules on the mountain.
Speaker 3: They are actually going to be joined us this morning
Speaker 3: after eight thirty. We are going to be probing the Snowpopo.
Speaker 4: The snowpop po Po.
Speaker 3: What a gig like they just get to stay up
Speaker 3: here for a week, hit the slopes.
Speaker 4: Well no, they're not just skiing.
Speaker 5: They worked well, they got the radar out on Burke Street.
Speaker 5: See how quick people go?
Speaker 3: Surely there's no speed limit. I just thought, you know,
Speaker 3: I honestly believed you.
Speaker 4: There's a speed limit. Yeah, oh sorry, mister Hawkins. If
Speaker 4: you could get off the mountain, please, you asking way
Speaker 4: too slowly. Don't drink and ski. That's about idea, because
Speaker 4: then you don't get a ride down in the scold
Speaker 4: Do you get a ride down in ski patrol? The
Speaker 4: ones in the red with the big cross on it?
Speaker 3: I saw the sled of shame in action too. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's that's not great for the credibility.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the torn calf sled. That's the old man injury.
Speaker 3: Let's do it for a mad buller to Geelong Morning, Benny,
Speaker 3: How are.
Speaker 4: You, morning, Ben?
Speaker 9: Morning?
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 4: Then you normally play along with five thousand dollars question
Speaker 4: when you're in the car, how do you go? Yes,
Speaker 4: it's a bit of a mixed bag, probably the five
Speaker 4: K question as.
Speaker 3: I Yeah, I see here. You're a lover of board game.
Speaker 3: It's what you go to Benny.
Speaker 8: Yeah, have you ever heard of guitar?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Sounds smart, like yes, it's a very strategic game that
Speaker 3: you're gonna So it's like battleship, very strategic. Three you
Speaker 3: sunk my tug excuse me, tug boat? You played battleship before?
Speaker 3: Have you not played battle?
Speaker 4: What sort of put the little beads in?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I never really knew how.
Speaker 3: When you even lived and play battleship.
Speaker 4: We're a Monopoly house and it ended in.
Speaker 3: Now you'd be a Cludo house. Your game of life,
Speaker 3: He's so.
Speaker 4: Operation was my favorite? Maybe it's to pull your body
Speaker 4: We digress?
Speaker 3: All right, okay, Ben, here's the go. Do you want
Speaker 3: to go an easy question for fifty bucks, medium question
Speaker 3: for five hundred, or take on the hard one for
Speaker 3: five thousand dollars?
Speaker 8: Gotta go the hard one? Five k all the way.
Speaker 3: Let's do it, go home five thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Okay, you're going to hear a question and then you're
Speaker 4: going to get a three two one countdown. You have
Speaker 4: to answer within that time. If your answer is correct,
Speaker 4: five thousand dollars will be in your back pocket.
Speaker 3: You ready to go? Yep? For five thousand dollars. Here
Speaker 3: comes your question. Remember if you don't know, yes, what
Speaker 3: is the emergency number in Jamaica?
Speaker 2: Three two one two three?
Speaker 4: Oh? He did? Yes, that's a good guess. What was
Speaker 4: the answer because you knew this? Clint one one nine, yes, yeah,
Speaker 4: not nine one one one one nine. And I don't
Speaker 4: know how anyone would know that? How did you know that?
Speaker 3: I saw it on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Ones?
Speaker 3: Or millionaire hot seats before it got where.
Speaker 4: We're ripping these lemon. Oh, sorry, Ben.
Speaker 3: Thanks for giving it a Crowny base one one night. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll just in case.
Speaker 4: Well, if I'm ever in Jamaica, I'll make sure I
Speaker 4: keep that handy in case of emergency.
Speaker 3: Question. If you don't nine one one here, does it
Speaker 3: go to triple O anywhere? No? I don't believe, so.
Speaker 4: Don't try it. Don't try no one try that. Please
Speaker 4: don't try that, because if it does work, we're going
Speaker 4: to be clogging the phones. Don't do it.
Speaker 3: What do you I can imagine you're to ask.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: I can see people in their cars right now reaching
Speaker 4: for them. Don't do it. Don't don't. Mom's going to
Speaker 4: get mad if you do that.
Speaker 3: Phone down. Hey, it's just go on nineteen past day
Speaker 3: coming up next.
Speaker 4: Don't do it.
Speaker 3: We shouldn't laugh at someone else's expense, but it's yours.
Speaker 4: We like to do it.
