Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Jason Lauren, start your morning the right away.
Speaker 3: Gonna be great, gonna be a good day.
Speaker 2: This is Jason Lauren on no you're one hundred. Well,
Speaker 2: good morning everybody. Welcome the Thursday or what we like
Speaker 2: to call Friday.
Speaker 3: We are nearly there, Melbourne. This week has dragged. I
Speaker 3: think it's the weather.
Speaker 2: I agree, although I agree.
Speaker 3: Did some of my house last night?
Speaker 4: What did you do?
Speaker 3: She did the tree Tree?
Speaker 2: Did you play the Christmas music?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 2: I did part of the tree Christmas Spanish music.
Speaker 3: I currently have a naked tree. When I was tree,
Speaker 3: someone was naked. I came down the stairs this morning
Speaker 3: and I just saw the sparkling lights and I was like.
Speaker 4: Oh, what did you think.
Speaker 6: She's sent me a little picky of the nude yesterday,
Speaker 6: and what do you think of it?
Speaker 3: I liked it, Yeah, I like it nude, but it
Speaker 3: needs to start. I was thinking just just just to
Speaker 3: start something on the top.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but otherwise the rest it's very well that Today show.
Speaker 2: I've got their trees up as well. There must be
Speaker 2: something in the air.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but this looks like it's part of the David
Speaker 6: Jones Visual Merchandising from nineteen eighty six.
Speaker 2: It's a lot of tensil. That was That was my
Speaker 2: job at David Jones.
Speaker 6: Actually in David Jones when the stores would shut at
Speaker 6: six pm on Christmas Eve, I was part of the
Speaker 6: crew that had to pull down the.
Speaker 3: Christmas tree they off the Boxing Day.
Speaker 6: No, you got to get them down and put up
Speaker 6: those giant novelty presents for the Boxing Day sale.
Speaker 3: Ah, the Boxing Day would come.
Speaker 2: Home or cut up from the tree cover.
Speaker 3: And people are still doing the Boxing Day sale because
Speaker 3: like Black Friday, the Boxing Day style compensation last nights.
Speaker 4: Because I want something quite elaborate and I want I
Speaker 4: want a new I want a coffee machine like it,
Speaker 4: like a proper one. And I'm like, here's my issue.
Speaker 4: Am I a Black Friday, babe? Or am I box
Speaker 4: Black Friday? Because my sister, who is very well educated
Speaker 4: in online shopping, made the point that Boxing Day is
Speaker 4: just like the best of the rest.
Speaker 6: Peak sales a Black Friday. Yeah, you get the may
Speaker 6: I assist you with the coffee machine.
Speaker 3: I thought you were getting. I thought you put that
Speaker 3: on your Santa list.
Speaker 2: Well he hasn't been a good boy.
Speaker 4: Being a December baby. You get a little double dip.
Speaker 6: You're hoping your your family are going to get you
Speaker 6: quite an elaborate coffee machine.
Speaker 4: Well, once you sort of throw your cash into the hat,
Speaker 4: you usually come up with a bit. You got the
Speaker 4: birthday money and the Christmas do.
Speaker 3: You get there? Oh, this is Christmas and your birth When.
Speaker 4: I was growing up, when I was going up some
Speaker 4: seventeenth December. When I was growing up, I used to
Speaker 4: hate it because you used to only get day.
Speaker 3: Everybody, did you not have a party because it's too
Speaker 3: close to Christmas?
Speaker 4: I always found time for a party.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's gone on Christmas.
Speaker 6: Good friend of mine, Kate Casey, Christmas Day. Yeah, every
Speaker 6: year I send her a birthday message. I don't even
Speaker 6: acknowledge Christmas, so just go happy birth So what.
Speaker 2: Do they do?
Speaker 4: They split? They basically birthday morning, Yeah, and they get
Speaker 4: Christmas after la.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they should do a half birthday, like I'm turning
Speaker 3: four and a half on the twenty fifth of June.
Speaker 2: Oh, we'll see. She's got kids, so it's like her.
Speaker 3: They would love the half birthdays.
Speaker 2: No but her. But they wouldn't even get a se
Speaker 2: in like im looking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's what I mean. She should celebrate on
Speaker 3: thirty four and a half. That's what I do. I
Speaker 3: wonder what Christmas babies do do on Christmas?
Speaker 6: Of jobs you've got, couldn't you afford just to have
Speaker 6: your own barrista standing in the kitchen?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like when you walk down morning.
Speaker 4: Jerry, you're going to exclude me from presents.
Speaker 2: You could walk out of the house morning Jerry, just
Speaker 2: a lay to go. Yeah. Yeah, and then he just
Speaker 2: sits there all day. In case you want another one.
Speaker 4: I might hire Adam from Maya at my house and
Speaker 4: he can do living.
Speaker 2: Oh, live in my launde troop.
Speaker 3: Have you seen like his watches and stuff? He's too expensive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't afford him.
Speaker 3: You can't afford him.
Speaker 6: Hey guys, we're going to big show coming up Today
Speaker 6: Tomorrow is Taylor Swift Day.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow we are going to someone's house, handing them a
Speaker 3: suitcase in a boarding past and saying, pack your bags.
Speaker 3: You are out of here and you're off to Vancouver.
Speaker 2: Say bye. Closing nights of the erarors to our We
Speaker 2: are going to get you there.
Speaker 3: It means that today is your last chance to get
Speaker 3: in the running Melbourne, any fact, not just today. Should
Speaker 3: we do it now?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Why not. Let's start all we've got.
Speaker 4: Any Taylor fans early doors, Well, we'll about to find out.
Speaker 6: Thirteen twenty four to ten is our number. If you
Speaker 6: want to get on the standby lest let's get into
Speaker 6: it early and give.
Speaker 2: People a chance.
Speaker 3: It's Taylor time.
Speaker 6: Thirteen twenty four to ten. Get on the list. Tomorrow
Speaker 6: morning we could rock up at your place. This is
Speaker 6: your final day to be heading to Canada and the sea.
Speaker 6: Take day here on nov How crazy was the weather
Speaker 6: you yesterday?
Speaker 3: It was crazy? But I was home in the afternoon
Speaker 3: and I didn't hate it. I was lying on the
Speaker 3: couch asking, I was bucketing, and I had the Christmas
Speaker 3: tree up, and I was like it went for like
Speaker 3: four minutes and then sunshine, like bright blue, hot sunshine.
Speaker 3: And then about half an hour later we did another lad.
Speaker 4: Rain was heavy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we copped it. I had to pull over a
Speaker 6: ma whaf she pulled over on South Road. I'd see
Speaker 6: trees came down on the Sandy line just before peak hour.
Speaker 4: Oh bright, and it apparently not before peak out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like going to the air.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: See, I wasn't leaving my house, so I was like
Speaker 3: cook dinner.
Speaker 4: I think we're a bit more settled today.
Speaker 6: I don't mind knowing Brighton coped it. What I'm all,
Speaker 6: I'm all good for bad people, bad things happening to
Speaker 6: rich people.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, that's the absolute wrong attitude. It's wrong with you.
Speaker 3: You're a sicko.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with have you got to?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a lot wrong with you, but you're an
Speaker 3: absolute siico.
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 3: Today is not as hot?
Speaker 2: Do you know what?
Speaker 4: It would have helped fill the pool?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 8: Cool?
Speaker 3: Wait till the day he's preol overflows. Imlady, what I'm
Speaker 3: going to say? Bad things happened to reach me from.
Speaker 2: Jason, Let's head to Vancouver, Canada, closing night of the
Speaker 2: eras to I'll tell you what. Whether he sit there
Speaker 2: going I'm super trailer or not, this will be the
Speaker 2: concept of the year.
Speaker 3: I know it's going to be. Sorry, absolutely massive.
Speaker 2: Pause pause for what can we get a sippy cup
Speaker 2: to the studio please?
Speaker 3: I did we spill the coffee?
Speaker 4: I'm just that didn't go in my mouth.
Speaker 3: I'm wearing a white shacket today and I'm nervous about
Speaker 3: the coffee being spilled to make it's a shirt jacket, one.
Speaker 2: Of those How long is it coffee ms.
Speaker 3: Songs to jack it but it's like shirt to shack
Speaker 3: it is it thick? It's like denim shacket, but it's white.
Speaker 2: What did I say to you just before the MIC's
Speaker 2: got turned on for the show today? A thick setup?
Speaker 3: You said? You told me I looked young?
Speaker 2: She does look young to do. Yeah, it looks like a.
Speaker 4: Bit of an art smock.
Speaker 3: Well I thought it was a bit lab cody.
Speaker 6: You don't makes you look younger? What you got this
Speaker 6: old black next? You can't connect his mouth into these
Speaker 6: coffee All right.
Speaker 3: Let me pretend I'm young for another day. Well, we
Speaker 3: give some people a chance to head to Canada to
Speaker 3: see Taylor Swift in her final show of the year.
Speaker 2: As to Kellie, you are on the list.
Speaker 9: I feel just like waiting on the line.
Speaker 3: We think to you, guys, I'm so excited to Kelly,
Speaker 3: you're so welcome. Do you know there's people who are
Speaker 3: paying to get tickets in the what is it called
Speaker 3: the no seeing, hearing only zone. It's listening only, so
Speaker 3: you can't actually see the states Like behind the back
Speaker 3: of the stage, you can't see anything, but you can
Speaker 3: hear it. And people are actually buying tickets. The whole
Speaker 3: stadium is going to be jam packed.
Speaker 2: All right, you're on the list. So is Katie. An officer, Katie,
Speaker 2: you're on the list.
Speaker 3: Hi, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: No worries. We could be heading to your place tomorrow morning,
Speaker 2: except with the cattleg Good.
Speaker 3: Luck, Katie.
Speaker 10: I'm so excited to thank you.
Speaker 3: Do another one on Lane Warren Clint.
Speaker 2: Debbie, good morning, deb.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, god do you love Taylor Swift?
Speaker 11: I love Taylor Swift?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Who would you take?
Speaker 11: My daughter?
Speaker 3: How was your daughter?
Speaker 11: And my daughter is thirty one?
Speaker 3: And who's going to be the biggest screamert you or her?
Speaker 2: I love that?
Speaker 12: Ah?
Speaker 5: Probably me?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Go ma, Debby.
Speaker 2: Well, Debbie, you are on the list, and we will
Speaker 2: give people another chance after seven this morning. Three shots today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's fill up the stand by.
Speaker 2: The shots final final three chances to get on the list,
Speaker 2: and tomorrow someone will be going to Vancouver to see this. Lady.
Speaker 2: This is number one hundred. Good morning. You're on the
Speaker 2: air with Jason Lauren.
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Speaker 3: Karen Morning.
Speaker 14: Good morning.
Speaker 15: How are we?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're good, bend Our Cogan Noise Rush brother.
Speaker 14: Yes, I'm looking forward to it.
Speaker 3: Leaving a mansion for a small apartment.
Speaker 14: I'm working in a workplace at the moment and have
Speaker 14: got a very small kitchenet.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, let's see how you go. Here's how it works.
Speaker 3: We name an appliance. You've got thirty seconds to run around,
Speaker 3: often a house or an apartment, and the issue has
Speaker 3: been with people who live in huge houses because they
Speaker 3: have further to run within the thirty seconds. But you're
Speaker 3: at work, so hopefully you have this in your workplace
Speaker 3: when you the item. You got thirty seconds to turn
Speaker 3: it on.
Speaker 2: What sort of warehouse are you in?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 14: I work in a prison.
Speaker 3: You work in a prison? Yeah? Oh lucky because the
Speaker 3: sound was handcuffs. No kidding, don't you do you actually
Speaker 3: work in a prison?
Speaker 14: I do yet?
Speaker 2: You screw?
Speaker 3: What's a screw?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 14: The old Yes, I am what's a screw?
