Speaker 1: Go get you morning every day, every lad. Welcome to
Speaker 1: the podcast. Hey, hey, hey, put your hand up. If
Speaker 1: you're absolutely terrified of women, oh, I got both my hands.
Speaker 2: I mean, not being able to understand them is a
Speaker 2: very different proposition to being frightfully scared of the female species.
Speaker 2: But there's a man in Rawanda who just has the
Speaker 2: kittings hidden himself away just so he doesn't have to
Speaker 2: encounter any female.
Speaker 1: Different approach. You can either deal with your problems head on,
Speaker 1: or you can just completely isolate yourself and hide from
Speaker 1: women for fifty five years. Here's a bit of a
Speaker 1: headline that really connects with me, particularly in this particular
Speaker 1: setting when there's so many women at Nova, isn't there?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Where it? W was just surrounded all the producers, your
Speaker 1: news reader, Abby, producer and producers Zoe Josh Morrow was well.
Speaker 1: A Rwandan man has allegedly lived in isolation for fifty
Speaker 1: five years because of.
Speaker 4: An extreme fear of women. In particular.
Speaker 1: He cites producers Zoe produced Emily.
Speaker 2: She is terrifying first thing in the morning. I'm scared
Speaker 2: of her too. I might go and hide in a
Speaker 2: jungle for fifty five years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is clear to go no given another fifty
Speaker 1: five years. Calick Steweta, who is reportedly seventy one years old,
Speaker 1: has allegedly spent the last fifty five years in a
Speaker 1: self imposed exile, barricading himself inside his home to avoid
Speaker 1: any contact whatsoever with women there.
Speaker 2: He is.
Speaker 1: Mister Zamweta reportedly began I started himself at the age
Speaker 1: of sixteen, when he does everything from sleeping and cooking,
Speaker 1: even urinating in space of his own confined bode. A
Speaker 1: fear of women called gynophobia is not officially recognized as
Speaker 1: a genuine mental disorder, but it's clinically classified as a
Speaker 1: specific phobia. It's a thing, and the big fella's got it,
Speaker 1: and I'm not surprised, to be honest.
Speaker 5: So every time we find you rocking in.
Speaker 2: The full in the corner, hey's just gotobia kicking in again.
Speaker 1: Somebody get me out of here. It's about rageous phobia
Speaker 1: is about I'll see what. I'm just going to name
Speaker 1: you a couple of them. What about this frigophobia which
Speaker 1: every single woman has. You've all got frigophobia?
Speaker 5: What is it?
Speaker 4: And that is a fear of cold?
Speaker 1: Oh yes, an unnecessary fear of cold and is even
Speaker 1: after you're reassured that, hey, everyone else is sweating and
Speaker 1: you have six blankets on you, you're not cold.
Speaker 5: Okay, I've got frigophobia.
Speaker 2: I came in this morning with a jacket which can
Speaker 2: only be described as a walking doner.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's so.
Speaker 1: Cold, and you're like, I'm so freaking cold. I've got frigophobia.
Speaker 1: What about this one? Iraqi beauty urophobia? What a racky betyerphobia?
Speaker 1: That is a fear of peanut butter sticking to the
Speaker 1: roof of your mouth, which makes a lot.
Speaker 5: Of sense, to be honest, a nice feeling.
Speaker 4: Horses have that fear in particular.
Speaker 1: You see when horses, No I don't try to look
Speaker 1: it back to me, for goodness, take this for goodness sake,
Speaker 1: but you can see when horses get peanut but a
Speaker 1: stack of the rythm, they really freak out, properly wig out.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Right, So here's a couple of phobias that I found
Speaker 1: which we're all safe from. And I'm no medical expert,
Speaker 1: but I can safely say that there's three particular people
Speaker 1: in this team but don't have these current phobias. The
Speaker 1: first one is alegrophobia that is a fear of being late.
Speaker 1: So congratulations, judge, you don't have that. You don't have that,
Speaker 1: So sleep easy knowing that you don't worry about being late.
Speaker 5: Well I do.
Speaker 1: That's good. This is a genuine world. It's called angrophobia,
Speaker 1: which is a fear of being over the top angry
Speaker 1: news reader, Abby, don't worry about that.
Speaker 5: She's completely fine.
Speaker 6: You're so fine.
Speaker 1: And this one is iop trophobia, which is a fear
Speaker 1: of mirrors. And I don't have that. Good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's saying never walked past the mirror.
Speaker 1: He didn't like.
Speaker 5: That's me about memment?
Speaker 4: My really sure?
Speaker 5: It is so time for it. Let's go girl, okay,
Speaker 5: chick assem.
Speaker 2: Do like a little page. All the ladies to Studio one, please,
Speaker 2: all the ladies. Okay, this is how this works. We
Speaker 2: have all the girls assembled here and we're going to
Speaker 2: talk about stuff that we've maybe spoken about off air
Speaker 2: that probably deserves an on air conversation.
Speaker 5: So we've got producer Zoe here. Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 2: Zoe's in her twenties, in a new relationship, relatively happy
Speaker 2: but alwayo a bit of a career girl as well,
Speaker 2: absolutely smashing goals at work.
Speaker 5: And we've got newsreader Abby RBF face in your in
Speaker 5: your thirties, happily single.
Speaker 2: However, something has happened to you this week that probably
Speaker 2: needs to hit the air waves, I reckon. So this
Speaker 2: has been happening to me since twenty twenty. A guy
Speaker 2: over in I think he lives it. Well, I've done
Speaker 2: some digging. I'm going to be transparent. I did a
Speaker 2: bit of digging and he lives in Melbourne. He has
Speaker 2: been messaging me on Facebook Messenger since twenty twenty, random
Speaker 2: messages every three six eight months. One time it went
Speaker 2: a year until I had heard from him, and it's
Speaker 2: just like, hey, hey, Hey, you going, Hey, how are you?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 6: How are you?
Speaker 2: And it got to the point where I eventually just went, oh, hi, sorry,
Speaker 2: do I know you? And he goes, oh, your dog's
Speaker 2: really cute. And I didn't reply, and then it just
Speaker 2: continuously kept going and it got to them the point
Speaker 2: that he said, you can reply.
Speaker 6: I'm not weird or anything.
Speaker 5: Oh no, now you're sounding weird.
Speaker 1: He definitely weird.
Speaker 6: But in this time as well, I did a bit
Speaker 6: of digging.
