Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: One hundred.
Speaker 3: Well, good morning everybody.
Speaker 2: Well Tuesday, good morning, another beautiful day.
Speaker 4: Hang here in Melbourne, morn. She was hot, was gorgeous.
Speaker 3: Oh it was a bit warm for me.
Speaker 2: What I'll go away, honestly.
Speaker 3: No, it was lovely. It was lovely, but it was
Speaker 3: just it was We've been waiting all year.
Speaker 4: It was the little humid to get to this point,
Speaker 4: and now you want it to be cool.
Speaker 2: Let's points you'll annoy.
Speaker 5: I took I took one of the boys to the
Speaker 5: pub for lunch. He was off sick for the day.
Speaker 2: No, if you're off sick you stay home.
Speaker 5: He came good for lunch and we just want to
Speaker 5: get a steak. But they didn't have the air con pumping,
Speaker 5: so it was like eating in a sauna.
Speaker 4: Did you ask them to flick it up?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I did, and they did, but just not.
Speaker 2: Oh it was it was air conditioning with yesterday. Today's
Speaker 2: going to be twenty six. Another beautiful day, head Melbourne.
Speaker 2: I will take that.
Speaker 4: It's a little taste, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Some second.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's sticking around a week, But yeah,
Speaker 2: beautiful yesterday.
Speaker 4: I didn't climb into bed last night in my my
Speaker 4: longer pajamas.
Speaker 2: You have the top one or just the bottoms.
Speaker 4: I had the top one as well. Hang on, just
Speaker 4: park your judgment for a second.
Speaker 3: I went not judging.
Speaker 4: They were winter pajamas, and I can't believe in wearing
Speaker 4: pajamas in bed, but I did, and I schitzed it up.
Speaker 4: At about one o'clock in the morning. I gave myself
Speaker 4: a little strip show.
Speaker 2: Yeah I've done that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it would be.
Speaker 2: Is it a button up pajama?
Speaker 4: No? No, quant Yeah?
Speaker 3: Do you wear the funny hat like an I should?
Speaker 4: I should?
Speaker 2: Shouldn't know anyone wear those night hats. Women wear silk
Speaker 2: ones now because they help our head. It stops it fuzzing.
Speaker 2: It like helps if you had to blow awave or
Speaker 2: you've keeps it nice, it soft, keeps nice.
Speaker 7: The mirror, the mirror I do focused at your beds.
Speaker 4: It's on an angle, that's right. I haven't changed it.
Speaker 3: Seen anybody else in it lately, just the.
Speaker 2: Dog in the Bachelor pub. I love the bat now.
Speaker 4: I was in a bit of a half this morning
Speaker 4: because I remembered on my way out that the cleaner
Speaker 4: is coming this morning, and there was ship everywhere. I
Speaker 4: was like, I need to do a pre clean.
Speaker 2: That reminds me of my mum when I but the
Speaker 2: clean is coming and Mum and go, No, the cleaner cleans.
Speaker 2: You have to tidy, okay, pre clean, pre clean, pre
Speaker 2: clean for the cleaner.
Speaker 5: Actually I did that for the car wash the other week.
Speaker 5: I'm like parked down the car wash doing a full
Speaker 5: cleaner and what am I doing?
Speaker 4: Just put it.
Speaker 2: You've got to sort what you want them to throw out,
Speaker 2: what you want to keep, and then.
Speaker 5: You like just don't open the boot. Don't worry about up.
Speaker 5: But it sounds like that's my cable tied in there.
Speaker 4: Just don't open. They don't. They shouldn't saw it, they
Speaker 4: shouldn't touch it like they do. You know what they do.
Speaker 4: They collect everything and put on put on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if there's like there's like rubbish in the cup holder,
Speaker 2: they'll take that. It's like a real coffee cup or.
Speaker 4: Something, maybe one coffee cup.
Speaker 5: But otherwise I'm with Clinton normal, it's like, oh he's
Speaker 5: a charging gable, here's twenty cent.
Speaker 2: Oh no, the charging cable on twenty Central State. But
Speaker 2: like a wrapper or an empty coffee cup.
Speaker 4: It's incredible of things they find down there. Oh you
Speaker 4: imagine it, you know, I.
Speaker 2: Found my feelings. I found a necklace that I had
Speaker 2: lost and I thought was gone for like a year,
Speaker 2: And somehow it had flicked under the foot mat on
Speaker 2: the driver's seat, and when they cleaned the car I
Speaker 2: came back, was sitting on my dash and I'm like,
Speaker 2: i'n't seen that for a year. I thought it was gone.
Speaker 5: Ski speaking of lost and found right in how my
Speaker 5: WAF was just at Schoolies Week on the Gold Coast. Yes,
Speaker 5: and no girlfriends took the boys up there, not realizing
Speaker 5: it's schoolies week. The boys around on boogie boards. I
Speaker 5: was going through photos last night. I'm like, where che
Speaker 5: boogey boards from cheers out the Gold Coast Speech Library.
Speaker 2: I'm like what, Oh, like, you can borrow them.
Speaker 5: So it's like a lost and Found box on the
Speaker 5: Gold Coast beach. So any boogie boards or anything that's
Speaker 5: left there during the day, they're just putting this library
Speaker 5: and people can help themselves.
Speaker 2: Well, there are lots of people that go to the
Speaker 2: Gold Coast and things like that, and they get there,
Speaker 2: like my friends do this with their kids. Don't take
Speaker 2: the buckets and you're there, so they buy them and
Speaker 2: then they leave them there and other people can use them.
Speaker 4: Beach library. This one belongs to s Corby.
Speaker 3: Get a different boogie.
Speaker 2: Probably there was no boogie board. That was the point.
Speaker 4: Oh gotcha, Well.
Speaker 2: That's where the boogie board got left behind.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's the room of the bank.
Speaker 5: Hey, sumber twelve to twelve to kick things off, we're
Speaker 5: gonna find show coming up today, your chance to when
Speaker 5: you wait to the AO in the first twenty minutes,
Speaker 5: and then we got cash coming up at seven and
Speaker 5: eight plus Gaga tickets.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a beautiful day. It was beautiful yesterday.
Speaker 2: Clint come over for dinner last night.
Speaker 4: It was festive. Gee was what what's wrong? No?
Speaker 2: That did sound sarcastic, didn't it me?
Speaker 4: Yeah? It was no, No, No, that was remarkably realistic
Speaker 4: of me, since since.
Speaker 5: It's just a different vibe. When I spoke to you
Speaker 5: on the phone, your stuff. Why what did I You said,
Speaker 5: I've got to go do the Christmas tree. It's the
Speaker 5: last thing I feel like.
Speaker 7: No, I did not say that. That's that's you're putting
Speaker 7: words in my mouth. You're trying to you're trying to
Speaker 7: draw a divide between us and I.
Speaker 4: Don't like it. Which one of you is lying, well,
Speaker 4: I certainly not. Why would I like you?
Speaker 3: I've seen pretty shocked how excited he was.
Speaker 4: Do you know what that is? An out and out lie?
Speaker 2: One of you is?
Speaker 4: Did I? I got there in plenty of time. I said,
Speaker 4: thank you, decorate the tree.
Speaker 3: Because you're trying to get it done and quick.
Speaker 2: He was dying for something to do. He text me
Speaker 2: in the morning and said, right, I finished work, I've
Speaker 2: gone home, I've walked the dog, I've had lunch. What
Speaker 2: do you people do? Now?
Speaker 3: That's what kept getting calls.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, if you called Jason the afternoon, are
Speaker 2: you ready?
Speaker 5: I had three miss calls yesterday from Clint. And he
Speaker 5: finally gets on the meat and he goes, look, I know.
Speaker 4: We played we played tag phone tag, and.
Speaker 3: He has, look, I know it's three calls, so there
Speaker 3: should be something big.
Speaker 4: But talk about this on the radio. I don't know.
Speaker 4: What did you do?
Speaker 2: What did you do?
Speaker 4: It was just administration. I needed to do administration.
Speaker 2: What you've already criticized coming to my house for Christmas?
Speaker 4: Words in my mouth. I was seeking advance, ruined Christmas.
Speaker 4: I'm seeking advice.
Speaker 7: From Jason the very very seldom occasion that I seek
Speaker 7: advice from him in regards to because I've changed employers,
Speaker 7: I'm now going to start paying for my phone bill.
Speaker 2: Finally, one more thing about you paying for the phone bill? Like,
Speaker 2: what is so hard about.
Speaker 8: Me?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Because you started making up lies and drew the wedge
Speaker 4: between us.
Speaker 2: Every day you talk about this. The last day I
Speaker 2: get my phone bill paid.
Speaker 3: I'm sick of hearing about.
Speaker 2: It, Lauren. Ok yeah, go on, So you called him
Speaker 2: about paying for your phone.
Speaker 4: I've never calling you for advice ever?
Speaker 3: Again?
Speaker 2: What advice?
Speaker 4: Ever? Again?
Speaker 2: What advice?
Speaker 4: Advice? Lauren?
Speaker 2: What are you calling him for? How's your tax up today?
Speaker 9: All?
Speaker 3: This isn't about me? Okay, when did you let's go
Speaker 3: to a song?
Speaker 2: What are you calling him for? Tax advisable? How much
Speaker 2: of your bill you can claim? Oh yeah, yes, no,
Speaker 2: go on, we'll get an accountant on the phone. Leans
Speaker 2: your question? What is your question?
Speaker 4: It's not this isn't playing out life. I ain't playing out.
Speaker 2: Live, Jasel throw under the basically, what did he wants?
Speaker 5: Just because you got to think he worked for two companies?
Speaker 5: You now he's sort of you know, working for one.
Speaker 5: He just just got to work out what he can
Speaker 5: claim and what he can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what the hell is he calling you for? I'm
Speaker 2: not buying this.
Speaker 3: No, seriously, that's what it was. And then I was like, anyway,
Speaker 3: I have a good night. What are he up to?
Speaker 3: And he said, I'm off to Christmas or Lawrence.
Speaker 2: On Earth I want to do. I never said that
Speaker 2: it's the last time you'll be invited.
Speaker 4: The hospitality was lovely. Thank you.
Speaker 5: It sounds like you're rushing it just to get it
Speaker 5: over with. In hindsight, it seem like you like, let's
Speaker 5: get that tree out.
Speaker 4: You're being.
Speaker 2: It's one month till Christmas. Why are you being a grinch?
Speaker 3: Clint?
Speaker 4: Why are you?
Speaker 2: And I'm asking you.
Speaker 3: Hey, I'm in the Christmas vibe. I'm doing my tree
Speaker 3: this weekend.
Speaker 2: See this is what you do.
Speaker 4: You manipulate.
Speaker 3: Do you want to come over for Christmas week?
Speaker 2: I hate to be at Christmas at your house?
Speaker 3: Excuse me, Christmas and my place is lovely?
