Speaker 1: We got every day aid.
Speaker 2: The following segment graphic language and nudity.
Speaker 3: Nothing you'll see it if easily offended, Well you're about
Speaker 3: to find out just how easily your father.
Speaker 1: He's on your money.
Speaker 2: Nothing got a little headline for you.
Speaker 1: Okay, here we go.
Speaker 2: Woman sues X after discovering he named his penis after
Speaker 2: her mum.
Speaker 1: It's a move that.
Speaker 2: Fell stupid. A Melbourne woman took her ex boyfriend to
Speaker 2: small claims court in one of the most bizarre breakup
Speaker 2: revenge moves of the year, after discovering he had secretly
Speaker 2: nicknamed his Pennis Debbie, her mother's name for months. According
Speaker 2: to tex submitted as evidence, he frequently used the name
Speaker 2: in jokes and even referred to Debbie as the real
Speaker 2: matriarch of the relationship. She goingly found out after he
Speaker 2: drunkenly browdged about it to mutual friends at apart. Can
Speaker 2: you imagine that story filtering back? I saw you saw
Speaker 2: your ex Darren at a party. Oh yeah, what's the
Speaker 2: up to? What's he was just saying? How he calls
Speaker 2: his he's causes after him?
Speaker 1: WHOA? I did not see that coming.
Speaker 2: She's now claimed is Debbie. She's now claimed emotional trauma
Speaker 2: and a disgusting level of disrespect. She sought compensation for
Speaker 2: therapy costs and a permanent psychological squirrel. Now, if we
Speaker 2: could all claim costs for therapy after a break up,
Speaker 2: goodness made, we'd all be very wealthy people.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 2: The magistrate dismissed the case, stating that while it was
Speaker 2: deeply unsettling, it wasn't legally actionable. He did, however, add
Speaker 2: because he's such a card, this court strongly discourages naming
Speaker 2: anybody part after your partner's immediate family.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't do that. You shouldn't do that. But you can
Speaker 1: continue to name your pennis. Yeah, that's what blokes do.
Speaker 2: Really, that's what we're doing. Everyone's going to name for
Speaker 2: their pennis.
Speaker 1: I think everyone's got a name for their pennis.
Speaker 2: See they This is news to me?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 2: Should I ask what you call?
Speaker 1: We can ask me.
Speaker 4: But also when you get home, ask you, beautiful husband, Greg,
Speaker 4: what his name is?
Speaker 1: I have a rotation of names.
Speaker 4: You got Twiggy McGee, Sticks, o'hool a hand, Dwayne Johnson
Speaker 4: and Nobby Williams.
Speaker 5: Today it's Nobby and gentlemen battles.
Speaker 2: The rules are simple about to hear six songs from
Speaker 2: the same year. They can selected their song as a place.
Speaker 2: If they let it go, that song is gone. Now
Speaker 2: let's get into the mangos that are ready to battle
Speaker 2: back to you.
Speaker 4: Ji and Hazy. She tussled this one as well. Scoreline
Speaker 4: is currently twelve to eleven. Just in my favorite. It's
Speaker 4: a beautiful, wholesome little space where you get the opportunity
Speaker 4: to choose the music.
Speaker 2: Cost myself last week, so I forgot to vote for
Speaker 2: myself and I lost by a vote.
Speaker 1: I didn't lose. It was a drawl.
Speaker 2: I mean, you've bet I cost myself for the victory.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Believable scenes. You won't do that again.
Speaker 2: Probably will get distracted very easily.
Speaker 1: All right, since we.
Speaker 4: Jump into the AI generator's brain and see what year
Speaker 4: we're dealing with this way, Yes, please, here we go.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and seven, one.
Speaker 2: Of the later ones, isn't it all right?
Speaker 1: Alright?
Speaker 4: Here we go six songs names your buzzer. Jump in
Speaker 4: when you want. Oh, I've gone early through my body.
Speaker 2: You could not have gone any earlier.
Speaker 4: That was out.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know what the song was.
Speaker 4: When you find it Hi, I love this song so much,
Speaker 4: yelled over it, Silver Chair Straight Lines, And I mean, all.
Speaker 2: Right, that was a commitment.
Speaker 4: All right, You've got five songs to choose from Jody
Speaker 4: your next one's.