Speaker 2: As I said, he met a woman, he got engaged,
Speaker 2: he's married. This guy's married, right, and I've spoken to
Speaker 2: other people. Just before I walked in here, Maddie Rowe
Speaker 2: stopped me and said, I've been getting messages on Instagram
Speaker 2: from a guy since twenty eighteen, just like random videos
Speaker 2: that he sends me. Number one, it makes me feel
Speaker 2: I'm like, it really pisses me off because as a woman,
Speaker 2: we feel not safe a lot of the time, so
Speaker 2: when you're walking out in the.
Speaker 6: Street, you get your keys out, all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: And I've got a social media account, and I understand that, yes,
Speaker 2: I'm on socials. I get that, and I've also in
Speaker 2: a position where I am have a bit of a
Speaker 2: public profile. But the fact that people just continuously think
Speaker 2: it's okay after not getting a reply to message you
Speaker 2: is just wrong. So number one actually gets me, like
Speaker 2: I get a bit teary over this because i just
Speaker 2: feel like it's just not okay.
Speaker 5: Not Also, do you know what people are going to say?
Speaker 5: Just block him? Oh?
Speaker 6: Well that's it.
Speaker 2: And so that's my thing is I've turned out of
Speaker 2: cations off on my phone, so randomly, all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: I've got six messages and I'm like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: and I'm so I don't know. This is an excuse,
Speaker 2: but I'm so busy and I forget to do it.
Speaker 2: So yes, number one, I should just block him, but
Speaker 2: I guess I want to know un wanted attention and
Speaker 2: how to deal with it. Has anyone out there had
Speaker 2: the same thing? How does it make you feel? And
Speaker 2: also who who's behind it? Like have you had a
Speaker 2: friend's boyfriend messaging you? Or have you had your boss
Speaker 2: messaging you stuff? And and what have you done about it?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Okay, produce Azoi we ever had it?
Speaker 7: Oh? Yeah, I'm lucky. Not not so much when I
Speaker 7: was a bit younger, maybe like in high school and
Speaker 7: things like that. Boys just not getting the message. I
Speaker 7: did see someone for a bit and after telling them
Speaker 7: I wasn't interested, would still rock up to my house
Speaker 7: with coffees and stuff trying to win me over them. Yeah,
Speaker 7: but you know, like different he was. He was just
Speaker 7: really trying, like he wasn't giving off creep.
Speaker 5: Even still he still needs to have Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: Just rock up to someone's house.
Speaker 1: Something. As I told you, you know, give me.
Speaker 6: Did you deal with this much?
Speaker 2: Jokes?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've had it or even since being married.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I've.
Speaker 2: Had it a bit and I think I think it
Speaker 2: comes with the territory. I shouldn't say that it shouldn't
Speaker 2: come with the territory, but I guess doing this job,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I have messages from the same men constantly
Speaker 2: that I never reply.
Speaker 5: To the same thing.
Speaker 2: I've never felt threatened enough to block them, you know what.
Speaker 5: And also I think is.
Speaker 2: Why do we feel bad for blocking someone even when
Speaker 2: it's not our fault. Why do you feel like you're
Speaker 2: in the wrong because you go that's enough.
Speaker 7: I think it's the same premise of I'll give us
Speaker 7: a smile that we're supposed to be, yeah, smiling.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I had. I had.
Speaker 2: I went through a stage there where someone had my
Speaker 2: phone number and every time they would call, it would
Speaker 2: be a FaceTime of a certain part of their JANITALI
Speaker 2: to the point where I went to the police and said,
Speaker 2: what's going on here? That was extreme and they were like, oh,
Speaker 2: there's nothing we can do. I'm like, you can't track
Speaker 2: this guy down and say stop stop doing calling with
Speaker 2: your where's that whistle sound?
Speaker 5: You always go with the whistle sound?
Speaker 4: I needed it for the first time.
Speaker 1: It's locked away. Ask a good question as well, and
Speaker 1: I'm assuming and I'm hoping this is a small population
Speaker 1: of the male species, and I speak on behalf of
Speaker 1: the male species. Can you expose him? Why can you
Speaker 1: take a screenshot expose it? And then if he's engaged,
Speaker 1: can you get in contact with his.
Speaker 2: Is this this is a huge thing and a lot
Speaker 2: of people have said why don't you try, like you
Speaker 2: know what who she is? Although in saying that he
Speaker 2: recently locked his profile, so I used to be able
Speaker 2: to see his profile and now I can't. But it
Speaker 2: wouldn't be hard to find out who she is. But
Speaker 2: that's it. When you do get this unwanted attention, do
Speaker 2: you go to the point of I'm going to go
Speaker 2: and speak to the fiance or I'm going to message her,
Speaker 2: Because if he's doing it to me, is he doing
Speaker 2: it to women?
Speaker 6: So yeah, you would assume, so.
Speaker 1: Go to his fiance if he's not going to listen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But then on the other side of that, I've
Speaker 2: seen people who do out people on social media and
Speaker 2: say oh look, and then they get hate for it. Well,
Speaker 2: there was a case out Elizabeth not so long ago,
Speaker 2: and there was a guy who that guy chased through
Speaker 2: the Elizabeth shopping center and my heels remember that bolted
Speaker 2: outside of court. So he there was a woman that said,
Speaker 2: I was getting all this unwonted attention from him, and
Speaker 2: then there was a massive pylon, so she came out.
Speaker 2: There was a news story on him, and then there
Speaker 2: were literally fifty other women that came out and said,
Speaker 2: he's Oh my god, I know him.
Speaker 5: He's been doing that to me as well.
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty four ten. Yeah, situations like this. Have you
Speaker 1: been in there?
Speaker 4: And how do you deal with this unwonted attention?
Speaker 1: When I suppose there's different elements that you're thinking from
Speaker 1: a female perspective.
Speaker 5: Have you received it online? Who was it?
Speaker 2: Why did it make you feel uncomfortable? How did you
Speaker 2: deal with that? Thirteen twenty four ten. Let's go to Leah.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Leah, good morning.
Speaker 8: How are you good?
Speaker 5: Good? I'm so sorry if this has happened to you.
Speaker 8: Yes, So, about five years ago, there was a guy
Speaker 8: who was messaging me. I was only about seventeen, so
Speaker 8: at the time I thought he was being nice, so
Speaker 8: I gave him my address. He came over one time.