Speaker 3: A prision guard?
Speaker 2: Prison guard?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 3: Is it? Is it not?
Speaker 7: What not?
Speaker 3: High maintenance? What's called high security prison?
Speaker 2: Yes? It is, Ben, I live in a high maintenance prison.
Speaker 3: You sound you sound very You a serious guy. Do
Speaker 3: you like to have a bit of fun.
Speaker 14: I like having a bit of fun, but serious a time.
Speaker 3: You have to be serious in the workplace. Okay, well,
Speaker 3: I'm not sure how this is going to work. Running
Speaker 3: around the prison going where's the vacuum?
Speaker 2: I have more questions, Ben, Is someone like watching the
Speaker 2: prisoners while you do this?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 14: I don't deal with the business so much now more
Speaker 14: around starting? Oh the way, and yes, the prisoners I
Speaker 14: think so?
Speaker 3: Yeah, seriously, stuffer hard, Ben, Like, come on, guys, I'm
Speaker 3: not on prison break. Let's go give me the cash.
Speaker 2: Actually, yeah, if you've got to watch that, no prisoner
Speaker 2: has a tattoo blueprint of the prison when they go in.
Speaker 14: Look at TV show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, prison break all right, Ben from Karen, let's see
Speaker 3: if we can win you a thousand dollars thanks to Cogan.
Speaker 3: We're going to name oh I'm nervous now, we're going
Speaker 3: to name an appliance and hopefully you've got it there
Speaker 3: somewhere in the prison office to turn it on. Can
Speaker 3: you dow seconds on the clock.
Speaker 2: Thirty seconds for us to hear the sound of a
Speaker 2: microwave dinging like it's ready. Okay, go to the cage bed.
Speaker 6: Are you in the kitchen, but we need to hit
Speaker 6: the mic chen all right, we need to hit the
Speaker 6: microwave like ding like it's ready.
Speaker 3: Come on you ten seconds down, Come on putting.
Speaker 2: On for a couple of seconds.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you got ten seconds to go quick? Put
Speaker 3: on for one or two seconds? Did you know how
Speaker 3: to use it? At least slam the door to something.
Speaker 2: We need to hear the microwave, Benny.
Speaker 14: Did we get that?
Speaker 2: We got it? We got it, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know if that was you going me
Speaker 3: sorry if it was the microwave, but we'll take it.
Speaker 14: No worried it was a microwave.
Speaker 3: Good on you, hey, Ben? What is the kitchen in
Speaker 3: the microwave in the prison look.
Speaker 14: Like a normal fan fung microwaves?
Speaker 3: Like? Is that what you heat up the prisoners if
Speaker 3: you wish?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, so it's not a novelty kitchen.
Speaker 2: What's prison? What's prison food?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 2: Ben?
Speaker 14: Pretty good?
Speaker 12: Actually?
Speaker 3: Do you ever eat the prisoner's food? Tucking?
Speaker 14: I don't need their food, No, but I've had to
Speaker 14: have milks here before when I've done long hours.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, and they're not bad.
Speaker 14: It's pretty good. We do pretty good, figure.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, we found it, like.
Speaker 14: We've got five stars on Supervisor and stuff for our.
Speaker 3: Food five stars on supervisor from the prisoners.
Speaker 2: On yelp on yelp, but stars, yeah, I love you.
Speaker 3: I need to ask off their what prison it is?
Speaker 3: So I can go and check the Yelp reviews and
Speaker 3: they will say, Ben, the prison Will Hordan's my favorite.
Speaker 6: Been thousand dollars come in your way?
Speaker 2: Thanks to KYT Good on your brother, haven't I I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what that prison IVF case is or anybody
Speaker 2: is talking about the moment.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely appalling. We're going to get to that a
Speaker 3: little later. But I know it was the talk of
Speaker 3: a lot of my girlfriends last night, that's for sure.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you what definitely would have triggered and upset
Speaker 6: a lot of people out there currently trying to have
Speaker 6: kids as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So if you're not across his story, So it's
Speaker 3: a woman who is serving a sentence for murder. She
Speaker 3: actually murdered another mother in front of her own child,
Speaker 3: and she is being allowed to leave the prison to
Speaker 3: go and do IVF.
Speaker 2: Which is crazy, if you ask me, crazy, And if
Speaker 2: she falls pregnant, that child will be born into prison.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: How did you feel if you were a kid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's an appalling situation.
Speaker 2: Just sorry, what's the loophole here? Prisoners are allowed.
Speaker 4: Access to private orders, access to private health, and now
Speaker 4: everyone has afforded access to private health. And because it's
Speaker 4: categorized as private health, it was something that was Supreme
Speaker 4: Court Supreme Court ruled on back fifteen years ago.
Speaker 3: If you murder someone, you lose your right to not
Speaker 3: not private health. I think it's I feel like this
Speaker 3: is different. You don't murder a mother in front of
Speaker 3: their children and then get the chance to become a
Speaker 3: mother yourself. A prison center.
Speaker 6: Exactly shocking. I'm yet to come across someone that believe
Speaker 6: she does have the right. That's That's what I'm amazed by.
Speaker 3: Is it true that people doing IVF have to get
Speaker 3: police checks?
Speaker 2: We did. One of our kids through IVF.
Speaker 6: I've got three life is a blur, to be honest,
Speaker 6: but I'm pretty sure we did.
Speaker 3: Like, how do you pass the police check if you're
Speaker 3: serving time as a mayor?
Speaker 6: I don't know, so that we are going to dive
Speaker 6: into that after seven o'clock this morning. It's definitely the
Speaker 6: case in the story. It's dividing Victoria.
Speaker 3: I didn't think we're that divided though. That's the problem.
Speaker 3: I don't know many people in grants with it.
Speaker 6: It is Jason Lauren Clint here as well. It's just
Speaker 6: gone twenty three to seven. Peaking Duck, anyone take me?
Speaker 2: Hey, guys.
Speaker 6: Last time we caught up with these lads, it was
Speaker 6: to book them for.
Speaker 2: A school formal.
Speaker 3: Yes, Kai's school formal in Wangaratta. He wanted to Peaking
Speaker 3: Duck to play the after party. They reached out to
Speaker 3: the boys voice said, yes, we connected you guys, Ruben.
Speaker 3: How was it?
Speaker 7: Oh my god, Kay's school formal was honestly the sweetest
Speaker 7: thing we've ever I've felt like, I actually can't believe
Speaker 7: how beautiful it was. They had the best time. I
Speaker 7: would have thought, you know, after playing for fourteen years,
Speaker 7: I had seen everything, but I.
Speaker 3: Think kids loved it.
Speaker 7: The kids loved it, and it really opened our eyes
Speaker 7: and we're like, we should be doing you know, more
Speaker 7: things the under eighteen crop.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well mate, look all jokes aside, Good on you
Speaker 6: lads for doing it, because this wasn't a paid thing.
Speaker 6: You guys did at effort, a lot of effort. You
Speaker 6: guys did it out of your own coin. That would
Speaker 6: have made that kid and all those kids, it would
Speaker 6: have made their year mate, So well done to you
Speaker 6: on Adam, I thought it was bloody great you guys
Speaker 6: did that.
Speaker 7: When they asked if we wanted any coin, I think
Speaker 7: it was on this show they we were like, no,
Speaker 7: we'll just take a few.
Speaker 2: Frewns did they bring?
Speaker 7: They brought like a hundred?
Speaker 3: That's so good. So he was true to his word.
Speaker 2: Kai, How old did it make you feel? Brother?
Speaker 13: Oh, let's not go there, because it was also, by
Speaker 13: the way, a year ten formal, So I don't know
Speaker 13: if you remember what year ten's like.
Speaker 7: But yeah, some people look like adults and some still
Speaker 7: look like ten year old.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 7: I felt like i'd seen some years.
Speaker 3: It would have was ited an early gig. What time
Speaker 3: did you finish up?
Speaker 2: Five pm? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Because my ten formal finished at nine point thirty.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think it did finish around nine. We got
Speaker 7: back to our hotel in Melbourne by midnight.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's so good. Oh well, good on
Speaker 3: you for doing it their years.
Speaker 4: So what are we doing now? A change of scenery?
Speaker 4: R heading track side?
Speaker 6: Well, we are heading Colfield Spring Final is on this weekend.
Speaker 6: Tickets thirty bucks for adults, thirty five at the gate.
Speaker 6: You can go to mrc dot racing dot com. This
Speaker 6: will be a different sort of gig. One of the
Speaker 6: racing crowd's a bit different.
Speaker 7: It is a very different crowd to to s sober
Speaker 7: group of year tens. I can't wait, though, I feel
Speaker 7: like the racing gigs always seem to go pretty hard.
Speaker 2: So I've never been to Corlfield Cup.
Speaker 7: I don't know what to expect, but it seems like
Speaker 7: one of the big ones.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Corfield's a great racetrack. Actually, you guys will have
Speaker 3: a lot of fun down there.
Speaker 6: But dare I say the heels will be off by
Speaker 6: the time peaking ductor Well.
Speaker 3: The heels might be off, but Adam's shirt might be
Speaker 3: off too. He's been doing some real sexy moves on
Speaker 3: the stage. He's so ripped and he's really like loving
Speaker 3: busting does.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's been a real shredfest. And I'll tell you
Speaker 7: what it is, not, you know, doing anything bad for
Speaker 7: ticket sales because now they know he's going to get
Speaker 7: his shirt off, and let me just say, it turns
Speaker 7: me on, So I'm it's doing good for everyone else.
Speaker 3: Is he pretty happy with himself at the moment?
Speaker 13: I mean you'd have to be.
Speaker 2: Look at that rig could.
Speaker 7: He could grapes?
Speaker 2: He's the Clint in their group, Rubens Rubens now the Jase.
Speaker 3: Don't you dare offend Ruben?
Speaker 2: How's your mate?
Speaker 7: It's a big twelve out of ten.
Speaker 2: I swear you're just never going to say.
Speaker 3: You just don't want to show him up. So you're like.
Speaker 6: When we faced you, I can't help but look in
Speaker 6: the background, this is your house you're at. It looks
Speaker 6: very mature and sophisticated for someone like yourself.
Speaker 3: He's got a record player.
Speaker 2: Yeah, looks very clean, mate.
Speaker 7: Been spinning some fat boys, slim good.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I made this artwork actually as well. For anyone listening,
Speaker 7: it's a I just went on Google Earth and blew
Speaker 7: up a big photo and printed it and it honestly,
Speaker 7: like people comments on this, it's it's like the easiest
Speaker 7: hack in the book. Because I saw one for sale
Speaker 7: for like eight grand. I'm like, I can do that
Speaker 7: four hundred bucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I did what do you what do you like?
Speaker 2: What do you like in the kitchen?
Speaker 7: A on the tongues, mate, Yeah, dude, I've actually I
Speaker 7: did this Nashville fried fish sandwich for SBS once, and
Speaker 7: I swear the next next year after that, every hot
Speaker 7: and fancy restaurant was doing a fried fish sandwich. And
Speaker 7: I'm not going to say I'm the pioneer of cooking
Speaker 7: in Australia, but like i'd be one of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 6: Bradley Bradley Cooper was a massive fan of Philly cheese steaks,
Speaker 6: so much so that he researched the recipe and he
Speaker 6: opened a food truck in New York.
Speaker 2: Really yeah yeah, yeah, him and a.
Speaker 3: Mate, Bradley Cooper, Yeah, if you.
Speaker 2: Google, it's all over YouTube. I'm just I'm wondering.
Speaker 3: If there's a fried fish sandwich.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like a like a I might get confusing seeing
Speaker 6: Ruben in the title and then you get a fish sandwich.
Speaker 7: But imagine though Bradley Cooper sweating in the kitchen serving
Speaker 7: you grease.