Speaker 2: Doubt it.
Speaker 3: No, it's excellent. We've seeding time, so I need everyone
Speaker 3: out by two.
Speaker 2: Remember gen Z, Remember when Jason invited you over for
Speaker 2: Christmas and when he texted him saying you were coming.
Speaker 2: He said, no, thanks, don't come to that.
Speaker 4: It's the whole night. Yeah, exactly, sorry, no, no, no.
Speaker 5: I invited you over for Christmas and I got a
Speaker 5: blind phone call from gen Z at like eight o'clock.
Speaker 4: Friend, I come over in the morning.
Speaker 2: You're lying a lot today, Jess. Yeah, it's me. He's
Speaker 2: actually the Christmas the official Christmas Grench.
Speaker 3: He does date the tables techually. You really do on
Speaker 3: the show. Hey, we are getting the Christmas vibe though,
Speaker 3: sound like it? After seven this morning, we'll give you
Speaker 3: details we're doing. We're doing Santa Fridays.
Speaker 5: We're teaming up with the Big Man in Red because
Speaker 5: you know, a lot of people a struggling to get
Speaker 5: into shopping centers.
Speaker 3: A lot of them are booked out. It's crazy.
Speaker 2: Do you actually want to go to this or do
Speaker 2: you want to get the Santa Fridos over and done
Speaker 2: with as quickly as possible.
Speaker 4: Let's talk tax.
Speaker 5: Look, check out our socials for all the details of
Speaker 5: where we're going to be this weekend. You are on
Speaker 5: the air, which and Lauren Clint's here as well. And guys,
Speaker 5: almost summer which means almost ao time.
Speaker 2: I know. Well, that's right, it comes oh gosh, we've
Speaker 2: got to get through Christmas first, exactly one month till Christmas.
Speaker 2: Today is the twenty fifth of November. A PSA for everyone,
Speaker 2: start getting organized. Also Black Fridays This Friday, good.
Speaker 4: Time to the christis Oh yes, great time shop.
Speaker 2: Then we get into tennis.
Speaker 4: Well, I drove past Melbourne Park on the way to work.
Speaker 4: They're setting up morning and they're setting up the Grand Slam.
Speaker 3: Opl So the another weekend the AO umbrellas were out.
Speaker 4: I was like, here we go, preparations underway. Well, remember
Speaker 4: now they have it's really early in January. They have
Speaker 4: almost like a qualifier tournament which is played at the
Speaker 4: Australa and exhibition matches and all that. Especially it's a
Speaker 4: week earlier. May build the Giant Park area of stages.
Speaker 5: And if you want to score a family pass to
Speaker 5: the AO to a have a ground pass, cruise around,
Speaker 5: see some of your favorite plays.
Speaker 4: Call.
Speaker 3: Now we've got Tracy on the line.
Speaker 2: Morning Trace, Tracy, I'm playing for you today. You just
Speaker 2: got married.
Speaker 10: I did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, congratulations Saturday, I congrat as newly wed life.
Speaker 10: No different. I've just got a really pretty ring.
Speaker 2: Yeah you will take that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you got something out of it and Rene Clint
Speaker 5: is playing on your behalf this morning.
Speaker 10: Good morning, go Clint.
Speaker 7: Thanks Renee. Now I see you're a support worker at
Speaker 7: the children's hospital.
Speaker 4: So we really need to win for you because you
Speaker 4: do some great work.
Speaker 11: That was amazing.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 3: All right, let's play this work topic tennis, guys, I will.
Speaker 5: Give you a topic. You will go back and forth
Speaker 5: until someone shuts it.
Speaker 2: Well, we don't know what today's topic is.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm not good at this sort of game. Let's
Speaker 4: let's just throw it.
Speaker 2: You did well last time. I'm very tired and I
Speaker 2: think my memory is no good today.
Speaker 4: So let's this isn't a memory type game. This is
Speaker 4: more a just throw No, you don't need to remember.
Speaker 4: We don't need to come up with new topics.
Speaker 2: Oh no, that it's actually fully prepared to play a
Speaker 2: different No.
Speaker 4: No, you should try and remember. Remember all that's what
Speaker 4: I thought we had to do.
Speaker 2: Just topic tennis.
Speaker 5: Here we go, topic tennis, Lauren, you're going to kick
Speaker 5: things off. Today's topic is.
Speaker 2: Takeaway restaurants, Oh my god, like cuisines, like Chinese or
Speaker 2: specific change. Okay, Hunky Dory McDonald's, KFC, Hungry Jacks, Sushi, Sushi.
Speaker 4: Zambrero, Wolf Mac Bolmouth nandos Old. He's a hut grilled,
Speaker 4: Big Puppies pizza.
Speaker 3: Hang on, sorry, sorry, Big puppies, where's.
Speaker 5: The where's this Big Puppies pizza?
Speaker 3: Stand by.
Speaker 4: Google? Sorry, Brady, Brady, where's Big Puppies pizza? Nor standing on?
Speaker 4: All right, Clint, It's over to eu Montezoomers, Taco Bell,
Speaker 4: Taco Bill.
Speaker 2: Messina, Wendy's Donut King.
Speaker 4: With no one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sorry, clip on, Tracy, you got the ground pass great.
Speaker 2: Doublarren, You're welcome, Traits. I'm not sure, big puff what
Speaker 2: was that?
Speaker 4: That's puppies? Big you forgot not so many of them?
Speaker 2: Your doughnuts, cupcake queen.
Speaker 4: Hang on, I'm not sure about big puppies, Peach.
Speaker 3: You say big puppies, big puppies.
Speaker 2: Is there more than one?
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's more pizza. I've seen them puppies or puppiesies.
Speaker 3: They're based in Arizona and will take it.
Speaker 4: Where did he? Where did you pull that from? I
Speaker 4: just and you've not been ding on.
Speaker 5: There is a challenge that I take on every day
Speaker 5: that every other parent does this well, preparing food for kids. Oh,
Speaker 5: it's a catch twenty two because I remember when we
Speaker 5: were growing up, Mum or dad put the meal out,
Speaker 5: you ate it, or you went hungry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and if you woke up the night and you're hungry,
Speaker 2: it was like, we should have eaten your dinner exactly
Speaker 2: and the next night you would eat your dinner because
Speaker 2: you're hungry up.
Speaker 4: For you're wrong. You don't leave the table until yeah,
Speaker 4: you're finished. Otherwise you go straight straight to your own.
Speaker 3: Can I agree with it?
Speaker 5: However, I, like many other parents, are probably part of
Speaker 5: the problem at the moment where it's catch twenty two
Speaker 5: because you sit there and go, guys, this is what's
Speaker 5: for dinner.
Speaker 3: We don't want it. We don't want it.
Speaker 2: Oh no, if I didn't want it, then bad luck.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 5: The problem is then it gets to nine o'clock and
Speaker 5: they're hungry and they're melting down.
Speaker 4: She's bad luck. What my parents said good night? I know.
Speaker 3: And in theory that'd be great, but it just doesn't
Speaker 3: work like that.
Speaker 4: You just you're not You're just soft.
Speaker 2: Is that the problem? Are you saying you're a big marshmallow?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: I don't think it's me. I think it's a society.
Speaker 5: You show at the moment, we're all too soft. We've
Speaker 5: let him get away with murder, and now we're just
Speaker 5: you know, doing four different meals at night just to
Speaker 5: bloody feed the.
Speaker 3: Kids and shut them.
Speaker 2: And you're a fussy eat it too, So I throw
Speaker 2: you in the meal.
Speaker 4: Mate.
Speaker 2: She cooking four different dinner times for four different.
Speaker 4: Give us an example. What are we like cooking multiple
Speaker 4: meals like sometimes? And I cracked it the other day.
Speaker 4: But this is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Run through a night with Okay, so I got three
Speaker 3: different kids. I did Mexican for heaters the other night.
Speaker 3: So before I put in capsicum, one of them doesn't
Speaker 3: eat that, so I've got to take out some chicken,
Speaker 3: put that to the side so I can do a
Speaker 3: wrap without the caps cam. Okay, so there's two of them.
Speaker 3: Well I actually eat it.
Speaker 2: Now'll be you wouldn't just go, let's not put any
Speaker 2: capsicum in? Well, no, yeah, you want the capskm or
Speaker 2: is it you that doesn't like?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, I like the caps You want the caps
Speaker 3: but just like.
Speaker 5: And then one of them won't want it, And then
Speaker 5: twenty minutes later it's like we've got any nuggets, So
Speaker 5: we got you know.
Speaker 4: Nuggets Mexican. That's quite a bridge. You do whatever's in
Speaker 4: the freezer and get them to eat.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you take the capsicuan out for one, then
Speaker 2: what about the next one?
Speaker 4: So then he might have that, and then the third one.
Speaker 5: Maybe I've taken out some chicken without the spice at
Speaker 5: the start, I'll add some rice to that. Like it's variations,
Speaker 5: but you're just doing all these different meals.
Speaker 3: It's a nightmare. It is a nightmare, and it's a
Speaker 3: common problem.
Speaker 2: At the moment, was not that patient with me.
Speaker 3: Well up to eighteen percent.
Speaker 5: There's some research that's coming out many children are picky eaters,
Speaker 5: and up to eighteen percent eat such a small range
Speaker 5: of food that it's going to have problems with their development.
Speaker 2: I had a friend at school that on school cab
Speaker 2: would only eat bread and butter. That was it. Not
Speaker 2: a kids just any only ate bread and butter. But
Speaker 2: that was all she would have.
Speaker 3: So I won't need a cheese sandwich, but I need
Speaker 3: a toasted cheese sandwich.
Speaker 2: Okay, say that again.
Speaker 5: I won't need a cheese sandwich, why I just I
Speaker 5: don't like the texture of the hard cheese. But I
Speaker 5: eat like a toasted cheese.
Speaker 4: I can, I can?
Speaker 2: I mean it toasted cheese sandwache is definitely superior, thank
Speaker 2: you for it, but not always readily available.
Speaker 4: I'm a big apple pie fan, like I love that
Speaker 4: I could eat a whole pie in one sitting. But
Speaker 4: give me an apple no, yeah, no, if.
Speaker 2: An apple pie doesn't really taste like apple, apple pie?
Speaker 2: Apple pie?
Speaker 7: What about apple apple pie? Don't start me on apple
Speaker 7: and rhubarb or yeah.
Speaker 3: Go to them, especially nanas I might have with a
Speaker 3: banana paddle pop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's not actually banana. That's caramel flavor.
Speaker 3: No, I no, you're thinking of the rainbow.
Speaker 2: It still doesn't taste like bananas.
Speaker 5: Thirteen and twenty four ten is our number. I want
Speaker 5: to talk fussy eaters. Maybe it's not kids. Maybe it's
Speaker 5: like grown adults as well. Like you were trading. It
Speaker 5: only eats a plain pasta. You won't have any source on.