Speaker 8: He was really really creepy, and then I told him
Speaker 8: I didn't want to see him again, and he would
Speaker 8: always message me. I wouldn't reply, and then he would
Speaker 8: just drop off, like food stopping at my door because
Speaker 8: he told me that I didn't eat well, so he
Speaker 8: would just drop food at my door even though I
Speaker 8: hadn't replied. I hadn't replied four weeks and he would
Speaker 8: just always drop food to my door. Also my side,
Speaker 8: my bedroom window didn't lock, but he would like put
Speaker 8: flowers and things opened my window.
Speaker 4: And just like throw them in.
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: And I had not responded to him. And then I
Speaker 8: found out that he had a wife and a son
Speaker 8: for context as well, when he was about thirty seven
Speaker 8: and I was seventeen.
Speaker 6: Did you know he was thirty seven? Sorry? When he
Speaker 6: was messaging you at the start?
Speaker 8: No, no, no.
Speaker 5: And so how did you how did it all end up? Leah?
Speaker 8: So I told his wife, his wife left him and
Speaker 8: divorced him, and then the weird so I was getting
Speaker 8: really creepy messages from him, like he would write poems
Speaker 8: about me. He would make memes about me, like lovely things.
Speaker 8: It was really really strange. And then when I told
Speaker 8: his wife, he turned into just straight abuse. He said
Speaker 8: it was my fault that they divorced. It was my
Speaker 8: fault that he left it, that she left him, and
Speaker 8: that went on for a couple of months as well.
Speaker 8: I blocked him. He would still make little accounts just
Speaker 8: to message me.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: I was about five years ago now, and I think
Speaker 8: he's probably a lonely man now.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it's definitely not your fault. It's his fault for.
Speaker 2: Doing the wrong thing and chasing someone twenty years younger
Speaker 2: than him, a teenager.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I was. Actually I was still a minor at
Speaker 8: that point.
Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bar Routley, thank you so much for your call
Speaker 2: this morning. Let's go to Ali.
Speaker 5: Ali.
Speaker 2: I'll jump in here and say you were one of
Speaker 2: the victims of this guy out at Elizabeth. Let's not
Speaker 2: mention his names because I'm not sure if it's still
Speaker 2: before the court, but this happened to you with him.
Speaker 9: Yeah, actually I was. He messaged me over the past
Speaker 9: four or five years. I never responded to any of them,
Speaker 9: but yeah, he just kept going. He found now dating
Speaker 9: started about five or six years ago, and then searched
Speaker 9: my Facebook for me and just kept mexaging me constantly.
Speaker 2: I had a guy recently who I matched with him,
Speaker 2: and then I sort of looked his profile went oh,
Speaker 2: probably not for me. I unmatched him and he found
Speaker 2: me on Facebook and said, why do you want to
Speaker 2: match me for?
Speaker 6: Like, I wanted to talk to.
Speaker 2: You, so, Alie, have you heard from him recently or
Speaker 2: has it all stopped? No?
Speaker 9: Not since the whole court case thing, thankfully.
Speaker 2: And was it a case where you saw him on
Speaker 2: the news and went, oh my god.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: My sister in law actually tagged me and she was like,
Speaker 9: oh my god, is this the guy that has been
Speaker 9: messaging you? And I was like, yes, that's human.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wow.
Speaker 5: We well, thank you so much for your call. To Neil.
Speaker 5: Oh gosh, these calls never end, do they? To Neil?
Speaker 5: What happened?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 10: I used to work in a store as a cashier
Speaker 10: and I had a customer come through and I made
Speaker 10: small talk, was really friendly, as you are with customers.
Speaker 10: And then he started coming back frequently and never purchasing things.
Speaker 10: And on Valentine's Day he brought me flowers and he'd
Speaker 10: bring me cups of coffee and stuff like that, always
Speaker 10: just sort of checking in on me. It was really weird.
Speaker 10: And then one day I went to work, had lunch break,
Speaker 10: came back and I was like, he was there, and
Speaker 10: he said, oh, you've just been at home having someone
Speaker 10: sitting out in the suns. Basically, yeah, it was very
Speaker 10: very storkery. Yeah it was.
Speaker 5: Well, and how's it all ended Upil?
Speaker 10: So he kind of would just keep coming in, and
Speaker 10: you know, me being it was a big power dynamic.
Speaker 10: I guess he's the customed to me having to be
Speaker 10: kind to him. So I basically just said, look, I've
Speaker 10: got a partner, and I did. My partner worked in
Speaker 10: the store as well, and I said, my boyfriend's just
Speaker 10: over there, like, yeah, you know, we probably don't appreciate
Speaker 10: you coming in anymore. And I just sort of had
Speaker 10: to leave it at that without offending him too much.
Speaker 10: And that's the thing we women do. We don't want
Speaker 10: to offend me.
Speaker 5: I know, even though you've.
Speaker 2: Been mortified and offended to Neil, you did absolutely the
Speaker 2: right thing and you didn't do anything wrong. And I
Speaker 2: would say that to all the women out there who
Speaker 2: were feeling that way. Thank you for sharing your stories
Speaker 2: this morning. I think we should give everyone an Earth
Speaker 2: Clay voucher. Yeah that we've spoken to you're welcome. Oh
Speaker 2: my god. I think the last thing I want to
Speaker 2: say is that if you're and look, I get that
Speaker 2: it happens.
Speaker 6: It's men and women, but especially men.
Speaker 2: If you're out there and you're messaging someone repeatedly on
Speaker 2: social media, or they've told you that they're not interested,
Speaker 2: please stop because you don't understand how it makes us feel.
Speaker 2: It's unsafe and they're obviously not interested. To just move
Speaker 2: on as well.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Get involved conversation.
Speaker 4: It's very very brave story.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, absolutely.
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Speaker 4: Breaking news? What's the news today?
Speaker 1: Snooze news.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is where we take the top three songs
Speaker 2: of the morning and condense before you give all the
Speaker 2: information that you need so you don't have to peruse
Speaker 2: the internet for an hour and then be late for
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Speaker 5: You get the same from your boss.
Speaker 2: You know, songs or news say songs, Yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, little tied this.
Speaker 1: Morning, still celebrating her random songs of songs on song People.
Speaker 2: Were rejoicing in the streets about that. Yesterday, Beautiful Elloy's
Speaker 2: from a hot streets center said, oh my god, I
Speaker 2: was so happy you won that, But anyway, I meant
Speaker 2: news stories, Abbey, let's go to you first. I'm going
Speaker 2: to say, because I'm really bad at songs. So a
Speaker 2: huge accolade for Kangaroo Island. They've been named on Lonely
Speaker 2: Planet's Hot List for twenty twenty four. So basically, Lonely
Speaker 2: Planet is a medius organization and they do guides and
Speaker 2: travel guides and information about any destination you can think
Speaker 2: of in the world, and they've put out a list
Speaker 2: of must visit regions for twenty twenty four. They've named
Speaker 2: Kangaroo Island in second place, which is really good for them.
