Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne Way Way, Jason Lawrence, start your morning
Speaker 1: the right away.
Speaker 2: Gonna be great, gonna be a good day.
Speaker 3: This is Jason Lauren on. No, you're one hundred well,
Speaker 3: good morning everybody, and will how are we?
Speaker 4: We're good, We're good. Mum's not feeling well today.
Speaker 5: No, I'm not one hundred percent, said to the team,
Speaker 5: not feeling one hundred percent, and about four people like me.
Speaker 2: I don't may, I don't me either. I think there's
Speaker 2: a bit going around the rhinovirus. No, now, who do
Speaker 2: we know that had that.
Speaker 4: One of my kids had the rhinovirus?
Speaker 3: Was a rhino?
Speaker 4: You know Patty and Selmore on the Simpsons. It sounds
Speaker 4: like they smoked pacadats.
Speaker 2: Like Laaryngeugh, you vapor?
Speaker 3: You've been vaping? You tell me he wasn't vapor. No,
Speaker 3: it was the runner. What will make you feel better?
Speaker 3: You don't what it'll be, but make you feel better.
Speaker 3: A muff will get your muff today, excuse me? A
Speaker 3: muffin from across their way too? Is it too early
Speaker 3: to be DipEd?
Speaker 2: Some fruit and veggies and some armor force.
Speaker 5: Perhaps that seems to be the thing that brings everybody
Speaker 5: back to life.
Speaker 3: Well, you always fuss over us when we're sick, so
Speaker 3: we're going to fuss over you. Yes, so you tell
Speaker 3: us what what you want. We're gonna need a drip.
Speaker 3: Could get ivy.
Speaker 2: The range rage.
Speaker 5: God can be a long thought. It was Thursday when
Speaker 5: I woke up Wednesday.
Speaker 3: Oh god, oh god, she doesn't know where she is.
Speaker 3: We've moved on to stage two. It's a quick virus.
Speaker 4: What's what's the worst You've ever been sick?
Speaker 5: When I had influenza h b A, I thought I
Speaker 5: was gonna die.
Speaker 2: I got pneumonia from it.
Speaker 5: I was like I couldn't I couldn't swallow without having
Speaker 5: like water in my mouth. So I had to line
Speaker 5: my bed with a cup with a straw in it.
Speaker 5: And every time I wanted to well to have a six,
Speaker 5: my throat was like on fire.
Speaker 3: Was bad. I had the.
Speaker 4: Mumps and meningitis at the same time. Remember my balls
Speaker 4: went to the size of grapefruits.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's sick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, no, no, drivel grapefruits. Sorry, sorry, sorry, grapes.
Speaker 3: That's not ideal.
Speaker 4: So they either the glands in your next well or
Speaker 4: the blands down there.
Speaker 3: And I had to go in and bow.
Speaker 4: No, well, I've got a fat neck anyway, so I
Speaker 4: think in your pants cutting them.
Speaker 3: It was terrible.
Speaker 2: Do we want to hear that?
Speaker 3: I would hobble into the hospital right.
Speaker 2: In a gown.
Speaker 4: No, just like I could wear pants, no wonders. I
Speaker 4: just had to lose loose shorts and then I would
Speaker 4: go in and get put on a drip every couple
Speaker 4: of days, just.
Speaker 2: Because it wasn't you have giant balls.
Speaker 4: For about two weeks, Lauren, the most degrading thing in
Speaker 4: my life. I get, I'm in the ear, I'm laying
Speaker 4: down on the little stretcher thing, and the doctors like,
Speaker 4: can you pull down your pants? And he goes, I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: I just have to get some clients. Some other doctors
Speaker 4: have a look at this, and then the other doctors
Speaker 4: because they were all like, they are massive.
Speaker 3: Did you thank you?
Speaker 2: Big bull is a good thing?
Speaker 4: No, not like that, that big is big?
Speaker 2: Yeah, big bulls from coughing.
Speaker 4: Actually, belly once she's almost dying, I'm walking around with
Speaker 4: huge na balley.
Speaker 5: Belly makes you feel like you're in the diet when
Speaker 5: you're throwing up and keeping herself on the bathroom floor
Speaker 5: in the shower at the same time.
Speaker 3: It's like hearing the queen's swear.
Speaker 2: Honestly, it's the only way to describe it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was at the hotel and I did both
Speaker 3: in the bed that was.
Speaker 2: It's a situation.
Speaker 3: If ever, it was everything. Do you know I had
Speaker 3: a friend.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: When you're sitting on the bottom of the shower and
Speaker 5: you're like, I don't know what's going to happen, and
Speaker 5: you just sit on the floor, Please feel better, and
Speaker 5: you think, I promise, I promise, I'll be more grateful
Speaker 5: when I feel better.
Speaker 2: I promise I'll appreciate feeling well.
Speaker 3: I promise I drink my body really well.
Speaker 2: I promise.
Speaker 4: Should we go to electric Yeah, I mean you do.
Speaker 4: Don't you sit there. I'm going to turn my life.
Speaker 5: I'm never going to be ungrateful for feeling well again.
Speaker 2: It is funny when you're not well. You do have
Speaker 2: that thought, don't you.
Speaker 4: I've got I reckon above all of us. One of
Speaker 4: my wife's friends has done something much worse than all
Speaker 4: of us when it comes.
Speaker 2: To in the bed at the same time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's horrific. You know what, I'll tell you after
Speaker 4: the next song, because you're going to need to.
Speaker 2: I want to hear it. I'm not feeling well.
Speaker 3: No, no, this should feel better. Feel better balls.
Speaker 2: Grapefruit size if you don't.
Speaker 3: Mind, good morning, but let's get into it. This is
Speaker 3: never well.
Speaker 2: The song's really grown on me.
Speaker 3: My two year old loves it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he can speak, but he can now the apparently
Speaker 4: apparently it's a drinking game, which I think that.
Speaker 5: The drinking game is very responsible. I wouldn't do that,
Speaker 5: especially when I was eighteen. I wouldn't have got into
Speaker 5: that at all.
Speaker 4: Oh god, no, we used to play the drinking game
Speaker 4: watching that show twenty four with Keith sub.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah out twenty four.
Speaker 4: So the clock anytime you went damn it, you know
Speaker 4: how used.
Speaker 3: To say damn it.
Speaker 2: That's the sip.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've been watching The Diplomat Guys episode second season
Speaker 5: of The Diplomat.
Speaker 2: If you liked twenty four, you'd like The Diplomat.
Speaker 4: No, I want to get good this weekend the Jackal.
Speaker 2: I've heard that's good.
Speaker 4: Yep, you're on the air with Margaret and David reviewing
Speaker 4: all the big show. We are doing it thanks to
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Speaker 4: How I didn't get to mention before. But we've got
Speaker 4: a huge show coming up today. Your chance to get
Speaker 4: to Canada and be at the closing show of one
Speaker 4: Taylor Swift. We'll give you a chance to get on
Speaker 4: the standby list and draft night tonight.
Speaker 5: Tonight's the night all these nervous seventeen year old eighteen
Speaker 5: year old kid yeah question find out what their future.
Speaker 5: Some hearts will be made and some will be broken.
Speaker 4: Obviously you wouldn't publicly talk about it, but surely clubs
Speaker 4: starts throwing the season towards the end if they've just chacked.
Speaker 3: No, you can't be tanking. Victorian Club many years ago
Speaker 3: involving tanking or allegations for tanking and it didn't end well.
Speaker 3: Club Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Anyway, they get a number one draft pick.
Speaker 4: I think it was the Jack Trendove and the Kangaroos
Speaker 4: have been shanking for a number of years tanking.
Speaker 3: Our guests could end up at Arden Street Foss finn
Speaker 3: O'Sullivan and he's going to join us.
Speaker 5: It's going to be the next big thing. There's a
Speaker 5: bit of a funny thing about the number one draft pick,
Speaker 5: isn't it though? That it's like such a big thing
Speaker 5: hanging over your head that it's like mentally quite draining
Speaker 5: for these kids because the expectation of being number one
Speaker 5: is like huge.
Speaker 4: And then when you when you picked, then then the
Speaker 4: pressure kicks into yeah it's crazy. Hey, just quickly before
Speaker 4: we move on, we're talking about Lurie is not feeling
Speaker 4: the best this morning, a little.
Speaker 2: Under the weather. I've had nothing yet. I woke up.
Speaker 2: I'm having a coffee. That's my first medicine, trying that temperature.
Speaker 4: Can you put your hand on her forehead and her hat?
Speaker 4: So mom used to do this and she had a
Speaker 4: warm forehead. You know what's it like, Doctor Clint.
Speaker 2: I don't think you know what Doctor Clint's.
Speaker 3: Feeling his own forehead. To compare it, I think I'm.
Speaker 2: I think I got a temperature. No, a little bit
Speaker 2: Sorey got a story.
Speaker 4: It's going to make it feel better. Friend of Lou's
Speaker 4: who grew up with her, they've known for years. We
Speaker 4: went to dinner and she was explaining about something she
Speaker 4: just went through. They're currently living overseas. She's a mad cyclists.
Speaker 4: She's a click click, she's got the tap sticks. She
Speaker 4: got hit while out on the bar. Oh no, well,
Speaker 4: she was writing, went went down pretty hard, broke her jaw,
Speaker 4: which to me feels like the worst pain in the world.
Speaker 3: You ready for it?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not good.
Speaker 3: Why would you do this? Straw? Yeah, they had to
Speaker 3: wire her mouth shut. This happens.
Speaker 4: They wired her mouth shut to keep the jaw in place, right,
Speaker 4: like agree, almost like stitches.
Speaker 2: How did she eat?
Speaker 4: So she had a little hole for a straw for
Speaker 4: how long? I think it was a number of weeks.
Speaker 4: But then here's the here's the kicker.
Speaker 2: How can we get worse than that?
Speaker 4: The hospital said they gave her surgical scissors and wherever
Speaker 4: she went she had to carry them in case in case,
Speaker 4: if she vomited and she didn't have the scissors, she
Speaker 4: would die by choking on her own.
Speaker 3: Vomit happened to a friend, Jase, exactly the same stitch.
Speaker 3: You're kidding, knucking? How's your temperature still? I don't know
Speaker 3: if you're joking or not not joking. It happened. It's
Speaker 3: it's a it's a thing.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I don't think she appreciated me.
Speaker 2: And me on a food ivy for a month.
Speaker 4: I'd be like, just put me out that's it. I'm done.
Speaker 2: You couldn't leave the hat.
Speaker 4: She's quite serious. And I was like, picture, it didn't
Speaker 4: didn't happen. I didn't get down the picture. She wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, the poor thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how's that bad?
Speaker 3: Who happened? They break the jaw? Yeah, break the jaw,
Speaker 3: that's exactly how they treated it. Stitch the mouth shut
Speaker 3: and had to drink through a straw. Yeah, carry the majors.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the scissors. But well you wouldn't
Speaker 3: try and undo it? Not? No, I mean try shoelaces.
Speaker 5: Imagine the panic, you know, when you're going to vomit,
Speaker 5: the panic When where am I going to go?
Speaker 2: What am I going to do? Imagine?
Speaker 4: And also being like and then the problem is and
Speaker 4: then if you cut the wire, then they've got to
Speaker 4: go on wire it or shut again.
Speaker 2: And try not to cut your tongue in the process.
Speaker 2: And I didn't like that.
Speaker 4: Good morning Melbourne. But doesn't it make you feel better now?
Speaker 2: Not really, it's only feel bit.
Speaker 3: That's an awful Did your big bulls hurt? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 3: if you're just joining us, sorry, I don't I don't
Speaker 3: mind not having context. No, no, no, I think I
Speaker 3: think we should do contact that's.
Speaker 2: Got the mumps and these balls with the size of grape.
Speaker 3: Friends, Well did they take to go there? It was
Speaker 3: a good ten days, was it? Yeah? Good ten days?
Speaker 3: And then you couldn't play a game for.
Speaker 2: Let anyone?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I thought that was eleven years ago. Is it
Speaker 4: safe to operate there?
Speaker 6: Can I?
Speaker 3: I go ahead and play. Hey, it's just gone thirteen
Speaker 3: past six. Let's check you around to work.
Speaker 4: Latest news coming up as well, and we're probing the
Speaker 4: pope PO a very important job the Victoria Police do.
