Speaker 1: We got morning every day lazy adelaide. I don't know, Joe.
Speaker 1: Can we talk with Samaritans? Yes?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 1: Oh makes me feel good. We spoke earlier and show
Speaker 1: about a good Samaritan in a new in. I think
Speaker 1: it was Kansas City who went to give a homeless
Speaker 1: person some change her cell off.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: She came back the next day and the homeless person said,
Speaker 1: here go, here's your ring back, and it was worth
Speaker 1: like four grand or something, one thousand dollars. So she
Speaker 1: decided to start a go Fummy page and they raised
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty thousand dollars for this guy and
Speaker 1: completely got him back on his feet. I love that
Speaker 1: really nice.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: So I was parked on the weekend at Channel seven
Speaker 1: and I went back into my car and I was
Speaker 1: in a mad rush too, by the way, and I saw.
Speaker 2: No one ever is that crazy?
Speaker 1: I was trying to go across and I was late.
Speaker 1: I never run late, no kidding, I never run early.
Speaker 4: No, you do you know who the worst? Just a
Speaker 4: bit of a pel the curtains back. You know who
Speaker 4: the worst is? At that Tom Wren, I've seen that
Speaker 4: man sprints down War Memorial Drive and put his gear
Speaker 4: on twenty seconds before he went to here, but went
Speaker 4: to air and then he's just like nails and nails
Speaker 4: it every time.
Speaker 2: It's extraordinary.
Speaker 1: There was a note on my car. Yeah, and first
Speaker 1: of all I thought it was a fine and when
Speaker 1: I saw that it wasn't a fine fine, I was
Speaker 1: quite relieved. The note read, hello, sorry, I accidentally backed
Speaker 1: into your car. I can't see any damage, but my
Speaker 1: number is oh for blah blah blah, sorry again, Natalie.
Speaker 2: That's so nice.
Speaker 1: And straightaway I thought, well, I'm going to check my
Speaker 1: car and I really really gave it a thorough investigation,
Speaker 1: could not find a single dint or anything. And then
Speaker 1: when I got home and told my wife, my wife
Speaker 1: was like, that's actually incredible. Yes, people don't do that. No, Like,
Speaker 1: oh jeez, I gave it the once over. But if
Speaker 1: you find any damage, here's my number and we'll sort
Speaker 1: something out.
Speaker 2: Well, two things here. I want to check that the
Speaker 2: Tea Cross is okay.
Speaker 1: The Tea Cross a little banged up. Spiritually okay, but
Speaker 1: physically okay, Emotionally all good. Emotionally, yeah, I'll put it
Speaker 1: into some places and areas and speeds that it shouldn't.
Speaker 1: But Apart from that, yes.
Speaker 4: Yes, And secondly, can I play devil's advocate here? Is
Speaker 4: there a chance that what was her name is Natalie?
Speaker 4: Is there a chance that Natalie someone saw her back
Speaker 4: into your car, so she has I'm going to have
Speaker 4: to take responsibility for this, and like wrote that note just.
Speaker 2: So that everyone.
Speaker 1: I do that because I believe in the power and
Speaker 1: the beauty of humanity. It's a good Samaritan act.
Speaker 2: Well, I am, I am tainted by the world and
Speaker 2: I'm jaded.
Speaker 1: And I did set a food truck nearby though they
Speaker 1: didn't say anything. There's a food truck right nearby who
Speaker 1: I thought would have seen something if something happened. So
Speaker 1: maybe she felt guilty. But let's just go with the
Speaker 1: good Samaritans, shall we?
Speaker 2: Let's run with that.
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty four ten. Have you been a good Samaritan
Speaker 1: or have you been helped by one? Can we just
Speaker 1: share the love for a second? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 1: There's so much bad stuff happening and so many outrageous
Speaker 1: situations where people wrong other people. Can we just have
Speaker 1: a little spot work It could just be nice?