Speaker 2: They're still recovering from the bushfires in twenty twenty which
Speaker 2: burned thirty eight percent of the island.
Speaker 6: They were named the.
Speaker 2: Best Beach this year as well, which is at Stokes Bay.
Speaker 6: So there's so much going on for them.
Speaker 2: I commented the other day, I've never been to Kangaro Island,
Speaker 2: so guess where I'm going next year for a bit
Speaker 2: of a holiday at some point.
Speaker 5: Now go, now's that time.
Speaker 6: Now's the time.
Speaker 1: What about my old stomping ground, my birthplace, woggle Walk
Speaker 1: had that going.
Speaker 6: It doesn't look like it's on the list.
Speaker 4: S birthplace of Wayne Carry.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And also I don't know where you get off teeing
Speaker 2: off on me being from Hobart when you're from Waggle Wogger.
Speaker 6: Why is it only just a cur did that slip
Speaker 6: through the crowd?
Speaker 1: I know, Place of Angels, City of Angels.
Speaker 2: Anyway, good news for Kangaro Island. So yeah, if you're
Speaker 2: looking at a holiday, then stay local and head over.
Speaker 5: Who won it?
Speaker 6: No idea, We don't care.
Speaker 1: We're so short sighted. All we're looking forward to the
Speaker 1: south destination.
Speaker 4: That's completely that's a question with that notice, Oh.
Speaker 2: My god, it's a story about the top places London
Speaker 2: plane it's twenty twenty four top regions.
Speaker 5: I simply asked, who won it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, probably.
Speaker 6: Newsy.
Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about Paris Hilton and her baby
Speaker 2: and this is so awful.
Speaker 1: Kind of play this in the background the start of
Speaker 1: blind can use.
Speaker 5: This is for anyone who wants took back at this song.
Speaker 1: God, here we thought Harris was responsible to this is
Speaker 1: actually quite a good song.
Speaker 4: Anyway, Her baby, she.
Speaker 2: Had a baby via surrogate, and people have but this
Speaker 2: makes me lose faith in humanity. People have been trolling
Speaker 2: the baby saying how ugly it is, Like, what the
Speaker 2: ell is wrong with the world? This is some days
Speaker 2: I hate the internet, and today is one of those days.
Speaker 2: Like in what universe do you think it's okay to
Speaker 2: get on the internet and say your baby is ugly?
Speaker 2: And she has come out and said it's cruel, it's unacceptable,
Speaker 2: and it hurts my heart. And she said living life
Speaker 2: in the spotlight comments are inevitable, but targeting my child
Speaker 2: or anyone else's for that matter, is unacceptable.
Speaker 5: It's like, I don't I don't get it. I think
Speaker 5: it's a beautiful little baby. But I think all babies
Speaker 5: are beautiful.
Speaker 1: See that's the thing. I think. Sometimes you can have
Speaker 1: babies which can look a little bit strange and oh,
Speaker 1: I put my hand up our a little lotty. She
Speaker 1: had to grow into herself. For a short second there,
Speaker 1: we thought she was Pennywise the clown.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, that is horrible.
Speaker 1: To go out of it.
Speaker 5: It's okay if your baby.
Speaker 2: It looks a little bit funny, like our little Summer
Speaker 2: didn't have hair for the first three years of her life,
Speaker 2: and we're like, oh, this is a bit unusual.
Speaker 5: However, you can rip the mickey out of your own child,
Speaker 5: but when.
Speaker 2: Other people start to do it, I draw the line, hell,
Speaker 2: show me your photo.
Speaker 1: I think we've we've deleted all those. She just took
Speaker 1: a little bit of a while to grown to herself.
Speaker 5: That's fine, that's okay.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about some cricket just around for the post
Speaker 1: snooze news.
Speaker 4: I did Australia win last night? Yeah, yeah, absolutely smacked.
Speaker 2: I think that I went to bed when they were
Speaker 2: one for one hundred and something and Warner and Smith
Speaker 2: were just like teeing off.
Speaker 1: Yes, so century to Dave Warner and a record century
Speaker 1: for Glenn Maxwell, who was taking the absolute You know
Speaker 1: what what did he hit?
Speaker 2: So sorry to ask a question without notice, but if
Speaker 2: you are talking about Glenn Maxwell, can I ask what
Speaker 2: he scored.
Speaker 1: In terms of records and balls? He hit a brand
Speaker 1: new record as well.
Speaker 4: My Interne's actually down.
Speaker 1: Stuff.
Speaker 2: Glenn Maxwell had one hundred and six off forty four balls.
Speaker 1: Forty four balls.
Speaker 6: So Kenya is the top place to visit.
Speaker 5: Anyway, Moving on.
Speaker 1: He's on track.
Speaker 4: They got a really tough run and including next match
Speaker 4: which against New Zealand O.
Speaker 2: Cave or tomorrow's post news news. I'll be sure to
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Speaker 5: Good Zach from Mount Barker. Good morning, Zach, Good morning.
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 5: I'm very well, thank you. How's your morning shaping up?
Speaker 1: Not too bad? I'm on my out of the gym,
Speaker 1: punch out a streaks fashion before work. That's what they
Speaker 1: call you, big Zach.
Speaker 4: What are we doing at the gym?
Speaker 1: Zach? We cardio or waits a little bit of cardio?
Speaker 4: Quick cor ses, shoulders, shoulders.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you sound like a man who actually knows what
Speaker 1: to do at the gym as well.
Speaker 8: Used to do how much your bodybuilding?
Speaker 9: So there we go.
Speaker 2: You'd get on well with our sound guy Todd, who
Speaker 2: is an absolute beast.
Speaker 5: Right, Okay, don't talk yourself down. Zach will talk you
Speaker 5: up for you, okay.
Speaker 2: Question number one in the nursery rhyme, what were Jack
Speaker 2: and Jill going up the hill to fetch a.
Speaker 1: Pail of water? Though it was protein.
Speaker 3: Something?
Speaker 5: Push to number two? Which band sings this nova throwback song?
Speaker 4: That would be a yeah?
Speaker 5: Does that pump through your headphones there at the gym.