Speaker 4: And there's a whole different range of areas of the cops.
Speaker 4: We've had the dog squad in before, the sog boys,
Speaker 4: the Special Operations Group, and coming up next the car
Speaker 4: crash Investigation Unit, joins us on nov. How it finally happened.
Speaker 4: I've heard the rumors that happens, but I finally witnessed it.
Speaker 4: My one of my sisters, ray Lee, and her husband
Speaker 4: headed off on an overseas trip yesterday, got bumped to business.
Speaker 3: They got free upgrade to business. Where have you never
Speaker 3: heard that?
Speaker 7: Just like?
Speaker 2: Did she put a points request?
Speaker 3: I'm not sure. They don't travel a lot.
Speaker 4: Where were they when they got the tap on the shoulder,
Speaker 4: Brisbane sighing out a Brisbane airport and I think they're
Speaker 4: heading Holland way.
Speaker 3: Because there's nothing holand Holland. Get your clogs out. There's
Speaker 3: nothing better than when you get into the gate and
Speaker 3: it says, and then they hand you a golden ticket,
Speaker 3: just a new boarding pass, and you go, thank you
Speaker 3: very much, Patricia.
Speaker 4: So, Patricia and the rest of the airline crew have
Speaker 4: just announced a new route that you can fly.
Speaker 3: I flying Kangaroo.
Speaker 4: It's a hard no from me. We're going to get
Speaker 4: to that in a sec. But first though, I would
Speaker 4: like to open the phone lines. Clint, you would say
Speaker 4: you travel a lot, A lot.
Speaker 3: I do. I'm in the air a lot thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: four ten.
Speaker 4: If you think you travel more than our very own Clint,
Speaker 4: A lot of people travel for work these days.
Speaker 2: Oh, you'd have to travel a lot to travel more
Speaker 2: than Clint.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four to ten. Can you beat Clint in
Speaker 4: the amount of times you travel in one year on
Speaker 4: a plane. We'll come back. See what we get on
Speaker 4: the phones. Heads of the sky.
Speaker 3: Now, I see what you did there, Jays, I see
Speaker 3: what you did. How do you feel My favorite songs
Speaker 3: so good? Oh I love that? Do you know?
Speaker 5: I feel Colin's son now drums for him because he's
Speaker 5: not well, so he does he shows and feel Colin's
Speaker 5: son is.
Speaker 3: Drummer blew me away? When I found out Emily in.
Speaker 2: Paris handsome is he and Lily Collins is Emily in Paris?
Speaker 8: Ye?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Do we know who the family gorilla is in the
Speaker 4: Capriad while we're on this song?
Speaker 3: Do you remember?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you remember that?
Speaker 5: Speaking of gorillas? Though, I'm going that new Robbie Williams.
Speaker 5: He's coming out and he's played by a monkey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, weird.
Speaker 3: We digress.
Speaker 2: We do back to the airplace.
Speaker 3: Often we do story of our lives. Do you mind
Speaker 3: if we go back to the sky.
Speaker 2: Let's go. I want to hear about this new route.
Speaker 3: How would you like to fly direct from here to London? Oh?
Speaker 9: I'd love that.
Speaker 2: You can do it from perfect the moment. Longest route
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 3: Twenty hours long route plants very long. Expect to be
Speaker 3: airborne for twenty hours.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a lot.
Speaker 4: Project Sunrise also see direct flights from Australia to other
Speaker 4: European locations, as well as New York twenty hours.
Speaker 3: Is a lot.
Speaker 2: What is it to la now? It's fourteen?
Speaker 3: Yeah two, I did the Paris perp. That's isn't it eighteen?
Speaker 3: Were you over it?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: It's a lot.
Speaker 2: Man, you are the front.
Speaker 5: You've got enough points business, yeah, mate, and I had
Speaker 5: a good sleep on business. On a points upgrade, I'd
Speaker 5: fly for forty hours. People bring you food and champagne,
Speaker 5: and you watch movies and you can have a shower.
Speaker 3: Well, if you're looking for me, I'll be in row sixty.
Speaker 2: Three, twenty hours.
Speaker 3: That's having my thrombosis wiggler ankles. Yeah, sitting next to
Speaker 3: Harold who's farting the whole way. Oh, it happens a
Speaker 3: lot up there. It doesn't in the sky, they say Wednesdays.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they say I've heard this when the ground grew open,
Speaker 4: the door.
Speaker 3: The door opening for the first time. It's like one
Speaker 3: of the worst apparently, one of the most shocking wafts
Speaker 3: you'll ever hear, in close second to that flower in Geelong. Yeah, corp,
Speaker 3: so twenty hours in the sky A man, at least
Speaker 3: you're ripping the bandaid off. You're getting it done.
Speaker 4: See when we went out on our hangaros have.
Speaker 2: Multiple crews like a crew couldn't work for that long.
Speaker 3: They'd have to have like six of petrol.
Speaker 2: They speak six parts.
Speaker 4: It's probably not for six before two and two. I
Speaker 4: think at twenty hours everyone can have a hearn driving
Speaker 4: the player like flying. Yeah, you just do a little roster.
Speaker 5: Remember back in the day when you'd go on holidays
Speaker 5: and if you're a kid, they'd come and get you
Speaker 5: and say, do you want to come and look at it?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's so exciting.
Speaker 3: It was not anymore yet. Rued set the fund out
Speaker 3: of that for everyone. Yeah, I remember, that's all I
Speaker 3: ever wanted to do. Sit in the cock pit. Yeah.
Speaker 3: We on our honeymoon we went to New York and
Speaker 3: I didn't know the flight times.
Speaker 2: And you know me, I'm not great for from here
Speaker 2: to Did you do Brisbane, La La, New York?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but so we've landed in La, so there's fourteen hours. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and you've traveled with me. I don't travel well.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 3: And then we got on the plane's still we're going
Speaker 3: on the plane in New York and I thought it's
Speaker 3: just around the corner. I thought it was two and
Speaker 3: a half hours six, isn't it sick? Yes?
Speaker 4: The two and a half hour mark. I'm thinking they
Speaker 4: haven't told the un to put their trade tables up
Speaker 4: there to land.
Speaker 3: I was putting forgotten, I'd put my shoes on. I'm like,
Speaker 3: put you.
Speaker 2: Another movie on darl and you can watch it.
Speaker 3: Devastated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, New York is a long way, twenty hours on
Speaker 2: one flight.
Speaker 4: Okay, can you beat Clint this morning? Our number is
Speaker 4: thirteen twenty four to ten.
Speaker 3: Do you fly a lot?
Speaker 5: So you do.
Speaker 3: I've got free stuff to go. I with my job
Speaker 3: at weekend today, I'm in their every weekend, so up
Speaker 3: and back. So that's bare minimum.
Speaker 2: So I don't remember one.
Speaker 5: Sorry to cut you off there, but at one point
Speaker 5: they made you go up on Friday, do the Today
Speaker 5: Show Saturday morning, then fly back at lunchtime to read
Speaker 5: the sports Saturday night, and then go back again late
Speaker 5: Saturday night for Sunday.
Speaker 4: And then to wait, wait, and then do Sunday weekend today,
Speaker 4: then fly back somehow and for a weekend, go into
Speaker 4: Channel nine to do the news that night and then
Speaker 4: come and deal with us on Monday. Yeah, you need
Speaker 4: a life, boy.
Speaker 3: It's like a prison sentence. But still those four flights,
Speaker 3: so I've done a little stock take just before you
Speaker 3: reveal the amount.
Speaker 4: If you do travel more than Clint, someone's going to
Speaker 4: walk away with a VP double part the Corfield Spring Final.
Speaker 4: Don't miss Peaking duct take over Corfield Spring Final November
Speaker 4: thirty for the nov Spring series following weekend you do
Speaker 4: shortthul though.
Speaker 2: I there would be people that go overseas every week,
Speaker 2: turn in.
Speaker 3: That sky every twist and turn like if you look
Speaker 3: down and go them up. Yep, there we are camera
Speaker 3: cough table with overshot. We're going by a woggle woggle.
Speaker 3: Oh right, that must be because we're too Sydney. Do
Speaker 3: you want me to reveal now?
Speaker 7: Yep?
Speaker 3: Done a stock take one hundred and eight eight flights.
Speaker 3: One hundred and eight flights. Oh it's a lot, isn't
Speaker 3: it from the airport.
Speaker 2: That's one hundred and eight drives. Well it's not really,
Speaker 2: it's fifty four. You need a private taylor. It's a lot.
Speaker 3: You must have a huge amount of point. Let me
Speaker 3: guess you've got some ready.
Speaker 5: Deal it's going to say to borrow some from a
Speaker 5: family member. I did you get your points upbraak when
Speaker 5: you went to the link cousin?
Speaker 4: I believe how's that one hundred and eight flights and
Speaker 4: you get bugger all points because they booked the cheap tickets.
Speaker 3: Oh, we might have someone that core Field.
Speaker 9: Shelley.
Speaker 3: Hi, Lauren, here are you going, Shelley? I clean tell
Speaker 3: you he's good. Do you you know each other from
Speaker 3: the air?
Speaker 10: We don't, No, I know, but I did meet Jason, Lauren.
Speaker 3: It's the dog park for the.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, did you fall in love at out doggie?
Speaker 6: Dating guys toxty eight women.
Speaker 2: Heavily out numbers.
Speaker 3: Good for them. Hey, Shelley, how often do you fly?
Speaker 7: I'm just once a week?
Speaker 3: Does that?
Speaker 1: Does that?
Speaker 3: See?
Speaker 5: Clint depends so Brisbane say you might trump him with Brisbane.
Speaker 3: How a year do you reckon?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 10: Oh definitely, definitely forty plus.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because forty look at Clint. Clint's like not even
Speaker 4: half done.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that's forty one way, so eighty expect no cigar.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good though, eighty flights in a year.
Speaker 3: Do you know all the hostings? I do? Actually, so
Speaker 3: there's a midday flight on Sunday that's crewed by the
Speaker 3: same people, so quite often give them a shout.
Speaker 2: What are their names?
Speaker 3: I think Sharon and Norell.
Speaker 2: Have you no idea.
Speaker 3: Daryl's there as well. Have you ever heard them call
Speaker 3: you the h hob?
Speaker 2: What's the cost on board?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: It is Jason Lauren clints here as well. Internal politics.
Speaker 4: The war has broken out, shots have been fired. What
Speaker 4: do you mean, well, we are sending you to taite
Speaker 4: in Canada after nine Meltresina wants to send you to
Speaker 4: London to see Sabrina Carpenter.
Speaker 2: No, yes, we're giving troops and concerts left unt Center.
Speaker 3: Well, this is a concert like we are Flight Center.
Speaker 3: It's like we are.
Speaker 2: It is like that, but we're not.
Speaker 3: We are not the hot captain.
Speaker 5: Because they don't have tickets to Taylor switch final show
Speaker 5: of the Ears to us. He's going to I mean
Speaker 5: we all went to the show here in Melbourne and
Speaker 5: we loved it.
Speaker 2: It was amazing. It'll be and she's going to do
Speaker 2: something special on her last show. Cameos, maybe not a jewet.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 4: I was listening to the Kelsey podcast him and his brother.
Speaker 4: I love that podcast. I'm massive into the NFL.
Speaker 2: Now and he was mentioned, are you are you going
Speaker 2: to the super Bowl.
Speaker 3: I'm starting to understand the super Bowl this year it's
Speaker 3: already been no what has this year. Actually, well, he
Speaker 3: mentioned in the team.
Speaker 4: He mentioned the other day in the podcast that he
Speaker 4: shot out to Miami just to see it one last time.
Speaker 4: So maybe the dates don't work out, he can't get
Speaker 4: to Canada, it'll be during the footy season.
Speaker 2: She would change the dates for him.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's how it works.
Speaker 4: However, next Friday, we are going to leave the studio,
Speaker 4: drive to someone's house, pick him up, take him to
Speaker 4: the EPO, and send them to Canada for closing night.
Speaker 5: So over a week we'll be announcing this winner. But
Speaker 5: let's put some people in the running.
Speaker 3: Liz from Bullying.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 3: We're good, you're better. You're on the standby list. Thank
Speaker 3: you so much.
Speaker 2: Jesse, you were swifty.