Speaker 1: This not a next one?
Speaker 2: Yes, you lost four times with.
Speaker 4: This song, yet none from poor going for hinder lips
Speaker 4: of Angria. It's an absolute beautiful song crafted by the
Speaker 4: music goes, but it just doesn't work in.
Speaker 2: This space, certainly does it for me?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 4: Next one?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 1: It's catchy, yeah, but is it a winner?
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: Okay, moving on, all right, you got two songs left.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 2: I don't think this is going to be straight.
Speaker 4: Line, right, Okay, So you've got one song that it's almost.
Speaker 2: Worse having it a fool of the small as board.
Speaker 7: All right, here we go.
Speaker 2: I've got no choice, now you ready, I mind it.
Speaker 4: Exactly because you don't mind it, or because you have
Speaker 4: to not mind it.
Speaker 2: Maybe I have to not mind it.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 4: And so you've got Kanye West Stronger up against Silver
Speaker 4: Chair Straight Lines.
Speaker 1: In two thousand and seven. Two good chums.
Speaker 2: I say, I've probably attached my wagon to the most
Speaker 2: unhinged artist of the last decade, haven't I?
Speaker 1: Yeah, So are you in terms of your personality, what
Speaker 1: you stand for? Are you attaching yourself to Kanye West?
Speaker 1: Is that what's happening here? Because I'll take Daniel John's
Speaker 1: thank you very much.
Speaker 2: I'll take Daniels.
Speaker 1: He got some stuff going on, does he?
Speaker 2: Daniel's got some stuff does.
Speaker 1: I'll take that back.
Speaker 4: Still to come with Jodie and Hazy on Adelaide's No.
Speaker 4: Nine One Night mentioned every morning we play the One
Speaker 4: Note Wonder, and this morning it's tricky.
Speaker 1: I'll be honest. It is this Yeah, yeah, maybe like, hey,
Speaker 1: hang on, say you'll play that again? Play that again?
Speaker 1: You you? Yes?
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten. Let's have a crack at the
Speaker 4: One Note Wonder. Some epic prizes up for grabs one
Speaker 4: more time thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: Let's go.
Speaker 7: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know now, I need to know.
Speaker 6: I need to know.
Speaker 7: I need to know what news today to know?
Speaker 4: This is what you need to.
Speaker 2: Know, what you need to know? With Jody and Aby agree,
Speaker 2: here's a fun fact for you. Did you know that
Speaker 2: swearing is illegal in New South Wales? So swearing in
Speaker 2: a public place you can technically get arrested.
Speaker 6: Really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it's the use of bad or offensive language
Speaker 2: is defensible if the person has a reasonable excuse for it.
Speaker 2: But apart from that, you can't be swearing out loud
Speaker 2: in your South Wales.
Speaker 4: Okay, can we sort of somehow incorporate this into my household?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Seven four years older a half older. Four year old
Speaker 4: in particular, he's not far away from turning. But it
Speaker 4: is very very solid on the swearing at the moment.
Speaker 2: She might have said something to your wife the other
Speaker 2: night that could be deemed what do they call offensive
Speaker 2: language without a reasonable excuse.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was something along the lines that she had
Speaker 4: a truck expression rerange a few letters from a few words,
Speaker 4: sound like someone is very very offensive, particularly from a
Speaker 4: four year old to her mother.
Speaker 2: Well, you can go home tonight and tell her that
Speaker 2: swearing is now legalized in New South Wales, but not
Speaker 2: in the Hayes house.
Speaker 1: Fantastic.
Speaker 4: You want to bring that stuff, Take it to New
Speaker 4: South Pyoes, It's true.
Speaker 2: Take it to Nana Pop's places who him in New
Speaker 2: South Wales.
Speaker 1: Courts are always fun.
Speaker 2: Courts are always just unbelievable to me because it's a
Speaker 2: whole new world and I got sent down to the
Speaker 2: Adelaide Magistrates Court yesterday for my role in ten News,
Speaker 2: and there was a guy called Robert Branch. He's forty five.
Speaker 2: I've here's from Paradise. The night before last he called
Speaker 2: emergency services two hundred and fifty one times in eight
Speaker 2: hours busy, so it was allegedly harassing calls, allegedly quite malicious.