Speaker 9: Actually have quite a bit of that stuff on my
Speaker 9: work plays playlist?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 5: Question three for your crack at the vending machine?
Speaker 2: Which essay region was named in the Lonely Planet twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four Top Regions.
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 8: I'm going to go with the hills.
Speaker 5: Sack.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Zach, Okay, okay, I'll let someone else have
Speaker 1: a crack. It's nice. It's bloody legend. You already you
Speaker 1: speak to someone and within ten seconds you like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I really really want to be friends.
Speaker 2: With Say yeah, there's fifty kilo overhead presses won't do
Speaker 2: themselves Andrew Hayes.
Speaker 1: They never do.
Speaker 5: Nope.
Speaker 1: Elizabeth from Owen, can you bench press one hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty kilos?
Speaker 6: Not quite?
Speaker 2: Okay, that's close, though I couldn't feel that. She's pretty strong, Elizabeth. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is for your go at the six fifteen vending machine,
Speaker 2: which say region was named in the Lonely Planet twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four Top Regions.
Speaker 8: Was that Kangaroo Island?
Speaker 5: Yeah it was, Yeah it was.
Speaker 2: Elizabeth was listening to you earlier this morning. Abby from
Speaker 2: the newsroom.
Speaker 6: Quite very disappointed in Zach.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll pass that on.
Speaker 6: I'm very disappointed.
Speaker 2: He doesn't care, mate, he's at the gym on the
Speaker 2: treadmill for five thirty Yes, so true. Okay, Elizabeth, I
Speaker 2: need a letter from you between A and C.
Speaker 1: Hey you say t P between A and C. Yeah,
Speaker 1: A and C, A and C.
Speaker 5: Elizabeth, So A B or C, oh B.
Speaker 1: B and a number between one and six two four four?
Speaker 1: I thought you're gonna say nine.
Speaker 5: How do we arrive at then?
Speaker 1: I don't even know that before?
Speaker 5: Good luck, Elizabeth?
Speaker 2: Okay, as the vending machine has granted you some original
Speaker 2: flavored chips.
Speaker 1: No never, sorry, Elizabeth, but for chips nonetheless.
Speaker 2: But all right, okay I should have gone people never mind, Elizabeth,
Speaker 2: thankive you so much for playing, but.
Speaker 4: We will play again tomorrow six fifteen. Yeah, that's bloody chips.
Speaker 1: You got avoid on body chips at all costs.
Speaker 5: Oh well, let's see if Elizabeth comes and collects them
Speaker 5: from the station.
Speaker 1: What about a little story that's emerged out of China,
Speaker 1: Jodes And you are not going to believe this until
Speaker 1: you hear these words. Okay, okay, You've got a little
Speaker 1: mut called Sid that is very.
Speaker 2: Much take that back. She's a toy of voodle, thank you,
Speaker 2: and she's beautiful.
Speaker 1: Le I'm just going to put this out there. Anything
Speaker 1: with toy in front of it isn't a real dog,
Speaker 1: says the.
Speaker 2: Bloke with a fifteen year old incontinent dog, that you've
Speaker 2: spent a fortune on keeping it alone and it doesn't
Speaker 2: even want to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my dog would beat up your dog. Remember that
Speaker 1: arguments at school? Yeah, my dad beat up your dad.
Speaker 1: I'd come, by the way, Dad, I accidentally am put
Speaker 1: you up in a fight against Tom's dad. So you've
Speaker 1: got a met hum at three k.
Speaker 5: Behind the big shit, Go dad.
Speaker 1: Go dad? Ah not again.
Speaker 4: So you're very, very sure that sid is indeed a dog.
Speaker 1: Though, aren't you?
Speaker 5: Absolutely?
Speaker 1: A family in China had what they thought was a
Speaker 1: big one hundred and fifteen kilo pet Tibetan mastiff. Ye,
Speaker 1: a dog bread that can grow to be quite large.
Speaker 1: Of course, there's absolute outrageous dogs. It wasn't until the
Speaker 1: pet reached about one hundred and ten kilos and started
Speaker 1: walking around on its hind legs that they realized there
Speaker 1: was a bit of a mistake. The family then caught
Speaker 1: a fisher who informed that the dog was actually an
Speaker 1: endangered black bear, a big giant black bear. Tibetan mastiffs
Speaker 1: can get between forty and seventy kilos. This thing is
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifteen kilos, and it looks and sounds
Speaker 1: and probably smells like a big bear.
Speaker 5: That is a red flag, isn't it?
Speaker 2: If your dogs, aren't you supposed to be forty to
Speaker 2: seventy She weighs in a hundred.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just a big fellow.
Speaker 5: Are you sure you're a dog?
Speaker 1: It's walking around on its back legs. It's roaring at me.
Speaker 1: You traditional wolf, but just doing things a little bit different.
Speaker 2: It's in the cupboard and it's just got honey all
Speaker 2: dropping all out in his mouth, and the family's like, ye,
Speaker 2: sure you're a dog.
Speaker 1: You sure, I haven't the first series as well, but
Speaker 1: it just it goes for honey like all bears are
Speaker 1: like Winni the purple.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thanks winning for perpetuating that myth.
Speaker 1: Unusual pets and if you've got one, gives call thirteen
Speaker 1: and twenty four ten or centers a text though full
Speaker 1: double nine one nine. I grew up on the farm,
Speaker 1: so I had as a pet steer, which is a
Speaker 1: cow as a pet. So we had a feedlot. We
Speaker 1: would get like sort of two or three hundred cattle
Speaker 1: at a time, and I became sounds quite silly, but
Speaker 1: classic farm store. I became quite good friends with this
Speaker 1: particular cow to the point where I could touch it,
Speaker 1: not almost I could ride him around towards the end.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, A long story short. When he had to
Speaker 1: go to markets, I had to say goodbye. I was
Speaker 1: twelve years old, and Dad said, this is what has
Speaker 1: to happen when over there they were all in the
Speaker 1: pen before they were genuinely about to go to the laughterhouse,
Speaker 1: and Dad had his back to the cattle. This particular
Speaker 1: beast came through and started nudging Dad put its head
Speaker 1: underneath his arms. So then Dad turns out he does
Speaker 1: have a soft spot. Was like, oh my gosh, right,
Speaker 1: I hide a truck took him back to the farm
Speaker 1: and he spent out his days on the farm.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I lived.
Speaker 1: It was about twenty I reckon and he was about
Speaker 1: almost two thousand kilos. He was a monster.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, so it was like a real life winning
Speaker 5: and Tigger story for you.