Speaker 3: I mean that is a dream, isn't it named after.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'll open a food truck. Yeah, yeah, they named
Speaker 7: the sandwich after me. I invented that one too.
Speaker 3: What came first? It's like the chicken or the egg
Speaker 3: Ruben or the Ruben sandwich.
Speaker 7: Well, it's funny because we entered the realm, you know,
Speaker 7: in you know coherence. We were just we were friends
Speaker 7: before it happened, really and then the world just discovered. Wow,
Speaker 7: there's a lot more to this sandwich than the guy.
Speaker 6: Getting this chat on SBS peaking Duck you can catch him.
Speaker 6: Colfield Spring Finale is happening thirty bucks for adults thirty
Speaker 6: five of the gate. You can visit MRC dot Racing
Speaker 6: dot com for more info. Mate, I'm Sagoda to Adam,
Speaker 6: and thanks again for doing the school formal.
Speaker 2: Mate. You guys are legends.
Speaker 14: Oh you guys legends.
Speaker 7: Thanks for helping facilitate that.
Speaker 2: That was the funnest time.
Speaker 3: I'm so sad we missed it. Actually one of life's
Speaker 3: great regrets.
Speaker 2: If we'd I get to chat with you again this year.
Speaker 2: Have a ripping Christmas, brother.
Speaker 14: Oh, Merry Christmas to you guys.
Speaker 2: Love you. Let's randomly loses lips thanks to our mates.
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Speaker 6: b DG dot com dot au. All right, here's the
Speaker 6: goat we're getting. We are getting lippy, Lauren. You've got
Speaker 6: some amazing abilities in your life.
Speaker 3: Not many, to be honest, in shopping, even this one.
Speaker 4: She also was good at hand gestures. She just gave
Speaker 4: us a little what you hand gestures pause after handy
Speaker 4: lady was really a great pause.
Speaker 3: But you guys had just before, and I gave it
Speaker 3: back to you hand.
Speaker 2: All right, here we go.
Speaker 3: All right, I put the noise canceling headphones on now pull.
Speaker 3: My fiance told me I've to stop yelling in this yell.
Speaker 2: To be fair. Poor your fiance says, you've just got to.
Speaker 3: Stop yelling at home all the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, she's got noise canceling headphones.
Speaker 4: On.
Speaker 2: She can't hear what we're saying now.
Speaker 4: The technology has been a bit dodgy the last few weeks.
Speaker 4: Can you hear us? We started, Yeah, she can hear.
Speaker 2: There was there was a slight pause after hand. I
Speaker 2: was like, there was no pause.
Speaker 4: I think you were you were hoping that just the
Speaker 4: way you were, you know what she said, hand gestures, it.
Speaker 2: Was just the way you're like. You know, she's really good.
Speaker 2: I was like, okay, all right, I'll go first. Ready,
Speaker 2: My willy was wiggling in the wild weather.
Speaker 16: My willy was wild with the weather.
Speaker 2: No, it was pretty good. Yeah, that's really good. No, no, okay,
Speaker 2: headphones on the head the music. Okay, my willy was
Speaker 2: wiggling in the wild weather.
Speaker 16: My willy, My willy was wild.
Speaker 2: Wiggling, was with wiggling.
Speaker 3: Was wet, You.
Speaker 2: Was wiggle windy.
Speaker 16: Your willy was wobbly when the weather happen.
Speaker 2: Wiggling.
Speaker 3: Your willy was wiggling, wiggling.
Speaker 1: Wiggling, wobbly, wiggling, willingly, wiggling, wiggling, wriggly.
Speaker 2: That'll do.
Speaker 3: What was your willy doing out in.
Speaker 2: The weather, wiggling in the wild weather.
Speaker 3: You're willy was wiggling.
Speaker 2: To do a mad dash of the server.
Speaker 3: Naked.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, free ball. Oh don't that's hideous.
Speaker 3: I don't know what do you know what what you're
Speaker 3: doing at ser That's not what I'm doing.
Speaker 4: Hi, Lauren Clint, Hi, Hi, I'm going bat shit.
Speaker 16: I'm going punching.
Speaker 4: I'm going batshit for Black Friday.
Speaker 16: I'm going punching on Black Friday.
Speaker 2: Bat shit.
Speaker 16: I've got a budget for Black Friday.
Speaker 4: I'm going bat ship for Black Friday.
Speaker 16: I'm going budget smuggling for Black Friday.
Speaker 7: Batshit, budget, bat shit, punching, bachi a budge, bat shit, hunchy,
Speaker 7: bat ship.
Speaker 16: Packaging ship.
Speaker 17: I don't know.
Speaker 16: It's really annoying.
Speaker 1: Ship magic, no, bat shit, bat packing, bat bat ship ship.
Speaker 16: You're buying back ship.
Speaker 4: I'm going bat ship for Black Friday.
Speaker 3: You're doing bat ship for Black bit flustered. He's having
Speaker 3: a meltdown. He hasn't got his Christmas tree organized, hasn't
Speaker 3: got his Santa photo organized. Who's coming through? Santa photo
Speaker 3: coming through to save the day, Chadstein, Lauren organizing the tree,
Speaker 3: organizing the Santa photos.
Speaker 2: It's true to book Santa photos. A month Chadstone was
Speaker 2: booked out in September. It was a waiting killers. It
Speaker 2: was like getting tickets, Taylor.
Speaker 3: Christmas is not a time to get angry.
Speaker 2: It's a time for giving.
Speaker 3: Even if you don't get your own way.
Speaker 2: You've got to settle down.
Speaker 3: Don't make your lack of planning someone else's emergency is.
Speaker 4: Very grinchy behavior.
Speaker 3: That's our relationship, is our relationship. Your local planning is
Speaker 3: constantly my emergency. I'll get you a Santa photo and
Speaker 3: a Christmas tree by the end of the show Flash
Speaker 3: thirteen twenty four to ten.
Speaker 2: If you have any availability, I'm happy for your family
Speaker 2: to be in the shot as well.
Speaker 3: I don't mind Santa's busy this time a year.
Speaker 4: I think they do a Santa set up at the
Speaker 4: markets here South Melbourne Market, appear there.
Speaker 2: I think, So I want to.
Speaker 3: He's busy, busy.
Speaker 2: I want Santa look and Santa's emmercial for a bench. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I want.
Speaker 4: I want, all right, But you can't be fussy you
Speaker 4: didn't book just quickly they will.
Speaker 3: Well, my niece had her Santa Poto yesterday, so she's
Speaker 3: just shy of one because she got out of hospital
Speaker 3: from being born on Christmas Day. But she wasn't born
Speaker 3: on Christmas Day. She was born a few days before anyway,
Speaker 3: Santa photo yesterday. Yeah, basically just no less.
Speaker 4: More than eleven month hell sven and a bit more.
Speaker 3: Eleven months and days, but not a year. And I
Speaker 3: called my sister in Lass like cawded the sounds photos go,
Speaker 3: and she said the second Santa held her, she screy
Speaker 3: cried and wailed, and I was like, that's what we want.
Speaker 2: That's exactly where I wait to see the photo. We
Speaker 2: are ordering a Christmas tree, Lauren, and I right, okay,
Speaker 2: so what are we going with. I'm going one with
Speaker 2: in built lights.
Speaker 4: Oh, I just don't think it's a good idea.
Speaker 3: Why, yeah, they're great.
Speaker 4: I just think it looks a bit.
Speaker 3: That's what I've got. So I told you I've done
Speaker 3: fifty to fifty. I've got the big because we're going
Speaker 3: away on Boxing Day, so I don't want the dead
Speaker 3: tree when I come back three weeks later. So I've
Speaker 3: got the big one with the in built lights. And
Speaker 3: then at the front door, I've got like a half
Speaker 3: size real one.
Speaker 2: Well, you can give Jason your other tree.
Speaker 3: It's like a tabletop one. It's like a meta it's.
Speaker 2: A department store with Christmas through the head.
Speaker 3: So when you walk it, wait till I get the
Speaker 3: frosted spray out and start spraying.
Speaker 4: The windows inflatable candy canes.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 3: But Paul wanted to get those giant ballbles to put
Speaker 3: in the front yard. Oh, I wanted to. They're tough
Speaker 3: to get shipping on those because they Yeah, so he
Speaker 3: bought some of god knows where and they are inflatable.
Speaker 3: I'm like, they're like beatport balls. They're gonna blow away.
Speaker 2: Do you Bunnings have a great range of inflatables.
Speaker 3: An led like lit reindeer for the backyard last year,
Speaker 3: and I was like, we're two adults, not one of
Speaker 3: those children.
Speaker 4: If we need that, that's screams Queen's lead, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: At least he didn't ask to put on the front fence,
Speaker 3: which is thinking of the last next. Yeah, it's probably
Speaker 3: not an outdoor one either. With this rain it one
Speaker 3: by one.
Speaker 6: Your tree shopping, Thank you photos, I'm just delivery second January,
Speaker 6: perfect time, all right, coming up next laws. I was
Speaker 6: asked to leave the office yesterday Clint because she wanted
Speaker 6: to talk to the team about something that I was
Speaker 6: not privy to.
Speaker 3: And you're a lingerers A bit of a rock bottom
Speaker 3: moment for me on the weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, would you say you have hit rock bottom?
Speaker 3: I hit rock bottom on Sunday, raw bottom. It's Christmas
Speaker 3: party season.
Speaker 2: You're rattled me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's that time of year, clan. Everyone's rattled. Everyone's
Speaker 3: getting stressed. There's only like what two days lafter this
Speaker 3: month and it's December.
Speaker 2: Christmas is a joy, it is.
Speaker 4: It's a giving, it is.
Speaker 3: It is the time for joy and happiness. It's a
Speaker 3: little bit of stress, but mostly joy and happiness.
Speaker 2: We get to break up mom and Dad's party.
Speaker 3: Susan, Lazy Susan.
Speaker 2: We call them in Melbourne, the tuppleware. Have you got
Speaker 2: one of those?
Speaker 3: A tupperware lazy Susan?
Speaker 2: Google it right now. I've seen it. I've seen it.
Speaker 2: It's very looks very handy. It's our family tradition, the
Speaker 2: tuple where lazy Susan.
Speaker 3: I love daggy Christmas tradition.
Speaker 2: You've got you got the Eminem's the colored popcorn.
Speaker 3: Ah, I've seen those full of TV snacks.
Speaker 2: Yeah they're great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Hey, it is coming into And I
Speaker 3: would say from sort of last weekend on it is
Speaker 3: Christmas party season. They started on the weekend for me anyway,
Speaker 3: and then they start going to Wednesday nights, Thursday nights.
Speaker 3: It is a premium Christmas party if they get your
Speaker 3: attention on a week this time year. Yeah, like Thursday
Speaker 3: night's a great Christmas party night. Have you got your
Speaker 3: diary full of Christmas parties?
Speaker 4: Jays?
Speaker 3: Watch this anti social grinch over here.
Speaker 2: Just checking.
Speaker 3: No, not one, No, that's not true. I know we've
Speaker 3: got one. We've got a couple.
Speaker 6: The thing it sucks is the Nova Christmas party, which
Speaker 6: actually really really wanted to go to too, is on
Speaker 6: the same night as a good friend of ours having
Speaker 6: their web Dare she get married?
Speaker 2: Well? I did ring he and say you sure about
Speaker 2: this bloke because I don't want to.
Speaker 3: It sort of gets you out of the office. Christmas
Speaker 3: party though, for a lot of people. But we love
Speaker 3: it here so we want it to go. But we've
Speaker 3: got show Christmas party. There's many Christmas parties. I had
Speaker 3: my first Christmas party of the season on Saturday night
Speaker 3: a bunch of friends. It was like our suburb kind
Speaker 3: of Christmas party with a bunch of friends that live
Speaker 3: in our suburb that we throw every year. It's so fun.