Speaker 2: The Oh god, that's dry.
Speaker 3: Oh mate, that's what a lot of kids are eating now.
Speaker 2: Sometimes cheese on it, the cheese and butter.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it's playing cheese, gotta have butter and cheese playing
Speaker 3: past Kids are cooked, mate, I'm telling you that can't
Speaker 3: be cooked thirteen twenty four ten. Do you only eat
Speaker 3: a few types of food? Does someone in the house,
Speaker 3: whether it's a kids or it's the grown up.
Speaker 7: My sister who lives in the moment, she made me
Speaker 7: a beautiful chili con can chili con car but her
Speaker 7: variation has a stack of kidney beans and black beans.
Speaker 4: And I sat there like.
Speaker 7: A twelve year old picking them out, like picking them
Speaker 7: out like I was panning for gold.
Speaker 4: It was mounted of these cleip beans.
Speaker 3: Isn't it the worst one? You miss one?
Speaker 2: They are quite like the texture of You're a texture guy.
Speaker 5: You eat and you know what I hate when people go,
Speaker 5: you can't taste it. If you can't taste it, don't
Speaker 5: put it in there.
Speaker 2: They're good for you, aren't They keep you regular?
Speaker 5: Thirteen twenty five, thirteen twenty fourteen. Look at the phone
Speaker 5: lines light up. We're talking fussy eaters. Is it you
Speaker 5: or a kid?
Speaker 4: What do you?
Speaker 5: What do you eat? You've only got a restricted menu?
Speaker 5: Still playing the spear in Vegas, We must go. That
Speaker 5: is the Backstreet Boys.
Speaker 2: It's one of my life's great regrets that I haven't
Speaker 2: seen that show yet.
Speaker 4: Hey, there is still time.
Speaker 2: They're doing news Eve I tried to convince Paul to
Speaker 2: stay for christ and they're doing Boxing Day, Christmas and
Speaker 2: news Eve in Vegas.
Speaker 3: I can imagine how that conversation.
Speaker 2: Nice because we've got a birthday in America earlier that
Speaker 2: we're going to. And I was like, couldn't we stay?
Speaker 2: But then we have to miss Christmas, Christmas with the family,
Speaker 2: or Christmas with the Backstreet Boys?
Speaker 4: Backstreet Boys every day the world? Shall we go? Of
Speaker 4: course we must go? Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: We're talking fussy eaters this morning.
Speaker 5: It's not as easy as back in our day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, seriously, that was my parents' motto. They would put
Speaker 2: the food on the table. If we didn't need it,
Speaker 2: we'd go hungry.
Speaker 4: I remember everybody.
Speaker 5: Every couple of days, the mashed potato be a different color,
Speaker 5: and I'd be like a green tinge today and no difference.
Speaker 2: They mashed broccolian.
Speaker 4: We could that from.
Speaker 2: You know what? It was the spaghetti bolonnaise with all
Speaker 2: the hidden veggies that weren't So.
Speaker 3: That's what we put now, great and we packed that thing.
Speaker 7: Now, Lauren Elizabeth Jason, I declared what we wouldn't eat?
Speaker 7: Is there anything you seem to be I think.
Speaker 2: When I was little, I was I was fussier than
Speaker 2: I am. Now I'm not too bad. I don't I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't like curry powdering things.
Speaker 4: Is that why you've got?
Speaker 2: I hate curry and that was one of my dad's
Speaker 2: favorite things, and I wouldn't eat them. I'd eat the
Speaker 2: mashed potato because I was comingshata. I eat the mashed potato, and.
Speaker 3: But like a green tai curry.
Speaker 2: Different of its take away and I ordered it.
Speaker 4: What about Chicken of the sea? Tuna?
Speaker 2: I love? I actually am excited. I have tuna salad
Speaker 2: for love.
Speaker 3: We had so many tuna.
Speaker 2: Don't love a fish cakes?
Speaker 3: Growing up? We would have oraicon twice a week, And
Speaker 3: now I can't do it. I'm shut out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, let's go to find Saturday twenty four ten?
Speaker 5: Or can't you eat a beef?
Speaker 2: And I love it?
Speaker 4: I love it hate I would?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you really are ninety, aren't you up?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I also hated Brussels sprouts Christy because back in the
Speaker 2: day they used to boil.
Speaker 5: I'll look it over, made over here, everything's boiled at
Speaker 5: his place, even him? All right, thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 5: is our number. Is a kid or is it you?
Speaker 5: We're talking fussy.
Speaker 2: Eaters, Christian, good morning? Is it you or your children?
Speaker 12: Oh no, it's definitely my children right others. So I've
Speaker 12: got a seven year old and a five year old
Speaker 12: and both of them are just obsessed with Vegemi sandwiches.
Speaker 12: That is literally all they will eat. And it has
Speaker 12: to be on white bread with the crust cutoff, so
Speaker 12: absolutely no crust on it.
Speaker 2: That's very nineties, isn't it, That's what? Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, so much so that you know, like my
Speaker 12: daughter has to have a special order at childcare, like
Speaker 12: every day when she goes, so that a teacher there
Speaker 12: actually makes her might sandwich because she won't eat anything
Speaker 12: else that's offered to her. And then we also went
Speaker 12: away to Figi one time as well, and obviously we
Speaker 12: didn't catch a vegemite, so it was like down to
Speaker 12: the shops to try and buy a jar of vegemi
Speaker 12: so that the kids would have something to eat for lunch.
Speaker 2: So both of them will only eat that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, at least that's easy to make.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but still like not just missing out on my
Speaker 2: three year old, Christian, will they have that for lunch?
Speaker 2: And again dinner.
Speaker 12: Oh for dinner, they might have some plain pasta or
Speaker 12: plain rice, but absolutely no droppings on it or smat souls.
Speaker 7: But you know, just down at the Fiji I g A,
Speaker 7: are they stocking vegimiyah?
Speaker 12: They do have it, Yeah, they do have it. It's
Speaker 12: a tourist Yeah at the marina there you paying like
Speaker 12: something ridiculous for it. But yeah, we're very lucky that
Speaker 12: they had it there marina.
Speaker 2: Like what would have been if we didn't find the vegemite?
Speaker 3: Oh, you do it, you'd bring the consulate and the
Speaker 3: government do it and.
Speaker 4: Amazon the ambassador.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a little jar with a parachute comes.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Then to the pool Sheridan my three year old get.
Speaker 2: To that point, is that because they've only eaten that
Speaker 2: for so long that that's all they want.
Speaker 5: Well, like on the weekend, my three year id only
Speaker 5: just started eating vegimite toast on Sunday morning. By Sunday afternoon,
Speaker 5: that's all he wanted.
Speaker 4: Because once you taste so what, you're appeasing them for
Speaker 4: a certain amount of time and then it becomes habit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then I'm like, hey, let's do a vegimite
Speaker 5: toasty and he wouldn't eat it.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, it is.
Speaker 5: Literally two pieces of toast folded on top of each other.
Speaker 4: Bet you you ate.
Speaker 3: It, come waste.
Speaker 2: Why didn't he eat that?
Speaker 5: Because that's not vegemite toast. I'm like, it's the same thing.
Speaker 5: It's on top of each other. Ryan in lily Dale,
Speaker 5: good morning.
Speaker 2: I can feel a frustrating morning by Ryan. You frustrated parents, Oh.
Speaker 13: Very much though, very much so, sitting there slaving over
Speaker 13: like you know, the soap and all that sort of stuff,
Speaker 13: just to find out that I'm.
Speaker 4: Not eating that. What is it that you kids not eating? Right?
Speaker 13: So, you know, I'll cook up chow me in. I'll
Speaker 13: cook up, like you know, the kebabs with mashed potatoes
Speaker 13: and all that sort of stuff. The only thing that
Speaker 13: they will eat would be the chicken mashed potato, not
Speaker 13: the veggies, not the kebabs like you know, because it's
Speaker 13: god barbecue, sauce whatever on it. Like you know, they
Speaker 13: won't eat that. We'll go one that ciliac so I
Speaker 13: have I can't have, Like and really, if you've.
Speaker 2: Got one celiac in the family, do you try and
Speaker 2: just cook that like gluten free for everyone?
Speaker 13: Yeah, Like it's just like, you know what, I'm not
Speaker 13: going now and just buying a whole new pack of
Speaker 13: but just for you. I'm going to do it for everyone,
Speaker 13: all this together so sticky on because I overcooked it.
Speaker 4: Sorry, yeah it is it.
Speaker 2: Look which what a ciliac in my family. It's very
Speaker 2: easy to overcook the gluten freely eat and fall apart.
Speaker 4: You can ask about the chow mend underwater and it
Speaker 4: just yeah, makes it so much. Hey, Ryan, what is
Speaker 4: the chow I mean the one with the cabbage in it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, So instead of boring straight in the I get
Speaker 13: the I get the cold salt, so you get the
Speaker 13: cold for the packet, and yeah, straight out of the packet,
Speaker 13: saying done as a shortcut in there, you chuck your
Speaker 13: chicken stock in there, and you chuck your flavoring from
Speaker 13: the chicken with the.
Speaker 2: Chicken noodle flavoring.
Speaker 3: You're just joining us Hueye from Hue's Cooking Adventures on
Speaker 3: the short Cut books.
Speaker 2: This is the packet, Coulstal, I love a packet.
Speaker 3: Cooster thirteen twenty fourteen is our number we had talking.
Speaker 2: I pulled out the packet Coleslala last night.
Speaker 4: Did he did too?
Speaker 9: You ate it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I did. He loved hey toy, Hey, how are
Speaker 4: you good? Good? You got a fusciator in the in
Speaker 4: the household.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 14: My brother turns twenty four tomorrow and his whole diet
Speaker 14: consists of white foods like rice, pasta, chicken, pixels, nuggets.
Speaker 14: That's about it.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 2: His health.
Speaker 14: Surprisingly like he's a gym guy. He's actually quite buff
Speaker 14: and from looking at him, he wouldn't think.
Speaker 10: That that's what he eats protein ch when he's having.
Speaker 14: Like chicken on rice, it's actually just a cut up
Speaker 14: chicken tender on top of rice.
Speaker 2: Oh, he's not having like chiast you know what.
Speaker 5: That is the one universal food I would say, I
Speaker 5: see or kids eat a schnitty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because it's a giant chicken ugg Yeah, it really is.
Speaker 2: I mean, find be a person who doesn't like a
Speaker 2: chicken nugget and they are living on the dark side.
Speaker 5: In Welcome morning, Melbourne, or work on a Tuesday, I
Speaker 5: just gone twelve past seven. We give you a chance
Speaker 5: to play at seven and eight. And this morning, let's
Speaker 5: say hello to Shelly.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Shelley, Good morning. Oh you're trying to sell
Speaker 2: your house. God, that's a busy time, isn't It's horrible.