Speaker 3: Well, this morning, we're going to because I've got something
Speaker 3: that is going to put you in the best mood
Speaker 3: going into a Thursday. Okay, this is going to put
Speaker 3: a smile on your face. You're going to have a
Speaker 3: bloody good laugh about it and I'll get it on
Speaker 3: the air on the other side of this Friday. If
Speaker 3: this is a number one hundred or today, we're calling
Speaker 3: at snover. It is Jason and Lauren Clint here as well.
Speaker 3: We are live from Mount Buller.
Speaker 4: We are at at Olberg House. We had a delicious
Speaker 4: dinner here last night. Sort of like returning to the
Speaker 4: scene of the crime when you come back here at
Speaker 4: six o'clock in the morning, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if everyone can have a look around for my credibility,
Speaker 3: I left it here last night.
Speaker 4: So it was like I also left my room key
Speaker 4: here somewhere last night, and someone had to get me
Speaker 4: into my right to get the manager to get me
Speaker 4: into my room, did you Yeah, I had to do
Speaker 4: the walk of shame. I went to the room and
Speaker 4: I was found the key back down. I go back
Speaker 4: down to reception. Oh, we're gonna have to get the
Speaker 4: overnight manager out. Excuse me, I've lost my keys.
Speaker 3: This is why we can't take the team out.
Speaker 4: Honestly, No, we do it once a year.
Speaker 3: But yeah, we are live from Mount Buller. Don't forget
Speaker 3: Mount Buller celebrating one hundred years of skiing this year
Speaker 3: and it's Australia's most accessible premiere alpine resort, just three
Speaker 3: hours drive from Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Yes, and I highly recommend the Wood restaurant. We had
Speaker 4: a delicious meal and cocktails last night.
Speaker 3: In fact, you know what if you recommend it, Lauren,
Speaker 3: next time they do ads on this station, what have
Speaker 3: I done? Stitch up? They should hire you to do
Speaker 3: the acts. I had nothing to do with it because
Speaker 3: you're very.
Speaker 4: Good, don't What is it?
Speaker 5: Is?
Speaker 4: This what I said before?
Speaker 3: So I just just go back for a second. How
Speaker 3: long have you been in the entertainment industry?
Speaker 4: Nearly twenty twenty years, So at the twenty.
Speaker 3: Year mark, you'd think you nail a script. We do.
Speaker 4: We do a lot of little scripts here and sometimes
Speaker 4: we get a little tongue tied twisted.
Speaker 3: And sometimes companies go, you know what, we know you're passionate,
Speaker 3: let's hire you to do the script. Passionate about the product,
Speaker 3: passionate about the product. Clint can't be telling me about
Speaker 3: the product.
Speaker 4: Line exactly what you're going to do, and that's really
Speaker 4: annoying you.
Speaker 3: I mean, Lauren Phillips, is the gale you want saying
Speaker 3: you're exactly the name you know as long as it's
Speaker 3: easy to say, because the other day the end of
Speaker 3: the show and goes, guys, do you mind just waiting?
Speaker 3: I just need to belt out a quick script.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was two lines.
Speaker 3: Two lines, and this is how it ended up.
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Speaker 3: I asked for it's going to be very confused.
Speaker 4: Shout out to my great class, Easy beauty, go in
Speaker 4: there and ask the lady is he there?
Speaker 3: They'll just give Melbourne a bit of clarity. What's the product?
Speaker 3: What am I asking for? When I go in there?
Speaker 4: I don't know?
Speaker 3: Tell him. Laurence said, you were from Mount Buller this morning.
Speaker 4: Buller, we are look out there, Bullet.
Speaker 3: Buller's Fiji the knaka. What are you doing? Ready? Do
Speaker 3: I get my light?
Speaker 4: To be honest, I'm not sure what planet was saying?
Speaker 3: House?
Speaker 4: We are? Can I get a beautiful spot here? I'm
Speaker 4: just looking out the window watching the what have we
Speaker 4: got out there? Ski school is getting ready to go?
Speaker 3: And the media umbrella umbrella in my mulled wine.
Speaker 4: Jason. Well, you know why I said, Buller, because Jason's
Speaker 4: sitting here in board shorts and a T shirt.
Speaker 3: What are you doing? Bro?
Speaker 4: He's gone the crocodile board shorts to scream snow.
Speaker 3: I'm about to go on the snow patrol.
Speaker 4: So he's gone shorts on.
Speaker 3: The buggy, not the band. You're unuffy. Yeah, they're going
Speaker 3: to take me for a hon Do I get to drive?
Speaker 4: Or is it just because you know who else is
Speaker 4: in the building, the snow Popo, and you ain't driving anywhere.