Speaker 3: A lot who used to live in our street or
Speaker 3: in the surrounding streets. I'm not Christmas party fit. I
Speaker 3: don't really go out much late anymore. Even when I
Speaker 3: go out of some sort of like I'm pulling up
Speaker 3: stumps early.
Speaker 2: You know, midnight midnight depends on Tommy.
Speaker 3: This is on a Friday or a Saturday. Generally, Friday
Speaker 3: night's my special tics. I know I've got Saturday and Sunday,
Speaker 3: but midnight I'm pretty much turning into.
Speaker 4: At Lauren's house, still up with Paul when she's gone
Speaker 4: to bed, because I I'm rolling out of people.
Speaker 3: In my house. I don't care. I'm going to be
Speaker 3: if you leaving, I'm going to bed, knock selves out,
Speaker 3: let yourselves out anyway. I didn't do that on the weekend.
Speaker 3: I was up very very late for me, and I'm
Speaker 3: someday at the ripe old age thirty six. I'm not
Speaker 3: thirty eight, I know that much. For free the right
Speaker 3: Botto age thirty seven, I hit rock bottom. I did
Speaker 3: something that shames.
Speaker 2: She won't say that on the air.
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 3: I told you? Did you think it was rock bottom?
Speaker 4: It was a new low.
Speaker 2: You also said, I.
Speaker 4: Have known you for a long time and I know
Speaker 4: your rock bottom moments.
Speaker 2: Do you think we will be shocked?
Speaker 3: I think you'll be borderline horrified, borderlined go laws for.
Speaker 2: A girl, let's shut herself on the team. I didn't
Speaker 2: think that.
Speaker 3: I didn't. I had an emergency. I thought it was
Speaker 3: going to happen. I was doing a juice cleanse, and
Speaker 3: it didn't happen.
Speaker 6: She said she won't talk about on the year. I've said,
Speaker 6: if I turned the Microsoft made me do this. If
Speaker 6: I turn the mics off, will you tell Clinton.
Speaker 2: That's said fair? Okay, some like I've been trying to
Speaker 2: get an out of her. Let's go, let's go.
Speaker 3: Okay, So just quickly, I will say it started at
Speaker 3: about this rock bottom moment, begun at about seven thirty
Speaker 3: eight am. I'm finished at about seven thirty eight pm.
Speaker 4: That's a big situation.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm going to turn the mics. Okay, here, you
Speaker 2: tell us back in a sec.
Speaker 3: Jesus, you horrified or like proud.
Speaker 4: Jesus, that's that's really good.
Speaker 2: I've got to follow question.
Speaker 4: Can you just go back, I've got to follow up.
Speaker 3: Can you ask the question on the air.
Speaker 2: No, okay, back in a second, Am you win?
Speaker 3: There's one other element to it? I am, my goodness,
Speaker 3: there's one small other element. Do you want to hear
Speaker 3: it on the share this bit?
Speaker 2: Can you speaking back? In a section?
Speaker 3: Smart you speak? Have you ever done that?
Speaker 2: I don't think it's that bad.
Speaker 3: I thought there'd be a part of me that was like,
Speaker 3: I am proud of you.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's that bad.
Speaker 6: I've done some stuff when I'm hung dog millionaire, and
Speaker 6: I don't think what you've done is that bad.
Speaker 3: What about the fact that it was over about it's
Speaker 3: real bad.
Speaker 4: Of honor stuff.
Speaker 3: I've never done it before.
Speaker 6: It's taking me honestly, I I wish you'd share it
Speaker 6: because I don't think it's actually No, that was the deal.
Speaker 3: I'm not sharing to.
Speaker 2: Spin on it. You were helping people.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: Melbourne wants you to share.
Speaker 3: No, I'm going to hear other people's rock bottom moments
Speaker 3: might make you feel better about mine.
Speaker 2: If Melbourne come forward with their rock bottom moments.
Speaker 3: Doesn't have to be a hungover moment.
Speaker 2: Will you share yours?
Speaker 3: No, I'm not promising. I'm not promising. I'm not promised.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: No, that is not yet.
Speaker 2: No means no, Jess thirty to get a full board
Speaker 2: of callers. I'm going to reveal it.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 3: I trusted you.
Speaker 2: Now we're talking.
Speaker 3: Don't be a dirty dog clean thirty, make more than.
Speaker 2: You third, that's a big call. Third, twenty four to ten.
Speaker 2: It'll be revealed one way or the other. What is
Speaker 2: your rock bottom moment?
Speaker 3: Have to be a hangover. It could be in a
Speaker 3: moment of desperation.
Speaker 6: Like my wife broke down on the Sydney Harbor Bridge
Speaker 6: heading home and we lived in Sydney and she had
Speaker 6: to get out of the car and get to the
Speaker 6: tow truck.
Speaker 2: But she wasn't wearing any parts. Oh that's not great
Speaker 2: it she was heading home in shirt Honday's in my shirt?
Speaker 3: Oh on the bridge's rock bottoms is rock bottom?
Speaker 2: Great day for the tow truck driver.
Speaker 6: Hey, someone who joined us on the air is going
Speaker 6: to walk away with a tw hundred dollars Strand Bag voutch.
Speaker 6: You can shop the Strand black Friday sail up to
Speaker 6: fifty percent off travel, leather, handbags and more shopping store
Speaker 6: and online at Strandbags dot com dot au. What is
Speaker 6: your rock bottom moment, Melbourne, if you come forward and
Speaker 6: knowne up about yours, Laurence promised she'll reveal her No, no.
Speaker 3: I haven't and no one wants to admit it.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four to ten.
Speaker 4: I've got your back, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: What was your rock bottom moment?
Speaker 6: We are talking one Lauren Phillips getting rock bottom last weekend.
Speaker 6: She did something on Sunday that she has just revealed
Speaker 6: to us off.
Speaker 3: The air clean horrified and Jason's kind of proud of.
Speaker 2: I'm like, you know, what do you want to here's
Speaker 2: your opportunity to do to clear it now.
Speaker 3: No played background music because I didn't even want to
Speaker 3: do this on the show. It was one of those
Speaker 3: things that I was like, I might take this.
Speaker 4: To reveal it unless we get a full board of calls.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's fair. We asked the good people
Speaker 2: listening to this show to open up and bear their soul.
Speaker 2: If we're not going to do it, let's see if
Speaker 2: people are willing to bear their soul. I just feel like,
Speaker 2: you know, it's unfair to ask.
Speaker 4: You're asking a lot of Melbourne and offering them very
Speaker 4: little in return.
Speaker 2: This city has done enough for you in the last year.
Speaker 3: That's true, but I think I mean that it isn't
Speaker 3: going to help us get any new listeners.
Speaker 4: To try to give back.
Speaker 6: You see, I disagree. I'd listened to this show that
Speaker 6: Lloe and What's great you can relate to Lauren.
Speaker 3: Lot Did you get them?
Speaker 2: Hello? Chloe? Why not working? This is not me?
Speaker 3: Chloe? Hello Chloe? Have you done something?
Speaker 9: I'm at rock bottom also telling this story. I'm only
Speaker 9: doing this so I can hear your slow.
Speaker 3: Is it one of those things that you thought you'd
Speaker 3: take to the grave.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I've actually told a few people, so I'm
Speaker 9: really hap and Okay. A couple of years ago, I
Speaker 9: was really unwell, got taken to the hospital, got to
Speaker 9: the hospital in the car park, had an extreme amount
Speaker 9: of pain coming from my stomach. Felt like I've been
Speaker 9: sad before I know it. The pain just went and
Speaker 9: then I found out that my bows had released itself
Speaker 9: without well and it gets worse without and you knowed.
Speaker 9: I had to get out, take my pants off, unfortunately,
Speaker 9: leave what was in my pants on the car park
Speaker 9: of the hospital.
Speaker 3: Oh, you were in the car park. You weren't in
Speaker 3: the hospital.
Speaker 2: In the car park.
Speaker 9: I didn't make it in there yet, So I had
Speaker 9: to take my pants off and then waddle into the
Speaker 9: hospital with a T shirt over my legs, with running
Speaker 9: down my legs.
Speaker 3: Walk The pain from just needing to go to the bathroom, well,
Speaker 3: I don't know what it was from.
Speaker 9: I was in the hospital for three days, but it
Speaker 9: was just.
Speaker 3: Laura Gastro is rock bottom.
Speaker 2: Lauren would have poured a petrol over that car and
Speaker 2: burnt it.
Speaker 4: Talk to me about the about the relief.
Speaker 3: Julia Gastro is rock bottom. Though, when you were sitting
Speaker 3: on the shower and you don't know what is gonna.
Speaker 2: China Roddy errol production. Her and her partner got Gastro
Speaker 2: when they were overseas and they were sharing a room.
Speaker 2: She was on the toilet, he was in the shower.
Speaker 2: They were looking at each other through the glass.
Speaker 3: That's rock bottom, and that is a story you would
Speaker 3: never repeat.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Julia, Jolia, what's your rock bottle? Moment?
Speaker 9: I went to my brother's footy ball and probably had
Speaker 9: one too many to drink. The event was about to
Speaker 9: finish up, so I thought right or go to the toilet,
Speaker 9: and then proceeded to fall asleep in the toilet. Wake
Speaker 9: up at three am and the whole event space had
Speaker 9: shut down. No one was in bed, and I was
Speaker 9: planning on how to camp out for the rest of
Speaker 9: the night. But fortunately for the vacuum cleaner, I started
Speaker 9: banging on the door as loud as I could and
Speaker 9: she came.
Speaker 12: And rescued me.
Speaker 3: Good Julia, Oh no getting rescued by the cleanic because
Speaker 3: he's been locked in the bar.
Speaker 2: This couldn't this couldn't be. He couldn't be awake. Hey, Sesh,
Speaker 2: good morning guys. This is my sleep sleep.
Speaker 14: I need to I need to break.
Speaker 17: I need to I need to really review my dignity
Speaker 17: of from the sleep to death.
Speaker 3: Oh well, we call you sleepy Desh because once you
Speaker 3: invited everyone to your house and you fell.
Speaker 2: Asleep standing up And then the worst bit, Lauren, is
Speaker 2: Sesh true or false?
Speaker 6: When you woke up at the bench and you walked
Speaker 6: us out to the driveway. We got a new bird.
Speaker 6: About one o'clock you were leaning on the fence. What
Speaker 6: time did you wake up leaning on the fence?
Speaker 17: Just before three?
Speaker 2: That's rock bottom?
Speaker 3: Is that your rock bottom moment? Or there's another one?
Speaker 14: This is the one work.
Speaker 17: A couple of years ago, just after who with restrictions
Speaker 17: and everything. We booked this house down in Peninsula Way
Speaker 17: just to go and stay. So we went to the beach.
Speaker 14: Obviously, drove to the beach with my one year old
Speaker 14: and five and a half year old.
Speaker 17: It was like thirty four degrees. Yeah, you know, had
Speaker 17: some time in the beach, came back to the car
Speaker 17: and realized those are not unlocking right, Like, what's going on?
Speaker 17: I had walked into the sea with the Kha keys in.
Speaker 2: Your mornington.
Speaker 14: And the keys are dead and there's.
Speaker 17: No way of getting keys because we went up there and.
Speaker 2: You've got young kids, yep.
Speaker 14: And I got a very good blasting from my you
Speaker 14: on the side of the curve, So you're.
Speaker 3: All sitting on the side of the road in thirty
Speaker 3: four degree would have been you must have been sleeping.
Speaker 17: To get the neighbors to go in tide the house
Speaker 17: because luckily I could disallarm and open the garage. So
Speaker 17: then it was I don't know how what can be
Speaker 17: the houses and had to get the key put in
Speaker 17: another uber.
Speaker 3: Delivery down the morning.
Speaker 2: What was the bill?