Speaker 2: It's stressful opens for inspection of your head.
Speaker 10: So far we've only had two, so I.
Speaker 11: Can't really complain yet.
Speaker 12: But I really just wanted.
Speaker 2: To be over as well. When you've got a tidy
Speaker 2: the house for an open for inspection with kids.
Speaker 12: It's like a concentration camp as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that got heavy. Real first, all right, let's try
Speaker 3: and win you some money this morning.
Speaker 4: You want to or all the dice. We're going for five.
Speaker 15: Hundred, five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Okay, real simple. You will hear a question, you will
Speaker 3: hear a three two one. You need to answer within
Speaker 3: that time, okay.
Speaker 4: Shally, okay, good luck?
Speaker 5: All right, here we go for five hundred. This is
Speaker 5: I got this that says a lot for five hundred bucks.
Speaker 15: Which sci fi series features a police box called the Tartars.
Speaker 2: Three two one, Oh, Shelly, I didn't know that.
Speaker 7: Doctor who who a police and the daralet.
Speaker 2: The boys knew I didn't.
Speaker 12: Good luck again tomorrow, good luck with the house.
Speaker 3: Say yes, good luck?
Speaker 4: Just some fresh flowers that that usually does a trick.
Speaker 3: I was about to say, brute some fresh coffee.
Speaker 2: But what about when that Yeah, when people saw houses
Speaker 2: and they say, oh, baked banana breads when people walk
Speaker 2: in the.
Speaker 4: No. You know.
Speaker 3: The worst was we were checking out a house in
Speaker 3: Brisbane ones and they were playing like, you know, relaxing
Speaker 3: music what like like Anya and then the track finishing.
Speaker 3: How there's normally like three seconds before the next track starts,
Speaker 3: that's when.
Speaker 4: You could hear the freeway so that music smart? Yeah, smart?
Speaker 2: Gv annoyed be bought it and you didn't know smart.
Speaker 5: And we looked at a rental where it was a
Speaker 5: real weird specific time that you could inspect and it
Speaker 5: was it was unneath the flight path.
Speaker 3: So the real estate age.
Speaker 2: And the chicks times smart also smart.
Speaker 5: How's that it's dodgy agents man? Yeah, all right, your
Speaker 5: chance to play again at eight o'clock this morning.
Speaker 3: Have you seen the Edge? You're in one shot doc
Speaker 3: go on Netflix.
Speaker 2: Yet. I started watching it last night with Paul and
Speaker 2: I said to him, you hadal have you seen? And
Speaker 2: he goes, and I haven't heard about it. So I
Speaker 2: explained it to him one shot. I liked him and
Speaker 2: explained it to me yesterday and then he goes, Okay,
Speaker 2: well you've just ruined it because you've told me everything
Speaker 2: that happened, and I said, oh, that's what Jason is
Speaker 2: regurgitating what he said to me. And we said, let's
Speaker 2: just watch one minute of it before we went to
Speaker 2: bed on my iPhone last night. We're in bed, and
Speaker 2: then twenty minutes later, we're still watching it because it's
Speaker 2: all there's no time to stop.
Speaker 4: No, No, there's going to a commercial break. No, because
Speaker 4: he's still on the move. No.
Speaker 2: And so then we stopped and we said, I'll watch
Speaker 2: it properly tomorrow. And then we're like, oh, we should
Speaker 2: just watch the there'll be there behind the scenes.
Speaker 4: Twelve's for twelve minute there now what happens again?
Speaker 2: He walks through New York and all kinds of things happen.
Speaker 2: And if you watch the twelve minute behind the scenes,
Speaker 2: it kind of ruins the whole one hour. And I
Speaker 2: watched the thing first and then watch behind it.
Speaker 4: But it's start and ends in the same place.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's actually pretty cool. There's there's definitely some actors
Speaker 2: who have been set up to be in it.
Speaker 4: But check it out.
Speaker 3: It's dropped on Netflix.
Speaker 5: How you keeping her out on nov Because as soon
Speaker 5: as we play Lady Gaga the.
Speaker 4: Dead Dance not yet.
Speaker 3: But when you hear this, give us a ring and
Speaker 3: you will score tickets to see her live. She's going
Speaker 3: to be in Melbourne in two weeks time.
Speaker 2: There's there's artists everywhere. Lenny Kravitz is in Melbourne tonight
Speaker 2: and Doja Cat was in town last night. Cat nowhere,
Speaker 2: that's dog still still cat like. Remember she went to
Speaker 2: an awards as a cat award.
Speaker 4: It was Metala and.
Speaker 2: She only exclusively.
Speaker 4: Sorry it's me Perry.
Speaker 2: She only exclusively mewd in her interview. Anyway. Yeah, she
Speaker 2: was in town last night. Now people lined up, they
Speaker 2: paid for tickets. It wasn't a concert per se. She
Speaker 2: was at Miss Collins and Colins a double I've nightclock
Speaker 2: once in the city. Yeah, I think it saw black
Speaker 2: and pink, and isn't it. I've been the many years ago,
Speaker 2: very hazy memories, and I think she was with a DJ.
Speaker 2: She was supposed to be singing. People thought it was
Speaker 2: a gig, but she did fifteen minutes. They waited three
Speaker 2: she was three hours that she kept them all, all the.
Speaker 4: Fans three hours late.
Speaker 2: Apparently, well I don't know if it was three hours later.
Speaker 2: They said get here at this time and then they
Speaker 2: were all waited.
Speaker 4: She was a pop up, what was planned?
Speaker 2: People bought tickets for it, and then she did fifteen
Speaker 2: minutes and said she lost her voice and walked off.
Speaker 3: Apparently, oh, that's a refund job.
Speaker 2: But then some people are saying, oh no, it was
Speaker 2: only a nightclub appearance. She was only ever doing.
Speaker 3: Fifteen Remember Snoop Dogg while he was here, people.
Speaker 2: Are mad waiting three hours for fifteen minutes.
Speaker 4: So Snoop it up speak and are you right? What
Speaker 4: are you doing? It's piring like doja?
Speaker 2: Well no, we're on Snoop Dogg now, so he must
Speaker 2: bark like a dog.
Speaker 4: Go on, I can't bark.
Speaker 2: There you go, Snoop Dogg.
Speaker 3: Do what a wimpy little chill hours coming out of you.
Speaker 5: Snoop Dogg played the sp Remember he was here for
Speaker 5: the Grand Final and he did a pop up at
Speaker 5: the ESP and hit.
Speaker 2: The decks and was yeah, see that's fun a pop
Speaker 2: up when it's unexpected or there might be rumors and
Speaker 2: they can do one song and it's a hit.
Speaker 3: A lot of spoke machines going on.
Speaker 2: If you're paying for a ticket to see.
Speaker 4: Someone, Yeah, no, no, that's wrong.
Speaker 2: And they only perform for fifteen minutes and then say
Speaker 2: they're losing their voice and take off and.
Speaker 3: People ripping into the cat online.
Speaker 2: Well, it's funny because Doja Cuts one of those artists
Speaker 2: who has like a cult following, and real cult fans
Speaker 2: are like, how dare you criticize her? She was only
Speaker 2: they could only afford to pay her for fifteen minutes,
Speaker 2: ten minutes, and then other people are.
Speaker 4: Blowing it's is Doge here for an actual concert?
Speaker 3: I think just the pop up?
Speaker 4: Surely not just for the miss miss Collins?
Speaker 2: Guys? Is she here for a gig or just for
Speaker 2: Ms Collins?
Speaker 4: You the cat for Me produces just nodded.
Speaker 2: I don't know, do you?
Speaker 3: Is that one of your moves?
Speaker 4: They're right in the air.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, she is here for the kiss Me more
Speaker 2: on Paint the Town Red?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 2: Her Australian tour kicked off on Perth in Saturday. Per No,
Speaker 2: she's in Melbourne?
Speaker 3: Starting to make sense? What you're single?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think?
Speaker 2: I think, Yeah, she's doing a tour. So it was
Speaker 2: a pop up I think piring until tonight tonight? So
Speaker 2: what she's at Rod Laver and Lenny Kravitz? Is it
Speaker 2: the one next door? Margaret Court, Margaret Court, No, it
Speaker 2: would the other one, sen John Kine, John Kane, is
Speaker 2: it John Kaine.
Speaker 3: We're a real details show, aren't we.
Speaker 2: All I know is I would avoid the area if
Speaker 2: you're not going to either those concerts today often do
Speaker 2: that have two concerts right next to each other.
Speaker 3: Well, they did the footy like that sometimes maybe that
Speaker 3: Cane Arena. No, but like the storm will be playing
Speaker 3: and so like the pies at the g.
Speaker 2: You know, wow, Richmond rich and you know twenty seven.
Speaker 4: Degrees always heaving, You're going to be heaving tonight.
Speaker 5: Gaga the Dead Dance. Good morning, Melbourne. This is number
Speaker 5: one hundred. You are on the air with Jason and
Speaker 5: Lauren Clint here as well Goda.
Speaker 1: Hey, Hey, this is Lady Gaga.
Speaker 2: Lady Gaga for resents.
Speaker 3: The Ball.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be Gaga.
Speaker 2: No, well, it's fair to say people have gone Gaga
Speaker 2: for Gaga. She's here next week and we have your tickets, Melbourne.
Speaker 4: We might need new phone. What can we not get one?
Speaker 4: We cannot answer the phone one. They are going, yeah,
Speaker 4: we're going to get one. It's funny should say that
Speaker 4: because my airdresser, Justin is after a ticket. For he
Speaker 4: and his wife. I'm actually want to award him the
Speaker 4: prize this morning.
Speaker 3: Hey for your haircut.
Speaker 4: I'm not suggesting that, I'm suggesting you'll give me better
Speaker 4: haircuts please.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what he can do. We've waited long
Speaker 2: enough for this little monsters to a Clint Lady Gargath
Speaker 2: presents the Mayhem Mayhem Ball Live in Australia this December
Speaker 2: in fault Live Nation dot com dot A. You maybe
Speaker 2: direct him towards the website.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's a good point, cop that justice.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm going to have to do on.
Speaker 5: The website, A free little haircut if you maybe looking up.
Speaker 2: No, here we are, right here we go. Let's say
Speaker 2: hello hello and nover Hello.
Speaker 4: Hello, Hello.
Speaker 3: Mel. You're going to Gaga.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Worries.
Speaker 2: He's just so welcome. Who do you want to take?
Speaker 12: I'll take my son because I'm taking my daughter the
Speaker 12: Lenny Crevice tonight.
Speaker 4: Oh you're a real contract.
Speaker 2: Oh oh how good. That's a nice little treat for
Speaker 2: the end of twelve.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Oh you're so welcome. You made it through.
Speaker 4: You're a cool mom, cool mom, cool mom.