Speaker 5: Yes, Oh my gosh, you're only sixteen years old. Who
Speaker 5: would you take if you're in this trip to Canada?
Speaker 6: I take my mom?
Speaker 2: Oh, well, guess what girl friend? You're in the running.
Speaker 3: Get a queen? Oh my god, thank you, No worry.
Speaker 5: I welcome Emily and Campbell. Well did you get to
Speaker 5: see Titus Swift when she was here in Melbourne? No,
Speaker 5: my boyfriend, scam scam ticket.
Speaker 7: Hang on, oh, he's so excited.
Speaker 6: He's more of a supertan than I can, so we
Speaker 6: do believe him.
Speaker 3: It wasn't just a okay rider. Well guess what, you're
Speaker 3: on the standby list, say thank you so much, no worries. Yeah,
Speaker 3: darl I got your tickets.
Speaker 2: And it's like, yeah, really, you know, she said he's
Speaker 2: more of a swiftye than she is.
Speaker 3: And listen, that was so sad.
Speaker 5: So many people actually did get ripped off by those dogs,
Speaker 5: ripping people off, not even dogs, dogs, loyal.
Speaker 4: Rats, Good morning Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Jen Vetters. They've gone into debt or had to borrow
Speaker 3: money from family members.
Speaker 5: We're also carrying around giant Santa sacks of debt.
Speaker 2: Why moments watched Oak, You're up to your eyeballs in debt.
Speaker 5: The bills are piling up, and you're desperity.
Speaker 3: I reckon.
Speaker 4: One of the biggest stresses on people at the moment
Speaker 4: is financial.
Speaker 3: True.
Speaker 5: My gosh, it's a horrible feeling because it sits in
Speaker 5: your gut and you can every time you think about it,
Speaker 5: you feel sick.
Speaker 3: So stop thinking.
Speaker 4: We want to do a deep dive on debt this
Speaker 4: morning for the next twenty minutes on the show.
Speaker 2: Because if you're listening to this and you are.
Speaker 5: Have you got yourself in a bit of trouble or
Speaker 5: maybe you've put a debt collector chasing you. I think
Speaker 5: you would be surprised how many other people are in
Speaker 5: the same boat as you.
Speaker 3: You are not alone because you can quickly fall behind,
Speaker 3: can't you.
Speaker 2: It's so easy.
Speaker 4: Look, Julian Finch is a financial expert. They're going to
Speaker 4: join us a little bit later on. About ten minutes
Speaker 4: or so were tips on how you can honestly turn
Speaker 4: your financial stress around. But before that, you brought up
Speaker 4: a status saw in the news the other day which.
Speaker 5: Is one in five gen z is gen z is
Speaker 5: one in five are being pursued by a deck collector currently.
Speaker 2: And that could be credit card, could be.
Speaker 5: An overdue mortgage or payment, could be an outstanding amount
Speaker 5: of linked fines, could be an outstanding amount of parking fines.
Speaker 4: I've got myself in trouble in the past. You know
Speaker 4: the old interest free payment things where it's like, you know,
Speaker 4: buy this t Norman six months exactly, but apparently you
Speaker 4: miss one payment, then you pay interest on all of
Speaker 4: one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Yeah, could be no hundred I agree.
Speaker 5: Phone bills utilities are going unpaid, like bills add up,
Speaker 5: and in the current climate we're living in, everything has
Speaker 5: gone up in price and a large amount of people
Speaker 5: are struggling to keep up.
Speaker 3: Lou and I got ourselves in trouble pre kids the
Speaker 3: old tax bill.
Speaker 5: Look, I think a lot of people who have started
Speaker 5: their own business or have gone as a sole trader
Speaker 5: have got themselves into trouble with a tax bill before.
Speaker 4: Because I was young, I was like, you know, like
Speaker 4: the early thirties, I was working for another radio station.
Speaker 4: I was a sole trader, which means you have to
Speaker 4: pay your own tax. Yeah, but this is like late twenties,
Speaker 4: early thirties were also just partying and living.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you get the money and you spent that.
Speaker 4: And to this day, I remember opening up the email
Speaker 4: and getting a tax bill for like forty thousand.
Speaker 3: Dollars trains from your face mate for the next few years.
Speaker 3: They're counting every cent, every single cent. They're pretty reasonable though,
Speaker 3: the tax department, they'll sort of in terms of payments.
Speaker 2: You still have to pay it, but you can get
Speaker 2: on a payment pack.
Speaker 5: And look, there's a lot of people who get in
Speaker 5: into strife or fall behind and you're not alone, and
Speaker 5: there are ways to manage it to help you come
Speaker 5: out the other side, because it can seem like there
Speaker 5: is no light at the end of the tunnel. Oh mate,
Speaker 5: that's what we're going to find out next. Right, If
Speaker 5: you are in this position, how do we help get
Speaker 5: you out of it?
Speaker 3: And you turn on each other the stress that's hanging
Speaker 3: over you.
Speaker 5: Like I had a girlfriend who applied for one of
Speaker 5: those credit cards at a department store because she was
Speaker 5: in the shop and they said, oh, you get twenty
Speaker 5: percent credit card to one of those, and she did it,
Speaker 5: and fifteen years later she completely.
Speaker 2: Forgot about it, moved house, blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: Fifteen years later, went to get by her first house
Speaker 5: as an adult and got knocked back because she had
Speaker 5: this thing hango over her head that she did when
Speaker 5: she was nineteen that she didn't even remember doing.
Speaker 3: And they just made the banks will hand out credit cards.
Speaker 3: I can't remember applying from one for two grand. They're like, oh,
Speaker 3: we'll approve you for fifteen. I'm like, I can't afford
Speaker 3: to PA fifteen fifteen green credit card. Like when I
Speaker 3: was young.
Speaker 2: We look, there's a lot of people in this position.
Speaker 3: That's a thing, and you feel invincible when you do
Speaker 3: have credit before we get to the edge.
Speaker 2: A shame as well.
Speaker 5: I think there's a shame you don't talk about it,
Speaker 5: But we are going to talk about it because we're
Speaker 5: going to try and alleviate some of that pressure that's
Speaker 5: building up in people.
Speaker 4: We're doing a deep dive on it for the next
Speaker 4: twenty minutes on the show. And look, it's a non
Speaker 4: judgment zone. If you've found yourself in debt, how'd you
Speaker 4: get there and how bad was it?
Speaker 2: Thirteen to twenty you're in it right now and you
Speaker 2: can be anonymous.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it can be totally anonymous. Thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 4: is our number to join us on the air. How
Speaker 4: do you get yourself in strife? And then coming up
Speaker 4: in about ten minutes, the financial tips that are going
Speaker 4: to turn your life around.
Speaker 3: Deep dive.
Speaker 4: We're doing a deep dive on debt this morning. Well
Speaker 4: it's where we hand over twenty minutes of the show
Speaker 4: to a topic that is hitting pretty close to home
Speaker 4: for a lot of Melbournians this morning, I.
Speaker 2: Hand on heart.
Speaker 5: Don't know someone who at some point in their time
Speaker 5: has got themselves into debt, Whether it's you've overextended on
Speaker 5: a credit card, a home loan, you fam behind on
Speaker 5: your payments for utility bills, your phone bills, whatever it is.
Speaker 5: And people right now are hurting One in five Gen
Speaker 5: x's and are being chased by a debt recovery and
Speaker 5: five percent of Gen zs.
Speaker 4: You know what gets people in trouble too, You know,
Speaker 4: it's like Black Friday sales and that sort of thing.
Speaker 3: People are buying.
Speaker 4: People are buying stuff they can't afford, and.
Speaker 3: Then they're chasing their tails, be it with friends, friends
Speaker 3: who help friends, parents who help their kids. You know,
Speaker 3: it's a horrible circle to be.
Speaker 4: So we're about to be joined by a financial expert
Speaker 4: who it's not going to be some Koiti toity from Canberra.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no no. We actually want to help
Speaker 5: people because the stats are harrowing and it is so
Speaker 5: easy to get into debt and so hard to get
Speaker 5: out of it. But if you're listening to this and
Speaker 5: you're thinking, oh my god, I've got that pit in
Speaker 5: my gut that makes me feel sick thinking about it,
Speaker 5: you are not alone.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten. If you want to call us,
Speaker 2: you can be anonymous.
Speaker 4: Sorry, lost Sarah and Armadale is joining us on the air.
Speaker 3: You're in debt?
Speaker 4: How many credit cards have be maxed out?
Speaker 3: Too? Oh?
Speaker 5: And is that just like are you do you think
Speaker 5: you're throwing money away? Or this is just a pay
Speaker 5: bills and to keep up a bit of both.
Speaker 8: I originally got the credit cards for some lawyers fees
Speaker 8: for my my ex, but we didn't end up needing
Speaker 8: a lawyer, and then it just became, you know, we're
Speaker 8: really happy that we didn't need a lawyer, So it
Speaker 8: was a little bit like of celebration at times, and
Speaker 8: then it was you know, for food and just like
Speaker 8: the everyday basic So how much.
Speaker 2: You are allowed to do that?
Speaker 5: You don't get a credit card and it's only for bills,
Speaker 5: and then you find yourself to live you can't keep
Speaker 5: up with a payment?
Speaker 3: What can I ask money Maunt? How much we're in it?
Speaker 8: Twenty thousand?
Speaker 3: So how does that impact on what you think about
Speaker 3: during the day? Does it? Does it sort of occupy
Speaker 3: your thoughts?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's a lot of it's a lot of shame
Speaker 8: and just a lot of stress about where I'm going
Speaker 8: to get the money from to cover the payments. I
Speaker 8: ended up having to get a second job. I'm working
Speaker 8: six seven days a week now on top of my
Speaker 8: full time teaching job.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And then just you know, it's a lot of shame
Speaker 8: when you talk about it with family and you know
Speaker 8: your parents are disappointed that you got yourself in Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, so you're not alone.
Speaker 5: A lot of people have got themselves into trouble with
Speaker 5: credit cards before. So stick around because shortly we're going
Speaker 5: to speak to an expert who's going to give us
Speaker 5: some advice on how we can get out of this mess.
Speaker 3: Catherine in Craigieburn. This is one I reckon and gets
Speaker 3: a lot of people.
Speaker 4: Have you got my best?
Speaker 3: Hello? Hey mate?
Speaker 4: Have you got yourself in a debt with the old
Speaker 4: buy and now pay later schemes?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 11: I have both tip pay and after pay.
Speaker 2: Okay, so what have you got? What's going on where
Speaker 2: you at?
Speaker 11: So I've got five thousand, four hundred on zippay and
Speaker 11: that that just kept that just kept rolling over because
Speaker 11: they kept offering me more credits. I've kept taking it
Speaker 11: and about four to nine on after pay.
Speaker 2: And what do you what are you buying? Catherine?
Speaker 11: Well, at the time I was buying furniture for my
Speaker 11: house because I have just moved. Yeah, furniture and electronics
Speaker 11: and you know, clothes for my kids and by that
Speaker 11: because I wasn't working at the time.
Speaker 5: And so so you've got all of that debt. Now
Speaker 5: are they chasing you for it? If you've got a
Speaker 5: debt collector on your tail?
Speaker 2: Where are you where you at?
Speaker 11: Yeah? I've got two debt collectors chasing me at the moment.
Speaker 2: And how are you feeling?
Speaker 12: Answer anything?
Speaker 3: So what do you have? You got a strategy or
Speaker 3: are you just trying to make ends meet?
Speaker 11: I'm trying to make ends meet, but I am coming
Speaker 11: up with a strategy at the moment to try and
Speaker 11: just at least pay something. I've heard that if you
Speaker 11: just pay a little bit off here and there, they
Speaker 11: don't chase you as bad. But I don't know if
Speaker 11: that's true or.
Speaker 5: Not, right, Yeah, it's I don't know either. Actually, I'm
Speaker 5: going to cross all those games. But we do have
Speaker 5: someone who's going to jump on with us shortly and
Speaker 5: hopefully give you some advice on how to get out
Speaker 5: of that, because.
Speaker 2: It is it's so common, and it is this one's
Speaker 2: going to stay.
Speaker 4: Hard to get out of Anonymous as Culture on thirteen
Speaker 4: twenty four ten. Anonymous, you were scammed? How much debt
Speaker 4: are you in now?