Speaker 11: How much I was and forty something?
Speaker 14: I wanted to be.
Speaker 2: Back to bed. Buddy Yeah, that's a go of wine.
Speaker 3: Good, didn't lose the cane and water?
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 11: A few beers? There was turning of age and got
Speaker 11: home hungover, got up in the morning to go and
Speaker 11: get a drink out of the bathroom, drunk a glass
Speaker 11: and then clank, clank, was my mother's teeth in the
Speaker 11: glass on the barroom.
Speaker 3: Well, let's not good, the hangover line.
Speaker 11: No, it still makes me feel sick.
Speaker 3: Good, it makes me feel a bit.
Speaker 2: Why why? And you're walking out of here.
Speaker 6: You can give grandma a Strand Bag vouch your shop
Speaker 6: the Strand Black Briday sale up to fifty percent of travel, leather,
Speaker 6: handbags and more. Shopping store online at Strandbags dot com
Speaker 6: dot I you you give that to grandma?
Speaker 3: A right?
Speaker 4: They're all pretty, they're pretty bad. I mean it should
Speaker 4: make you feel a lot better about yourself.
Speaker 3: It does, Thank you, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: What do you want to say?
Speaker 3: I know I'm not telling that story.
Speaker 2: Come on, it's like I'll tell.
Speaker 4: I'll tell it.
Speaker 2: You know what, Let's go to a break.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 2: On the other side of this, Clint will give you you.
Speaker 3: He won't.
Speaker 2: He won't go to give you the new or to.
Speaker 4: Decide whether you owe it to Melbourne to reveal if
Speaker 4: you don't.
Speaker 2: Leads the news with it.
Speaker 4: Next No, the test squad has cover for Mitch Marsh
Speaker 4: ahead of the second test in Adelaide.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Clint, is there anything you're missing in news?
Speaker 4: Just across my desk and finally in no news, What
Speaker 4: big news for your thirsday? It's the revelation Lauren didn't
Speaker 4: want Melbourne to know.
Speaker 16: My best friend Proud sisterloud of Proud.
Speaker 4: There are reports that on Sunday morning, after a long
Speaker 4: night on the wings.
Speaker 2: On the Ones, she turned to how many times Clinton?
Speaker 2: Not once, Jason twice, not twice, Jason not three times?
Speaker 4: Five times in one day in the space of ten hours.
Speaker 18: Game shame, shame, shame, shame, shame, shame, shame. That's a
Speaker 18: delivery every two hours down You know, I'm sorry for
Speaker 18: the poor little guy on the bike.
Speaker 2: Would like I'm back at back and forth. You chipped
Speaker 2: him with a cheeseburger lets yee. She tipped him with
Speaker 2: four other deliveries.
Speaker 3: The barn may for lunch was well, can you just.
Speaker 4: Quickly run us through the cuisine?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: Yeah, quickly?
Speaker 4: What do you start with?
Speaker 2: Hang on?
Speaker 10: Hang on?
Speaker 6: Thirteen twenty four ten. When you add a Taylor call
Speaker 6: now while we're killing Tom, what do you start with?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: I woke up very early and I felt sick because
Speaker 3: I hadn't eaten, like you must eat.
Speaker 2: Oh, you must have.
Speaker 3: So I ordered breakfast Jeff Brecky a bacon and negirl right,
Speaker 3: good girl. And then I was like, oh, did you
Speaker 3: already have breakfast? I said, no, second order, so I
Speaker 3: ordered breakfast.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're now on order three. What time was ordered?
Speaker 3: At lunchtime? I had barn me it was awesome on
Speaker 3: a hang.
Speaker 2: But Clint, it's never enough, so order four.
Speaker 3: Well, then we were watching movies and Paul fell asleep
Speaker 3: and I was like, I'm gonna need snacks, and so
Speaker 3: I really wanted to lemonade icy pole.
Speaker 2: You can't just get that.
Speaker 3: I got some lemonade icy Poles, and I got some Malteses,
Speaker 3: and then I got some Twisties and I got some
Speaker 3: chocl chick cookies, which was.
Speaker 2: Random reasonable, and then it was quite it.
Speaker 3: Paul woke up and said cheese dinner time, and I
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I was standing at the front of the guy
Speaker 6: with the ice cream and the guy with the tie rocked.
Speaker 2: Up at the same time. I don't know you could
Speaker 2: have to at that was rock bottom and I was like, Jerry,
Speaker 2: have you met Steve? Thanks guys, have a great night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, living I pretended I was in a
Speaker 3: hotel and getting rooms.
Speaker 6: Let's end the Vancouver This is it your second last
Speaker 6: chance to get on the Standbye list and let's go
Speaker 6: to find Sarah in Rose Bar morning.
Speaker 2: Hey morning, you are on the list.
Speaker 11: Oh that is amazing.
Speaker 19: I've been trying since you started the call and it's
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Speaker 3: Good luck. We might see you tomorrow with a suitcase
Speaker 3: and tickets ready to go.
Speaker 6: Otherwise we could be heading to Elwood and knocking on
Speaker 6: Amanda's door.
Speaker 2: Good morning, you're on the list.
Speaker 12: Good morning, Thank you so much. We've been calling in
Speaker 12: every day in Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Oh you missed the Melbourne show.
Speaker 13: We did.
Speaker 12: We've got a very massive Taylor Christan.
Speaker 11: Here a twelve year old who's Maya.
Speaker 3: Fine, Maya for luck, Maya shout out to Maya good.
Speaker 16: Forget about Melbourne.
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Speaker 4: We've got a we got a blake.
Speaker 2: We do Ari, good morning, Good morning to speak to you.
Speaker 3: Ari.
Speaker 2: You want to go see Taylor?
Speaker 11: Oh my god, I.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, Fortnite with post Malone.
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Speaker 12: Is there?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: There is no there is.
Speaker 3: It's all about Taylor. Ari, good luck. We might be
Speaker 3: seeing you tomorrow morning. You got a passport?
Speaker 20: Oh yes, all ready to go?
Speaker 2: I make thought excellent.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow you and your wife could be off to see Taylor.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Story that right now is causing mass outrage and fair
Speaker 4: enough to Yeah. Is that involving Alisha Schiller. Alisha Schiller
Speaker 4: is a convicted murderer. She's serving time for the death
Speaker 4: of Tyrrel Gentle. She was murdered in front of her
Speaker 4: son for fifty dollars. It was a dispute over fifty bucks,
Speaker 4: and it's now merged that this woman Alicia Schiller is
Speaker 4: undergoing treatment for IVF while in prison.
Speaker 3: So she's allowed to leave the prison and do her
Speaker 3: IVF treatment, which is self funded, she's paying for it,
Speaker 3: and then come back to the prison. So there's corrections
Speaker 3: officers taking her to these appointments or using resources. We'ch
Speaker 3: sure we're not paying for the IVF, but we're using
Speaker 3: resources for this woman to be able to access this
Speaker 3: treatment and then to become a mother. Or she's serving
Speaker 3: time for murdering another mother in front of her own children.
Speaker 4: Ye disputed over fifty bucks.
Speaker 6: Appalling, plus the fact that a child then would be
Speaker 6: born into the system.
Speaker 3: Which happens, right, because some people do end up incarcerated
Speaker 3: when they are pregnant.
Speaker 2: Well, look, I want to bring in Tim Watson Munroe.
Speaker 2: You're trying to get a hit around.
Speaker 3: It's crazy, it's horrendous.
Speaker 6: He is a criminal psychologist. He's also the host of
Speaker 6: Motive and Method, a true crime podcast.
Speaker 2: Tim, thanks for joining us. Is she like, I'm a
Speaker 2: parent of three kids, right, and I know my job
Speaker 2: is to teach them right from wrong. I find I'm
Speaker 2: trying to get my head around that we're going to
Speaker 2: let this lady go from jail to become a mum
Speaker 2: to then try and teach a child right from wrong.
Speaker 2: Right she got the ability to do that, she.
Speaker 3: Fit to be a mother.
Speaker 20: Firstly, well, I've not examined it, but I've made this comment.
Speaker 20: We've come a long way from the days of the
Speaker 20: galleys were executed for murder. We now have a situation
Speaker 20: based on a Supreme Court finding that prisoners have the
Speaker 20: right to access private health. Personally speaking in general principles,
Speaker 20: I understand the art rage in the community. This was
Speaker 20: a horrendous crime involving the murder, standing murder, the mother
Speaker 20: with three children, with a four year old child present
Speaker 20: at the time. So I guess it's a balancing decision
Speaker 20: of our rehabilitation versus punishment. My view in terms of
Speaker 20: the question raised is what sort of environment would a
Speaker 20: child be exposed to being raised for the first five
Speaker 20: to six years in a prison. Years ago, I was
Speaker 20: a psychologist, a paramount of jail. I was involved in
Speaker 20: the Mother and Babies program then that related to women
Speaker 20: who went into prison when pregnant and they were allowed
Speaker 20: to keep the child about twelve months before child went
Speaker 20: into the community. Who are talking here five to six
Speaker 20: years of child rearing in a maximum security jail. As
Speaker 20: you Rifley point out, the taxpayer bears the brunt for that.
Speaker 2: Is it even sake for the child?
Speaker 3: Sorry to cut you off. I understand. I believe in
Speaker 3: second chances, I really do. There limits to that. And
Speaker 3: I understand women who go into prison who are pregnant
Speaker 3: and who are obviously in that position, and they have
Speaker 3: the right absolutely to have that child. But to take
Speaker 3: someone out of prison and allow them to do this
Speaker 3: while they're serving a sentence for murdering somebody else, I'm
Speaker 3: sorry you've lost your right to be allowed.
Speaker 2: To do this.
Speaker 20: If you ask me, well, I think it beggars belief.
Speaker 20: And you know, as a going to open the gates
Speaker 20: for Rawt Central, where everyone says, well, look, I'll find
Speaker 20: the money to do this. I'll have an IVF program.
Speaker 20: Or if you're a bloke, you has some sort of
Speaker 20: treatment of a sectomy reversals based lifts. Where do you
Speaker 20: draw the line?
Speaker 2: Exactly right? Exactly?
Speaker 20: I think the message it sends is, well, there's two things.
Speaker 20: I mean, my heart goes out to the family of
Speaker 20: the victim. They are justified the outraged by this. You
Speaker 20: have three children, deprived of a mother, one little boy
Speaker 20: who's deprived of both parents because his father died shortly
Speaker 20: before his mother was murdered, the parents of the deceased,
Speaker 20: and so on. They would feel that this is a
Speaker 20: real slap in the face. And I think in general terms,
Speaker 20: people are in Victoria wondering what's going on with law
Speaker 20: and order.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't agree more.
Speaker 2: Tim will leave it there.
Speaker 6: Tim Watson on the criminal psychologist and the host of
Speaker 6: Motive and Method True Crime.
Speaker 4: Thanks Tim, and look thirteen twenty four to ten. If
Speaker 4: you want to get involved, you and weigh in on
Speaker 4: this topic because it is a very controversial one. We
Speaker 4: talk about the privileges that come with being a parent.
Speaker 4: Surely you don't get afforded those privileges if you've taken
Speaker 4: somebody else's life. Right now, Jim and Avonne Gentle are
Speaker 4: the mum and dad of Tyrrell, who did lose her
Speaker 4: life at this convicted killer. They had a word on
Speaker 4: the Today Show a short time ago and a message
Speaker 4: for the government.
Speaker 5: Wake cap, you know, do the right thing for a change,
Speaker 5: you know, think of think of your people, do what's right.
Speaker 5: Don't be giving privileges to criminals. I mean there's plenty
Speaker 5: of people out there.
Speaker 2: That deserve.
Speaker 5: Much better that I just deserve to be listened to
Speaker 5: and heard, and here you are paying your attention to criminals.