Speaker 2: Do you know what going to concentrate it with? Your
Speaker 2: parents are core memory.
Speaker 3: Yeah, would you you went to something with the dad recently?
Speaker 2: Didn't and I went to Pink.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: That my dad loves Pink and we went together when
Speaker 2: she played at Marvel and we still talk about it since.
Speaker 3: And Bobby's put like this little trapeze in his house.
Speaker 3: He flies around and makes those sausage rolls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is. It's a core memory getting to go
Speaker 2: to a concert with the parents. So mel have a
Speaker 2: great time with your son, and congrats on finishing year twelve.
Speaker 2: We've got more tickets.
Speaker 3: All week, that's right. So justin the hairdresser if you're
Speaker 3: listening and give us a call.
Speaker 4: Just no, no, no.
Speaker 2: We'll play a Gaga song during the show again tomorrow
Speaker 2: new call hell anytime, Melbourne.
Speaker 5: Every single day I hooked up my Lauren disagrees with this,
Speaker 5: but because Lunar was a marriage counselor and that's always
Speaker 5: good to do in relationshs.
Speaker 2: Eat thing to do for everyone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you pay off the counselor.
Speaker 3: No, I didn't pay her off.
Speaker 4: Tooked her up with some kinds of tickets that that's
Speaker 4: absolutely now she sides with.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, if she sides with me, it's
Speaker 3: not because of the concert tickets.
Speaker 4: Oh no, of course, not that.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're allowed to do that. No, no,
Speaker 2: but that was like, yeah, and I don't think they're allowed.
Speaker 4: Where did you find her? She's putting together our fake
Speaker 4: of us and then just wade in.
Speaker 2: It's just a woman, he knows who gives Copture tickets
Speaker 2: to tell his wife that he's right?
Speaker 3: Did you mind putting down that Alan King coming and
Speaker 3: telling me who's right in this argument? Yes, she's qualified.
Speaker 4: Hey, just go on seventh thirty.
Speaker 3: We're going to check you out of work.
Speaker 4: Glad us didn't use next.
Speaker 3: Well, good morning Melbourne. That's it officially one month from today.
Speaker 2: It is the twenty fifth of November. My tree went
Speaker 2: up last night. Christmas Eve was a month away, so
Speaker 2: Cliss came over and some friends had the fam over.
Speaker 4: She went with red and gold baubles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we had much debate about color.
Speaker 3: We changed the bable color.
Speaker 2: Well I only had gold. I did a naked tree
Speaker 2: one you just the lights and we adjusted gold. This
Speaker 2: year's red and gold. Clint tried to put green ones
Speaker 2: on and we all.
Speaker 4: No, I didn't mind that Christmas green.
Speaker 2: No, the tree is green that's enough grain.
Speaker 3: From next Monday, we're getting a tree in here. The
Speaker 3: sea word is been on.
Speaker 2: This show, yes, so get all your Christmas is out.
Speaker 4: Yes Monday.
Speaker 2: We know if you're new to this show, because we
Speaker 2: all get Christmas fatigue from the first of December. If
Speaker 2: you say Christmas on this work, we'll call it the
Speaker 2: Sea word from Monday. But right now we can say Christmas.
Speaker 2: You say Christmas on this show, we play Mariah Carey.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, no one wants that.
Speaker 3: No, I hope.
Speaker 2: No, we love it, but we don't love it.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, I'm just say.
Speaker 4: Christmas.
Speaker 2: We get very cross with each other when we do it,
Speaker 2: and we keep out to how many mistakes we've made.
Speaker 2: But we are allowed to say Christmas this week because
Speaker 2: this weekend we are getting into the festive spirit. We
Speaker 2: decided it's annoying that you can't book your Santa photos
Speaker 2: because they booked out in November seven. All the big
Speaker 2: shopping centers are booked out.
Speaker 5: Forty five AM is the one booking lukud Get for
Speaker 5: our family Sunday.
Speaker 2: So we're doing our community service.
Speaker 5: So whatever I'm like, I'm gonna wear in the photo,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna wear the pup the night.
Speaker 4: Before the photos as well. Yeah yeah, yeah, oh I
Speaker 4: thought it was just the kids.
Speaker 2: One with the kids and then one with the fan.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you do both.
Speaker 3: We get in there.
Speaker 2: I mean normally do it when they're babies. Jesus, children
Speaker 2: are thirteen. Still get in there, dad, thank you, And
Speaker 2: we are doing our community service and doing our own
Speaker 2: sound to photos. We spoke to Santo, he's available Saturday,
Speaker 2: and the three of us Elves and elvettz Elfet. I'm
Speaker 2: told I am.
Speaker 4: You're an Elfa.
Speaker 5: Here's the go Frankston's Christmas Festival. It is happening this Saturday,
Speaker 5: four thirty to nine thirty. It's free entry. We are
Speaker 5: going to be there at free Anta's House from four
Speaker 5: to thirty house yep, from four thirty to six pm.
Speaker 4: We're going to be there.
Speaker 3: Dressed as Elves.
Speaker 4: We get the big Man in Rodo.
Speaker 3: That's right, come on down.
Speaker 2: Get a five thirty Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 5: We'll be a part of the family. Make sure you're
Speaker 5: there and then from Monday. The sea word is banned
Speaker 5: on this show, Blue Sky Sunshine Tops to twenty six.
Speaker 5: Today you are on the air with Jason Lauren clint
Speaker 5: here as well we're doing to thanks to shelready express
Speaker 5: here at Nova and coming up in just over fifteen minutes,
Speaker 5: your chance to have a crack for five thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: With a fist k question.
Speaker 2: Hey do you do you have any of those people
Speaker 2: in your life, whether Clint, it's you, Mum or your
Speaker 2: dad or Jase, maybe it's kids or a friend, and
Speaker 2: if they text you after a certain time, you think
Speaker 2: it's probably an emergency. Like if my nan calls me
Speaker 2: in the evening, I'm like, oh gosh, what yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: nine times out of ten nothing, Ten times out of
Speaker 2: ten it's actually touch on, nothing's happened. But you panic.
Speaker 3: If I call you at one o'clock in the afternoon,
Speaker 3: you answer the phone.
Speaker 4: You call me, I'm like, what's happened?
Speaker 2: What's happened? Right? So I was away working on the
Speaker 2: weekend and I normally put my phone on do not disturb,
Speaker 2: but I was in Fiji and it was my phone
Speaker 2: automatically goes on do not to serve after eight thirty
Speaker 2: most nights, but not on weekends. But I was working,
Speaker 2: I hadn't turned it on do not disturb, and my
Speaker 2: phone pinged at midnight and it was my mum, and
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 4: Like, she like, on your SOS list.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've got to do not disturb family only.
Speaker 4: Yeah right right?
Speaker 2: So picked and I was like, oh god, what's happened.
Speaker 2: Like it's Saturday night, midnight, my mom's texting me, so
Speaker 2: I thought something terrible's happened. I rolled over. I was like,
Speaker 2: I better read this. It says, hey, what's the song
Speaker 2: they play where everyone puts their hands up?
Speaker 4: It agency it hands up.
Speaker 2: I danced for emergency and I said, Mum, it's it's
Speaker 2: the middle of the night. I'm working. I've got to
Speaker 2: get up in five hours. She just goes, whoops. Sorry.
Speaker 2: So then I text her and said have you worked
Speaker 2: it out? And she goes, oh, I'm at a party
Speaker 2: in Adelaide. I'm trying to work out what song they
Speaker 2: play wherever one puts their hands up. Anyway, Mum's on
Speaker 2: the phone now, because if I have to deal with it,
Speaker 2: you all have to deal with it.
Speaker 4: Morning, Lizzie.
Speaker 10: Morning.
Speaker 2: You know what the panicked text at midnight.
Speaker 10: I was trying not to look like a fool and
Speaker 10: not know this song myself.
Speaker 5: He reminds me of you know when you go to
Speaker 5: the video shop years ago, and you'd rack up a
Speaker 5: block past and go, what's the.
Speaker 4: Movie with George people? And it's yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, Mom, I've thought about it. Is it? I've got
Speaker 2: one there, Jason? Is it this one? I think it's
Speaker 2: Tao Cruz. Listen to this bit and this one where
Speaker 2: he goes put your hand. No, you don't know, not that.
Speaker 10: I think that could be it. It's one they play
Speaker 10: at the end of the races in the birdcage.
Speaker 4: Every year, the.
Speaker 10: Dance.
Speaker 4: You don't you heard the song, but you don't know
Speaker 4: what it is? Is that right?
Speaker 10: I've heard. I've danced to the song as well, and
Speaker 10: I love it. And once you get asked what's your
Speaker 10: favorite song at a party, you go think of a
Speaker 10: dance song? And I was trying to see.
Speaker 2: Okay, so what's the action? Everyone does?
Speaker 10: Everyone pushes at the chorus, which could be hands up
Speaker 10: in the air, as if you're pushing up to the ceiling.
Speaker 2: Okay, have you got can you help mom out?
Speaker 4: Is it horses?
Speaker 2: Is it horses.
Speaker 4: The races?
Speaker 3: What about?
Speaker 4: What about this one? Detroit?
Speaker 2: Is it that one?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 11: Not that one? All right?
Speaker 2: Melbourne thirteen twenty four to ten. What song does my
Speaker 2: mom need?
Speaker 4: Okay, just she's.
Speaker 2: Got a dance floor crisis.
Speaker 5: Nice and clean lids, just quickly, final description. It's put
Speaker 5: your hands up, hands.
Speaker 10: Up in the air, and everyone's pushing as if they're
Speaker 10: pushing to the ceiling. Not waving, but pushing to the ceiling.
Speaker 5: Right, and you're sober at this point. It's not not
Speaker 5: right now? I mean, I mean, like when you're listening
Speaker 5: to the song.
Speaker 10: No, it was halfway through the fortieth birthday, so to know, celebrating.
Speaker 4: Pushing up to the seil.
Speaker 2: Okay, everyone, so they play it. Here's the description they
Speaker 2: played at the end of the races. Everyone put in
Speaker 2: the bird cage. If you've been lucky enough to be
Speaker 2: in barbed you put your hands in the air and
Speaker 2: you pretend you're pushing up the ceiling.
Speaker 4: Is the hands up in the chorus?
Speaker 5: Yes, all right, if you just join us, we're playing
Speaker 5: a new game. Liz has lost it.
Speaker 2: His name's a dance floor banger. It's my mom on
Speaker 2: the phone, all right.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 5: If you think you know what song Lauren's mam is
Speaker 5: talking about, by all means, call us now.
Speaker 2: And help her, because she texts me at midnight in
Speaker 2: the dance floor.
Speaker 4: You know what it is. No, we don't know.
Speaker 10: Hand on, I still don't know.
Speaker 4: I still don't. I think her crazy.
Speaker 3: I think I've got it. I'm going to hit the
Speaker 3: music library. We'll come back and take some calls and
Speaker 3: try and put you out of your misery.