Speaker 1: Then the cow a genuine turned out he was a
Speaker 1: black bear and he was the feeding pa. Do you
Speaker 1: have any unusual pets in Tasmania? I'm so careful. When
Speaker 1: I'm so careful, here we go, just me hovering over
Speaker 1: the dump button. I had a pets.
Speaker 5: Shut up. I had a pet fish called Boggle, and
Speaker 5: it slept.
Speaker 2: In my room and it had its own little fish bowl.
Speaker 2: Although did it sleep to fish sleep?
Speaker 1: Not sure.
Speaker 5: They're always just going around and around the fish bowl.
Speaker 2: Every lapse a new adventure for a fish because they
Speaker 2: forget everything in fifteen seconds.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, am I fish?
Speaker 1: A big Welcome to Abby from the news rooms in
Speaker 1: the studio always comes with outrageous statistics to support something
Speaker 1: that she's found, which is just ridiculous.
Speaker 2: You know that I love a controversial study and one
Speaker 2: has floated onto my desk, as it does.
Speaker 1: They just find their way onto your deak, They just do.
Speaker 6: This is big.
Speaker 2: So the professions most and least likely to cheat. Boom
Speaker 2: your dirty birds. Okay, So basically a study has come
Speaker 2: out and it says that roughly eighty five percent of
Speaker 2: affairs are starting in the workplace, with one in five
Speaker 2: employees admitting to being unfaithful.
Speaker 6: That's pretty big.
Speaker 4: That's an alarming statistic.
Speaker 2: And then you've got twenty five percent to admit to
Speaker 2: flirting with a colleague, which we know it's true because.
Speaker 1: Find flirting because I'm just going to be honest with you.
Speaker 1: Even in my single there is nothing that a woman
Speaker 1: could say to me that I'd pick up on if
Speaker 1: you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're terrible with you.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Yeah, Cus, it's not registering there even
Speaker 1: cars like let's try for a baby, And I'm like,
Speaker 1: what are you trying? What are you trying to tell me?
Speaker 2: I kiss you on the forehead every morning like you
Speaker 2: do to me that you're not getting the vibe. Okay,
Speaker 2: I thought we were just a wholesome bunch anyway. But
Speaker 2: these stats have come out in the industry most likely
Speaker 2: to cheat. Now, I'm sorry, but I'm going to say
Speaker 2: that this does not surprise me at all. So the
Speaker 2: industry most likely to cheat is sales. Ah, don't say
Speaker 2: that you've got long, boozy lunches. Well, not so much anymore,
Speaker 2: not like it was back in the day. But you've
Speaker 2: still got these long lunches. You've got client meetings, you've
Speaker 2: got long days trying to you know, and you've got
Speaker 2: to sweeten the deal sometimes because you're trying to get
Speaker 2: people over the line and you want their business.
Speaker 6: So you're like, what can I do? I'll take that
Speaker 6: for dinner. I'll do this, I'll said them something.
Speaker 5: WHOA hold up? What do you mean sweeter?
Speaker 6: Splain the deal?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 2: Oh, we like for here, for example, at Nova, oh,
Speaker 2: we want to get your business on board, Like, what
Speaker 2: can we do to get you know, what's a one
Speaker 2: more percentage.
Speaker 6: We can get you on board.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. In our sales Patty Carpenter, Oh,
Speaker 1: good on our sales departments. Well for backing the trend
Speaker 1: and being a wholesome much.
Speaker 2: Well, this is not good because my husband has worked
Speaker 2: in sales for the better part of twenty years.
Speaker 5: What are you trying to say about Gregor?
Speaker 2: No, he's a unicorn, that man like he is just
Speaker 2: one of the good ones unicorns. This doesn't relate to him.
Speaker 2: But I am sorry. I just think this is no
Speaker 2: surprise here. Okay, So what are what are the other
Speaker 2: top professions that are going to cheat on their part?
Speaker 2: So you've got teachers, training and education. They came in second.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have thought that at all. Teachers are wholesome
Speaker 2: and we love them exactly working they're concentrating on nothing
Speaker 2: but raising our children. Surprisingly as well. Third was healthcare.
Speaker 2: But I feel like, so, I've got a friend who
Speaker 2: works in the neonatal unit in Flinda.
Speaker 6: She doesn't have time to be cheating. She's running around
Speaker 6: looking after babies.
Speaker 1: But I've seen the nurse on the front of blink
Speaker 1: manat who's ana of the state back in the day,
Speaker 1: and she looks pretty wholesome.
Speaker 6: She's keen, she's gay.
Speaker 2: But yeah, we want to know workplace relationships, we want
Speaker 2: we want to talk about that today.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it doesn't have.
Speaker 1: To be cheating as well, because what we do know
Speaker 1: and I think what we can all subscribe to is
Speaker 1: that love knows no rules. That knows nothing about timing,
Speaker 1: nor does he know anything about boundaries. And sometimes love
Speaker 1: is just love and it turns up in the most
Speaker 1: unfamiliar and unexpected places.
Speaker 5: Jose, what are they very quickly? The least the professions least.
Speaker 2: Likely to cheat, least likely with science and pharmaceuticals, Well,
Speaker 2: though they're too busy in the lab putting things together,
Speaker 2: business consulting and management, law enforcement and security.
Speaker 6: I call ball on that. I know a lot of
Speaker 6: police officers who've cheated. Really yeah, friends to a police officers,
Speaker 6: good morning.
Speaker 5: But if I will say, if Grant Stevens looking for
Speaker 5: a bit of action on the site.
Speaker 4: You can't get some attention, what do you call him?
Speaker 2: A few weeks ago, Daddy's daddy, Daddy soon and then
Speaker 2: media and internet was number twenty.
Speaker 6: So apparently none of us would ever cheat.
Speaker 5: That's good, that's good stuff.
Speaker 1: Have you hooked out with a colleague and doesn't have
Speaker 1: to be scandalous or cheap. But there's some nice stories
Speaker 1: out there of people who have probably randomly fell in
Speaker 1: love at work and all of a sudden they're together forever.
Speaker 5: It's good. Well, that's what happened with Greggory and I.
Speaker 5: It was sales unbeknown.
Speaker 2: But also you could have all blown up and been
Speaker 2: a big like drama and someone had to leave. So
Speaker 2: I want to hear the spicy stuff too.
Speaker 1: Yes, all right. Twenty four ten, have you hooked up
Speaker 1: with a colleague?