Speaker 4: Yah? Yeah, I mean we could do this. On thirteen
Speaker 4: twenty four ten, who was the good Samaritan that posted
Speaker 4: the video of David Spear's I'm.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I'm jaded. I'm sorry, I can't help it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, unbelievable. Thirteen twenty four ten. Have you been
Speaker 1: helped by a good Samaritan? Or are you a good Samaritan?
Speaker 1: Straight up, there's some good people out there. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Karen in Sauce p Down scoorts you. Karen, Hello,
Speaker 1: how are you? Are you on the end of a
Speaker 1: good act or are you a good actor?
Speaker 5: I was on the end of a good act.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 6: What happened?
Speaker 7: Garrett? I went to.
Speaker 5: Welly's at Hollywood Plaza and I went to the service desk,
Speaker 5: and I did what a hat to do, and I
Speaker 5: just walked away and completely left my purse on the
Speaker 5: counter of the service desk. Oh and so when I
Speaker 5: got home a couple of hours later, I went to
Speaker 5: get a stamp to put it on an envelope out
Speaker 5: my purse and I just couldn't find my person anywhere.
Speaker 5: And I knew the last place I was at was
Speaker 5: at the service dest Willis, and I rang and they said, yes,
Speaker 5: someone handed it in and it had all the cards
Speaker 5: in it. There was no money notes, but there was
Speaker 5: gold coins, you know, and we're also in there.
Speaker 2: That's what we want to be out.
Speaker 5: So thank you, so thank you to the person who
Speaker 5: handed it in on Saturday.
Speaker 1: That's amazing. Do you know what's extraordinary from that? Karen?
Speaker 1: How many hours until you notice that your purse was missing?
Speaker 8: But saw three?
Speaker 5: Well, I don't go to that person every minute of
Speaker 5: the day.
Speaker 1: That's very true.
Speaker 4: Lucky David Spears didn't find it because the notes to
Speaker 4: be gone.
Speaker 1: Allegedly said allegedly they'd be gone thirty. Its ready, four
Speaker 1: to ten. Have you been a good samaritan or have
Speaker 1: you been helped by one? Let's take me of course
Speaker 1: on this next you're skeptical. You're a little bit skeptical.
Speaker 1: Someone left a note on my car saying, look, I
Speaker 1: couldn't find any damage. I backed into your car. Look
Speaker 1: if there is damage, here's my number, give me a call.
Speaker 1: Let's disgusting.
Speaker 4: I mean, I've been in this position where I've accidentally
Speaker 4: nudged someone and I thought, oh my god, there's people
Speaker 4: that have seen that.
Speaker 2: I better do the right.
Speaker 1: You're a bad breaks.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not a bad person, but you can't just
Speaker 4: drive away.
Speaker 2: You can't do that.
Speaker 4: So I just I wonder if Natalie the Good Samaritan
Speaker 4: has just maybe jotted something on a piece of paper
Speaker 4: that mightn't even be a little legitimate phone number.
Speaker 2: Who knows?
Speaker 1: Well, haven't Well, that's the thing. I haven't called it yet.
Speaker 2: Maybe we will, but I couldn't.
Speaker 1: Find any damage. Okay, getting a little bit spicy.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Michelle because we're taking a calls this morning,
Speaker 4: thirteen twenty four to.
Speaker 2: Ten your good Samaritan stories. We want to hear them.
Speaker 2: What happened, Michelle?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Hi, I was down the beach with my daughter.
Speaker 8: Were actually we've gone to the Patrick Brains, had our
Speaker 8: new little puppy that was only going for the second time,
Speaker 8: and for the last forty eight hours, I thought that
Speaker 8: there was something wrong with my car, something was clunky.
Speaker 5: Didn't know what it was.
Speaker 8: Kept getting out checking all the tires, they're all good.
Speaker 8: We left the dentist and.
Speaker 1: It got loud.
Speaker 5: I'm like, is it?