Speaker 13: One hundred and fifty thousand? I was what I was scammed?
Speaker 13: And at the moment, I'm forty five thousand dollars in debt?
Speaker 2: How you scammed? One hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 13: Dollars dating scam?
Speaker 2: A dating scam? And did you did you recover any
Speaker 2: of it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: And how are you forty five thousand dollars in debt?
Speaker 13: Because I've used some of that money for paying for
Speaker 13: these dating scam And at the moment, the sheriffs knocked
Speaker 13: at me door the other day, or I weren't to
Speaker 13: the property.
Speaker 3: So what what?
Speaker 9: Where?
Speaker 2: Where was the money going overseas somewhere?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 13: I believe it's American people in America.
Speaker 4: You thought you thought you were chatting to someone. They
Speaker 4: got you to send money, that sort of vibe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I really feel for you, Anonymous, But I mean,
Speaker 3: how how does that make you feel? I mean, I
Speaker 3: sense a little bit of embarrassment in your voice.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Look, I'm I'm embarrassed and at the banks have
Speaker 13: shut me down. I've only got one bank left, so
Speaker 13: I'm fighting ask next week with one of the banks,
Speaker 13: and so.
Speaker 7: See where I go.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 3: Thanks for sharing your story.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're all different stories, and there's a lot
Speaker 2: of different ways that people.
Speaker 3: Can find ways still keep that dad, isn't there, Like
Speaker 3: that's a scary thing, you.
Speaker 4: Know that you know what happens and what a lot
Speaker 4: of people do. It's funny. I'm actually experiencing that feeling
Speaker 4: at the moment when you start talking about this, You're
Speaker 4: just like, I just want to ignore it. I'm almost
Speaker 4: like I just want.
Speaker 2: To bury your head in the sand.
Speaker 4: We just played Tyler Swift and movement, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean. And that's how we're getting ourselves in this
Speaker 4: trouble in the first place.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it is, and I think especially when we're young,
Speaker 5: you kind of bury your head in the sand, and
Speaker 5: then as you get older, ily got responsibilities and then
Speaker 5: adds up and even like the pressure on your mental
Speaker 5: health when you know that you've got this like gray
Speaker 5: cloud over you is just horrendous.
Speaker 3: Jillian Finch is a financial expert.
Speaker 4: We are going to catch up with them on the
Speaker 4: other side of this and hopefully turn things around for
Speaker 4: a lot of Melbourne, and so we'll do a deep
Speaker 4: dive on debt next Hey, coming up inside the next ten,
Speaker 4: we're going to be talking about something you like to
Speaker 4: do in relationships, something I reckon Lauren wouldn't do often. Oh, well,
Speaker 4: we'll dive into thatt not that I can speak. We'll
Speaker 4: do that very soon. First, though, we're doing a deep
Speaker 4: dive on the show. This is where we spend twenty
Speaker 4: minutes diving into a topic or subject that is close
Speaker 4: to home for everyone, and this week it is financial debt.
Speaker 5: It's easy to get into to get out of, but
Speaker 5: you can get out of it, and exactly we're going
Speaker 5: to give you some tips as to how to help yourself.
Speaker 4: Jillian Finch from Finch Financial is an expert that can
Speaker 4: hope help turn our lives around. Jillian, good morning, save us.
Speaker 4: Can you just give us money yourself?
Speaker 7: Good morning guys.
Speaker 14: Look, I'd love to give everyone some money, but I'm
Speaker 14: probably listening to some of your callers there and yourselves.
Speaker 14: I've found myself in this kind of trouble in the
Speaker 14: past as well, so it's probably something I wouldn't recommend
Speaker 14: lending your own cash to other feet.
Speaker 5: That's right, Hey, Julian like, there's a lot of Aussies
Speaker 5: in debt, and there's a lot of shame that comes
Speaker 5: with that.
Speaker 2: But you would know you're an expert in this. You
Speaker 2: can get out of it, can't you?
Speaker 14: You look, absolutely you can, And I think the first
Speaker 14: step is probably is talking about it, so you know,
Speaker 14: not dealing with it by yourself, because sometimes it becomes
Speaker 14: overwhelming and even just like I said listening to some
Speaker 14: of your callers, sticking your head in the stand is
Speaker 14: probably the worst thing that you could possibly do, but
Speaker 14: we all do it.
Speaker 4: Okay, what's the areas we need to avoid? Like I mean,
Speaker 4: obviously credit cards is a given one that can get
Speaker 4: you in trouble. What other things can do it? Like
Speaker 4: zame Day learns, Yeah, buy now, pay later, interest free
Speaker 4: schemes here.
Speaker 14: Look, I think, I mean everything, everything that you do
Speaker 14: with your money needs careful consideration. So it's important to
Speaker 14: know that some of those facilities have a use and
Speaker 14: when used properly, can be quite beneficial. But the problem is,
Speaker 14: of course we get access to these lines of credit
Speaker 14: and then we don't use them properly, so that's when
Speaker 14: it starts to pile up on it. Yeah, look, payday lenders,
Speaker 14: you know o'ld style pawnbrokers, those types of places. Definitely
Speaker 14: avoid those, you know the late night TV ads where
Speaker 14: it's like, you know, get two thousand dollars now and
Speaker 14: pay it back in two weeks. Well, that's just the.
Speaker 2: Recipe for Julian.
Speaker 5: It's easy for us to ask Ky what should we avoid?
Speaker 5: But unfortunately it's too late for a lot of people
Speaker 5: who've already got themselves into this mess with credit cardds,
Speaker 5: with buying our pay later.
Speaker 2: How do we get out of it?
Speaker 5: Can we if we've got a huge if we've maxed
Speaker 5: out our credit card and there's someone chasing us for
Speaker 5: it and we can't pay.
Speaker 2: It, what do we do?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Look, I think you know the first thing to do
Speaker 14: with a credit card, for example, call your bank cancel it. Okay,
Speaker 14: you know credit cards are revolving line of credit. Every
Speaker 14: time you pay ten dollars off your credit card, you
Speaker 14: can go and spend it again, so the debt never
Speaker 14: goes away. If you call your bank and you say
Speaker 14: I don't want my credit card anymore, you might still
Speaker 14: have a balanced outstanding, but at that point you can
Speaker 14: go on a payment plan to pay it off rather
Speaker 14: if you can't spend the cash.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good one. You're troubled by how easy it is
Speaker 3: for young people to get credit.
Speaker 14: Look, you know, I've been working in finance for about
Speaker 14: twenty years and some of the things I've.
Speaker 3: Seen are quite told to us. What are you saying, Well,
Speaker 3: I used.
Speaker 14: To go to a week at a university when I
Speaker 14: worked for a bank, and one of my competitors at
Speaker 14: the time just free credit cards. You sign up to
Speaker 14: university and get a credit card with your registration.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 14: Now these kids don't have jobs. Typically they're straight out
Speaker 14: of school and basically you become a student at the
Speaker 14: university and on campus bank gives you a credit card
Speaker 14: with a thousand dollars limit.
Speaker 2: It's free money when you're at Uni. That's what you think,
Speaker 2: right exactly.
Speaker 4: Hey, Jeline Clint brought something up the other day which
Speaker 4: is a really good point about the home line.
Speaker 3: Because debt comes in so many forms. You know, there
Speaker 3: can be credit card debt, but there's also what's considered
Speaker 3: for many people good debt, and that is a home
Speaker 3: loan debt. But obviously cost of living crunch dictates we
Speaker 3: haven't got as much money to spend, but there are
Speaker 3: ways with your home loan to maybe negotiate a better
Speaker 3: rate with your bank by picking up the phone.
Speaker 14: Yeah, look it is, and I mean it is that easy,
Speaker 14: and you should anyone who's got a homeland is listening now,
Speaker 14: should take ten minutes today to call their bank and
Speaker 14: just ask for discount. But the worst thing that can
Speaker 14: happen is they can say no. And of course at
Speaker 14: that point, if you're still not happy with the the
Speaker 14: rate you pay, you can always ring someone or start
Speaker 14: to look around for something.
Speaker 4: Right now, Lauren, hang on, Lauren, put a hand up then,
Speaker 4: like I'm going to do this right, But I also
Speaker 4: know what you're like.
Speaker 3: You're like me, we going going to be an hour?
Speaker 3: Is it a lot of work?
Speaker 2: Interest rates are so high?
Speaker 3: Isn't that easy? I think all you need is you
Speaker 3: to know what your current rate is? Is that right?
Speaker 11: Look?
Speaker 14: If you know what your current rate is, and look,
Speaker 14: just a quick search on the internet will help you
Speaker 14: find some comparable sort of rates from different lenders around
Speaker 14: the place. And absolutely just got to ring up. So
Speaker 14: press the button that all the number that relates to
Speaker 14: home lending and they'll pick up the phone relatively quickly
Speaker 14: because they think they're going to try and flog you
Speaker 14: something and discount, right.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 5: Hey, Angulian, there's a harrowing stat that is one in
Speaker 5: five gen z is being pursued by debt collector.
Speaker 2: Is there a way to deal with debt collectors here?
Speaker 6: Look?
Speaker 3: Is?
Speaker 14: I mean, it's a shocking statistics. But and again I
Speaker 14: think if I just reflect on a couple of the callers,
Speaker 14: you know, don't don't avoid it. Yeah, if the debt
Speaker 14: collector has been called in, I think the best thing
Speaker 14: to do at that point is to take the call,
Speaker 14: you know, just say, understand, this is my debt. Let's
Speaker 14: come up with a plan to pay it off. Typically,
Speaker 14: the collectors have probably paid sensing the dollar for the
Speaker 14: debt from the place that you owe it to anyway,
Speaker 14: and so they're probably willing to, you know, take a
Speaker 14: plan or even negotiate the full payment because you.
Speaker 3: Can run, but it'll come back to haunting exactly right.
Speaker 4: Julian Finch, the owner of Finch Financial, joining us on
Speaker 4: the air. Hey, we appreciate your time this morning, mate.
Speaker 14: Thank you thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: You're very sensible, Julian, Yeah, I know, way too sensible
Speaker 3: for this show mate. There you go.
Speaker 4: Pick up the phone, and then the money you might
Speaker 4: say you can use to pay off your other debts.
Speaker 5: There you go, and Julian's says his passion lies in
Speaker 5: refinancing your current loan and a better deal and winning
Speaker 5: against the banks.
Speaker 2: So reached out to Julian Finch. If you need a.
Speaker 4: Hand morning everyone, Draft night tonight in the AFL. Will
Speaker 4: your club be scoring some of the good players that
Speaker 4: are up.
Speaker 3: The pressure is on Richmond because Richmond has a thousand
Speaker 3: draft picks inside the top twenty. They've got about eight
Speaker 3: go Tigs and we need to to get something group.
Speaker 3: They've got to get it right. The good thing for
Speaker 3: the Tigs is that this year's draft is like a
Speaker 3: mega draft. The draft pool hues amazing, very very good.
Speaker 2: Yes, Richmond fans, let's go.
Speaker 4: We are going to catch up with one of the
Speaker 4: young guns that could be heading to Tiger Land.
Speaker 2: Doesn't know.
Speaker 4: Yes, after eight o'clock this morning, but coming up next.
Speaker 4: I love a good wedding. We've got one coming up.
Speaker 2: Actually we're going to one as a guest altogether.
Speaker 4: Yes, our old producers getting married. I rang it yesterday
Speaker 4: and said, hey, I'm on the way to the dry cleaners.
Speaker 4: It's going to cost me twenty bucks to dry clean
Speaker 4: the suit off of the races. You sure about this bloke?
Speaker 3: Like speak now have you only got one suit?
Speaker 2: I'm what a supportive friend.
Speaker 3: That's all about you?
Speaker 2: She said, I'm taking back your invitation.
Speaker 3: I'm quite keen on him. Go ahead, Dru said, you
Speaker 3: can come to the ceremony, but not the isn't that
Speaker 3: the worst?
Speaker 4: We'd love to have you at the church, and then
Speaker 4: if you could hurd home after.
Speaker 2: You're not a bridesmaid, but you can hand out the
Speaker 2: confetiot the.
Speaker 3: End or an nusher bottom job.
Speaker 5: No, it's a privilege to be an usher at someone's
Speaker 5: wedding because they.