Speaker 3: That's going to be degrading. A grown man holding the
Speaker 3: waist of another man on the snow patrol going.
Speaker 4: Down the hill, especially in those shorts. You're gonna put
Speaker 4: pants on her. That's just silly.
Speaker 3: I told you I bought four pairs of shorts and
Speaker 3: a pair of songs. I wish we had have enrolled
Speaker 3: him in ski school with all the kids.
Speaker 4: I don't that's kids. The kids do not do.
Speaker 5: It.
Speaker 4: Feels like minus eight out there.
Speaker 3: You think I might burn up? Hey? Coming up next? Wow,
Speaker 3: we are about to probe the snow paper. You know
Speaker 3: how we like to probe the Pope. Yeah, different areas
Speaker 3: the Victorian police. Will this blew me away? They've got
Speaker 3: a cop station up here, Move over Mount Thomas. We
Speaker 3: got one on Mount Buller. Butler. No, I don't know
Speaker 3: the heritage of this joint if it's Italian, but they
Speaker 3: make a mean lasagna.
Speaker 4: The food in the restaurant would where we had dinner
Speaker 4: last night where we were this morning was so good.
Speaker 4: This is a great spot because the chairlift's right there.
Speaker 4: You can just ski in ski.
Speaker 3: Were you responsible for ordering the entrepes?
Speaker 4: I was. I did a good job.
Speaker 3: You went a little menu happy.
Speaker 4: No one likes no one likes an under order.
Speaker 3: Under order, good call, and.
Speaker 4: I think some of the staff took a couple of
Speaker 4: the pizzas home that we overordered to So you're were welcome.
Speaker 3: Do we have leftover?
Speaker 4: We do not. I gave it to the star.
Speaker 3: Damn it all right. Today you're gonna be a little
Speaker 3: bit of wind a round. Make sure you take it
Speaker 3: easy on the roads. A little bit of cloud as well.
Speaker 3: Seventeen is the top play a curl. The cops are here,
Speaker 3: Jason Lawrence, the snowfo.
Speaker 4: Yes especially edition of Probe the POPEO. Today it is
Speaker 4: Probe the snow Pop Poe and we are joined by
Speaker 4: Senior Constable Amy Starza.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 3: Thanks, what a gig.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's pretty good af here.
Speaker 4: Do you have a ski? Do you ski with sirens
Speaker 4: on it or how does it work?
Speaker 6: We don't have skis, but we've got the snowmobile with
Speaker 6: sirens and he does have sirens and like, yeah, if you're.
Speaker 3: Skiing, do you make the sound of the siren to
Speaker 3: get to the location?
Speaker 9: Only in my head?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Jace wanted to know earlier if there was a speed
Speaker 3: limit on Burk Street for skis.
Speaker 4: Burk Street for those who haven't been to Mount Buller before,
Speaker 4: is the main run. It's a right you're on skis.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's no speed limit. You can go as fast
Speaker 6: or slow as you want.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the patronizing.
Speaker 4: You can roll down the hill as well.
Speaker 3: Get down there.
Speaker 4: What are you guys? What are you doing up here?
Speaker 4: Are you here all season round? How does it work?
Speaker 4: Do you live on the mountain? Do you have to
Speaker 4: drive up here every morning?
Speaker 6: So yeah, in the winter season, police are up here
Speaker 6: for the whole season. We spend a week up here
Speaker 6: at a time, and that week we're up here, we
Speaker 6: live on the mountain.
Speaker 4: How good keeping the mountain safe?
Speaker 3: Is it a pretty popular job in the forest, Like
Speaker 3: a lot of people putting their hand up.
Speaker 6: You only get to do this gig if you work
Speaker 6: in the stations surrounding an alpine area. So it's not
Speaker 6: open to everyone to do and for us to be
Speaker 6: able to work up here. We've got to do quite
Speaker 6: a bit.
Speaker 3: Of training for your Mansfield based right.
Speaker 9: Mansfield base yet cool?
Speaker 4: So the base of the mountain and then you come
Speaker 4: up for a week and how often are you up here?
Speaker 4: Do you do one week and that's you've done for
Speaker 4: the season or are you one week on one week off?
Speaker 6: So for me, this is my first deployment up here.
Speaker 6: I've recently just gotten qualified. But typically members might do
Speaker 6: four or five deployments.
Speaker 4: And what are you doing arresting people for aggressive snowball fights,
Speaker 4: stolen skiz?
Speaker 9: Yeah, sometimes.
Speaker 3: You should really look at a speed limit. Some people
Speaker 3: are very fast.
Speaker 9: No, so day to day entails different things.