Speaker 2: What is going on?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Anyway, so we've gone with carts at Grange, so well
Speaker 8: we'll get here at least then we can fix it
Speaker 8: from here. If something's drop anyway, part the car, getting
Speaker 8: the dog out. A man, older man comes up and
Speaker 8: he goes, are you going to fix that? And I
Speaker 8: sort of paused him minute, thinking shit, have I hit something?
Speaker 8: What have I done? Have I done something wrong? I'm
Speaker 8: looking at my daughter. I said, Sorris, I don't know
Speaker 8: what you mean. And he when your tire and he went,
Speaker 8: it's completely flat. I'm like, we literally just take that
Speaker 8: five minutes ago and it was up. Yeah right. I'm like,
Speaker 8: oh my god, oh no, you know I never really
Speaker 8: came to tire blah blah blah. Yeah, and he said
Speaker 8: listen and I said. He said, oh, fix I to
Speaker 8: slip around the corner. I've got a puncture kit. I'll
Speaker 8: go and get it for you. And I said, an
Speaker 8: I giving you a coffee or something? Well, you know
Speaker 8: while you're doing that, then no, no, I just have
Speaker 8: one with my wife. He's just been on a bike side.
Speaker 8: Did you go down the beach the dog and it'll
Speaker 8: be sicked when you get back? Oh my god.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So I went home and told my husband and he said,
Speaker 8: because we got mobile numbers. Yeah, he said, well make
Speaker 8: sure you let him know get his emails. I was
Speaker 8: sending him abouctually coming to have dinner at the pub.
Speaker 8: So lovely.
Speaker 1: See, would you get affected by someone who's a good
Speaker 1: samaritan you just want to pass up behavior total.
Speaker 4: That's really lovely. Okay, let's go to Jeanette. What happened
Speaker 4: with you?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Hi, it's back.
Speaker 5: To my husband.
Speaker 9: He was in a car park in his work youse
Speaker 9: and he backed into another car. So he'd left the
Speaker 9: night saying he'd backed in put with his details, and
Speaker 9: as he was doing someone else from the industry that
Speaker 9: he's in saw him and said, oh, good on your
Speaker 9: mate for doing that, And it ended up the guy
Speaker 9: was his future boss.
Speaker 1: Ah there, So the bloke who spoke to him or
Speaker 1: the bloke who's carried back into the bloke who spoke.
Speaker 9: To him, So he didn't need a good reference for
Speaker 9: that one.
Speaker 1: So then he noticed that he was a good person samaritan.
Speaker 1: All of a sudden he climbed his way up.
Speaker 2: And very nice. Thank you, Jeanette. Good morning, Jackie, good morning.
Speaker 1: How are you good.
Speaker 2: You've got some thoughts on hazy situation.
Speaker 1: Well you think there's a bit of a twist to
Speaker 1: this hazy Here we go.
Speaker 8: She didn't back into your car at all.
Speaker 3: She saw you get out of your car. I think
Speaker 3: you're a bit hot or cute.
Speaker 8: And she left and that with a number of for
Speaker 8: you to give her a call.
Speaker 1: Do you think Jackie? Though? Like even if I was
Speaker 1: looking good, just had a fresh haircut, just clip my legs.
Speaker 1: She saw me get out of the little Volkswag and
Speaker 1: tea cross and she thought, do you know what, I'm
Speaker 1: just not sure that's a big bulky man's car. Is
Speaker 1: there a car that turned?
Speaker 3: But she thought, what a great what a great little
Speaker 3: pickup line.
Speaker 1: That's interesting. That's made me feel good. Yeah, that's gonna
Speaker 1: be very disappointing when it's not true.
Speaker 2: As we like to say on this show, I'd put
Speaker 2: that in my basket. So maybe what she thought about.
Speaker 1: You, you probably need to follow us up, don't we reckon?
Speaker 1: I need to call Natalie okay, all right.
Speaker 4: Well maybe not live, because if my suspicions are right,
Speaker 4: that's not Natalie's number.