Speaker 2: And so he appeared in court to answer for himself,
Speaker 2: and I think the magistrate was on the verge of
Speaker 2: sending him back home, saying you get bail, off you go,
Speaker 2: because at this stage he'd been arrested and he could
Speaker 2: have been going home until he just started to go
Speaker 2: on a massive tirade via video link. He was going off.
Speaker 2: He called everyone in the court terrorists. He canceled his lawyer,
Speaker 2: so his lawyer's trying to stand there and defend him.
Speaker 2: He's like, you're unnecessary, won't be needing you anymore. Off
Speaker 2: you go, You're canceled. He accused police of perverting the
Speaker 2: course of justice and went on and on and on.
Speaker 2: But my favorite line from him yesterday was when he said,
Speaker 2: what's bounding in the Kangaroo court today?
Speaker 4: There's a lot to learn there's a lot to learn
Speaker 4: from his Shinanigan through the court system, and I'm the
Speaker 4: one who knows how to read the cues of people
Speaker 4: very well. And then sometimes he's sort of sit there
Speaker 4: and like, am I in control of the rooms? Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'd tell you what doesn't work in a crowd full
Speaker 4: of people.
Speaker 1: No calling everyone terrorist. No, my experience, people don't like.
Speaker 2: So after he went on his little rant, the magistrates
Speaker 2: sort of went, Okay, we might hold on to you
Speaker 2: a little bit longer.
Speaker 4: Thanks anyway, you two, yeah, and let's keep you in
Speaker 4: here just for a second.
Speaker 2: This is all stem from a dispute with his neighbors, allegedly,
Speaker 2: So if you have a problem with your neighbor, just
Speaker 2: just you know, feel better about yourself that you haven't
Speaker 2: ended up in Robert Ranch's position.
Speaker 1: It could be much worse.
Speaker 4: You could be this bloke spending some extra time at
Speaker 4: the big house. Yeah, we'recoming to your life from Victoria
Speaker 4: Park for Hot Street Center's Walk a Mile in my Boots.
Speaker 4: This is a fantastic little initiative. Please get involved. Walkermile
Speaker 4: dot org dot au. We're gonna have about seven thousand people.
Speaker 1: Walking out this morning.
Speaker 2: Joe very shortly, I think his kickoff, first bounce or
Speaker 2: whatever we like to call it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, and we have a very special guest with us,
Speaker 4: and that is someone who's been an ambassador.
Speaker 1: We'll trying to work it out before you can't even remember.
Speaker 1: It's been that long.
Speaker 2: No, I know, too long. Yeah, it's at least a decade.
Speaker 7: Oh it has been.
Speaker 4: It's the great Justin west Off. Welcome, thanks to the check,
Speaker 4: Good morning mate.
Speaker 7: Thanks guys, thanks having me Justin.
Speaker 2: This has always been a really important cause to you
Speaker 2: tell everyone why.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean has been a long time, so I
Speaker 8: don't realize to look back it shows my age, but yeah,
Speaker 8: it has been a really great cause for me personally,
Speaker 8: obviously originally coming from the Brassa and not really experiencing
Speaker 8: what homeless is down there, and then obviously seeing a
Speaker 8: little bit as I grow older back down there. So
Speaker 8: obviously down here it's a lot more people, are a
Speaker 8: lot more prevalent, and I mean the guys down there
Speaker 8: are hushtally doing an amazing job.
Speaker 7: And to be able to be able to go in
Speaker 7: there and.
Speaker 8: Serve breakfast and see what they actually do for the
Speaker 8: clients that come through the door is pretty incredible. So
Speaker 8: I play a very very small part in that for
Speaker 8: what they do, but yeah, this event just gets bigger
Speaker 8: and better every year, and struggle for a part this.
Speaker 7: Morning, which is.
Speaker 2: Justin We were saying, just off here. Then the face
Speaker 2: of homelessness is changing, isn't it, Especially in the CBD
Speaker 2: the demographic and the profile, there's definitely more women, but
Speaker 2: also were saying younger people.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so I mean it's always sad to talk about
Speaker 8: every year that you hope to think that that number
Speaker 8: is slowly coming down, but it's actually growing each year.