Speaker 3: Didn't want you up the front.
Speaker 4: Coming up next, a couple have made headlines for something
Speaker 4: someone we know. This is something that they're going to
Speaker 4: do at their wedding that will blow you away. The
Speaker 4: guests will go the next let's head down their aisle. Yes,
Speaker 4: a couple of raised eyebrows about something they are going
Speaker 4: to be doing at their wedding.
Speaker 3: What is it for? The very first d pair met in.
Speaker 4: Year seven at a private Christian schools seven high school.
Speaker 3: Sweetheart the bride.
Speaker 4: Has revealed her and her husband.
Speaker 3: I have never They haven't kissed, kissed, kissed.
Speaker 9: Kissed kissed.
Speaker 2: What do you mean kissed? Well, they're just friends.
Speaker 3: Nothing. What do they do? Hold hand? They're getting married?
Speaker 3: You young? What other things?
Speaker 2: What do you mean other things? But what other than kissing?
Speaker 3: What else is there? They might? They might swing arms together,
Speaker 3: hold hands, caddle anything else.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think they've done anything else.
Speaker 3: Can you explain the bases?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, this time.
Speaker 3: It's a good point. They haven't got a home run,
Speaker 3: absolutely well, they haven't even hit more.
Speaker 5: Kissing is first base, it is, they've even got to
Speaker 5: first base. But I wonder if they skip first base
Speaker 5: and went to second third?
Speaker 3: Home run?
Speaker 2: Sure enough? Surely not.
Speaker 3: I don't think you are for a home run without
Speaker 3: first base. I mean it's possible.
Speaker 5: Also, there's nothing when there is nothing worse than a
Speaker 5: bad first kiss. If they kiss at the altar and
Speaker 5: they're like, oh god, oh no, you don't know what
Speaker 5: they don't know how to do it?
Speaker 4: Oh no, might kill me for saying this, But you
Speaker 4: know how I had my quarter off cross kiss?
Speaker 3: Oh no, too much to either, yeh, quarter life.
Speaker 4: Crissis the wife and I broke up before we're married. Yeah,
Speaker 4: at about a year and a half apart. At the start,
Speaker 4: we were still sort of catching up just to do
Speaker 4: some baseball.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's that's a bad thing to do.
Speaker 4: It's terrible thing. Not healthy, not healthy.
Speaker 2: Because you're playing baseball with other people.
Speaker 3: I think we were.
Speaker 4: I don't don't catch up with the ex we we
Speaker 4: would have a home run, but we wouldn't do first base.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it was it was like a It was
Speaker 3: a because it was almost transactional, but you wouldn't kiss.
Speaker 2: Good word for it, you wouldn't kiss.
Speaker 3: Well, no, because then it'd be too intimate, too intimate.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 3: Well, no, nothing, because it was I got a home run?
Speaker 2: Is that what happens at the shops?
Speaker 3: What do you mean at the shops?
Speaker 2: Like if you're paying for the transaction?
Speaker 3: Oh, are you allowed to do first? But I do
Speaker 3: not know. I don't know. I wasn't paying.
Speaker 5: No, I mean how old were you when you had
Speaker 5: your first kiss? Oh, you would have been twenty three.
Speaker 3: How old were funny?
Speaker 2: You were ready one, sixteen sixty.
Speaker 3: It's about sixteen, fifteen sixteen with someone else, Oh, seventeen,
Speaker 3: Hang on a second, how old were you when you
Speaker 3: had here?
Speaker 2: Sixteen and sweet sixteen and never been kissed?
Speaker 3: Is sure?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 3: How old were you? Can you say that? Walk into
Speaker 3: a chair. I just want to see if you burn
Speaker 3: up on how old?
Speaker 2: I think I was fourteen?
Speaker 3: We just him two years off there in a matter
Speaker 3: of ten seconds, didn't She thinks she was fourteen, might
Speaker 3: have been thirteen.
Speaker 2: It's a bit of a surprise.
Speaker 3: Still in double figures at the moment.
Speaker 2: So this couple, I was, I was young for my
Speaker 2: year that I was in high grade.
Speaker 3: Oh, you know you're young for yours, so old the blake.
Speaker 2: No, I mean like I was more mature for my age.
Speaker 3: I was young, you know, yeah, right, yeah, it makes sense.
Speaker 5: Yes, young in age, but very mature. You play baseball,
Speaker 5: But I had kissed before I got married.
Speaker 3: You play baseball engaged. I played baseball enough. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: always to do first base for a home run. I
Speaker 3: mean sometimes you just go, you know, things just happened quickly.
Speaker 1: Without kissing in the moment.
Speaker 3: No, I mean sometimes it's transactional. Then some people don't
Speaker 3: like it. Not for me, Kissinger.
Speaker 5: Imagine imagine marrying, proposing to someone you'd never.
Speaker 3: Get that's a whole different ball game. Here's a questions
Speaker 3: like when you get home, it's a friend. Well, this
Speaker 3: couple said that the ring was a sign of affection.
Speaker 3: They didn't need to kiss when you get home? Do
Speaker 3: you pash pul?
Speaker 2: Oh god, no, I don't walk in the door.
Speaker 3: And how often would you guys kiss?
Speaker 2: I try and make a point of it like that
Speaker 2: because it's nice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree, I'm the same, Hey, getting shut down.
Speaker 3: But do you know executive.
Speaker 2: Producers, I'm so very tired a lot.
Speaker 4: I hear you your tongues to executive producer. It's well,
Speaker 4: it's a nightly thing for him.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, you got to slit the tongue in there.
Speaker 4: Otherwise what you were explaining this to me yesterday.
Speaker 3: It's like kissing you Anne, if you don't put the
Speaker 3: tongue in what you're saying. That's why I just to
Speaker 3: solidify that it's more than that goes in. Is it reciprocated?
Speaker 2: Obviously?
Speaker 3: Sometimes you don't want to be the only one with
Speaker 3: the tongue in. Oh no, that's the worst. Hey, thirty fourteen.
Speaker 3: If you are going it alone with the arm the time,
Speaker 3: or I just want to slowly pull it. M what
Speaker 3: about it? If your chink teeth.
Speaker 2: Like I remember my parents kissing when I was a kid,
Speaker 2: and I was like, Mom, Dad, no, do you like gross?
Speaker 2: Like it was gross to be people's families.
Speaker 3: I know what Lauren had, like, Mom, don't ever kiss
Speaker 3: your hand on the face side the face with kissing.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants this, Adam, by god, you can you just
Speaker 2: your closer.
Speaker 9: And touch me.
Speaker 3: She's sick.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants this. That is one of the great What
Speaker 2: about the.
Speaker 3: Hand behind the neck?
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, that's nice.
Speaker 3: It's like in the hair.
Speaker 4: Oh, you don't want to get tangled? Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: Can you guys go with me here? Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: How long has it been since you had a pash?
Speaker 2: Oh, since you had a pal?
Speaker 3: This could be people that are married.
Speaker 2: Maybe you are twenty five and you've never been kissed
Speaker 2: thirty five never.
Speaker 4: Maybe you've be married for twenty years and you guys
Speaker 4: actually haven't fully pashed on.
Speaker 2: Now today's the day got.
Speaker 4: There'd be people the relationships where it's just you know,
Speaker 4: they're they're living, they've got kids, they're in routine, and
Speaker 4: there's no pash.
Speaker 3: We need some ground rules here, clarification even Okay, it's
Speaker 3: tongue like pash, it's and it's you know, more than
Speaker 3: a few seconds. It's lingering.
Speaker 9: Not that's too long the tongue.
Speaker 2: Every listen to how long? Four seconds?
Speaker 7: Is one?
Speaker 2: Three?
Speaker 3: That's great?
Speaker 2: For so long?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: Maybe three? Maybe three, two or three will do it,
Speaker 3: but not, Hey, babe, howld your day?
Speaker 2: That's peck?
Speaker 4: Thirteen to twenty four ten to be a few.
Speaker 3: When was I love on the forehead?
Speaker 2: So nice? Chicks love that coming home and a little
Speaker 2: kiss on the head.
Speaker 4: I'm like, hmmm, I'll do that today at Lucia be like,
Speaker 4: what the hell are you doing?
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten is their number? How long has
Speaker 4: it been since he had a pash? The five K
Speaker 4: question coming up very soon? Right now, I'm serving from
Speaker 4: a kid on the five K question the other day?
Speaker 2: Did you why was I here?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, at my house? Oh yep.
Speaker 2: They didn't like the question.
Speaker 3: Are we on? Now? We're back? Hello? Hello, we're on.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 11: This is No.
Speaker 4: Over one hundreds.
Speaker 2: We were just talking to no.
Speaker 7: One.
Speaker 3: We're having a conversational and then someone.
Speaker 2: Said, you guys are not on air.
Speaker 3: Producer Z do the voice, What did you say?
Speaker 2: Not on Eric, I just kept talking in case we
Speaker 2: were we.
Speaker 3: Go back five, I bring that back.
Speaker 4: Possibly one of our funniest moments ever, just the sat
Speaker 4: off here.
Speaker 3: Yeah it was missed.
Speaker 4: Hey, thirteen twenty four ten is our number. We are
Speaker 4: talking kissing, kissing.
Speaker 5: There's a couple that is getting married and they've never
Speaker 5: had a pash before. No, so we want to know
Speaker 5: are you marrying? How long has it been between kisses?
Speaker 5: How old are you and you've never been kissed?
Speaker 3: Let me set the same. Oh, yes, you gotta do it.
Speaker 3: Everyone do it.
Speaker 4: You might normally two, it's it's too normally it was
Speaker 4: two three.
Speaker 3: So like a pash.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten, How long has it been between kisses?
Speaker 3: Let's go to Jimmy good morning, good morning, and.
Speaker 2: In a relationship.
Speaker 15: No, my father passed away nineties in the d of November.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that.
Speaker 15: And I think for me, kissing is like next level.
Speaker 2: You think kissing is next level? Why, dear?
Speaker 15: So that's the only time you kiss is when you
Speaker 15: love somebody.
Speaker 5: So you haven't kissed anyone since your partner passed a while?
Speaker 15: Actually, two weeks ago, someone tried to kiss me, and
Speaker 15: I reciprocated. It was he tried to put the tongue out,
Speaker 15: and I didn't want to put that.
Speaker 3: Because you were in love. They put the tongue out.
Speaker 3: It's uninvited.
Speaker 2: See I disagree. I don't think kissings for love. I
Speaker 2: think kissings for fun.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I agree with you.
Speaker 2: There's other things for love. That's like what things like
Speaker 2: a ring? This will really yelling at each other in
Speaker 2: the kitchen when you're trying to decide what to cook.
Speaker 3: That's well, I am in.
Speaker 4: I remember early twenties. I started dating this girl kissing,
Speaker 4: and I remember opening my eyes once and she was just.
Speaker 3: No sharing shut. I was eyes macared the hell out
Speaker 3: of it. Remember that on the dance for a boutique
Speaker 3: who I was having a great old snog with Like
Speaker 3: it was a real, real elaborate pash did she do?
Speaker 5: I dance for it?
Speaker 3: This is the best story. I love this. She in
Speaker 3: my mouth, that's right straight into my mouth. Now he's
Speaker 3: the best bet. Belched to keep kissing.
Speaker 2: We went back from war, came up Yuk Shelley.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Happy humpday, pardon happy humpy.
Speaker 4: How long has it been since had a cheeky pash.
Speaker 6: Well, I reckon, I haven't even been to a ball
Speaker 6: game for about sixteen years.
Speaker 2: Oh are you single?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, very and have been since my ex husband leftists
Speaker 6: and me and my son and I just put him first.
Speaker 2: Oh that's so nice. Tend to get back in the game.
Speaker 3: Shell in the ball game.
Speaker 14: Do you know what I feel like?
Speaker 6: It's been too long now. I don't know what to do.
Speaker 2: Riding bar.
Speaker 4: So sixteen years since you played a full game?
Speaker 3: How long since a kiss? Same time? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Probably that much? Yip, Yeah, I feel like Lauren, that
Speaker 6: is the most fun part.
Speaker 5: It's fun righter. I remember when I was a kid
Speaker 5: and I used to be like, what does it like
Speaker 5: to kiss someone? And you kiss the inside of your elbow?