Speaker 1: Got to go through to some random Barry speaking Barry.
Speaker 1: Oh hey, Barry, is Natalie there? All right, watch your
Speaker 1: space and we'll see what we can come up with,
Speaker 1: and we'll touch. We'll get back in touch tomorrow. Okay, Jodes,
Speaker 1: you know how I feel about cats.
Speaker 2: Yeah, indifferent.
Speaker 1: They're freaks, crazy little fellers. They're very mysterious, very different
Speaker 1: the dogs. Dogs very consistent. They love you.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Cats will probably try and kill you if they have
Speaker 1: an opportunity.
Speaker 4: But I feel like cats judge you don't know. They
Speaker 4: just look at you like you're an absolute more. I
Speaker 4: had to test everything about you. Now, where's my cat food?
Speaker 1: We've spoken about this before. And then they press their
Speaker 1: little leather purses on you, Like, what's going on here?
Speaker 1: Why do you need to skin contact? Why do you
Speaker 1: feel like that's a connection piece.
Speaker 4: The day that I that you called cats and do
Speaker 4: it was probably one of the best days of my life.
Speaker 1: For catloaders out there, you know exactly what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: They lead with the do and they press it against
Speaker 1: you when they sit on your lap and you're like,
Speaker 1: what are you doing? Yeah, this is a free zone anyway.
Speaker 1: What about this story that's come out from the UK.
Speaker 1: Here's a headline, A cremated cat returns from the dead.
Speaker 1: That's right. A UK woman's kiddies whose name is Ted,
Speaker 1: proved that cats might actually have nine lives while on
Speaker 1: holiday in Turkey. Nicky Knight from Newby, North Yorkshire, was
Speaker 1: heartbroken to here from her neighbors that Ted, her cat,
Speaker 1: had drowned in their pond. Oh no, she said. I
Speaker 1: had to break the newest of my husband and our
Speaker 1: four children, and we were absolutely devastated.
Speaker 2: So they're Scottish now that Scottish.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be English here. No, it's from the
Speaker 1: UK that accent. Yeah right, she said, because Ted is
Speaker 1: a huge personality and a beloved member of the family.
Speaker 1: Days later, while relaxing by the pool, and I got
Speaker 1: a flurry of miscalls from her cat sitter, she finally answered,
Speaker 1: and what she heard was unbelievable. Ted had just waltz
Speaker 1: in through the cat flap like nothing had happened. It's
Speaker 1: so arrogant too. Were talking about my dead Give me
Speaker 1: some eat, here's my doot, she said. I didn't believe
Speaker 1: it at first. I had to get her to facetimeing
Speaker 1: live so I could actually see that Ted was alive.
Speaker 1: It turned out that Night had paid one hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty quid to create someone else's cat, and when she
Speaker 1: went to collect the ashes, the urn had been labeled
Speaker 1: not dead Ted. Vicky Crallon, who's the director of Heavenly
Speaker 1: Pets Crematorium, great little establishment, hell of a Christmas party,
Speaker 1: called the situation bittersweet and worried another family was missing
Speaker 1: their own pets.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, okay, some of the families like to
Speaker 4: their kids, yes they have and said said Ted has
Speaker 4: gone to Geddy Heaven.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, there is a key message and all that. Yes,
Speaker 1: cats have several lives, maybe they do have nine lives.
Speaker 1: And also, Vicky, you cook someone else's cat, so deal
Speaker 1: with that, Joe's I love random acts of kindness. And
Speaker 1: when you hear of these big acts of kindness that
Speaker 1: go viral, warms your heart, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: It's nice, isn't it.
Speaker 1: A little story emerged from the States, and look, the
Speaker 1: United States has its issues. They have a few little
Speaker 1: issues that they're dealing with, Yes, but this was a
Speaker 1: nice story. Billy Ray Harris, a homeless man in Kansas City,
Speaker 1: found himself in an unexpected situation when Sarah Darling accidentally
Speaker 1: dropped her engagement ring into his cup while giving some
Speaker 1: spare change. So, despite appraising the ring at four thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: Harris returned it to Darling, a decision that transformed his life.