Speaker 4: Now, just pointing out a bit of backstory to which
Speaker 4: Tim alluded to. This isn't so much a government decision.
Speaker 4: This is a right afforded because of a Supreme Court
Speaker 4: decision dating back fifteen years ago, which basically gives prisoners
Speaker 4: the right to private healthcare. And IVF for the private healthcare,
Speaker 4: where do you.
Speaker 2: Draw the loan?
Speaker 3: That's like what you said, He's like, do we let
Speaker 3: people get facelifts?
Speaker 4: Exactly?
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you what. I am yet to talk
Speaker 2: to someone about this story that thinks she should be
Speaker 2: allowed out to do it.
Speaker 3: And forgive me if I'm wrong, But I had people
Speaker 3: telling me yesterday that a lot of people, I don't
Speaker 3: know if it's everyone. You have to do police checked
Speaker 3: after go IVF.
Speaker 2: One of our kids IVF.
Speaker 3: And did you have to do a police check? So
Speaker 3: what on earth is going on?
Speaker 2: I don't get it, Lauren?
Speaker 3: How you fourteen twenty fourteen. I think I think Melbourne
Speaker 3: is just absolutely outraged by this. Jase, like you said,
Speaker 3: I don't know a single person who thinksist is a
Speaker 3: just system.
Speaker 2: Not at all.
Speaker 6: If you'd like to join the show, fine lines are open. Tim,
Speaker 6: Thanks very much for your time, and our thoughts go
Speaker 6: out to the victim's family and also you've.
Speaker 3: Got to relive all of all of their a lot
Speaker 3: they went through all those years ago.
Speaker 2: Now a lot of people trying.
Speaker 6: To have babies, it's a bloody emotional time. I've been
Speaker 6: through it. It can be horrible and this would be
Speaker 6: triggering for them as well. He's his lady, you know,
Speaker 6: being afforded the luxury of getting out of jail to
Speaker 6: go onto it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Tyrrell's son spoke in the heald Son today. You know
Speaker 4: he doesn't have a mum.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: You know that's that's that's a lot belong on the
Speaker 4: short of it.
Speaker 3: It's just wrong.
Speaker 2: It is just going four to eight. That's the news
Speaker 2: story that Melbourne is talking about this morning, Clint.
Speaker 4: That's right. Alicia Shiller is her name. She's currently serving
Speaker 4: a prison sentence for murdering a poor young woman, a
Speaker 4: young Melbourne woman. We were joined a short time ago
Speaker 4: by a criminologist who had this to say about the case.
Speaker 20: Well, I think it beggars belief and you know it's
Speaker 20: a game to open the gates for Rawt Central, where
Speaker 20: everyone says, well, if i'll find the money to do this,
Speaker 20: I'll have an IVF program, or if you're a bloke,
Speaker 20: it has some sort of treatment of a sectomy reversal basedlifts.
Speaker 20: Where do you draw the line exactly, that's the question.
Speaker 3: This woman's in prison for murdering another young.
Speaker 4: Mum, tyrone and gentle.
Speaker 3: While she's serving time for murdering that woman, she has
Speaker 3: been allowed the privilege of leaving prison to undergo IVF treatment.
Speaker 3: She's got I think six years remaining on her sentence,
Speaker 3: so if she falls pregnant, she'll have a baby in prison.
Speaker 3: The baby will be taken off her after a year,
Speaker 3: I think, Or does a baby get brought up in prison?
Speaker 3: Not sure either way. There's a mother, a grieving mother
Speaker 3: and father out there who have had their child taken
Speaker 3: from them, and three children who have been left without
Speaker 3: a mother because of this. It's a horrific story.
Speaker 6: We have to chat with someone that thinks it should
Speaker 6: be allowed. We're about to go to the phones because
Speaker 6: Melbourne wants to talk about it. But just remember a
Speaker 6: lot of kids in cars heading to school at this
Speaker 6: time as well. So just let's go to Nicole and
Speaker 6: Dora and Nicole, what's your thoughts.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I'm just a you know, just a bit of
Speaker 21: I don't know, slubbergast. As you could see, my husband
Speaker 21: and I went through IBS for our two daughters. First one,
Speaker 21: everything was obviously okay. Second one, we had to go
Speaker 21: through and have a police check done and everything to
Speaker 21: make sure that obviously we were going to be suitable
Speaker 21: to raise a child. So getting a child into the
Speaker 21: world everything. And the funny thing is my husband's actually
Speaker 21: a police officer, so I was like, then had to
Speaker 21: go and obviously check him to make sure he's suitable.
Speaker 21: But yet he's been in the police force for thirty
Speaker 21: d years.
Speaker 3: So you have to go and do a police This
Speaker 3: is what I don't understand, because Jace, you were saying
Speaker 3: you went through the same you have to do a
Speaker 3: police check. Yeah, this woman's in prison, found guilty in charge,
Speaker 3: so murder.
Speaker 4: So Jace, what did they tell you? What's that police
Speaker 4: check for?
Speaker 6: It's like getting it's like getting a working with Children's card. Basically,
Speaker 6: it's like looking at your history. If you don't evolent,
Speaker 6: which isn't exactly right now, but exactly what Nicole said.
Speaker 6: It's basically aility to bring a child into this world,
Speaker 6: and I can tell it now. If she's past hers,
Speaker 6: then I think we have to put a question over
Speaker 6: the bloody police check Lucy and Seaford. You think you
Speaker 6: know the reason or you've hit the nail on the
Speaker 6: head here with another reason why she might.
Speaker 2: Want to have a baby.
Speaker 11: I do.
Speaker 19: I think that she's worked out that the women in
Speaker 19: the mother baby units for getting better treatment than the
Speaker 19: general population in a prison, and she's, you know, she's
Speaker 19: going to have this baby and then she's going to
Speaker 19: get the better treatment for almost the remainder of her sentence.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 19: I feel she doesn't care that this baby is going
Speaker 19: to get taken away from her and up to six years,
Speaker 19: or that it's going to end up in foster care.
Speaker 19: She's looking at herself and that she wants better treatment
Speaker 19: for near the rest of percentage.
Speaker 4: So I assume she's serving time at Dame Phyllis Frost's,
Speaker 4: which is a high security women's prison, and I assume
Speaker 4: also they have a mother's and baby's unit.
Speaker 19: They weren't one hundred percent and obviously they get better
Speaker 19: treatment because there's children involved and she's just looking for
Speaker 19: a bit of a luxury life for the remainder of
Speaker 19: per sentence.
Speaker 3: Well, she's also allowed out of the prison to go
Speaker 3: and like she's under guard under what But she's allowed
Speaker 3: out of the prison to go and undergo this treatment.
Speaker 3: And like we were talking about before, understandably prisoners are
Speaker 3: allowed the right to private health, but there's got to
Speaker 3: be some common sense that prevails.
Speaker 2: Jessica in Ringwood, Good morning, welcome to the show.
Speaker 10: Good morning, how are you?
Speaker 2: We are a jess.
Speaker 10: So, I'm just reading this has really struck hard to me.
Speaker 10: I actually cannot believe that it's going on, to be honest,
Speaker 10: So I personally have oience the broken youth mental health
Speaker 10: system in Victoria as well as the department's foster care system.
Speaker 10: So my son had a mental health breakdown about two
Speaker 10: years ago, and then he was taken out of our
Speaker 10: care because he was deemed too unsafe for my other
Speaker 10: two children.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 10: So then from that point where for two years have
Speaker 10: been battling getting the help that he requires, mixed with
Speaker 10: being housed in a situation that he's suitable for him,
Speaker 10: which has been virtually impossible because there's not enough funding
Speaker 10: in either system, in the foster care system or in
Speaker 10: the mental health system for child and youth. So with that,
Speaker 10: I then seem, well, I'm, you know, an average person
Speaker 10: that works, you know, works herself to the bone to
Speaker 10: make things happen, that cannot access what my own children
Speaker 10: need to their detriment. And then there's this woman who, yes,
Speaker 10: she can afford to have IVF, but it's all the
Speaker 10: long term costs that are as social with a Mili
Speaker 10: Kyle is going to need mental health help regardless of
Speaker 10: whether she's placed with Chinchit Care foster care. This is
Speaker 10: not a normal situation.
Speaker 2: No it isn't.
Speaker 4: But look, we keep talking about and probably getting back
Speaker 4: to the fact that becoming a parent and parenthood is
Speaker 4: a privilege right, and it's something that so many people
Speaker 4: fight so long and so hard for. And the moment
Speaker 4: that she took somebody else's life, that privilege should have
Speaker 4: been stripped from her, especially while she's serving time in prison.
Speaker 3: Well, she is serving time. She's lost that right to
Speaker 3: do things that free, good citizens have access to.
Speaker 2: As a dad of three young kids, I take it
Speaker 2: very serious that my job is to teach kids, my
Speaker 2: three kids what is right and what is wrong. And
Speaker 2: I think that's a pretty hard job to do when
Speaker 2: you are in jail for murder.
Speaker 3: H Look, I'm a big believer in second child. It is,
Speaker 3: I absolutely solutely. But when you're in prison serving time
Speaker 3: for taking someone else's life.
Speaker 4: Once she's rehabilitated and back in the community, you know
Speaker 4: your rights are restored, yes, you know.
Speaker 3: But right now, I'm sorry, his system is broken. If
Speaker 3: this is bengalowed, yeah, it's a pauling. It's it's appauling.
Speaker 2: It's just gone nine past eight. Thank you very much
Speaker 2: for your calls.
Speaker 6: Any updates to the story, we'll obviously getting on the
Speaker 6: air for you here on Nobor. That's a nine year
Speaker 6: old Archer. He is a fan of the Saints. He
Speaker 6: likes playing Nintendo. He's in grade three.
Speaker 2: He likes matts and coding, and he joins us now,
Speaker 2: good morning, buddy.
Speaker 10: Hey guys, how is it Archer.
Speaker 11: Here going good?
Speaker 3: What school do you go to?
Speaker 10: Well, I go to Saint Louis and I'm in grade three.
Speaker 3: Great three. He's a teacher. Do you want to give
Speaker 3: you teacher a shout out?
Speaker 2: Teacher is mister b Oh yeah, I like him? Is
Speaker 2: he good?
Speaker 9: Yeah, he's a good teacher.
Speaker 3: Do you know who's in your class for year? For
Speaker 3: next year?
Speaker 11: Yet?
Speaker 12: Not yet?
Speaker 4: Can I ask you one about the Saints? Do you
Speaker 4: think you're going to ever see them win a premiership?
Speaker 21: Maybe?
Speaker 3: An attitude arch?
Speaker 2: All right, he's an optimist, right?
Speaker 3: What what are your favorite things like? What do you
Speaker 3: what do you know a lot about? Is it maths?
Speaker 3: Is it sport? Is it? What do you know?
Speaker 2: I like that?
Speaker 3: Yep?
Speaker 1: Coging.
Speaker 3: I'm too old. I don't understand coding. Maybe you could
Speaker 3: teach me one day.
Speaker 2: First question, do you want an easy one for fifty dollars,
Speaker 2: a medium question for five hundred, or do you want
Speaker 2: a hard question for five thousand dollars? What do we feeling?
Speaker 4: Brother?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 9: I think I want to roll the dicely.
Speaker 2: He's gone for five five thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: I love this kid, all right, Archer? Have you heard
Speaker 3: this game before? Do you know how it works?
Speaker 21: Yes?
Speaker 9: I've heard many of tising yeers to cool in ye.
Speaker 2: Nine years. This kid's been trying to get on.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what the rules are. But in case
Speaker 3: anyone listening doesn't, we're going to ask you a question.
Speaker 3: You'll hear a three two one countdown. You need to
Speaker 3: answer before the end of that time, and if you
Speaker 3: are right, five thousand dollars goes a long way in
Speaker 3: the life of a nine year old kid.