Speaker 8: So it's it's women over fifty five coming into center
Speaker 8: more and more. It's it's younger people who are struggling
Speaker 8: with you know, this living cost of living crisis, living
Speaker 8: crisis and all that kind of stuff. So it is
Speaker 8: a shame to have those conversations with the guys at
Speaker 8: the clinic that they're seeing more people, which.
Speaker 7: Yeah, is never a.
Speaker 2: Good thing, which is why mornings like this is so important.
Speaker 2: Can I take you back to two thousand and six
Speaker 2: you were saying you don't like to look back because
Speaker 2: you know it shows your right. You played with a
Speaker 2: young man called Andrew Hayes at Central Districts Football Club
Speaker 2: all the time.
Speaker 7: I didn't play him with it in a particular game.
Speaker 7: I think, yeah, are you kidding?
Speaker 1: Mate? You remember a full season together? I told you?
Speaker 1: What did I say?
Speaker 4: I said, I bet you I remember us playing together
Speaker 4: much more.
Speaker 2: Than talk Westy through the trauma that you talked me
Speaker 2: through just before.
Speaker 4: Right, So what happened was this is all new to you, apparently, Westy.
Speaker 4: Two thousand and six, we played pretty much a full
Speaker 4: season together and then right towards the end I think
Speaker 4: he did a hamstring maybe, but you're out for one
Speaker 4: or two weeks anyway, when you came back for whatever reason,
Speaker 4: it was a bit of a pecking order. Someone had
Speaker 4: to pay the price and get dropped, and it was me.
Speaker 4: So I got dropped. I got dropped for the six
Speaker 4: Grand Final for some dud. God Justin west didn't do much,
Speaker 4: just went on to play two hundred eighty games for
Speaker 4: Port Adelaide. So that that's my memories of two thousand
Speaker 4: and six And that was me up in the stands
Speaker 4: Grand Final day going for the Eagles.
Speaker 7: What he doesn't chat with people is that he played.
Speaker 7: How many primatures did you play after that? Hazy?
Speaker 8: I played in four four, So I played one losing
Speaker 8: and he's he's and you can't get rough.
Speaker 1: Let's swap then, Okay, let's swamp. I'll play two and
Speaker 1: eighty games.
Speaker 2: Sure, Just before we let you go, we need to
Speaker 2: ask you two of those two hundred eighty games, a
Speaker 2: fair whack of those have been with Boky. So how
Speaker 2: did you feel this week when he hung up the boots?
Speaker 8: Well, I think pretty much all of those games with him,
Speaker 8: So yeah, it's it's obviously he's been at a club
Speaker 8: for nineteen years, which is unbelievable, played so many games,
Speaker 8: and I mean it's sadly does have to come to
Speaker 8: an end at some stage, but it's been amazing to see,
Speaker 8: especially when I finished up, which was five years ago,
Speaker 8: and he's still carrying on being So he's had an
Speaker 8: unbelievable career, one of the club champions and a brilliant guy.
Speaker 8: So it'd be sad to see him go. And he's
Speaker 8: he's got a three week farewell, so.
Speaker 4: He'll be beautifully truly loving it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Okay, Justin west Off, thank you so much for
Speaker 2: joining us this morning. Enjoyed the walk, and well done
Speaker 2: on everything you do for this incredible.
Speaker 7: Cause, thank you very much, love it.
Speaker 4: Can we talk about something that gen Z's are doing
Speaker 4: which I think is absolutely fantastic when it comes to food.
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 4: List of ten foods that are becoming extinct because gen
Speaker 4: Zas have said nap, don't want to bar them.
Speaker 1: Hate it you ready?
Speaker 6: Yep?
Speaker 4: So when I thought this, I thought, oh gosh, but
Speaker 4: there's a bunch of foods in here which I absolutely adore,
Speaker 4: that are going to get phased out. Not so from
Speaker 4: my opinion, Arm's going to breeze through them all right.
Speaker 4: Number ten vegan cheese.
Speaker 2: What have you ever tasted vegan cheese? No?
Speaker 4: But I imagine it tastes absolutely awful.
Speaker 1: Have you tasted it?
Speaker 2: It can't be worse than those singles that are wrapped
Speaker 2: in plastic.