Speaker 1: In gratitude, Darling and her husband started a fundraiser and
Speaker 1: it raised for him one hundred and eighty thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: So Harris, who's a made to buy a car, put
Speaker 1: down a payment on a house and reconnect with his
Speaker 1: long lost family, turning his life completely around. Wow, I
Speaker 1: sort of feel like these stories only happened in the
Speaker 1: States as well. Yeah, it's extremely good or extremely bad.
Speaker 1: Where's the meeting in the United States? Yes, I know,
Speaker 1: that's a nice story.
Speaker 2: You guys are so extreme.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just, for example, the other day, I had
Speaker 1: an old pair of headphones that would have been five
Speaker 1: to six years old, and I can say it now,
Speaker 1: I'm a little bit ashamed they were moldy on the
Speaker 1: inside because I'd wear them at the gym. I reckon,
Speaker 1: there's almost flies and maggots on them.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I left them on top of my car for fifteen
Speaker 1: minutes and someone's too have them.
Speaker 2: Really, how does that happen?
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, how does someone steal a moldy, maggetty
Speaker 1: pair of headphones?
Speaker 4: Oh they'll get these back when they wear them, won't they.
Speaker 4: The next minute, you're fly blown. Next I've got insects
Speaker 4: rolling out of there.
Speaker 2: Is Oh gosh, got that.
Speaker 1: Put this out there thirty twenty four to ten. If
Speaker 1: you've got a nice, little random act of kindness that
Speaker 1: you've been evolved in or someone's done to you, please
Speaker 1: get in touch with this because this is nice.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: David Spear's former opposition leader and our favorite Scotsman, is
Speaker 4: in a little bit of trouble.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's a genuine bad boy, front page of the Advertiser.
Speaker 1: That's what you're always to achieve, unless you're doing something really.
Speaker 4: Lisit well, unless you're doing something like allegedly snorting some
Speaker 4: white powder.
Speaker 2: So this is the scene.
Speaker 4: This video is timestamped four twelve on June thirty this year.
Speaker 2: In his home. There's a kitchen table.
Speaker 4: He's surrounded by wine, liquor bottles, a cigarette lighter, some
Speaker 4: crumpled tissues, and David appears to bend down over his
Speaker 4: kitchen bench and snort some kind of white powder. And
Speaker 4: then you fast forward to six thirty two and he's
Speaker 4: seen doing the same thing. And then you fast forward
Speaker 4: to about eleven o'clock this morning and he fronted the
Speaker 4: media along with Matt Cowdrey and did a press conference.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: So I don't know if this is a legitimate video
Speaker 4: or not. He claims it might have been some sort
Speaker 4: of deep fake. They've had experts have a look at it,
Speaker 4: and the experts have said no, no, no, no, that's
Speaker 4: genuinely the real thing. So there's just a couple of
Speaker 4: issues at play here, and the first one for me
Speaker 4: is who's filming him doing that and who has then
Speaker 4: stitched him up and leaked it to the media.
Speaker 1: It's one of the great stitch ups because, like you said,
Speaker 1: we don't know if it's completely true, and also we
Speaker 1: don't know what he snorted him could be crushed anti.
Speaker 2: Inflat Yes, just Thatswayne Carey.
Speaker 1: Poor Wayne Carey found himself in a similar situation.
Speaker 4: But the tires of journal hit him up outside of
Speaker 4: his house and he staunchly denied it and said, this
Speaker 4: is very distressing for me.
Speaker 1: No, certainly not.
Speaker 10: Me, certainly not.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 10: It is definitely in the video.
Speaker 1: Strange No way did not.
Speaker 10: I certainly did not.
Speaker 1: That is very trouble. I swear you can hear I'm
Speaker 1: pitching him winking. I did not.
Speaker 2: Yes, I don't know, So watch this space.