Speaker 2: Good luck, guys, this is gettable.
Speaker 4: Oh he sounds smart as well.
Speaker 3: Good luck archer. All right now, remember I've waited years
Speaker 3: for this opportunity. Guys.
Speaker 2: Three seconds goes quick, so make sure you scream out
Speaker 2: in answer. Okay, are you ready?
Speaker 16: All right?
Speaker 2: Okay? For five thousand dollars, here we go.
Speaker 3: Name the biggest bone in this human body?
Speaker 12: Three two?
Speaker 3: What did you guess at the end? There?
Speaker 2: Female?
Speaker 3: Female, them them? Should we give you? What about if
Speaker 3: we give you a go for five hundred? Well, give
Speaker 3: you another question.
Speaker 21: Yes, that sounds like a good plan.
Speaker 2: Five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Okay, you I know.
Speaker 2: He'll get this.
Speaker 3: We're going to give you a second chance. You know
Speaker 3: we don't do this for everyone, only for special people.
Speaker 2: Five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Here comes your question, what is the fastest land animal?
Speaker 3: Three two? Five hundred dollars?
Speaker 12: Are you?
Speaker 19: Thank god?
Speaker 5: I can't believe it.
Speaker 3: What are you going to do with five hundred dollars?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 10: I want to spend your while.
Speaker 7: Wild.
Speaker 3: Are you going on holidays to the Gold Coast?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh my, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I should get archer in to read the news.
Speaker 3: Will you come in another time and meet us and
Speaker 3: say hello? Yeah done, we'd love that. Well done, enjoy
Speaker 3: five hundred bucks.
Speaker 12: Kid? This is no.
Speaker 2: Wild storms rolled in or more rain rolled into.
Speaker 3: What was happening?
Speaker 2: I asked if he's okay, because he Jase was at
Speaker 2: the Eppie Center, the center of this Brighton. He was
Speaker 2: in the eye of the storm in you okay. I
Speaker 2: never lived in Brighton, just.
Speaker 3: Walked the streets there, so people thought you lived.
Speaker 7: No, no, no.
Speaker 2: I was heading back from the Nova studios and every now.
Speaker 3: And then he goes and gets the sausage rolls at
Speaker 3: the pantry. I bet that's what he's going to.
Speaker 2: It was a pantry flooded. Royal Brothers is a very
Speaker 2: good burger shop next to the pan tree. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I was going home via Beach Road because I'm an
Speaker 2: idiot and sometimes I drive out of habit to my
Speaker 2: old house.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we've all done that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway, on the south road, like nuts, I pulled over.
Speaker 3: I pulled over was that bad?
Speaker 6: It was so follow and I wrang My wife Louis
Speaker 6: had pulled over as well, like mate, if you're driving.
Speaker 6: It was down to like twenty k's a lot of
Speaker 6: damage around the area. I hope everyone was okay. I
Speaker 6: know the trees fell down on the sandy lines. Oh no,
Speaker 6: I felt like we didn't get a warning.
Speaker 4: Well, because you don't know when the tree is going
Speaker 4: to fall down.
Speaker 2: And then on the rain, oh, I think we did.
Speaker 3: To day it's coming.
Speaker 2: See my mum used to have an amazing ability that
Speaker 2: she could pick the weather.
Speaker 4: What do you mean like a nap?
Speaker 3: Was a bit like that. So she had a knee replacement?
Speaker 2: Did she have arthritis?
Speaker 12: Was it?
Speaker 3: I think she had a knee replacement. She was like,
Speaker 3: it's the metal in my knee. At aches around you
Speaker 3: when the rain's coming to you. No, no, no, anything
Speaker 3: that what happened?
Speaker 6: Yes, anybody with no anybody with arthritis will back me
Speaker 6: up here. We were growing up on the mean streets
Speaker 6: of Queensland and Mum would be watching the news and
Speaker 6: Lavinia might come on and be like blues, skys and
Speaker 6: sunshine this weekend and Mum would be sitting there and
Speaker 6: the requin a sucking back volta and going that's crap,
Speaker 6: it's gonna.
Speaker 3: Rain, oh March. The rains are every time it would rain.
Speaker 3: Why because her would in the rain and.
Speaker 2: It didn't turn up on the synoptic chat. No, it
Speaker 2: didn't turn up on. She was right. Every time it'd
Speaker 2: be light as rain.
Speaker 3: The ants come out when it's about to rain. You
Speaker 3: see all the ants. Well, the rains are coming because
Speaker 3: the ants are marching well, one by one and.
Speaker 2: A go the other way as well.
Speaker 6: If they were like storms storms this weekend, she'd be like, nah,
Speaker 6: I feel great, so we'd head off on a holiday.
Speaker 2: I don't care, never get rained on. Ok, you don't believe.
Speaker 4: Me, Well, we can't test the there because she's not here. Unfortunately,
Speaker 4: to rub that in, I can't really.
Speaker 2: Well, we can, but you won't answer, can you.
Speaker 14: I can.
Speaker 2: I can make thots about it. You can't.
Speaker 3: We're not making jokes.
Speaker 4: I can't test the theory.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, there are other people with thriving Well, Christine's called
Speaker 6: through from Craig evens she's.
Speaker 2: Got is it going to rain today? Shut up?
Speaker 15: No, it's not going to ride today, Clint, sorry about that.
Speaker 3: And do you know do you know when it's rang?
Speaker 3: What happens? Talk me through it.
Speaker 15: I have a pain in my right shoulder, I have
Speaker 15: everywhere and it was killing the eve for the last
Speaker 15: two three days. Can't work out what it is.
Speaker 2: Yep, that's what mom would say every time. Christine.
Speaker 3: What you said about the rain and arthritis, that's connected.
Speaker 15: Because it swells you joint swell.
Speaker 2: The pressure must be the pressure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wow, that's amazing.
Speaker 2: Are you available for the last ten minutes of the
Speaker 2: six o'clock news every night?
Speaker 3: Kill ever considered being a weather girl? Christine?
Speaker 15: Oh look, I have got the faith for it.
Speaker 3: Look yeh la la, good on you, Christine. Well, hopefully no.
Speaker 2: Rain today, Christine, You feeling all right?
Speaker 15: T Yeah, I'm feeling all right.
Speaker 2: Blue scars and sunshine today Melbourne.
Speaker 3: If it rained.
Speaker 4: If it rains, I will piss myself.
Speaker 2: We've got Jason Lauren Clint here as well done.
Speaker 13: On the news.
Speaker 20: What Jason Lawrence Rerea connect to Christmas?
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 3: We've been talking about this for a couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: Yesterday was the day that we encouraged everyone to do
Speaker 3: it as a bit of a movement. Text someone, call
Speaker 3: someone you've missed and just catch up and say hello,
Speaker 3: I miss you. I've been thinking of you. Could have
Speaker 3: been someone that you met last year. It could have
Speaker 3: been someone you met ten years ago, someone from high school.
Speaker 2: Maybe I remember.
Speaker 6: It's not about someone you are falling out with or
Speaker 6: anything like that. It's just lost contact because life has
Speaker 6: just gotten in the world.
Speaker 3: A lot of people did it yesterday. We've got lots
Speaker 3: of messages, lots of phone calls about it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: I caught up with one of my best friends from
Speaker 3: my twenty teenage years and my twenties. I haven't seen
Speaker 3: in sixty years.
Speaker 2: How did it feel? Amazing, Fuzzies, it was.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was weird doing it on a radio show.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to lie. But then we spoke to
Speaker 3: each other after and I was like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 3: I just like you haven't changed a bit, even though
Speaker 3: you've got a baby and you know all this, like
Speaker 3: so much has changed. You picked up you down where
Speaker 3: the same people.
Speaker 2: We were back there, Lauren, your friend Talie is joining us.
Speaker 3: We had an extraordinary friendship and we've never had a
Speaker 3: falling out. But life's just got busy.
Speaker 4: Tlia, what do you love about our Laurence?
Speaker 21: She's extremely generous that you guys would know that when
Speaker 21: we can become addicted to doom and gloom.
Speaker 19: And talking about the things that make us feel bad, Lauren.
Speaker 21: Will just come in with a chink and it's like,
Speaker 21: oh my gosh, perspective.
Speaker 2: I know you get me bloody most.
Speaker 3: I felt so good about that. But it wasn't about
Speaker 3: me yesterday. It was about people right across Melbourne connecting
Speaker 3: with people they loved and missed.
Speaker 2: Robin in Esdon, who do you reconnect with?
Speaker 15: I reconnected with a dear friend that I hadn't seen
Speaker 15: for about five.
Speaker 3: Or six years. Oh, did you contact her or did
Speaker 3: she contact you?
Speaker 12: I contacted her and yeah, we caught up. We had coffee.
Speaker 12: It was like no time had passed.
Speaker 3: You actually saw each other. That's amazing. Did you feel good?
Speaker 15: One hundred percent? So good that we're doing it again
Speaker 15: next week?
Speaker 3: Oh great, Robin. For anyone out there who might be
Speaker 3: nervous about reaching out to someone they missed, would you
Speaker 3: encourage they do it? Oh?
Speaker 10: One hundred percent, because you know, as I said, it
Speaker 10: was likely it was yesterday.
Speaker 12: There was no hard feelings.
Speaker 10: Life gets busy, so we just were grateful that we're
Speaker 10: wacking each other's light.
Speaker 3: I love it. Hey, Merry Christmas, Robin, let's go to telmar.
Speaker 2: And good morning, Good.
Speaker 12: Morning, good morning, guys.
Speaker 2: How's it going.
Speaker 12: How did I go? Really well, really really well? I
Speaker 12: connected spare Art from Brunswick and just the same as
Speaker 12: the previous fall. It was like no time had passed.
Speaker 2: That's a thing.
Speaker 3: How long it had been since you'd seen each other?
Speaker 12: Well, I'm forty eight. I saw her at my forty
Speaker 12: eight oh wow, about eight years ago, and we haven't
Speaker 12: been in touch. It's just been hard. We've both got
Speaker 12: three boys each and so you know that are still
Speaker 12: dependent on us, so getting together is just difficult. We
Speaker 12: haven't seen each other yet.
Speaker 4: But we did it feel it was there any awkwardness
Speaker 4: at all? Did you pick up where you done at all? Nice?
Speaker 4: Isn't it?
Speaker 6: It's a sign of a good friendship, is I'll tell
Speaker 6: you what. As you mentioned there, you made plans to
Speaker 6: catch up, but you haven't yet. I think there'd be
Speaker 6: a lot of people that were doing that yesterday, including
Speaker 6: this guy who sent us this message.
Speaker 8: Scott reconnected with a very old friend. I probably haven't
Speaker 8: spoken to him in about three or four years. But yeah,
Speaker 8: we reconnected yesterday. We used to work in the kitchen
Speaker 8: together and it was a little bit like a sheep,
Speaker 8: dog and wolf situation, like we'd be best friends before
Speaker 8: we clocked in, and then yeah, whilst we were working
Speaker 8: it was pretty brutal, you know, stuff being thrown around,
Speaker 8: names being called, and then as soon as we clocked
Speaker 8: out we'd be best friends again.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I reconnected with him yesterday.
Speaker 8: He lives in Malta, so I'm actually gonna be going
Speaker 8: to visit him for a little holidays.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, amazing, Mata. I love that Scott and
Speaker 3: well Downe to everyone who got involved. I know it
Speaker 3: can be intimidating and it can be tough, and we've
Speaker 3: all got these insecurities and anxieties about missing people. We
Speaker 3: feel guilty that we haven't seen them for so long,
Speaker 3: and yesterday was the day that we encourage people to
Speaker 3: do it. But of course you can do it anytime.
Speaker 2: Exactly, but that it has a great time to do
Speaker 2: it because you.