Speaker 4: That's not cheese, rubbery, A little bit rubbery. Number nine olives.
Speaker 4: Number eight mushrooms. Mushroom murders. Didn't do mushrooms any favors,
Speaker 4: Let's be honest.
Speaker 2: Number seven tofu, I like toafa, it's got to be
Speaker 2: cooked trut okay.
Speaker 4: Number six duck. I've never eaten duck in my life.
Speaker 4: I've never eaten duck over chicken. Number five prawns I
Speaker 4: do like a prawn. Number four black pudding, gosh, anything
Speaker 4: where the key ingredient is blood. I'm not sure about
Speaker 4: number three and shavies go away. Anchovies little this smelly, little.
Speaker 2: Free very little fish.
Speaker 1: What are you doing? Grow up? Get off that pizza guy.
Speaker 1: Number two blue cheese, very strong.
Speaker 4: And here's the number one thing that's getting phased out
Speaker 4: because jen zitas are just saying I'm not interested, and
Speaker 4: I completely agree.
Speaker 1: It smells awful. And that is liver.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, So did you ever get fed liver on
Speaker 2: the farmers?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yes, and it's horrible and it's really it's probably it
Speaker 4: was probably my first gag experience eating liver.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's so good for you though, It's so good
Speaker 1: for you, is it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What about me? Spear me guts up? Is that good
Speaker 1: for you as well?
Speaker 2: That's not good. It wasn't my first gag experience, but
Speaker 2: chicken livers. My mum used to do it in like
Speaker 2: a like a braised chicken liver up and even I
Speaker 2: remember back then, Oh much.
Speaker 6: Will you do it?
Speaker 2: Colleen? Jesus Christ, are you trying to poison us?
Speaker 1: Apart from the livers? Lovely, lovely lady.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, jeez, was very partial to a chicken
Speaker 2: live with that.
Speaker 1: It's a different time, it's a different type.
Speaker 4: Well done, gen Zettas, you're fighting the good fight there is.
Speaker 4: Fridays just are not complete without Ryan fifty fifth.
Speaker 1: Good monight to you, fifty.
Speaker 9: Good morning guys.
Speaker 6: Let's ride sixty Fridays like I rode a few horses
Speaker 6: at Victoria Park there back in the day, that's for sure,
Speaker 6: remember those days that used to be a good race
Speaker 6: track Victoria Part.
Speaker 4: I think they sort of use it now is the
Speaker 4: and I'm not sure what you're into.
Speaker 1: I think they use it still for the polo.
Speaker 4: And I can't even list some of the outrageous things
Speaker 4: that I'd rather do fifty than go to the polo.
Speaker 6: Tell me about it.
Speaker 9: I mean, the closest I'm going to get in the
Speaker 9: parlo is wearing a rauffler and polo. But I do
Speaker 9: you know what I think some of the horses that
Speaker 9: I had that used to race at Victoria Park and
Speaker 9: now being used as fertilizer gardens around that area.
Speaker 2: On an excursion to the Glue fact, I'm so shocked
Speaker 2: that you two don't want to go to the biggest
Speaker 2: dayalist event in Adelaide and not watch a horse in
Speaker 2: action and just take selfies? What's wrong with you?
Speaker 4: We've got things, we've got things that we need to
Speaker 4: jam in certain places instead, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: No, I want to go there. You've got to pray
Speaker 6: and you've got to hope that you can go to
Speaker 6: the polo. And that is my movie quote. It's all
Speaker 6: about hope, because hope is a good thing, guys, maybe
Speaker 6: the best of things and no good thing ever dies.
Speaker 6: Do you know what movie that's froll Is it good?
Speaker 1: We were hunting?
Speaker 6: No, that's a really good guess, but no, it's not.
Speaker 6: What if I start it with remember red, Hope is
Speaker 6: a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no
Speaker 6: good thing ever dies? You know what movie it is
Speaker 6: and we don't.
Speaker 2: And we're talking about this. We've been talking about famous
Speaker 2: moving quotes this week.
Speaker 1: One more guess is it sled Sled Dogs Too?
Speaker 6: No, it's not Fled Dogs Too. It's the first one. No,
Speaker 6: what hazy? What is the number one movie that all
Speaker 6: footballers put down for their favorite movie?