Speaker 2: Did anyone else do that?
Speaker 3: I still do it.
Speaker 5: That.
Speaker 2: Who shall.
Speaker 6: Know where to start?
Speaker 3: To?
Speaker 6: Even look at me? I don't believe in all these
Speaker 6: dating apps, all that sort of stuff. I just think
Speaker 6: that you should meet naturally.
Speaker 2: How old are your son?
Speaker 6: He's twenty three now, and he's the most beautiful soul
Speaker 6: in the world.
Speaker 2: And what does he think? Is he like, come on, mum,
Speaker 2: get back out there.
Speaker 6: I think he's gotten used to it. Just being me
Speaker 6: and him.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, well he's got to move out of home, so
Speaker 5: you got room for someone Elsell, I have been trying.
Speaker 5: Twenty three is about the time my mum started like
Speaker 5: just pushing me close to the front door quickly.
Speaker 3: When it comes to the kiss, I mean, what are
Speaker 3: you offering that? The tongue is one thing? But how
Speaker 3: should the tongue linger? Because Lauren reckons it's a one
Speaker 3: second job.
Speaker 2: I said, four seconds too long.
Speaker 3: No, that's about right. Do you think you get the direction?
Speaker 3: It's a it's a.
Speaker 6: A little bit, a little bit, a little bit.
Speaker 4: We're still talking about the kiss. Guys, We've got a
Speaker 4: Kendy teacher on the line. We all have to say
Speaker 4: good morning to miss Sophie. Good morning, Miss Sophie, good morning,
Speaker 4: good morning.
Speaker 3: So shoulders sneeze and on the way to work.
Speaker 14: I'm actually here now.
Speaker 10: I'm just checking that the caterpillars that we got yesterday
Speaker 10: are still.
Speaker 2: Alive, and how are they going?
Speaker 7: They're a lot.
Speaker 2: I think we might have lost one.
Speaker 5: Don't tell the kids, just replace it and they'll never know.
Speaker 5: My mum used to that with my goldfish. The fishes
Speaker 5: got smaller moms like no I don't think so.
Speaker 4: It's yellow. It used to be blue, I think so.
Speaker 4: Hands on top that means hands on head, hands on head, no,
Speaker 4: hands on top, listening.
Speaker 3: Hands on top that means.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not when I was a kid. Hands on top
Speaker 2: that means stop.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 2: We should try that in here.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 4: Hey, Sophie, you want to roll the dice for five
Speaker 4: hundred dollars this morning?
Speaker 3: Five hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: Alright, I just heard the question, sof and I got it.
Speaker 5: All right, Okay, let's win your five hundred bucks. You're
Speaker 5: gonna hear a question. You'll hear three two, one countdown.
Speaker 5: This is very gettible.
Speaker 4: How old are you, Sophie? Do you mind me asking?
Speaker 10: I'm thirty two.
Speaker 3: I just wondering if she would have seen the.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kitting zone you reckon yep? Okay, So if this
Speaker 2: is gettable, thanks, you have a guess if you don't.
Speaker 3: Know, yeah, all thanks to fun Fields they have it all.
Speaker 4: Australia's biggest water slides Grabby season passed today at fun
Speaker 4: Fields Theme Park. I've told plenty if he's a good
Speaker 4: boy over summer, I will take him to You are
Speaker 4: such a good down. Here comes your five hundred dollars question?
Speaker 3: What was the full name of Leonardo DiCaprio's character on
Speaker 3: The Wolf of Wall Street three two one? I did?
Speaker 3: I didn't think so.
Speaker 5: Margo, Robbie and Leonardo DiCaprio is a great film.
Speaker 2: Awesome, it's a I think you're going to say, what
Speaker 2: was his name in Titanic?
Speaker 3: Jack Dawson? Hey tell you what. You're not going to
Speaker 3: go away empty handed.
Speaker 4: Don't miss speaking Duck taking over the core Field Spring
Speaker 4: Final November thirty for the Nova Spring series. We're going
Speaker 4: to hook you up with the double so you can
Speaker 4: go along vip pass.
Speaker 7: Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Take some of the kids, No, don't take kids, and
Speaker 5: good luck with the caterpillar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hope comes back to life. Guys coming up next though.
Speaker 3: It is a life changing day for some of the
Speaker 3: top AFL prospects in this country, and one of them
Speaker 3: we're lucky enough to have in the studio with us.
Speaker 3: Which club is he headed to? That's the question or
Speaker 3: I've been to it?
Speaker 4: After the kid Ler Roy on Nova Big Night Tonight
Speaker 4: Away from the Arias.
Speaker 3: Saying this draft is a super draft when it comes
Speaker 3: to depth, We're going to unearth more AFL stars this
Speaker 3: year than ever before, and one of them, I'm pleased
Speaker 3: to say, joins us in the studio. He's mooted as
Speaker 3: going somewhere in the top three, which would be outstanding
Speaker 3: for the young fella. His name's Finn O'Sullivan aka Foss.
Speaker 3: He's a Victorian. How old are you, Foss?
Speaker 1: A perfect?
Speaker 3: How'd you sleep last night? Not great?
Speaker 1: Actually, I was just talking out on the way.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not great. I'm usually a good sleep of it. Struggling,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: What year were you born?
Speaker 3: Six?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: My gosh from two jobs by.
Speaker 2: Hey, Finn, this is a huge day for you.
Speaker 5: You played for the Oakley Chargers, you were playing for
Speaker 5: Xavier before that. At what point, at what age did
Speaker 5: you think AFL's where I want to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, early on, always a dream and think for every kid.
Speaker 1: But reallysically probably oh maybe started last year. I know
Speaker 1: it was a good chance that I could hopefully get
Speaker 1: picked up, and then yeah, just kept progressing and yeah,
Speaker 1: then now we're here.
Speaker 2: And do you have a preference of what team you'd
Speaker 2: want to go to if you could pick or you
Speaker 2: don't care?
Speaker 1: Nah, happy to go anywhere really barrack for Yeah, Hoodie
Speaker 1: Barrack from a hawksman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, secretly.
Speaker 1: Secondly, so Richmond have.
Speaker 5: The first pick, North Melbourne have the second pick, Carlton
Speaker 5: have the third. Your tip to go in the first three,
Speaker 5: as is Sam Leila. Who is your best mate?
Speaker 3: Is that right? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's unreal, sorry naive because Richmond get a few picks, right.
Speaker 3: Richmond had got like eight inside the top twenty. Mates.
Speaker 5: Then don't get to do it in the road though, No, no, no,
Speaker 5: So Richmond go first and they could pick anyone and
Speaker 5: then so there is a chance.
Speaker 3: You could be playing with your best mate.
Speaker 1: Could be a chance.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there is a wild card here though, because another
Speaker 3: amazing prospect is a bloke by the name of Levi Ashcroft.
Speaker 3: Right now, he's a father's son who played whose dad
Speaker 3: played for Brisbane and yeah that's right. His brother plays
Speaker 3: for Brisbane. A pretty ship player. Now, they could Richmond,
Speaker 3: North Melbourne, Carlton Adelaide Melbourne, they could call his name,
Speaker 3: but they actually don't get access to him because he's
Speaker 3: a father's son. But Brisbane has to match that bid.
Speaker 3: So basically everyone down the order a little bit. So
Speaker 3: it's there's a few intricacies and about the draft around Brown.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's talk about draft night. What do you
Speaker 2: do tonight?
Speaker 1: It's a pretty it's pretty crazy day, like a couple
Speaker 1: of media things that we have to tick off, and
Speaker 1: then yeah, other than that, it's just spending it with
Speaker 1: your family and mates.
Speaker 5: And then where are you tonight when the actual draft happens?
Speaker 5: Are you at home or are you in a in
Speaker 5: a big room?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I'm at the draft tonight, So I think there's a
Speaker 1: bit Yeah, fifteen to twenty lads who get the invite
Speaker 1: and then your family with you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I like we have we got screamers
Speaker 5: in the family, like his mum or dad going to.
Speaker 1: Be so pretty much say any of them and might
Speaker 1: get me in a head lock or something.
Speaker 3: Stacy, will she be listening this morning?
Speaker 5: Us?
Speaker 3: What's what's mum like? What is she nervous? Sort of
Speaker 3: you know you're playing? Is she nervous? Watcher?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: Not really a bit younger she she'd yell at me
Speaker 1: a bit, but I haven't thought her brothers. She kind
Speaker 1: of went, she's seen a lot of sports, so she.
Speaker 3: Chilly questioned, are there people there tonight that won't get picked? Yes? Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hay finn. Who's your hero? Who's your idol in
Speaker 2: in footy?
Speaker 1: There's a few, John O'Brien if you won.
Speaker 3: So sounds a bit like.
Speaker 1: He's back from down my way.
Speaker 2: Because you're you're up from me warnable, Yeah that way?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah right, yeah. Cort and my ended up happening
Speaker 1: to my uncle ended up Marie his sister. A connection
Speaker 1: there now And yeah, I love watching him play.
Speaker 2: And if you get drafted tonight, which true, very confident
Speaker 2: you will.
Speaker 5: Who is the one player that you can't wait to
Speaker 5: run onto the field and play on the same field
Speaker 5: against or in the same team.
Speaker 1: As I would be pretty surreal playing against crip I
Speaker 1: reckon or playing within that'd be pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a good guy.
Speaker 3: What's the perks are looking forward to? Because I love
Speaker 3: talking like footy player perks outside of the cash that
Speaker 3: you're going to you're going to get, he doesn't. He
Speaker 3: doesn't have to go and get a job.
Speaker 2: You know what, it is a job.
Speaker 3: It's hard work, exactly.
Speaker 1: I might still do UNI I reckon mid next year
Speaker 1: studying and what do proper I reckon probably evaluation.
Speaker 5: But he's already got the AFL are good now because
Speaker 5: so many players finished footy and then we're like.
Speaker 10: What do I do now?
Speaker 5: So now these kids, these kids get like you're doing
Speaker 5: other things as well, and they fell support you in
Speaker 5: doing that stuff.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, I think they pay for it. So it's
Speaker 1: only a day a week or something. Stuff.
Speaker 3: Tell the guys about your day yesterday. What do you
Speaker 3: start the day doing?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So drove up yesterday with the family. And then we
Speaker 1: had a management group. We had co cart and so
Speaker 1: there's us.
Speaker 3: And then where do you go?
Speaker 1: Awesome? Then we had as just a function for a
Speaker 1: bit two hours at the pub.
Speaker 5: I love it, I know, but get it out of
Speaker 5: your system because once you once your draft, I'm skiing
Speaker 5: no more adding, no more anything fun that could hurtybody.
Speaker 4: Now do they get locked into so say North Melbourne
Speaker 4: pick him tonight? How long are you locked into the roots?
Speaker 1: Three years?
Speaker 7: Ye?
Speaker 5: So is that that's the tip right, We've been tipped
Speaker 5: into the fact that North Melbourne might be we're going
Speaker 5: Do you know the song?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Oh you do?
Speaker 2: Do you know all the songs?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: That or no, I'm no one knows.
Speaker 2: If you get drafted there, what do you have to do?
Speaker 2: Go home and study the study the song?
Speaker 3: Well, Richmond have got picked one North pick to Carlton
Speaker 3: pick three. I mean your tip to go inside that
Speaker 3: top three. There they are three pretty decent Victorian clubs
Speaker 3: to go to.
Speaker 1: Good luck, thanks so much, thanks for having me on.
Speaker 4: You know the you know the Richmond club right the
Speaker 4: club song? Yeah, just checking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's good, all right, well good luck.
Speaker 4: I don't even think of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you need to win. You got Q cap this time?
Speaker 4: Mate, huge night tonight.
Speaker 2: It's so awesome.
Speaker 5: There's so many like kids, seventeen and eighteen year old
Speaker 5: kids who are about to live out their dream tonight.
Speaker 4: So good luck tonight would almost be as exciting as
Speaker 4: finding out you're in the draft.
Speaker 3: Correct, Well, anyone can actually you can apply to go
Speaker 3: into draft, honestly you can.
Speaker 4: But finding out that you're in there, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean, in the top twenty huge.
Speaker 1: That's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good luck.
Speaker 1: So I could apply, Thank you.
Speaker 3: We can. We can get your training.