Speaker 4: His political career with the Liberal Party is obviously over.
Speaker 4: He stepped down as the leader, he lost his position
Speaker 4: on the front bench. For all intents and purposes, this
Speaker 4: is this can't damage his political career because there is
Speaker 4: none at this point. But if he wants to go
Speaker 4: on and get some sort of cushy boast government job
Speaker 4: in the private sector, that's where it might be damaging.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But also, I have solved a mystery this morning, and
Speaker 4: bear with me because this is going to blow your mind.
Speaker 2: I have been racking my brain trying.
Speaker 4: To work out David Spiez's replacement, guy called Vincent Tazia
Speaker 4: for years.
Speaker 2: I've been looking at him, going, you remind me of
Speaker 2: someone like.
Speaker 1: An old friend or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, something like that, Like I just can't work out.
Speaker 1: Who you are, someone familiar, And this.
Speaker 4: Morning I think I nailed it. He reminds me of
Speaker 4: the count of sesamest.
Speaker 1: The number of the day. The number of the day
Speaker 1: is that's you, lovable character of the count hundred years.
Speaker 1: I will not be in.
Speaker 2: Vincentarzia.
Speaker 8: Three.
Speaker 4: Hey, Hazy, you're the father of three. Imagine if you
Speaker 4: sent them off to school knowing that they were going
Speaker 4: to be weighed that day, and then your kid comes home.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, daddy, I was weighing today and
Speaker 4: they said that I need to lose a bit of weight.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine that conversation.
Speaker 1: I'm just a little bit confused in this space because
Speaker 1: players waits in the AFLW and the AFL are unavailable.
Speaker 1: But now what potentially primary school children's weights are available.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seems like a ludicrous idea.
Speaker 4: And to talk a little bit more about it is
Speaker 4: the twenty twenty three Australian of the Year and Embrace Founder,
Speaker 4: body image Advocate and all round legend. My beautiful friend
Speaker 4: Tarran Burnfit joins us now. Good morning, Taran, good morning,
Speaker 4: Good morning. What an earth has possessed authorities to say
Speaker 4: this is a good idea.
Speaker 3: It's absurd, isn't it? And there is no evidence to
Speaker 3: suggest that putting kids on scales will reduce their weight
Speaker 3: or increase their health behaviors. We have to stop this
Speaker 3: from happening in Australia because the US have done it.
Speaker 3: In twenty fourteen, they rolled it out to almost half
Speaker 3: of their states. It was a policy that was mandated
Speaker 3: and now they're de implementing it because of the fallout,
Speaker 3: the psychological and physical fallout and distress that it puts
Speaker 3: our kids under it just can't happen.
Speaker 1: So Tom a question with that notice, but how the
Speaker 1: hell does this get past when it has clearly failed
Speaker 1: in the States. That's Isn't that mind boggling?
Speaker 3: It is And that's the questions that we're asking now.
Speaker 3: And I think that the people have spoken. You know,
Speaker 3: I've sort of been in the media cycle for the
Speaker 3: last of forty eight hours and there is just a
Speaker 3: resounding support of parents going absolutely, you will not be
Speaker 3: letting my child stand on scales because imagine what that
Speaker 3: doesn't in the playground. You know, they're going to start
Speaker 3: comparing their weights. There's going to be a good weight,
Speaker 3: a bad way.
Speaker 8: It's just going to be disastrous.
Speaker 3: Will I have not said this, but I'll say, Jody,
Speaker 3: because we're mates, over my dead body will allow this
Speaker 3: policy in Australia. I will fight to the very end
Speaker 3: because we just can't let this happen to our children.
Speaker 4: We know that up to seventy seven percent of adolescents
Speaker 4: have body image issues. Seventy seven percent, let's just ponder
Speaker 4: on that for just a moment, and that can lead
Speaker 4: to all sorts of problems like depression, anxiety.
Speaker 2: All those things.