Speaker 4: Next all right, Liz, Oh, thank you.
Speaker 5: Katy Perry band aids Morning Melbourne, right on eight o'clock.
Speaker 5: This isn't over one hundred. You are on the air
Speaker 5: with Jason Lauren five K. Question coming up in a second.
Speaker 2: First, So mom needs your help, Melbourne. So my mum
Speaker 2: sent me your text message at midnight, which I assumed
Speaker 2: was an emergency when your parents text you in the
Speaker 2: middle of the night, think something terrible. She had a fall,
Speaker 2: you know, she didn't have a fall. She said, what
Speaker 2: is that song they play where everybody puts their hands up.
Speaker 2: I was like, Mum, it's the middle of the night,
Speaker 2: and she went on to say they play it at
Speaker 2: the end of the races. She's on the phone now, Hi, Mum.
Speaker 10: I won't really can I just explain at that time,
Speaker 10: just at that moment, I had forgotten you were away.
Speaker 2: She'd forgotten I was.
Speaker 3: It's justified there's nothing worse than when you can't like
Speaker 3: when you.
Speaker 4: Try the dots, Lizzie, if you got like a melody,
Speaker 4: have you got anything for us?
Speaker 10: No, not that I'm going to think at this time
Speaker 10: of the morning. But you know, it's like that little.
Speaker 11: Worm in your head.
Speaker 10: All I can see it's always people dancing to it.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we know you put yeah, sorry, what else?
Speaker 2: Everyone puts her hands up in the air.
Speaker 10: Yep, that's about it.
Speaker 4: Through the ceiling and.
Speaker 3: Now we know it's not We also know it's not
Speaker 3: fretty lagram.
Speaker 4: Hold yeah, I think I think it might be. This
Speaker 4: is one of my favorites. Is it this place your hands?
Speaker 13: That?
Speaker 2: Mum?
Speaker 10: That's that's a great song and that could have done it,
Speaker 10: But that's not the one that I.
Speaker 2: Okay, Natasha Neppings trying to help out, Natasha. What song
Speaker 2: do you think it is?
Speaker 16: Be Faithful by Fatman Skoop, Lizzie, is that your vibe?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, that's not it. All right, mum's not listening
Speaker 2: to I'd love to see mums not listening to fat
Speaker 2: Man Sir. Okay, all right, Tina, good morning, Tina.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello? What song do you think it is?
Speaker 10: Ah?
Speaker 11: Hi?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I it's Carolina.
Speaker 10: But that's okay.
Speaker 4: I think it's Denzel.
Speaker 3: I mean, list did say that play at the end
Speaker 3: of the Racers. I can see this going on, Lizzy?
Speaker 2: Is it that one? Mum?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Moving on?
Speaker 10: Thanks to trying.
Speaker 4: You're like Carolina.
Speaker 2: Plenty of people through Madison, Hello, Hello.
Speaker 3: Hello, this he's lost it.
Speaker 5: We're trying to work out the song that she can't
Speaker 5: remember the name of Madison. What song do you think
Speaker 5: it is?
Speaker 9: I think it's yeah, yeah, yeah by Chris Brown.
Speaker 3: I can imagine this at Flemington.
Speaker 2: Is that it?
Speaker 10: I think that's.
Speaker 4: Quite a controversial choice, to be honest, isn't that one?
Speaker 2: There's two more options? Oh no, she doesn't think it
Speaker 2: is that one.
Speaker 3: Man, God, do you know where you are?
Speaker 2: Scarlette Brighton? Can you help mom out with her favorite
Speaker 2: dance floor bagger that she can't remember?
Speaker 17: I definitely it can't hold Us by Maximon?
Speaker 3: Can we go back?
Speaker 4: This is the moment?
Speaker 5: Is this the one that all the moms that just
Speaker 5: had their booms done are going off to anadelaide?
Speaker 2: No, because I couldn't remember the story she wanted to
Speaker 2: play it. She couldn't remember that.
Speaker 10: This is definitely this is definitely. Thank you Charlotte.
Speaker 2: It's Charlotte and Brighton, so thank you.
Speaker 10: Thank you Charlotte and Brighton.
Speaker 13: You saved me.
Speaker 3: Hey, Liz, this one's going out to you.
Speaker 2: Let's play it. Pleasure Melbourne.
Speaker 7: Enjoy a little window into your window into your future,
Speaker 7: isn't it?
Speaker 2: Welcome to My Life, Melbourne, The Life of Madness Morning Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Twice a day, we give you a chance to win
Speaker 3: five k.
Speaker 5: Sorry, we're going to be talking about a story that's
Speaker 5: something's gone down in Packingham coming up in the next
Speaker 5: ten minutes.
Speaker 3: It sounds like it's from a movie.
Speaker 4: Is this legit? Yeah, it's not from a western This is.
Speaker 3: A legit story. Okay, and I have it right here
Speaker 3: in Melbourne, in our southeast.
Speaker 4: Okay, on Pam's where that's in the north? No, southeast? Yeh,
Speaker 4: of course it is, Pam.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're born here, right. We're going to get to
Speaker 5: that in the second first day. Let's try and offload
Speaker 5: five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Laura and Bentley, also in the southeast. Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: How are you well?
Speaker 4: Are good? Lauri? How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good.
Speaker 10: It's very excited.
Speaker 2: What would you like to do if you win? Five
Speaker 2: thousand dollars today on this beautiful Tuesday morning.
Speaker 11: Probably just get through Christmas to be honest.
Speaker 2: And good year to win five k?
Speaker 10: It is and my daughter's birthday, get an extra special birthday.
Speaker 2: When's her birthday in February? Okay, you've got a bit
Speaker 2: of time. That's good. I always feel for the kids
Speaker 2: whose birthdays right on Christmas.
Speaker 4: Oh, I know, you know it's crazy.
Speaker 5: Bradio executive producer, is is the same day as his wife's?
Speaker 3: Like, what are the odds? That is crazy?
Speaker 2: My mum had the same birthday as her dad.
Speaker 3: But the same as your wife.
Speaker 2: That's what month? Did you seek her out for that reason?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Is that what you had in common?
Speaker 4: It helped pave the way.
Speaker 2: Got something in common? You always need to find a connection.
Speaker 3: All right, Laura, you want to roll the dice and
Speaker 3: go for five k this morning?
Speaker 4: Let's do it five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: All right, Laura, we have a question lined up. You're
Speaker 2: gonna hear the question and a countdown. You have to
Speaker 2: answer before your time is up. If you don't know,
Speaker 2: have a guess?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 5: You ready to go? Yeah, all right, let's do it.
Speaker 5: We are about to roll the Dice for five k
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Speaker 15: Cheese is made from the milk of a goat and
Speaker 15: other animals.
Speaker 12: Oh my god, I actually missed there.
Speaker 2: Cheese is made from the goat milk and what other animals?
Speaker 4: Milk?
Speaker 2: Sheep. Actually, goat milk is the smaller part of it.
Speaker 2: It's forty goat milk and six donkey milk.
Speaker 10: I would never have got that, so that's good.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry goat milk product. I mean I love goats cheese.
Speaker 2: Goats cheese, Meredith goats cheese, bringing that giant thing back again.
Speaker 2: They did the giant for Christmas. Swimming We're on again. Yeah,
Speaker 2: swimming at.
Speaker 4: That stuff is merediths knockout. Oh my god, it's my favorite.
Speaker 4: What about the of the cheese world? What's now?
Speaker 2: I haven't had cheese, I haven't had donkey milk. I've
Speaker 2: had camel milk. I had to do the Today Show
Speaker 2: at a camel milk place. I had to have milk.
Speaker 2: I milked the camel. I didn't drink it fresh from
Speaker 2: the teat, but I did have a camel milk latte
Speaker 2: and some camel milk ice cream and it's very good
Speaker 2: for people who have allergies cow's milk, but it would
Speaker 2: not be my preference.
Speaker 3: The camel said it was very good form two hey
Speaker 3: five k question returns again, this time tomorrow.
Speaker 2: By the way, the Merediths Goats Cheese bucket Bonanza where
Speaker 2: you can get the giant things is two kilo buckets.
Speaker 2: It's eight jars. It's on the twenty ninth of November.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yes, boon good morn of Melbourne. What a day,
Speaker 5: what a chuer in tops of twenty six blue sky,
Speaker 5: sunshine Melbourne beautiful. You're looking good even through the tin
Speaker 5: it looks amazing.
Speaker 2: I know it looks stunning. Speaking of the weather, it's
Speaker 2: just having a bit of a giggle about, you know,
Speaker 2: people blowing up about the new bomb a new bomb
Speaker 2: your are any bomb site?
Speaker 3: The amount of money that's spent on that.
Speaker 2: Well, they've just announced that they went ninety two million
Speaker 2: dollars over budget designing.
Speaker 4: That it'll happen nine absolute art.
Speaker 2: Million dollars open. How do you blow a budget by
Speaker 2: ninety two million dollars.
Speaker 7: So the bomb said or reported that it cost them
Speaker 7: four meal to do it, and then in senate estimates
Speaker 7: in canber they revealed it was nicey six.
Speaker 3: You know, we're trades. Sometimes things blow out.
Speaker 2: And it does. It's no good. I have an updated mind.
Speaker 4: Silly like the original.
Speaker 2: There's nothing wrong with.
Speaker 5: Maybe they're installing windows because you know, I always had
Speaker 5: a problem with them actually looking at someone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, anyway, be sunny today. Don't go an update,
Speaker 2: you bumb out.
Speaker 7: Also a curious sight. Forget about the Chicago bulls. Have
Speaker 7: you heard about the Pacinam bulls. Two loose bulls have
Speaker 7: been spotted bolting through Paknam the streets and there you
Speaker 7: have it, cowboys on horseback in pursuit. That's right, they
Speaker 7: escape their property on Saturday afternoon. They bolted through the
Speaker 7: streets and two cowboys with THESS suesluit in pursuit.
Speaker 3: It's like we're watching a Western stunt show at the movie.
Speaker 2: Literally in the middle of a suburban street. Look at
Speaker 2: the people walking up their driveway, like.
Speaker 4: Did they's the Western show?
Speaker 2: What were they?
Speaker 4: Bulls?
Speaker 7: Were they were bought for a rodeo, but they escaped
Speaker 7: the paddock, and hence the cowboys were dressed up and
Speaker 7: in pursuit. Now they They were reported to have run
Speaker 7: dangerously close to homes and vehicles. One car left damage
Speaker 7: amid the chaos, and vic Pole our great friends at
Speaker 7: vic Pole tweeted, we wish the owner the best of
Speaker 7: like explaining this to their insurance company.
Speaker 2: Wow, so crashed into a car. But the car let
Speaker 2: the bulls go and leave.
Speaker 4: Yes, the ball you can't running free, and.