Speaker 3: Know, it's Christmas, it's coming into Christmas. That's where we're
Speaker 3: getting the Starlea.
Speaker 4: It's what you and I've got a friend in the
Speaker 4: studio at them.
Speaker 3: I know that we haven't Kate, aren't it? Can't wait
Speaker 3: to catch up with her in a minute. Good morning, Kate,
Speaker 3: coming into Christmas?
Speaker 2: It is coming into Christmas?
Speaker 3: Are we starting this again?
Speaker 4: Are we doing it.
Speaker 2: From now?
Speaker 9: Gee?
Speaker 3: Old habits are hard to shake, aren't they?
Speaker 2: They really are?
Speaker 3: Should we do it?
Speaker 2: Should we also have the seaword?
Speaker 4: Now we're not allowed to all right, let me just
Speaker 4: get out one.
Speaker 3: Let me just set this up for anyone that doesn't
Speaker 3: know that trauma that this has caused me for the
Speaker 3: past three years. You're about to be privy to it.
Speaker 3: We set a rule that in November you cannot say
Speaker 3: the word Christmas because it is too early. And if
Speaker 3: you say the word Christmas, this happens.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, enjoy Melbourne. Ah, we are back here again.
Speaker 2: We're back good modern Melbourne. It is also turned Melbourne
Speaker 2: that song.
Speaker 4: So from today it's a little trigger festive season.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: We used to do it for the whole of November. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's the twenty eighth of November. So it starts now
Speaker 3: and it goes to we get dragged off the air,
Speaker 3: hopefully not dragged that we were last night.
Speaker 2: Now that's not permanently, so we've got a couple of.
Speaker 3: Weeks to So that's the rules. You say the C
Speaker 3: word on this show from there, from there, from the now.
Speaker 2: Okay, so everyone has to be careful, excluding commercials and news, Yes,
Speaker 2: excluding commercial and news.
Speaker 4: I didn't say it as much as I want in
Speaker 4: the news booth.
Speaker 3: You can.
Speaker 6: You can drop it rudely, interrupt, drop it out as
Speaker 6: much as you want the news booth. But yeah, you
Speaker 6: say that word from now on.
Speaker 3: And if this is new to you that you haven't
Speaker 3: heard us do this before, I am sorry, and you
Speaker 3: are welcome because you're going to hear the callers too.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, yes, you get on this show and
Speaker 2: drop the C word. We play Mariah and I.
Speaker 3: Mean it more actually indicated what happened to us last year.
Speaker 3: But I think once we played it like six times
Speaker 3: back to back, Yeah, and we were in big trouble.
Speaker 3: I reckon there was given up caring mother.
Speaker 2: Do you reckon there was a link to the song
Speaker 2: and what happened?
Speaker 3: No, I think we found out we're getting the boot
Speaker 3: first a We're like, just put it on repeat.
Speaker 2: But we are happy here, so let's not burn that song. Hey,
Speaker 2: coming up your chance? This is ed Melbourne.
Speaker 6: After this, no more opportunities, one final chance, let's go
Speaker 6: down on the standby list.
Speaker 2: And after over one.
Speaker 6: Hundred and fifty shows, the Queen Taylor Swear wraps up
Speaker 6: the eras to it is closing night in Canada and
Speaker 6: we are going to put you on the standby list.
Speaker 6: Inside the next fifteen Minutesier on Nova woll good morning Melbourne,
Speaker 6: Yes on, Rickie, Lee, Tim and Joel. In the afternoons
Speaker 6: on Nova, there is an all out war going on
Speaker 6: between Joel Creasy and Tim Blackwell. Joel obviously is in
Speaker 6: these mistakes yep. Joel's obviously in the Wicked corner. Tim, however,
Speaker 6: thinks MO ONEA two is going to flog it at.
Speaker 2: The box office.
Speaker 3: Wow, what do you think? What's your money on clent?
Speaker 2: It's not my area of expertise going to.
Speaker 3: See either of Probably not. Maybe we should move him.
Speaker 4: You've got a wicked Wicked is two and three quarter hours?
Speaker 2: How long show? What two and three quarter hours? Do
Speaker 2: they have a break to get more? They need an
Speaker 2: intimition the.
Speaker 3: Same as the musical, exactly the same. How long does
Speaker 3: that go for?
Speaker 2: That's nine years?
Speaker 3: Two and three quarters hours plus into mission? Probably for hours.
Speaker 4: God sits in Milana too happily, but that's a long time.
Speaker 3: That's the song from Wicked. Run sings.
Speaker 2: Guys, guys, Oh god, here, Grab grab I brought this up.
Speaker 3: But do you know the Moana song? Moana put the
Speaker 3: rocks in and I saw him. It wasn't a red carpet.
Speaker 3: It was a sandy beach premiere.
Speaker 2: They walked the beach. When Margaret and David finish their
Speaker 2: movie review, Taylor Swift closing night of the eras, oh.
Speaker 3: My gosh, is this the last chance to get on
Speaker 3: the stand.
Speaker 2: By it you don't get on the list. Now you're
Speaker 2: not on it?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, clean are you excited?
Speaker 2: I'm pumped.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow we'll be going to someone's house with suitcase and
Speaker 3: hopefully novelty oversized ticket. Thanks saying you are off.
Speaker 2: To van naughty boarding person boarding pers I.
Speaker 3: Hope we've given someone that responsibility.
Speaker 6: Thirteen twenty four to ten is our number. The final
Speaker 6: chance to see Tayte in Canada is happening all right
Speaker 6: now on over one hundredth there is our Queen, Taylor Swift.
Speaker 2: Shake it off.
Speaker 6: We are days days away from the closing night of
Speaker 6: the eras tour.
Speaker 2: It is happening in Vancouver, Canada, and we can get
Speaker 2: you there here at Nova. It is Jason and Lauren
Speaker 2: Clins here as well. On the phone lines are open
Speaker 2: thirty twenty four to ten.
Speaker 6: This is it Melbourne, Final Chance, Last chancellon one person
Speaker 6: on that standby list. Wowie is going to have a
Speaker 6: roller coaster because they're going to have us knocking on
Speaker 6: their door tomorrow morning, us packing their bag.
Speaker 3: My god, I'm so excited.
Speaker 6: And then from the lows to the highs they will
Speaker 6: fight to Vancouver and see the Queen on her closing.
Speaker 3: Vancouver is one of the coolest cities in the world
Speaker 3: as well. You're gona have a great time. I was
Speaker 3: there about six weeks ago and it is awesome. And
Speaker 3: the people of Vancouver even six weeks ago, were excited
Speaker 3: about Taylor Swift arriving.
Speaker 2: Let's do it. Let's go to Oakleay. Charlotte, you're on
Speaker 2: the list.
Speaker 3: My god, Oh my god, Oh my god, oh my god. Charlotte,
Speaker 3: who would you take? She's hung up, she's too excited
Speaker 3: for Charlotte.
Speaker 4: She's done that thing where you know when you chubby
Speaker 4: cheek hits Charlotte she's typer ventilated.
Speaker 16: Happens?
Speaker 3: Can we does someone do a well fed check on Charlotte.
Speaker 3: We'll try and get her back.
Speaker 2: So welfare running, Amanda, you're on the list.
Speaker 3: Seriously, Amanda, did you go when you when she was
Speaker 3: in Melbourne?
Speaker 2: This could be a chest.
Speaker 3: We could be knocking on your door tomorrow. Amanda, have
Speaker 3: you at your passport ready to go?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: I do excellent. Wow, guys, this is it? The last person, last, final,
Speaker 2: final person.
Speaker 3: Oh you beat you do it? An upset the other day.
Speaker 3: But also you're going to make someone's dad.
Speaker 2: Let's make someone's breakfast.
Speaker 3: Let's do it.
Speaker 4: Alisha and mill.
Speaker 17: Park, I'm lucky last.
Speaker 2: You are the lucky last person. Stand by this.
Speaker 3: Thank you so welcome. Alisha. Have you been to Canada before?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I haven't. Have you seen Taylor Swift before?
Speaker 5: I have?
Speaker 9: I I went to him to Melbourne tickets in the
Speaker 9: very last.
Speaker 3: Drops to make Yeah.
Speaker 19: Absolutely, I'm decided to take well.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow morning, we could be knocking on your door and
Speaker 2: sending you to Taita. Oh, well done, she's nervous.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what you are the last one, Alisha? Ever,
Speaker 3: what did you say?
Speaker 8: I said?
Speaker 9: It's the best Christmas present ever if I win.
Speaker 3: We've got a rule on this show. We started it
Speaker 3: today a lady, here we go, scolt. Don't blame us,
Speaker 3: she said the Sea Word.
Speaker 2: Morning Melbourne. It is sixteen past night.
Speaker 3: We are early, only sixteen about to tick over to
Speaker 3: seven minutes seventeen minutes late. Isn't too bad?
Speaker 2: That's good for us.
Speaker 3: We else would you want to be on a Thursday morning?
Speaker 2: Jays three? Tell me the time. Well, I have a
Speaker 2: lot to do today. I have to go tree shopping,
Speaker 2: can I say.
Speaker 3: Show? I said, By the end of the show, I'll
Speaker 3: have you a tree and Santa photo booked in.
Speaker 2: Be very careful, said the Seaward.
Speaker 3: Oh, yes, can't you forgot?
Speaker 2: Didn't you?
Speaker 3: I forgot? Yeah, Mariyah, Santa photo and a tree.
Speaker 2: Yes, I have sorted the tree.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I have sorted the tree.
Speaker 2: You have seen me a link so I can sort
Speaker 2: the tree. Yes, you've also sent me a link so
Speaker 2: I can sort the Santa.
Speaker 3: Fe availability on the days you're available and you are
Speaker 3: just come on, Phillips.
Speaker 2: Thank you for running my life.
Speaker 3: You are welcome. I could not get myself organized if
Speaker 3: my life depended on it.
Speaker 4: You're a good problem.
Speaker 2: When I'm in trouble, I go straight to Lauren and
Speaker 2: you roll out your motto, which is throw money.
Speaker 3: At the problem. Well, you've left it so late. Now
Speaker 3: you might have to Well you might have to buy
Speaker 3: a boogie one because you can't get the other ones anymore.
Speaker 3: I'm so careful what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I don't hate it.
Speaker 3: Snowy and window, a white tree?
Speaker 2: Have you have you seen the recent ones where they're
Speaker 2: upside down? The new model ones?
Speaker 4: I don't like it.
Speaker 3: What do you mean they're upside down?
Speaker 2: They're upside down?
Speaker 3: The tree it hangs from the roof.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, so it sits on the stand, but
Speaker 2: the pointy end is in the bottom. It's a thing.
Speaker 2: I saw it online yesterday.
Speaker 3: It's a joke. No upside problem. Trunks in the air, Yeah,
Speaker 3: do you put a star on the trunk?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I just saw it online.
Speaker 3: You saw it?
Speaker 2: No, just Google shopping trees.
Speaker 4: You're you're you're trying to catch us out here.
Speaker 2: We're going to get out of here.
Speaker 3: All right, Thank you for being We will not.
Speaker 2: Be fooled tomorrow.
Speaker 6: We will leave the studio or we will drive to
Speaker 6: someone's house pack their bags and send them to Taylor.
Speaker 3: Se Taylor to day, I am so excited.
Speaker 6: Hey, today we spoke to a caller earlier that has arthritis.
Speaker 6: She can feel when the rains are coming, and she said,
Speaker 6: no pain today, so no rain today.
Speaker 3: The windows are so dark in here, I can't see
Speaker 3: if it's Cloudrow, Martha or Martha.
Speaker 2: A great day ever on Christmas, dray up to.
Speaker 3: What's the night? Why would you do that? Jason Lauren
Speaker 3: Wake up feeling Good on Nomber one hundred Jason Lauren
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