Speaker 4: We know that to be factual, So why on earth
Speaker 4: are we planting that seed in our kids at such
Speaker 4: a young age.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, And I think the flip side of
Speaker 3: that really awful stat is that people and young people
Speaker 3: who appreciate their bodies and feel good in their bodies,
Speaker 3: they're more likely to move them. They're more likely to
Speaker 3: eat fruit and vegetables, they're more likely to wear sunscreen,
Speaker 3: they're less likely to vake drinks, take a list of drugs.
Speaker 3: So it makes all the sense in the world to
Speaker 3: get our young people and all people to feel good
Speaker 3: in their bodies. And for all of your listeners this morning,
Speaker 3: if you're thinking, oh, what's the one thing I can do,
Speaker 3: it is never say anything negative about your body or
Speaker 3: anyone else's body again in front of our young people.
Speaker 3: They're really struggling and they need us to role model
Speaker 3: the behavior so they can be what they see.
Speaker 4: And you know, they have never ever been surrounded by
Speaker 4: more images young boys and girls of perfection on Instagram,
Speaker 4: on social media, on TikTok, whatever it may be. They're
Speaker 4: already facing an uphill battle with this body image stuff.
Speaker 4: They don't need their teachers and people in schools.
Speaker 2: To say, hey, you need to drop a few pounds.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's this notion that shame and stigma will
Speaker 3: motivate people to healthy behaviors, but all of the data
Speaker 3: and the research says absolutely it doesn't. It sends people
Speaker 3: the other way. In fact, out of these studies in
Speaker 3: the US, the people that knew their weight and were
Speaker 3: tracking weight actually their weight increase over five and ten years.
Speaker 3: So it's the opposite of what we should be doing.
Speaker 3: And we've just got to remind kids that, you know,
Speaker 3: we're here for a short time. You go and get life,
Speaker 3: have adventures, enjoy your body, do the thing. Don't get
Speaker 3: so swept up in what you look like, focus on
Speaker 3: how you feel.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Taran, I love talking to you, you know that.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much for taking time out of your
Speaker 4: schedule to have a chat with us today. You're a busy,
Speaker 4: busy woman. Yeah, thank you so much. And let's hope
Speaker 4: it's not over your dead body, babe.
Speaker 3: Because I enjoy every morning morning everybody.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: The only time I will accept kids being weighed is
Speaker 1: what I think they still do. They definitely used to
Speaker 1: do in the New Zealand school boy rugby system, and
Speaker 1: that is they would weigh the kids and put them
Speaker 1: in categories to make sure that they don't get hurt, right,
Speaker 1: And I could have used that coming through, yeah, because
Speaker 1: we all know a situation when you're playing and you
Speaker 1: look at that kid and you're like, we're both twelve,
Speaker 1: but he's got a beard and he weighs at least
Speaker 1: fifty kilos of extra muscle on me, and now I
Speaker 1: might get crushed. Are you genuinely do that?
Speaker 4: We like to put our sound guy told on the
Speaker 4: scares just for fun, because he is a beast.
Speaker 1: He's a unit, yes, and he's a man that when
Speaker 1: he puts away. Absolutely, that's fair, isn't it, Jade, that's
Speaker 1: raising that.
Speaker 2: It's a general rule. We're really good friends. But from
Speaker 2: seven fifty four, all about seven fifty eight, I actually
Speaker 2: can't stand a look here.
Speaker 1: Wow, why is that? Because it's his haircutter face. It's
Speaker 1: his haircut. It's too good. No, it's almost too good.
Speaker 2: The face is what I can't stand. Very smugg, so smug.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting.
Speaker 1: Songs the song song song of the game where we
Speaker 1: have to guess songs that have been orchestralized, or Wall
Speaker 1: of Cinema family pass up for grabs.
Speaker 7: Because guys, we're feeling friendly. I'm really scared right now.
Speaker 7: This is a scary space, especially as the score right
Speaker 7: now is twelve to twenty and hazy.