Speaker 2: You can't have them running free. Pack in them.
Speaker 4: But it's not pair plan, I know.
Speaker 2: But what were the bulls doing? The a rodeo bulls? Yeah,
Speaker 2: you ride like bucking bulls.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know of the machine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm quite on the machine.
Speaker 4: Actually, I love that machine.
Speaker 2: I've done it after a few beves one it makes you.
Speaker 4: Better, La, I've been the one what's.
Speaker 2: Called Oh my god, they're saddle ranch y.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 2: The last time I was at the saddle ranch caught
Speaker 2: on fire and got evacuated and we were all like,
Speaker 2: but we haven't had our turn on the ball yet,
Speaker 2: so we don't want to leave us to get out.
Speaker 3: The place is burning.
Speaker 2: All the firemen came in and we thought entertainment. I
Speaker 2: was there on a girl's trip. They weren't entertainment, was
Speaker 2: actually on fire.
Speaker 4: It's so ridiculous. How long? And then you got the
Speaker 4: police running down the street. There's a lady taking a
Speaker 4: dog for a walk on the other side of the road.
Speaker 7: Like, what did you see the footage of the young
Speaker 7: teenager he was out fishing in far North Queens and
Speaker 7: the crocodile emerged out of the water and beat him
Speaker 7: on the stomach.
Speaker 3: Just a small bot.
Speaker 2: Hang on, but the fish or the boy?
Speaker 3: No, the boy?
Speaker 4: Sorry animal, Well I want to run with animals attack.
Speaker 2: Well, there was the pig on the loose in America
Speaker 2: too last night and the police, the police had to
Speaker 2: catch him. They put on their gloves and they caught
Speaker 2: this pig and then and they didn't what to do,
Speaker 2: so they just put it in the backseat of the
Speaker 2: police car. And there's this giant.
Speaker 4: Pig just sitting there.
Speaker 2: Have you seen well you don't say that, no.
Speaker 4: No, no, no.
Speaker 7: Have you seen the clip of the It some sort
Speaker 7: of swordfish that jumps into the boat.
Speaker 4: It smacks the woman in the face.
Speaker 2: No, what.
Speaker 4: Just jumped out of the water and slap, slap.
Speaker 3: It's an incredible vision. Thirteen fourteen when animals attack.
Speaker 2: I had to read the weather on the Today Show
Speaker 2: when a pelican they wanted me to feed the pelican's
Speaker 2: little fish and read the weather. And then you know
Speaker 2: how big their mounts are. They were They were eating
Speaker 2: me up to my arm and I had cuts all
Speaker 2: for my elbow all the way down to my fingers
Speaker 2: because every time I held a fish it just went
Speaker 2: like look and took my arm with it in its
Speaker 2: little soft little jaw beak thing. You know, it's filling
Speaker 2: my little pin teath pit tea they do. Little pelicans
Speaker 2: have little pinned They.
Speaker 5: Can't my algorithm at the moment of people on safaris
Speaker 5: and then the lions attack.
Speaker 2: No again, I reckon a lot of those, are AI right?
Speaker 3: Is amazing?
Speaker 2: One the other day this lion ran up to the
Speaker 2: safari and dropped its little cub in the woman's last Nah.
Speaker 2: That did not happen when the lion was just like,
Speaker 2: have a cub.
Speaker 4: A great day. There was one they just the line
Speaker 4: jumped in with them into the started like, oh that
Speaker 4: is that's real? That sound effect again, that's not real.
Speaker 7: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number? What animal have
Speaker 7: you been attacked by? What animal gave you a little nibble?
Speaker 7: Give us a give us a call.
Speaker 2: In return, I have with a woman yesterday who got
Speaker 2: shingles from being attacked by MagPi.
Speaker 5: That's right, I've got two hundred dollars TGI Friday vouches
Speaker 5: up for grabs. Give us a call when animals attack.
Speaker 5: We're talking animals attack. Thirteen twenty four to ten is
Speaker 5: our number. Let's go to the phones. What animal were
Speaker 5: you attacked by?
Speaker 4: Well, this is all off the back of those bulls
Speaker 4: running wild in Paknam Annabelle, good morning. Were you were
Speaker 4: you attacked or someone else?
Speaker 17: My brother when he was three was attacked by goose
Speaker 17: and his bad bit him on the bottom at a
Speaker 17: children's animal farm.
Speaker 2: Oh out, that would make you scared of tucked up?
Speaker 4: Was there blood?
Speaker 3: Was the bad bar?
Speaker 14: I'm not too sure.
Speaker 2: I don't think a goose. I don't think there's that teeth.
Speaker 2: They would just be a little No, it's.
Speaker 4: The peck, Annabelle, did you did you laugh? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: We were little, my brother we were at Warribi mansion
Speaker 2: and my brother got chased by peacock and it was
Speaker 2: one of birds eating hot chips. And they wanted the
Speaker 2: hot chips, and instead of giving him one, he ran
Speaker 2: and it chased it.
Speaker 4: They look chaotic and it was.
Speaker 2: One of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 2: My brother running for his life of this peacock too.
Speaker 3: And if you're listening, good for you for not throwing
Speaker 3: the chip.
Speaker 4: Just give in.
Speaker 3: Brother.
Speaker 7: One of my one of my best mates is Sparky,
Speaker 7: and he was up in the kind of a manhole,
Speaker 7: like you know the manholes on the roof, so he
Speaker 7: had to get up in the roof and he popped
Speaker 7: his head up and was like, hello, it was a
Speaker 7: possum that just went.
Speaker 4: Straight on the face. Oh no, straight on the face,
Speaker 4: and he had scratches on his face.
Speaker 2: They give you, you know.
Speaker 3: The videos, you see it coming at the moment, I
Speaker 3: can't get nothing.
Speaker 5: Have you seen? They're not a kidneys, you know the
Speaker 5: ones with the porcupines. And then it's like they're rocking
Speaker 5: up on people's doorstep in America and everyone's like, look
Speaker 5: at you, and then.
Speaker 2: They goes and yeah, it spits out and they can
Speaker 2: like ja, yes, they shoot out, Yeah, they can shoot
Speaker 2: them out.
Speaker 4: And then they regrow them. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Boys, the spear.
Speaker 3: You can we go a live Google porcupine blowing it.
Speaker 2: I don't think can do that though, I think, I know, I.
Speaker 3: Think they're different. Kidna is just to the little ands
Speaker 3: ad where it eats the ants.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you.
Speaker 3: Know, but the ones in America, Roby, come on, good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning animals attack. What do you got for us?
Speaker 9: Yeah, we had quite a few. Well, we have quite
Speaker 9: a few chickens, and we had a rooster named Terrence,
Speaker 9: and he was quite a quite a terror and he
Speaker 9: would attack you like with his like he sit down
Speaker 9: on his arm, claws out, scratch your legs, draw blood.
Speaker 3: Very aggressive.
Speaker 9: So we sent him to the chop shop and ate
Speaker 9: him for lunch one day.
Speaker 3: Ruby, were you in that round? Ruby, didn't you?
Speaker 4: That is the ultimate revenge.
Speaker 16: Yeah, no, I think he deserves it, you know, Ruby,
Speaker 16: how was it?
Speaker 4: Look?
Speaker 9: I wasn't aware until after that it was actually him.
Speaker 2: So look, no, she's but your mum and dad send
Speaker 2: him to another far And then they went down to
Speaker 2: Chargirl Charlie's and got a chicken and Rodney.
Speaker 3: It's the same one. It's Rodney, Rodney and chips.
Speaker 2: No, you didn't have Rodney and chips. It never happened.
Speaker 3: Your wing or like a legs sort.
Speaker 2: Of always go the wing.
Speaker 3: Surely I'm a man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, you can't know. You can't do that. That
Speaker 2: ruins children like that is upsetting. I'm an adult. Can't
Speaker 2: do that. You can't eat your pets.
Speaker 4: Here's the porcupine.
Speaker 2: Oh that was hard to watch. Ye, just it's back
Speaker 2: and it's that little bow and arrows.
Speaker 4: I can't ride and it's gold Yeah, it was.
Speaker 2: Into another animals right, Okay? Do you eat your pets?
Speaker 2: Don't have names for better behave himself. You can't be
Speaker 2: doing that. You can't go on my golf shom sick
Speaker 2: of it. I'm going to put on the barbecue.
Speaker 4: Eat goldfish before.
Speaker 2: No, you haven't, I haven't. What's wrong with you?
Speaker 6: There?
Speaker 2: What some people? Are you hanging out with? Pet peters?
Speaker 4: It's a good song. Can we play it?
Speaker 2: We'll send it out to Rodney first, Natasha frankstin North
Speaker 2: You didn't eat your pet, did you?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: God?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 11: Me?
Speaker 2: Okay you what was it?
Speaker 11: I was living on my dad's chicken farm at the time,
Speaker 11: and he had a lama and I went out into
Speaker 11: the panic stupidly, and the lama chased me and spat
Speaker 11: at me multiple times and it hit me on the shoulder.
Speaker 3: I don't trusts lamas, they say brutal.
Speaker 2: Did you have to get a tetanus after that?
Speaker 11: No, lucky, I'd already had one.
Speaker 4: Lamas and horses as well. Horses give you horses.
Speaker 2: Horses don't buy it.
Speaker 4: Are you kidding?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not kidding. I've never been bit my horse.
Speaker 5: You see the videos of people standing next to like
Speaker 5: the Royal Garden America and then the horse.
Speaker 3: Not America in.
Speaker 2: London, in London, what are you people doing to these animals?
Speaker 4: Not just affection?
Speaker 2: They don't like it because you're not animal people.
Speaker 3: Zoie in Corefield, You doesn't want.
Speaker 2: To be attacked by the animals?
Speaker 9: Hi?
Speaker 3: Animal? Were you attacked by slash eating?
Speaker 17: I was attacked by a ferrot?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: What happened? And where were you?
Speaker 17: I was at a playground and someone was walking their
Speaker 17: ferrets and everyone was passing it. So I went up
Speaker 17: and passed it as well, and then it clinged onto.
Speaker 2: My arm and did it hurt?
Speaker 17: Yes, it definitely.
Speaker 2: How did you get it on?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: You swing around around really fast and then flying.
Speaker 4: Hey Sally, did you eat it afterwards?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 2: No, No, I don't think ferrets edible parents. Hilton has
Speaker 2: has ferrets and she has a f house. It's like
Speaker 2: a mini version of her mount.
Speaker 3: Should we throw a song out to Rodney?
Speaker 4: This is a nod to Rodney? Rodney.
Speaker 3: This is for you, Brodney.
Speaker 4: We miss you.
Speaker 3: What do you like on the tools around the house?
Speaker 4: Is that a trick question? No?
Speaker 3: No, not at all.
Speaker 4: I'm not very good at all.