Speaker 6: You know. Where we have a police presence on the mountain,
Speaker 6: people like to see us out and about and makes
Speaker 6: them feel really reassured that we're out there up here.
Speaker 6: It's a small village, it's a small community, and there's
Speaker 6: hundreds and sometimes thousands of people up here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course, do you have a jail up here,
Speaker 3: like a holding cell.
Speaker 4: Mount ball of jail.
Speaker 9: No, we don't have a jail up here.
Speaker 6: We need to put anyone in a holding sale, we'll
Speaker 6: take them down the mountain.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, Yeah, it'd be cold. In a prison up here,
Speaker 4: it would be very cold. Yeah, very cold.
Speaker 5: I came up here a few years ago because there's
Speaker 5: a missing man as well, you know, because people it's
Speaker 5: not just the snowfields, people that go hiking all that
Speaker 5: sort of stuff.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, Mountball is a really big area and as you
Speaker 6: can see, the conditions can change it anytime, so it's
Speaker 6: not hard for people to get lost or disorientated and
Speaker 6: lose their way on the mountain.
Speaker 9: And then that's where we come in.
Speaker 3: So what do we got. We've got a police car,
Speaker 3: We've got snow patrol vehicles with lights and sirens. Yep,
Speaker 3: they look fun.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they are a lot of fun.
Speaker 6: The snowmobiles are heaps of fun and you get to
Speaker 6: have like do you knock off and go all right,
Speaker 6: let's have board, let's have a ski? Uh not really,
Speaker 6: just the hours we work is mostly you know, all
Speaker 6: the daylight hours there are, and we're a twenty four
Speaker 6: hour response as well.
Speaker 4: So no no.
Speaker 3: Upbraces for you, Jo, I'm on the fireballs. You take
Speaker 3: this one when you're on. You're here for the week.
Speaker 9: So when we're here for the week, we can get
Speaker 9: caught out at any time.
Speaker 4: It's a pretty happy place. Mail Buller, though, isn't it.
Speaker 4: You said you must see lots of happy people having
Speaker 4: a great time, families, couples, romantic up here.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, there's people.
Speaker 6: That come up here and they just love the snow
Speaker 6: and enjoy their time, and we want to make sure
Speaker 6: everyone has a safe and happy time up here as well.
Speaker 3: What sort of training do you have to do for
Speaker 3: this sort of deployment.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of training we need to do. We
Speaker 6: do a lot of different courses within Victoria Police. We
Speaker 6: need to learn how to drive the four wheel drives
Speaker 6: and you know, coming up here today, the road was
Speaker 6: pretty slippery and.
Speaker 3: Can you put the chains on? They look like quite
Speaker 3: the audio.
Speaker 6: We can put the chains on. They're not the funnest
Speaker 6: thing to do, but we can do it. It's part
Speaker 6: of our training. We also do a navigation course, so
Speaker 6: we learn how to navigate different areas and through bush
Speaker 6: lands to.
Speaker 9: Find people who go missing or need rescuing.
Speaker 3: We just used the navigation in Lawrence cart You guys
Speaker 3: should get that and it was pretty good too.
Speaker 4: Apple Masks. There's like one road up and one a few.
Speaker 5: A few bakery detours. The amazing bakeries around.
Speaker 3: A sport for choice. When you wear the uniform into
Speaker 3: the local bakeries, you get a free little niche tart.
Speaker 4: No I was going to put every time we probe
Speaker 4: the poper. We asked them if they just sit around
Speaker 4: eating donuts like in the Simpsons, and everyone says no,
Speaker 4: I'll give you a little tip.
Speaker 9: Under the stairs at the bottom there's a very very
Speaker 9: good donut.
Speaker 4: Man. Yeah, down there. These guys went out for a
Speaker 4: drink last night and they had to walk back up
Speaker 4: the hill. And I have heard about them having to
Speaker 4: walk back up to come home.
Speaker 3: We left one of our team members behind. Well, like, sorry, mate,
Speaker 3: we're cutting your lease. He's down there on the stairs.
Speaker 3: We're going to pick him up on the way.
Speaker 4: It for the donuts.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Hey, thanks so much for all the work you do.
Speaker 3: We love getting the Victorian police and you guys doing
Speaker 3: an amazing job and you keep never unsafe up here
Speaker 3: at Man Buller, so we appreciate it.
Speaker 9: Thanks so much. Appreciated.
Speaker 4: There you go, see you, Constable Amy Stars are there
Speaker 4: probing the snow Popo this morning.
Speaker 3: I'm going on a little hon on one of the
Speaker 3: snow Patrol vehicles soon.