Speaker 4: When we don't turn on each other, we sometimes turn
Speaker 4: on you.
Speaker 1: By the way, Yes, this is what I'm waiting for.
Speaker 10: Spot He says something like that.
Speaker 7: You get upset and you both take it out on
Speaker 7: me during the game, which is not gonna happen today
Speaker 7: because I having a friendly game. And Kyle from Smithfield
Speaker 7: got through first and chose Tim Jody, Morning.
Speaker 1: Kyl, Good morning Jody.
Speaker 2: No one saw that coming back.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: You're right car. A few too many Bloody Mary's for
Speaker 1: you this morning.
Speaker 10: Family ties. And Jess from T T.
Speaker 7: Gully is on team Hazy.
Speaker 1: As sorry, you're lucked out with me in second?
Speaker 2: That all right?
Speaker 1: Stick with me, my friend.
Speaker 10: It is what I saame as always.
Speaker 7: It is the best of three overhits, throwbacks orchestralized.
Speaker 10: This first one is not easy. I'm scared. Song number one.
Speaker 10: You know what I know. It's Janie.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: Can't happen right now, Johnny, go on, put a ring
Speaker 2: on it.
Speaker 7: By it's not the name of the song You're wrong.
Speaker 1: Do you want to have a guess? Is it a
Speaker 1: Beyonce single Ladies?
Speaker 6: Happening? O? God, it's so not fair's so scared.
Speaker 1: I mean, it really makes you think when you think
Speaker 1: about it, doesn't jis going on?
Speaker 2: You do this to even I thought that was the
Speaker 2: name of the song.
Speaker 1: Okay, we'll ring on it. That's different. That's different.
Speaker 4: So what you realized that it was incorrect?
Speaker 2: So that's okay.
Speaker 1: So what would usually happen is that Jody would say
Speaker 1: it's single Ladies, but I don't know who the artist is,
Speaker 1: and then it'll be and I'll be like, well, I
Speaker 1: know that's by Beyonce. Yeah. So this time though, you
Speaker 1: just got the told wrong.
Speaker 7: That's so rough, Jos. I'm so sorry, but it does quit.
Speaker 1: The hey good for me though, a great start.
Speaker 10: For me potentially for the women. Song number two, I.
Speaker 1: Maybe d n C E Cake by the Open Well.
Speaker 2: Done what today? I'm not.
Speaker 1: Whitney ladies when you're.
Speaker 7: Ready as keep on the car ship.
Speaker 4: Rough.
Speaker 2: That's actually good by you because I wouldn't have got
Speaker 2: d n C. Yeah, there's no way.
Speaker 7: I was freaking out that you were going to say
Speaker 7: dance or dance and then I'd have to decide whether
Speaker 7: that was okay.
Speaker 1: No, you couldn't accept that, I don't think. And also
Speaker 1: for the first time, my ram was like, it's the
Speaker 1: Jonas brothers.
Speaker 4: We do a full recap of how you process that
Speaker 4: and how you thought through it and how you came
Speaker 4: up with the answer.
Speaker 2: This is fun.
Speaker 1: It's so fun for everyone that or just for person giggles.
Speaker 1: We could do the first song.
Speaker 4: Do you know the night Time that I did win
Speaker 4: back in nineteen eighty four, and we made you do
Speaker 4: the third song you cut up so rough?
Speaker 10: Yeah, you got We're going to do it right now.
Speaker 10: So number three plays.
Speaker 2: I'm not even trying.
Speaker 1: Hazy baba.
Speaker 6: Sorry when I'm so sorry, day, I mean the great news.
Speaker 2: Sorry, but you make me?
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: Can we please just congratulate just from Tully and you've
Speaker 7: got Wallace family happy for you only Yes.
Speaker 4: Kyle, I'm sorry to you. I love your sister's names Jodie.
Speaker 4: I hope she is better at me than so.
Speaker 10: Please let's get out here.
Speaker 1: Just Also, Kyle learned a valuable lesson first