Speaker 2: See the way he kicks and throws.
Speaker 1: My god, I'm sure we can tease something that.
Speaker 5: We won't be wasting anyone's time with that thing. Don't
Speaker 5: worry if you know so, Oh my god, how well
Speaker 5: am I going with foss fossoy next yek in the AFL.
Speaker 7: Guys, you go.
Speaker 4: After almost two years, five continents, it's all coming to
Speaker 4: an end in Vancouver.
Speaker 3: That's all right, Eilor Swift the.
Speaker 4: Closing night of the eras to our flights, accommodation and
Speaker 4: tickets to get you there.
Speaker 5: And we want to send you Melbourne to the final
Speaker 5: the closing show.
Speaker 2: I would, I would.
Speaker 4: I'm beyond jealous quite the stars to her, Cam the Dancer, Yeah,
Speaker 4: because he does.
Speaker 2: He says that the big buddy line.
Speaker 4: We fell a lot of people online praising him for
Speaker 4: giving a giving a voice and a face.
Speaker 3: He's a a larger dances out there.
Speaker 2: What it's so cool?
Speaker 5: They just it just seems like the coolest tour of
Speaker 5: people all the way through. They're all mates, they're all
Speaker 5: having the time of their life and they've been doing
Speaker 5: this for years.
Speaker 2: Like you'd have to like each other.
Speaker 4: Fun fact, it's down the Taylor Swift told the other
Speaker 4: Yet Cam the Dancers brother plays in the NFL with
Speaker 4: Travis Cosy.
Speaker 9: Little.
Speaker 3: We've seen a response to this.
Speaker 5: Thirteen twenty fourteen, If you want to go and see
Speaker 5: Taylor's final show in Canada in Vancouver one of the
Speaker 5: coolest cities in the world.
Speaker 3: Let's put them on the stand list now in Montros
Speaker 3: you're on the list.
Speaker 2: That's good luck, mel Beck. Good morning, Hello Beck, you're
Speaker 2: on the list. Yay, thank you.
Speaker 11: That's amazing.
Speaker 2: Friday we'll be announcing the winner. So keep your.
Speaker 3: Phone on you. When when do you normally leave the
Speaker 3: house in the morning? Beck out? Now a forty because
Speaker 3: next Friday we're going to leave the studio.
Speaker 4: We're gonna take the show on the road and we
Speaker 4: are going to rock up at someone's house and say,
Speaker 4: guess what, we're here.
Speaker 3: To pack your back.
Speaker 6: You would love it out here in Bunya.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Georgia. In Craigieburn. Hello, you're you're on
Speaker 3: the list Georgia. Thank you pumped? You pumped.
Speaker 11: I'm so pumped.
Speaker 4: My god, no notice, no notice, we rock up at
Speaker 4: your house. You got to cancel whatever you got booked?
Speaker 3: Awesome? What do you got on next weekend? Anything? You'd
Speaker 3: have to cancel weekend today? I would jump on that plane. Yeah, Dicky,
Speaker 3: can you cover me on the desk? I'm off the
Speaker 3: Vancouver surely jeans and a jumper We're away.
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Speaker 4: Be in Vancouver for Taylor's closing night of the year
Speaker 4: as tour. Hey, we're going to check you around the work,
Speaker 4: latest in news and then coming up. Yes, you spoke
Speaker 4: about something quite personal the other day on the show Lost.
Speaker 5: On Monday, and a lot of people have spoken to
Speaker 5: me about it, and I want to talk about it
Speaker 5: some more because I think every single person in Melbourne
Speaker 5: can relate to this.
Speaker 4: We'll dive into it minutes. It pains me to say,
Speaker 4: but you are. You've come up with a very good
Speaker 4: idea here.
Speaker 3: Laura Phillip.
Speaker 5: Well, on Monday, I was saying I got a text
Speaker 5: from a girlfriend over the weekend that I've been thinking
Speaker 5: a lot about. Actually, we were so close, we used
Speaker 5: to be inseparable, and we've just lost touch, Like life
Speaker 5: Scott in the way, and all of a sudden, I've
Speaker 5: blinked and I haven't seen her for five or six years.
Speaker 2: She's got a baby.
Speaker 5: I know that because I've seen it on social media
Speaker 5: and we've sent each other a couple of messages, but
Speaker 5: we haven't seen each other, and I really miss her,
Speaker 5: and I was thinking about it, and it was like
Speaker 5: serendipity that over the weekend she sent me a voice
Speaker 5: note saying hello. Anyway, we were talking about it, Jace,
Speaker 5: you said you instantly thought of someone's mate.
Speaker 4: I think everyone's got someone in mind, you know, and
Speaker 4: for many different reasons. Like I mentioned to you, guys,
Speaker 4: you know, I got three kids. Now there's as friends
Speaker 4: who I used to hang out with every day.
Speaker 2: No falling out, no trying falling out, just life's business, I.
Speaker 4: Thought, in the way, and we sort of went on
Speaker 4: different parts. I know, if I pick up the phone,
Speaker 4: we'd pick up where we.
Speaker 3: Left off here.
Speaker 5: You know, there is some there's some trepidation going into it,
Speaker 5: right I Clint, you were talking about your one of
Speaker 5: your best friends.
Speaker 2: You haven't seen Nicole, you haven't seen her.
Speaker 5: In a couple of years, and we spoke to her yesterday,
Speaker 5: and it's just funny how that time just flies. But
Speaker 5: there's these people that in your heart, you just you
Speaker 5: have an enormous amount of gratitude for the friendship you
Speaker 5: once held. And coming into Christmas, I always think it's
Speaker 5: the time that you think, God, I'd love.
Speaker 3: To see that. Do you miss it?
Speaker 4: Well, phone lines lit up with people in the same boat.
Speaker 4: Linda in Endeavor Hills, what's your story?
Speaker 12: Yeah, my friend Menique, we used to work together six
Speaker 12: seven years ago. She was the best. She was there
Speaker 12: for me in a really hard time, no judgment, no anything.
Speaker 12: It's hard to find people like that.
Speaker 2: How much would you love just to reconnect and just
Speaker 2: have a laugh with her?
Speaker 12: I would love to go out with her.
Speaker 3: Censor reunion video.
Speaker 2: So that was Monday.
Speaker 5: Off the back of the conversation we had, right we
Speaker 5: got a DM on Monday afternoon saying, hey, guys, my
Speaker 5: friend Belinda rang today and was on air talking about
Speaker 5: our friendship. She sounded so emotional. I'm shattered that she's
Speaker 5: been feeling like that, because it truly feels like yesterday.
Speaker 5: We saw each other at work every day.
Speaker 4: We've got what are the odds that they were listening?
Speaker 2: I know, I know she heard her friend talking about
Speaker 2: it and thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 5: If there's someone that you know that you feel the
Speaker 5: same about, We've got Monique on the line right now.
Speaker 2: Morning Monique, morning, guys, did you have to replay it?
Speaker 3: It's beautiful.
Speaker 5: So you're driving along on the way to work and
Speaker 5: you heard Belinda and you're like, oh my god, this
Speaker 5: is about me, this is us.
Speaker 10: Yeah, initially I was a little bit naive to the
Speaker 10: situation because, like I said, literally feels back yesterday that
Speaker 10: there's like no time in between. And then yeah, hearing
Speaker 10: what she said, I was just gut it that that's yeah,
Speaker 10: how she's been a feeling.
Speaker 2: But did it make you miss the friendship as well?
Speaker 10: Oh of course yeah instantly. It's just like because yeah,
Speaker 10: it literally just had felt like not.
Speaker 3: Five and six, Yes, haven't you reached out?
Speaker 4: Is it just the same reason? Just life gets in
Speaker 4: the way, life.
Speaker 10: Gets in the way. She has a crazy little toddler.
Speaker 11: Luke that, like you.
Speaker 10: Mentioned it as well, Jase, that I'm I'm the Clint
Speaker 10: in my friendship group, I'm the single girl. And yeah,
Speaker 10: sometimes you're just like, oh, they're busy, like there, Yeah,
Speaker 10: they've got their busy life and a toddler. And we
Speaker 10: were both working early childhood. So I get it, and
Speaker 10: you don't want to be that inconvenience you're like, hey,
Speaker 10: you like, let's go out.
Speaker 3: Let's go do something. I think that would hurt her
Speaker 3: to know that you look at just like just quickly Minique.
Speaker 3: What is it that you love about your friend Belinda.
Speaker 10: I'm probably the one that's a little bit more blunt
Speaker 10: and like straight to the point where she has always
Speaker 10: sort of brought me back down and been like hang on,
Speaker 10: like look at it from this angle. Even with everything
Speaker 10: she's been through, she's like a very empathetic person. And
Speaker 10: I know, like if I was to go through anything like,
Speaker 10: I could definitely reach out and yeah, she'd be there.
Speaker 2: So you used to work together.
Speaker 5: It's been what five or six years since you've seen
Speaker 5: each other or spoken to each other.
Speaker 2: Well, we've got Belinda on the line right now.
Speaker 9: Girls say hill got.
Speaker 10: Oh.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to.
Speaker 10: It's not good radio.
Speaker 2: If we're just gonna cry, Can someone say something?
Speaker 7: I miss you?
Speaker 11: I miss you do?
Speaker 4: I can ed the emotion in your voice. Belinda? Was
Speaker 4: that nice hearing her talk about the friendship.
Speaker 12: It was so nice and I'm so glad that she
Speaker 12: heard it. And I meant every word.
Speaker 2: And what did she mean to you, Belinda?
Speaker 12: She was She was just an all round friend. Like
Speaker 12: we we spoke about everything. Honestly, we spoke about everything.
Speaker 2: We've all got those friends.
Speaker 5: And sometimes it is at work because you leave that
Speaker 5: at work and you don't carry it with you all day,
Speaker 5: right many How nice is it to hear Belinda's voice?
Speaker 10: Yeah, really good, and we jac you will love this
Speaker 10: one of the last times we've probably caught up. And
Speaker 10: DJ has a battle of the.
Speaker 12: Battle of ety.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and that's probably like one of the last like
Speaker 10: decent times that we've been able to catch up.
Speaker 3: That makes it sound like I've read the Friendship Apark.
Speaker 2: Hey, good on you girls. We'll let you guys connect
Speaker 2: off the air.
Speaker 5: But I thanks to getting in touch and being a
Speaker 5: part of this, because I think everybody listening has that
Speaker 5: friend that they just haven't spoken to in a while
Speaker 5: for no reason other than the fact, well there is
Speaker 5: a reason. You have kids, you have life, you have jobs,
Speaker 5: you have new.
Speaker 2: Partners, and you just lose you lose to it. It's funny,
Speaker 2: I mean, to lose touch, but that time just fly.
Speaker 4: I actually reconnected maybe two months ago with someone who
Speaker 4: I used to spend every day with and we hadn't
Speaker 4: spoken in maybe four years, and like, you know, there
Speaker 4: was good moments about She was like, how's your um
Speaker 4: and dad? And I'm like, no, well they've passed away,
Speaker 4: and you know, like there was elements we've missed of
Speaker 4: each other's life, but then a lot of it we've
Speaker 4: just seen on social but god, it was nice to
Speaker 4: have it.
Speaker 5: At thirteen twenty four ten. If you feel the same
Speaker 5: way about someone, you never know who's listening. But we've
Speaker 5: got an idea, Melbourne, We've got a big idea. Don't
Speaker 5: call them just yet, don't contact them today.
Speaker 4: Because things are easier in a group, aren't they. They are,
Speaker 4: And we'll tell you our idea and how you can
Speaker 4: be a part of it next on Nover.
Speaker 5: Guys, we have been talking to people right Melbourne who
Speaker 5: can relate to the issue that is missing a great
Speaker 5: mate for no reason. You've just lost touch. You've lost connection.
Speaker 5: You're busy, maybe you've had children and you've lost those
Speaker 5: friends that you had before that. No falling out, no drama.
Speaker 5: You just think of these people fondly and you wish
Speaker 5: you could get back in touch. And we have a
Speaker 5: big idea, Jas, God only knows what, and we.
Speaker 6: Jacent Lawrence reconnects to Christmas.
Speaker 3: Are we taking the show to the arrivals terminal?