Speaker 5: What about the garden, because I know last time we
Speaker 5: came to your place it was it was like a
Speaker 5: great theme.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of concrete.
Speaker 7: There's also artificial turf pre much sorry, and a couple
Speaker 7: of trips.
Speaker 2: The last time we were there was probably the only
Speaker 2: time we're there. You need to entertain more. Yes, weekends,
Speaker 2: should we have a barbecue done?
Speaker 4: We'll be there. Can you bring a gas bottle?
Speaker 2: Are you not got a gas bottle for that barbecue?
Speaker 3: How long did you get the barbecue Christmas?
Speaker 4: About eighteen months ago?
Speaker 3: You've never used brand new webber, brand new webber sitting
Speaker 3: in the backyard, all built.
Speaker 4: Dad built it for me.
Speaker 2: Is it under a cover?
Speaker 4: It's getting dammaged under under a cover to cover for it.
Speaker 4: I've never cooked on it.
Speaker 3: You've never connected a gas plot one.
Speaker 2: Oh, we must christen the barbecue twenty six de great,
Speaker 2: should we come over tonight?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 2: Come on clean?
Speaker 4: What are we having?
Speaker 2: We'll also decorate your lonely house and put a tree up.
Speaker 5: Oh doing that on the weekend, I'll bring more artificial lord.
Speaker 5: You know what Our next guest, I Reckon can help.
Speaker 4: He's sing it save me.
Speaker 5: No, he's back on the box. He'll inspire you. Jamie Jury,
Speaker 5: the original host of The Block. Remember his first two
Speaker 5: seasons and then it moved on to Scotty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when they were tiny little house.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the blond eye apartment. Yes, he did.
Speaker 5: Seek Backyard Blitz stays. We all grew up watching this man.
Speaker 3: That was changing.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I loved her.
Speaker 3: We're not talking to her, and we're talking to Jamie Jury.
Speaker 4: Know what she's doing there? Who cares?
Speaker 3: He's got a brand new show and Jamie Jury joined
Speaker 3: us next.
Speaker 8: Having hosted legendary shows like Backyard Blitz and The Block.
Speaker 8: Our next guest is no stranger to building homes on television. However,
Speaker 8: his latest project is the first time he'll be building
Speaker 8: homes with a printer.
Speaker 6: We're going to solve the housing crisis.
Speaker 2: We've got to try on different things.
Speaker 4: Please, welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Jamie Jay Who Hey, Jamie, welcome to the show.
Speaker 4: Can you sorry, can you see me?
Speaker 6: Guys? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Mate, you look great?
Speaker 6: Yeah no, I can't see myself. I'm just oh, here
Speaker 6: we go, there you go, We're back line.
Speaker 3: Dad's worked out face, Tom.
Speaker 2: Well done exactly. I love this because we love doing
Speaker 2: our interviews when people aren't in studio on FaceTime, and
Speaker 2: I get an immense amount of joy watching people trying
Speaker 2: to set it up. We have a production team that
Speaker 2: do it for us so we can laugh at everyone else.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, don't worry Matt David. It's beent about twenty
Speaker 5: minutes to almost call his daughter in to help.
Speaker 4: Remember that.
Speaker 5: God, hey, Jamie, tell us about this new show mate.
Speaker 6: This is great, mate, This is very exciting. So this
Speaker 6: is a show I've always wanted make. It essentially combines
Speaker 6: everything I've ever done, garden, the environment, building into one.
Speaker 2: It's and it's called Future House.
Speaker 6: So we're basically showcasing we're building three houses in three
Speaker 6: months for three different families. Right of course, where one
Speaker 6: of them, So we're a guinea pig in the whole process.
Speaker 6: And we're building the second ever three D printed concrete
Speaker 6: house in Australia.
Speaker 4: And it's happening. It's happening right behind me.
Speaker 2: You're actually on site at the moment. But that looks
Speaker 2: like a lot of hard labor happening. I'm not seeing
Speaker 2: a lot of three D printing happening.
Speaker 6: Then its well, well, we lay the slab, the ground
Speaker 6: floor slab. First three D printer arrives this afternoon.
Speaker 4: He sets up his rig and.
Speaker 6: Then it all runs by a computer and the whole
Speaker 6: thing gets printed in five days.
Speaker 2: How big is the prints?
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, run me.
Speaker 3: I don't really get the whole three D printing for
Speaker 3: me either. So that it actually prints everything. It prints
Speaker 3: the walls of the house.
Speaker 6: It prints the walls of the house, It prints all
Speaker 6: the columns, it prints, yeah, pretty much everything that supports
Speaker 6: the roof.
Speaker 4: This stupid question.
Speaker 5: Sorry, just on the printing thing, right, Like, I've got
Speaker 5: a little fuel of pack carding, and I know I've
Speaker 5: got to run down office works to chuck ink and paper.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, it's a little bit more complex than that. But
Speaker 6: these guys are so high tech. When you go into
Speaker 6: their studio, it looks like the early days of Apple,
Speaker 6: like as a bunch of tech guys building houses and
Speaker 6: it's crazy and it survives to test the time it does. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean there is a house in Sydney that just
Speaker 6: sold in Woolaware down south and uh, and that's I've
Speaker 6: walked in.
Speaker 4: I walked in there.
Speaker 6: And just went, Wow, I'm gonna I'm gonna try this.
Speaker 4: This is amazing.
Speaker 2: They printed does it print like bricks? And then you
Speaker 2: build the house with printed bricks printing walls. I'm so.
Speaker 2: I mean, now watch the show. You've got a view us.
Speaker 6: It's kind of it's kind of like watching a giant
Speaker 6: toothpaste squirt out.
Speaker 4: It's kind of it. And then it squirts it.
Speaker 6: Out like a like a twenty milimeter sausage in a row,
Speaker 6: all the way over the top of each other. And
Speaker 6: so as it starts to build in twenty milimeters increments,
Speaker 6: it slowly prints the wall to the top.
Speaker 4: And so yeah, it's.
Speaker 6: Amazing to watch because you just see the whole building
Speaker 6: come alive right before your eyes.
Speaker 2: You started at Channel nine twenty six years ago. Did
Speaker 2: you think twenty six years ago that you'd be doing
Speaker 2: this interview right now telling us about a three D
Speaker 2: printed two.
Speaker 6: No no, no, no, I mean things have changed, but
Speaker 6: this is but this is kind of what the show
Speaker 6: is about because technology in the building game has advanced
Speaker 6: so much that you know, there's so much tech available
Speaker 6: to us now you can't help not embrace some of
Speaker 6: it because listen, I mean, we are at a housing crisis.
Speaker 4: We got to build one point two million homes in.
Speaker 6: The next five years, and we're about three hundred thousand
Speaker 6: trades short of achieving that target. So this is about
Speaker 6: this is about kind of experimenting with modern methods of construction.
Speaker 6: How do we build homes quicker, how do we make
Speaker 6: them more affordable, and how do we make sure they're
Speaker 6: sustainable and future proofd for future generations moving forward?
Speaker 7: Does it feel nostalgic, Jamie to be back at the
Speaker 7: nine network after all these years?
Speaker 6: I got admit, I had a lump in my throat
Speaker 6: when I signed the contract.
Speaker 7: It was so good a contract when I left a
Speaker 7: few days ago.
Speaker 6: But it is great to be back, and you know,
Speaker 6: there is a lot of nostalgia there.
Speaker 4: I mean when I started, well, I was.
Speaker 6: Twenty nine when I first started the show, so that
Speaker 6: was back in the backyard Blitz.
Speaker 4: The block and it was good. It was It was
Speaker 4: a good time.
Speaker 2: Is there any danger you could bring back man power
Speaker 2: for all the women of Australia please?
Speaker 6: I think those days are firmly over.
Speaker 2: They got I don't know the Silver Fox version of manpower.
Speaker 2: I mean the Golden Bachelers.
Speaker 4: Got the guns out today?
Speaker 3: Still Gymro Still that could that could be a FaceTime filter.
Speaker 3: We don't know, that's real.
Speaker 2: Oh, he's got the cut off the cutoff workers ship
Speaker 2: always got the gun.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I did get the guns out for you today. That's
Speaker 6: about as far as I can go at this point.
Speaker 6: The rest costs extra conteined.
Speaker 3: The trading came around my place last week did not
Speaker 3: look like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Hey, I want a prefab house built by someone with
Speaker 2: guns like that.
Speaker 5: Jamie, while done on the show, Mate, we cannot wait
Speaker 5: to watch it. Sounds bloody interesting. Jamie Jury's future house
Speaker 5: a premiere is tonight eight thirty on nine and nine. Now, hey,
Speaker 5: good to have you on the.
Speaker 3: Air with this mate, got on you guys, can't say
Speaker 3: Jamie from the Barbie movie you remember that that is
Speaker 3: do it a lipa. On Noumber one hundred you are
Speaker 3: on the air with Jason, Lauren clint here as well,
Speaker 3: we're doing it.
Speaker 5: Thanks you, mate. To she already express. Lauren Keene spotted
Speaker 5: Doer and Taylor on a fly.
Speaker 2: I know, I got so excited. I was like, Jason,
Speaker 2: look at this. There's a photo on Instagram they sitting together.
Speaker 2: I was like, they must be doing collab. And then
Speaker 2: it was just it was a post, you know, like
Speaker 2: I followed Do a Leeper, but this was like Do
Speaker 2: a Leaper official or something, the official fan page, and
Speaker 2: that aied it and I fully annoyed the bait.
Speaker 5: Don't know what to believe online anymore. Half the stuff
Speaker 5: on my algorithm is all fake.
Speaker 2: I said to Jace, I, reckon, we're going to start
Speaker 2: going backwards. We've gone so heavy on being obsessed with
Speaker 2: social media and buying things that we see people post about.
Speaker 2: I think now I'm not going I'm.
Speaker 4: Off that was she going to shop out of a catalog?
Speaker 2: No, but I just don't think I'm going to I'm
Speaker 2: not investing as much time in looking at things and
Speaker 2: going that's okay.
Speaker 5: You should see the countdown going on at my place
Speaker 5: at the moment with kids in the social media.
Speaker 2: Bare fifteen days Togo, I are cramming.
Speaker 3: What they can from I might enjoy your YouTube now, guys, that's.
Speaker 4: All right to say.
Speaker 2: She'd be weaning them up.
Speaker 4: Its flame elbow.
Speaker 3: We are cutting a cable in fifteen.
Speaker 2: Days, going cold turkey.
Speaker 5: Hey, that is it, guys, We are out of here.
Speaker 5: Thank you for being Thanks so much for joining us.
Speaker 4: For the show.
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Speaker 4: I don't think I was in that meeting, but I'm
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Speaker 2: Good, it's good, It's really good.
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Speaker 1: Jason, Lauren, Lauren wake up feeling good.
Speaker 2: Following them on the socials, yeah, I