Speaker 1: Remember Titans?
Speaker 6: No soot, It's it's it's a it's a it's a movie.
Speaker 6: Prison Sure, shake.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 2: Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things
Speaker 2: and no good thing avertis.
Speaker 1: Yes, sorry took us so long.
Speaker 6: You're dealing with and that's why we have hope going
Speaker 6: into the finals.
Speaker 2: If we finished top two, getting to the g yours
Speaker 2: is quite profound. Your quote. We just had the quote
Speaker 2: about Petie the burden time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we had this. It was pretty old. I've had
Speaker 1: it with this stop.
Speaker 6: We've got no food, we got no jobs, our pets.
Speaker 4: There might be a difference in intelligent levels between joding
Speaker 4: yourself because we're quote you dumb and dumber.
Speaker 6: Well that that says a lot. You're not dumb and dumbers.
Speaker 2: Whip.
Speaker 6: I think that's Whipper's favorite movie of all times.
Speaker 1: One more quick question before we go.
Speaker 4: So this weekend, well, I know the lids are family on,
Speaker 4: you're going to come off, but four or five hundred points?
Speaker 1: Do you think you could win by I know you.
Speaker 6: Can't know, Well you can't do that, but yeah, it
Speaker 6: looks I think we shall win that game convincingly against
Speaker 6: the Eagles. But is it's exciting, isn't it? I mean,
Speaker 6: I this is I got sucked in. I spoke about
Speaker 6: this on the front bar the other night, guys. But
Speaker 6: I may have got sucked in buying my two boys
Speaker 6: tickets to fly over so the family. So we got
Speaker 6: sucked in.
Speaker 9: And you can only.
Speaker 6: Buy flexible tickets with one too some version at the moment,
Speaker 6: seven hundred and fifty dollars one way Joe.
Speaker 2: For four of you.
Speaker 6: And then how's this that's flexible? Then you have to
Speaker 6: pay another hand one hundred and ten dollars if you
Speaker 6: want to cancel it. So I thought we'd flexible. If
Speaker 6: you wanted to cancel that you get your money back
Speaker 6: straight away.
Speaker 2: Isn't that the very nature of the word flexible.
Speaker 6: Well, that's the thing I said. That's just as flexible
Speaker 6: as Cliff Young was towards the end of his career.
Speaker 6: Is not flexible at all. So yeah, so we've already
Speaker 6: booked in our flights in Melbourne? Is that too? Have
Speaker 6: I gone way too early? There? I think I've gone
Speaker 6: way through it.
Speaker 4: We spoke last week and you said I'm refusing to
Speaker 4: look too far ahead one week you like.
Speaker 6: I've also ordered a corporate box for all Crows fans.
Speaker 6: Is that going too early?
Speaker 1: Am I?
Speaker 2: I love you? It's good, it's good.
Speaker 6: You've got to do it.
Speaker 1: You've got to do it, Vizy. We appreciate you. Good
Speaker 1: luck to your crows.
Speaker 4: We're predicting a two hundred and twenty six point victory,
Speaker 4: and we'll catch you again next week.
Speaker 2: You said that that stirt in the sandfill could beat
Speaker 2: the West Coast Eagles at the moment. That's what you
Speaker 2: said to me, stern.
Speaker 4: The sample it could be one of the best sample
Speaker 4: teams for a long long time. I would like to
Speaker 4: see how that would go West Coast Eagles for Stirs
Speaker 4: at the moment.
Speaker 2: Or you should do that. Fascinated by this when we
Speaker 2: get to our end of life. I don't mean to
Speaker 2: sound more bored, but I just really wonder how people
Speaker 2: feel when it's about to come to an end, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Could you always look back and be like, oh gosh,
Speaker 4: could have done things differently?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 2: Absolutely. Do you want to know the five most common
Speaker 2: deathbed regrets, according to a palliade of care nurse. Yes, okay,
Speaker 2: that's all right, it's not that bad. This serves as
Speaker 2: a warning.