Speaker 4: I mean, are you sticking around for a while because
Speaker 4: we might also need the medics. Can we get them
Speaker 4: on call?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 9: Yeah, we're sticking around. See what I can do?
Speaker 3: Walk in? Can we warm up the defib We are
Speaker 3: sure you want to do this? Yeah, it's fine mate,
Speaker 3: we can get wrong. We are doing it thanks to
Speaker 3: what If. It is Ossie for travel and we are
Speaker 3: live at Mount Buller this morning. Alberg House is where
Speaker 3: we are. It is an absolute cracking spot. They put
Speaker 3: us up last night. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's been great, what a great We had a
Speaker 4: great night last night, had a great morning this morning.
Speaker 3: Did you guys hear Share got booked to you? Last night?
Speaker 3: Share performed.
Speaker 4: There was a concert. There was a concert singing. I
Speaker 4: believe she was singing. Believe she was good, cheer had.
Speaker 3: A few shampoos people that were staying in the room
Speaker 3: next to Lauren last night.
Speaker 4: I did. I put on a concert.
Speaker 3: Producers, whether they liked it.
Speaker 4: Or not, He's exactly right. They have no choice but
Speaker 4: to be my fan when I start singing.
Speaker 5: The hospitality here at Alburg House has been exceptional, hasn't it?
Speaker 3: Incredible?
Speaker 4: And beautiful morning this morning as well, beautiful breakfast.
Speaker 3: The wood room.
Speaker 4: He has local very nice.
Speaker 3: We are about to get out of here, but a
Speaker 3: massive thank you to the crew here at Mount Buller
Speaker 3: for looking after us, except Dave, who looked after us
Speaker 3: a little bit too well. Last night.
Speaker 4: Where's Dave? Dave's fault Dusty this morning?
Speaker 3: You know what He's going to kill me for something? Dave?
Speaker 4: Dave's steering clean.
Speaker 3: O the day. Do you know what Dave and I
Speaker 3: did last night?
Speaker 4: Now, I went to bed, so I don't know what
Speaker 4: you and Dave did. But when I said to Dave,
Speaker 4: how are you feeling this morning? You said I felt better?
Speaker 3: He's Dave, Dave, Dave, how are you? Dave? Why don't
Speaker 3: you tell Lauren and Clint about the video we film
Speaker 3: last night?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: Do we have to talk about this? Well, Jase might
Speaker 4: want to talk about the video? What was in the video?
Speaker 3: So Dave and I definitely relate. He's got three kids
Speaker 3: as well, yes, and you know, unfortunately he couldn't go
Speaker 3: home last night yet to be here the dads went
Speaker 3: out on the town's night out. You're outing me.
Speaker 4: Hopefully Dave's wife and children aren't listening to what did
Speaker 4: they do on video?
Speaker 3: They listen to a different show. So Dave and I
Speaker 3: recorded a video quite early in the night, oh, pretending
Speaker 3: it was the end of the dinner. Oh that way,
Speaker 3: everyone looked pretty anyway, night, Dave, thanks for dinner.
Speaker 6: What great, What a great dinner, Jason, fantastic And it
Speaker 6: was I think he was recorded about seven point thirty.
Speaker 4: Seven hours before you wound up. Yeah, banked, banked it.
Speaker 4: That's smart day.
Speaker 3: That's good. Jase. I recorded a video as well, and
Speaker 3: we're about.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 3: That is it. We are out of here. Thank you
Speaker 3: so much to the current opt ball for having us.
Speaker 4: It has been awesome, so much fun.
Speaker 3: It's been a ripping twenty four hours.
Speaker 4: It has been.
Speaker 3: There's plenty of white stuff out there as well. Not
Speaker 3: go Forrahun. I'm actually about to go jump on the
Speaker 3: snow patrol. David, ash from the rest of you. If
Speaker 3: you should do this about.
Speaker 4: You wearing shorts dressed, have you got a jacket? At
Speaker 4: least I've got.
Speaker 3: A jacket on miss an idiot, Lauren, you should go nude.
Speaker 4: When he tried to call me BEFO already called me
Speaker 4: the playboy Bummy in enough trouble. We don't need him
Speaker 4: doing a Nudie run.
Speaker 3: Then again, the cops don't have a holding cell, so hey,
Speaker 3: have a great day everyone. We will be back from
Speaker 3: the Nova Studios in South Well, but tomorrow we will
Speaker 3: see then bye bye.
Speaker 4: Very's gonna be a good Jason Lauren. Jason Lauren wake
Speaker 4: up feeling Good on Noverer one hundred. Jason Lauren bollygood
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