Speaker 5: Would you fish off the company jetty?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Is the question. Twenty four ten.
Speaker 1: Would you jump off the jetty though as well? Well,
Speaker 1: not knowing exactly how deep it is, and would you
Speaker 1: try and do a flip? I'm just thinking jumping off jedi.
Speaker 5: It can work, though, and we do have some example. Yeah,
Speaker 5: well I have an example.
Speaker 2: So I met my husband at work and we got
Speaker 2: a little frisky at the old Christmas.
Speaker 1: Party where it started, Oh Christmas mo.
Speaker 2: But we denied it for a long time because we
Speaker 2: didn't want to, like we just wanted to say. We
Speaker 2: wanted the room and the space to see where it
Speaker 2: was going, because we both liked each other. We'd liked
Speaker 2: each other for a little while, but we just didn't
Speaker 2: want to. It would have been really awkward if it
Speaker 2: didn't work out.
Speaker 1: So I just so thirty twenty fourteen, give us a
Speaker 1: call and I catch off before Jo's but some valor
Speaker 1: adelaid five hundred after race concerts series tickets up for grabs.
Speaker 4: Yep, so what does that mean?
Speaker 1: It was a little bit under wraps for how long? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh, probably a good three or four months. We kept
Speaker 2: it really quiet and then people started to cotton on.
Speaker 1: So how they caughton on?
Speaker 7: Just like it?
Speaker 5: You know, first thing in the morning, we'd be passionate
Speaker 5: in the boys reception. Hang on, what do you guys
Speaker 5: talking about?
Speaker 1: Just passed my friend? For goodness?
Speaker 5: But if you hadn't, don't do that sound.
Speaker 1: Like Jody and Gregg back in the day, because you
Speaker 1: kiss a bit more passionately. Yeah, start in relationship. Let's
Speaker 1: be honest.
Speaker 2: Well, we haven't kissed since so yeah, I mean we've
Speaker 2: had four kids. That was the last pash we had.
Speaker 1: Jodi and Gregor stars like yeah, now it's like at best.
Speaker 5: Doesn't that sum up courting and marriage? Though?
Speaker 1: If you're lucky?
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly right. We got some texts here. The place
Speaker 2: is most likely for people to hook up law firms.
Speaker 2: My mum and dad met at work. Real suits vibes
Speaker 2: about it. That's from Sarah and you, Sarah, I.
Speaker 1: See law work was ranked really really like far away
Speaker 1: from the top. Yes, it's kind of surprised me, but
Speaker 1: then it doesn't because when you do watch suits, it's
Speaker 1: not quiet as that free flowing and stressless environments. Imagine
Speaker 1: the top law form would be extremely stressful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, and drowning in work as well. Who's got
Speaker 2: time for an affair when you Yeah, you've got people
Speaker 2: to defend, mate, You've.
Speaker 5: Got lives on the line.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right.
Speaker 2: Also, Ash said, you couldn't sweeten the deal enough to
Speaker 2: make me hook up with a salesman.
Speaker 4: Ouch cop, that cop that sales but we don't deserve that.
Speaker 2: No, and then Sam said, my partner and I met
Speaker 2: at work eleven years ago. Nothing wrong with dating a
Speaker 2: colleague as long as you keep a professional so true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is really really true. I think that it
Speaker 1: depends as well, like because the other thing as well
Speaker 1: is just how much you're seeing each other each and
Speaker 1: every day. M Because that's probably the big test, because
Speaker 1: I can confidently say that there's times where it's like
Speaker 1: I just need some space away from you.
Speaker 2: No, But it can work the other way too, because
Speaker 2: it's quite nice when you get home and you can
Speaker 2: talk to your partner about what's happened at work and
Speaker 2: all the players involved, and they understand it all too Yeah,
Speaker 2: which can be quite good.
Speaker 1: Discover work colleagues who are fiercely competitive because they want
Speaker 1: to bring you the best song to kickstart You're Friday,
Speaker 1: eight eight am.
Speaker 5: And this this is how it all works.
Speaker 2: Up on the Jody and Hazy Instagram page, vote for
Speaker 2: your favorite song that we're about to reveal in a
Speaker 2: matter of moments and we'll play it for you eight
Speaker 2: o'clock tomorrow morning, just to crank up your Friday and.
Speaker 4: Get us started right, all right, what do you got
Speaker 4: for shows kick us off?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Obviously, Britney Spears released her memoir The Woman in Me
Speaker 2: this week, and the piece of audio book that Michelle Williams,
Speaker 2: by the way, has narrated that everyone is going absolutely
Speaker 2: Coco bananas for is her talking about walking down the
Speaker 2: street with Justin Timberlay back in the days when ensynct
Speaker 2: was hued and her sort of insinuating that he wanted
Speaker 2: to be a rapper type HAPPI listen, one day j
Speaker 2: and I were in New York woking O, where was
Speaker 2: a guy with a huge blinged out medallion.
Speaker 10: Jay got alexcited and said so loud, oh yeah, foes, genuine,
Speaker 10: what's up, homie?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh yeah, what's up?
Speaker 5: Just so nerdy, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 5: Goodness?
Speaker 8: Boot?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, what's the genuine one?
Speaker 1: The voice over artist?
Speaker 6: All that I know?
Speaker 5: She She should have had a giggle at that readiness.
Speaker 4: Was going on here. Several takes would have thought, yeah,
Speaker 4: so anyway.
Speaker 5: Oh you want to know my song? Sorry, very distracted there.
Speaker 2: So it's a Britney Spears song, obviously one of her
Speaker 2: absolute bangers.
Speaker 1: It's good song. Speaking of toxic, becuould go look at
Speaker 1: Brittany's Instagram summer stories. Goodness, she is toxic.
Speaker 5: It's a lot to take in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Brittany has got a lot of great songs, Yeah,
Speaker 4: she really does.
Speaker 2: It's actually quite sad in a way that she's so
Speaker 2: infinitely talented and it all has just been too much
Speaker 2: for her, this whole fame caper.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, I'm going in a very very different
Speaker 1: ta direction. Take you back to nineteen ninety three. Sure, wait, wait,
Speaker 1: what do you mean?
Speaker 4: I know?
Speaker 5: Because you've gone for my sweet spot. The Counting Crows.
Speaker 1: I love them, I love the oh my gosh, how
Speaker 1: is it?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 4: Would you vote this?
Speaker 1: Are you going to vote for my song?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 5: I'm torn because this is like, this is literally my
Speaker 5: year twelve song.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know. Do you remember that was such a
Speaker 1: lovely time of your life?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Wasn't it?