Speaker 5: It does feel like that, doesn't I mean? This music
Speaker 5: from Love actually just makes me smile.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 5: What we want to do Melbourne is we want you
Speaker 5: to think about the person that you miss, and we
Speaker 5: want everyone to connect with someone that they miss, not today,
Speaker 5: not tomorrow, but in one week's time.
Speaker 4: This time next week, next Wednesday.
Speaker 5: Next Wednesday, think about it, talk about It'll to your
Speaker 5: partner about it next Wednesdays the twenty seventh of November,
Speaker 5: so just a month out from Christmas.
Speaker 3: Basically, it's a night job or a day job.
Speaker 5: Anytime during the day, but think about it for the
Speaker 5: next week, work out who the person is, and we
Speaker 5: want everyone in Melbourne to reconnect with someone they love
Speaker 5: and miss next week. I've got about five people I
Speaker 5: can think of just off the top of my head, thirteen,
Speaker 5: twenty four to ten. If there's someone on your mind
Speaker 5: right now that you think, oh my god, I'd love
Speaker 5: to reach out to that person. Maybe it was someone
Speaker 5: from school you haven't seen for years, someone you used
Speaker 5: to work with, someone who just bought you joy.
Speaker 4: What I'm just checking because we're gonna we should call
Speaker 4: it reconnect.
Speaker 2: Day, right, Yep, we're reconnecting for Christmas.
Speaker 3: I better just check on the twenty seventh. Is there
Speaker 3: any other days that we might overshadow.
Speaker 4: You know how there's always a day days Ye, novelty,
Speaker 4: there's always novelty days in the calendar.
Speaker 3: We're going to overshadow National mother in law Day? Oh yes,
Speaker 3: what are you doing with Wendy on that day?
Speaker 4: Unfortunately when's We're gonna have to park it because we're
Speaker 4: reconnecting for Christmas.
Speaker 5: That's right, we're reconnecting all of Melbourne with someone they love.
Speaker 5: And I'm sure she'll be disappointed too, So don't do
Speaker 5: it today.
Speaker 3: But you can reconnect with Wendy. It's got to be
Speaker 3: someone you haven't seen, the.
Speaker 5: Wild player, someone you haven't seen in a while. Thirteen
Speaker 5: twenty fourteen. Give us a buzz right now. I'd love
Speaker 5: to hear who it is, and they might be listening.
Speaker 5: We just spoke to someone before who called through to
Speaker 5: talk about someone, and that person called and said, oh
Speaker 5: my god.
Speaker 3: It's me, you know what the odd day.
Speaker 5: And sometimes we know where they are, we see them
Speaker 5: on social media, we just don't actually make the efforts and.
Speaker 9: Can I just say to say hello?
Speaker 4: Sometimes it's and you know, firstand cling because you're the
Speaker 4: most awkward person I know. Sometimes it's hard that initial
Speaker 4: phone call because it's like, oh hey, it's me and
Speaker 4: so oh cool?
Speaker 3: Why are you calling? Use us as the excuse?
Speaker 5: Totally?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Hey, was listening to nover this.
Speaker 3: Morning and they're talking about reconnecting my friends. So awkward yesterday,
Speaker 3: wait to if I can do it?
Speaker 5: Anyone can totally, and you don't have to call center,
Speaker 5: text exact, send text or a voice note.
Speaker 2: I love voice notes.
Speaker 3: Hello to me?
Speaker 4: How am I I'm listening to they were talking about
Speaker 4: reconnecting with old friends. You are the first one that
Speaker 4: jumped in my mind. Boom the conversations away.
Speaker 3: Do you know what I mean? And you know what?
Speaker 2: Everyone can do it. It's free.
Speaker 5: It's something that's going to fill us with joy leading
Speaker 5: up to Christmas, and you might even catch up with
Speaker 5: them over summer, and no pressure.
Speaker 2: If you just want to say hello and see how
Speaker 2: they're going. Thirteen twenty four to ten, give us a buzz.
Speaker 2: We'd love to chat to you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: If you want to be a part of it, give
Speaker 4: us a call and don't forget, don't bring them, We'll
Speaker 4: all do it together next.
Speaker 5: Wed Wednesdays the day Joanne from Tollmarenes called through.
Speaker 2: Have you got someone. Have you got someone that.
Speaker 9: Comes to mind, Joe, have someone dead?
Speaker 2: Tell us about them. How long has it been?
Speaker 12: Well, she was invited to my forty eight and that
Speaker 12: was about eight years ago.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I know.
Speaker 6: And we haven't seen each other since then.
Speaker 2: What's her name name?
Speaker 10: Sarah?
Speaker 2: Sarah?
Speaker 3: Well, Joe, I reckon, are you?
Speaker 4: We do it as a team and next Wednesday reconnect Day,
Speaker 4: you reach out to her and will and be a
Speaker 4: part of the day.
Speaker 12: That'll be great. Thanks you very much.
Speaker 3: Hi Sarah if you're listening.
Speaker 2: Hi Sarah, if you're listening.
Speaker 5: We're going to reconnect you before Christmas is Christmas and
Speaker 5: summertime and it's all those times that you've had with
Speaker 5: great mates and you Thank God.
Speaker 2: I'd love to do that again.
Speaker 5: We might not be able to get that time back,
Speaker 5: but we can always reconnect with people.
Speaker 3: And like I said, use us as the reason to
Speaker 3: avoid the awkwardness.
Speaker 5: We were all disconnected for a long time, connected a
Speaker 5: lot of people, but now's the time just to say hello,
Speaker 5: let them know you're thinking of them, let them know
Speaker 5: you love them.
Speaker 3: I love this.
Speaker 5: Next Wednesday, guys, don't do it today. We'll put a
Speaker 5: countdown on our on our social I got.
Speaker 3: More than one.
Speaker 4: I'm going to be making a lot of calls next Wednesday. Yep, hey,
Speaker 4: it's just.
Speaker 2: Your group text. If you're in an old group chat,
Speaker 2: y day.
Speaker 4: Guys, got the cob off the group chat match just
Speaker 4: sad text coming out of nowhere, the old group chat
Speaker 4: after a year.
Speaker 3: Or WhatsApp activates again. Connect Day. We want you to
Speaker 3: be a part of it. Reconnect with Christmas.
Speaker 4: It is happening next Wednesday, but by all means thirteen
Speaker 4: twenty four to ten or reach out on socials and
Speaker 4: let us sit it and let us know the person
Speaker 4: you're going to reconnect with and the story behind it.
Speaker 4: Coming up next, we are gearing up for a huge
Speaker 4: event that is taking place in the entertainment industry tonight.
Speaker 4: We'll dive into it next here on Nova. The biggest
Speaker 4: artists in Australia are going to be battling it out
Speaker 4: tonight at the ARIA Awards.
Speaker 2: In Cell there, g flip kylie there, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Miss Higgins is getting in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: Tell you who will be there?
Speaker 2: That was my breakup album.
Speaker 3: Tim Blackwell from the Nova Drive show Blackness is hosting.
Speaker 4: Tonight in fact, we should give him a ring. I
Speaker 4: wonder if he's up already. Surely are already practicing?
Speaker 7: Hello?
Speaker 3: Is that the host of tonight's Aria?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 10: Hello?
Speaker 11: It is?
Speaker 7: It is? It is good morning, guys. I'm actually on
Speaker 7: the way in now. So this is going to be
Speaker 7: the longest day of my life.
Speaker 2: You're going are you dressed and ready to go?
Speaker 7: Black Is, Well, I'm dressed, but I'm not dressed in
Speaker 7: my actuals too.
Speaker 3: You're going in there? What the hell? What are you
Speaker 3: going to do between now and time?
Speaker 2: Rehearsals and things?
Speaker 12: I imagine Preparation is key, guys.
Speaker 7: Preparation is key. And to not make a hit of
Speaker 7: myself and be all over the Daily Mail tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Hey, black Is, congrats.
Speaker 5: I heard you making this announcement on your show, and
Speaker 5: it was so sweet to listen to because you were
Speaker 5: genuinely so excited about hosting the arias.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: A lot of people say, like, is this a dream
Speaker 7: comes through? I'm like, well, I kind of be honest,
Speaker 7: it kind of isn't, because I never thought i'd ever
Speaker 7: be asked. Oh, but I'm like a professional Ari's attendee,
Speaker 7: so I'm a bit nervous. Dicky Wilkins game of advice.
Speaker 9: Here we go.
Speaker 7: One drink, but make sure your one drink is five
Speaker 7: minutes before, not five hours before. The host of the
Speaker 7: first televison as ever, you got.
Speaker 3: Any support or is it just you? Find solo brother? Well,
Speaker 3: it is just me.
Speaker 7: I've got to I'm gonna myriad of present like a
Speaker 7: president Max And actually, can you guys help me? Do
Speaker 7: you know anything about is it Daniel Peeblee or Daniel
Speaker 7: David Peebley.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, big, huge, huge in the UK.
Speaker 7: Busy, Okay, give me one thing I can ask you.
Speaker 4: I've just realized the Aris are Australian music, so that's.
Speaker 3: He's a guest in our country.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think you should be taking advice from us.
Speaker 2: Blackers putting who's expected to clean up?
Speaker 5: Because kid Laury is nominated but he's not in Sydney
Speaker 5: for the event, but we've made him take.
Speaker 7: An aria over the person with him, so that's good.
Speaker 7: I'm wearing my Royal Ot T shirt which will see
Speaker 7: on the today. I'm one of their biggest fans. They're
Speaker 7: up for eight awards. Thank you driver just here, thanks
Speaker 7: very much, must date, thanks very much.
Speaker 5: So when you say a driver are you in like
Speaker 5: some kind of stretch, Homer, are you in a little
Speaker 5: like a little hatchback on Uber?
Speaker 7: It's it's actually ubercomfort. But I reckon Royal to set
Speaker 7: up Dom Dollar is going to Don Dollar's like the
Speaker 7: flavor of them, I think in New York. I think
Speaker 7: I'm crossing him at the start of the show.
Speaker 2: Amazing.
Speaker 7: And what about Bay is for best independent release, a
Speaker 7: little young up and coming.
Speaker 4: That See, Yeah, God, you'd feel great if you're in
Speaker 4: that category, wouldn't you? Against Kylie?
Speaker 2: How you have fun? You're going to be amazing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, mate, I've known Blackers for a number of years.
Speaker 4: I don't know anybody more passionate about music than you are.
Speaker 4: Going to nail tonight and stuff it up, thank you
Speaker 4: so much.
Speaker 7: And also just this afternoon, Jay, you're in for me today.
Speaker 2: Yes, he's feeling.
Speaker 7: I've had. I've heard the show the last few weeks.
Speaker 7: The paneling is a bit lately last few weeks.
Speaker 2: It's got the wobbly fingers, hasn't he.
Speaker 7: So just just just realize you're on a coast to coast. Okay,
Speaker 7: this is a deal for you to four o'clock the Starbuck.
Speaker 3: So I just gotta I just gotta give Joel crap
Speaker 3: and keep Ricky in line? Is that the rule?
Speaker 7: And don't play songs over ads like you normally don't.
Speaker 2: Good luck. We can't wait to watch tonight.
Speaker 7: Buddy, Thank you, sah, thank you.
Speaker 3: All right, that is it. We are out of here.
Speaker 4: You can catch the Arias tonight five pm on Stand
Speaker 4: they kick off. If you want to check out Red
Speaker 4: Carpet on Stamp Red Carpet Rivals and then on the
Speaker 4: nine network later in the evening.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's on channel nine, the main channel. Great draft
Speaker 3: night tonight. Guys. We're wishing out back somewhere. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: can on Fox Footy. We're wishing our boy Finn oh
Speaker 3: Sullivan otherwise known as Foss. Let's sort of let's rally
Speaker 3: around the skid here?
Speaker 2: Should we become his number? Let's go on number one fan, Let's.
Speaker 3: Go on the journey with Foss. You know what, just one?
Speaker 5: If he goes to North Melbourne, that's okay, I mean
Speaker 5: we have to par North Alburn. How does the North
Speaker 5: Melbourne song go? Jake, so here we are joining okay
Speaker 5: and sing it?
Speaker 9: What joining the course? North Melbourne's then.
Speaker 3: Jason Lauren, Jason Lauren wake up feeling good.
Speaker 5: Number one hundred Jason Lauren on socials