Speaker 4: That's just about to say, actually, this is good advice
Speaker 4: of how maybe to live your life. So you don't
Speaker 4: sit there full of regret.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, Regret number five. I wish i'd let myself
Speaker 2: be happier. Don't we all do that when we all
Speaker 2: sweet the small stuff and just go, oh god, I'm
Speaker 2: worried about this whatever. It doesn't really matter at the
Speaker 2: end of the.
Speaker 4: Day, do you know?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 1: But that's always a hindsight one, don't you think.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we always look back and be like, wow, I
Speaker 4: should have been so stressed, but you didn't know that
Speaker 4: it wasn't going to be a stressful environment, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean.
Speaker 2: Doing the segments, so people just let themselves be happy.
Speaker 1: Well, it sounds like you're stressed.
Speaker 2: Regret number four. I wish I'd been brave enough to
Speaker 2: express my feelings more. Okay, this is fascinating. So many
Speaker 2: people developed illnesses relating to the bitterness and resentment that
Speaker 2: they carried as a result because they didn't tell each
Speaker 2: other how they felt, and that pertains to family fights,
Speaker 2: fights with friends, arguments with anyone. You've got to let
Speaker 2: that stuff go and say what you need to say
Speaker 2: and move on.
Speaker 1: I like that. That's good.
Speaker 2: Number three. Oh, this makes me sad. I regret losing
Speaker 2: touch with so many of my friends.
Speaker 4: I've lost touch with I would say ninety three percent.
Speaker 1: Of my friends really when I had.
Speaker 4: Most friends, like from school to probably the age of
Speaker 4: twenty five.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, right, does that make you sad?
Speaker 1: Yes? It does.
Speaker 2: Well, why don't you make an effort to Why don't
Speaker 2: you resolve to get back in touch with them?
Speaker 1: Because I lost touch with may as well.
Speaker 2: All right, that's a fair approach to that. Regret Number two,
Speaker 2: I wish I'd lived my life the way I wanted,
Speaker 2: not how other people expected me to behave.
Speaker 1: That's a good one. It's your life. You need to
Speaker 1: live it on your terms.
Speaker 2: So this is all about people sadness at never achieving
Speaker 2: or attempting to achieve their personal dreams. That's my one
Speaker 2: piece of advice to young people. Find something you're passionate
Speaker 2: about and go from there. Don't just do something because
Speaker 2: you think you have to.
Speaker 4: And now in a space where whatever you want to
Speaker 4: do you can do it, go for it.
Speaker 2: And this one is dedicated to Andrew Hayes. I wish
Speaker 2: I hadn't dedicated so much of my life to working
Speaker 2: so hard, you little idgit God.
Speaker 3: Yes, I probably do work just a little bit too hard,
Speaker 3: But the plan is to work really hard right now
Speaker 3: while I've got the opportunity to hopefully make sure things
Speaker 3: are really really nice and right and the prime of
Speaker 3: my kids growing up that everything's nice.
Speaker 2: That's a really great theory. I've been saying that for
Speaker 2: twenty years of working hard.
Speaker 1: Now wrong battles.
Speaker 2: All right, this is where you get to choose the music.
Speaker 2: Here on nov we have a random generator and it's
Speaker 2: almost voice style, isn't it that you have to punch
Speaker 2: in and choose the song that you want? And the
Speaker 2: year was two thousand and seven? Were listening for one.
Speaker 4: I see a little brain ticking over there as well,
Speaker 4: pupils dilating and veering off and all sorts of different directions. Absolutely, no,
Speaker 4: the two thousand and seven. So yes, it was a
Speaker 4: very very tight, fierce contest. So we had two songs
Speaker 4: up for grabs.
Speaker 1: You had a bit of Kanye West. Yeah, I did Stronger,
Speaker 1: which is good, and.
Speaker 4: I had a bit of a silver Chair straight Belin.
Speaker 2: Yes, she did okay producing Lucy. What was the score?
Speaker 4: Beer in mind as well that it's twelve to eleven.
Speaker 2: Bad guys. Whoever picked Stronger was the loser. It was
Speaker 2: Silverchair straight Line fifty forty four percent.
Speaker 4: Sorry, Joe's quite aggressive by Lucy. Whoever a big stronger
Speaker 4: was the loser.
Speaker 2: I see what he did. They're just trying to turn
Speaker 2: things on his head mate.
Speaker 1: You waiting songs Just enjoy