Speaker 3: It really was you?
Speaker 1: It's twelve, this song was playing and Jody's like, life
Speaker 1: can't get much better than this.
Speaker 5: Lovely, mature pair myself? Who red and blacking?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 5: God, I like your song better than that.
Speaker 1: You can, oh universally agree that my song?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: What was this junk song? Anyway?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 1: It's not charm.
Speaker 5: If it was, that's no Counting Crows. God, haven't I
Speaker 5: jump ship churning on myself?
Speaker 1: Good? Fine? All right? Cast you vote Counting Crows. Mister
Speaker 1: Jones are toxic. Could buy Britney Spears. Jump on Jody
Speaker 1: and Hazy on Instagram.
Speaker 4: You tell me you built a time machine. It's Hazy
Speaker 4: on this daisy first day. It's time for a trip
Speaker 4: down memory lane. Come on this journey with me.
Speaker 1: Come on, you know you want to.
Speaker 4: I don't want to pressure you, but I think it'd be.
Speaker 1: Better for you.
Speaker 5: I'll come if I can have a piggyback.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 1: In fact, actually it's a bit the weather's bit iffy.
Speaker 1: Twenty sixth of October, let's do it. In nineteen eighty one,
Speaker 1: Guy Sebastian was born in Malaysia. Today is he's forty
Speaker 1: second birthday? What about the journey from Guy from two
Speaker 1: thousand and three when he won Idol to now? He's
Speaker 1: an absolute fashion icon. But when he started in the
Speaker 1: big fro, it was different, it was unusual. He got
Speaker 1: rid of it.
Speaker 4: He's just an absolute marvel.
Speaker 5: I would argue that he's not exactly a fashion icon
Speaker 5: if you've seen some of his work on the voice.
Speaker 4: No, that's why it's a fashion icon.
Speaker 5: I'm not turning much yet.
Speaker 4: He does what he wants. Okay, Oh, it's really cool.
Speaker 1: Apit's I think that's a about question though, Isn't it polarizing?
Speaker 1: It takes one to know. One nineteen seventy two, the
Speaker 1: Polaroid Ssex seventy that revolutionized the photo industry first went
Speaker 1: on sale, You go, that's fascinating stuff. And then even
Speaker 1: now with a new iPhone it's like probably thirty or
Speaker 1: forty times better, so much more, smaller, and you have
Speaker 1: to wait seven to ten days to get your photos, Develle.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine working in a photo booth back in
Speaker 2: the day. I saw the stuff your eye balls of scene.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my gosh. And those photos come back you're like,
Speaker 1: oh boy, I shouldn't have taken a photo of that.
Speaker 1: That's the long version of deleting instantly on your iPhone.
Speaker 2: And then clearing you recently deleted Polder classic.
Speaker 6: I mean I have done that.
Speaker 1: Yes, and you just know the person at the chemvas
Speaker 1: has senate. He give you the photos. You're like, why
Speaker 1: did you take a picture of that? It's not impressive,
Speaker 1: is it? Well? I thought it was. Two thousand and seven,
Speaker 1: seventeen hundred and thirty artists have played Bob Dylan's Knocking
Speaker 1: on Heaven's Door at a stadium in India. This gathering
Speaker 1: beat the record for the largest guitar ensemble.
Speaker 5: Wow, the Indians, they come out in mass, don't.
Speaker 1: They Absolutely, especially at a cricket match. We know that
Speaker 1: it's just ridiculous ound the ip of the scenes, Oh.
Speaker 5: My god, it's crazy, ridiculous stuff.
Speaker 1: Numb one on over twenty six, twenty fifteen. What do
Speaker 1: you mean by Justin Bieber? This was the moment we
Speaker 1: all went, oh do we I think I really like
Speaker 1: this song, but it's Biber And then from then on
Speaker 1: it was like, hang on a second, Hang on a second.
Speaker 4: Biaber's cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then I remember that he got caught with
Speaker 2: his pants down and there was a photo of his
Speaker 2: whoop circulating and I was going around to see what
Speaker 2: do you pean?
Speaker 1: It's so funny, Jose. We're just saying a giant bill
Speaker 1: that's come through via the noverplayer.
Speaker 5: Crazy big bill that's been entered.
Speaker 2: And make sure you tune in at seven thirty tomorrow
Speaker 2: because chat to the people involved, because it's a unique
Speaker 2: situation and we're going to try and knock off that
Speaker 2: bill tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you need to do your best negotiating skills
Speaker 1: to let us pay this bill.
Speaker 5: Let me go and speak to Boss Josh and see
Speaker 5: what I can do.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow as well, at eight o'clock, we're going to reveal
Speaker 1: the winning song for Battle of the Bangers. Here's your options,
Speaker 1: Jody chose. This is in Britney Spears just hot and
Speaker 1: spicy at the moment.
Speaker 6: It's been a big week for Brittain.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not sure if it's been a good week or
Speaker 4: a bad word.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that reminds me, I haven't checked on
Speaker 2: Instagram for at least ten hours.
Speaker 4: Ah any knife wielding naked videos.
Speaker 6: I'll let you know.
Speaker 5: Don't worry.
Speaker 2: It's apparently a good week for her because she's claiming
Speaker 2: that her memoir is the best selling and the biggest
Speaker 2: selling in history.
Speaker 5: It's an early claim because it came out yesterday.
Speaker 4: Ye for thinking from Brittany, how that pans out?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Britney spears toxic the let's get back to night three.
Speaker 1: We all agree that this is a lovely song, including
Speaker 1: an official endorsement from my direct competition.
Speaker 2: I've got a real emotional attachment, a bit of nostalgia
Speaker 2: about counting crows and my youth, and so this is
Speaker 2: a tough one.
Speaker 1: What are you doing well?
Speaker 5: I still want to win, That's the thing.
Speaker 2: I'm torn between my competitiveness and my want and need
Speaker 2: to reminisce on my year twelve.
Speaker 4: But it feels like you genuinely would rather this song
Speaker 4: to pay.
Speaker 5: I don't put words in my mouth, but you'd rather win.
Speaker 5: But I don't know. I'm told great net it's a
Speaker 5: rough one.
Speaker 1: I get voting at Jody and Hazy on Instagram. Mister
Speaker 1: Jones v toxic and we'll catch you bright and early
Speaker 1: tomorrow morning for a Friday.
Speaker 5: Have a good day.