Speaker 1: We got get morning every day, adelaides.
Speaker 2: Gosh, he comes Jody in her temporary little vehicle. Beep beep.
Speaker 3: Okay, So we're in flux at the moment our household
Speaker 3: in terms of our car, because I've sold mine, I've
Speaker 3: purchased a new one, but I'm just awaiting its arrival.
Speaker 3: In the interim, I am driving my mum's two thousand
Speaker 3: and nine Kia Serrato, which is.
Speaker 2: A gorgeous car.
Speaker 4: What a two thousand and nine A gorgeous little whip.
Speaker 2: I got it yesterday. I felt like a go car.
Speaker 2: I thought I was playing Mario Car.
Speaker 4: So I had to drop you to your car. Yesterday.
Speaker 3: I was like, come on, I'll drop you there, and
Speaker 3: you were like, not if you're driving that little Kia Serrato.
Speaker 2: Yeah, next time I'm going to be like, it's okay,
Speaker 2: I'll walk now, but where's your car? And I'll be like,
Speaker 2: Port Augusta, It's fine.
Speaker 4: He was producing molly.
Speaker 3: He was so low to the ground I should have
Speaker 3: snapped a photo. Honestly, it was like this grown as
Speaker 3: man crammed into this tiny milk car.
Speaker 2: My bum was touching the bitumen.
Speaker 4: It was like that giant man off the Simpsons. Can
Speaker 4: you remember that?
Speaker 2: Do you have a problem with my means of automobile?
Speaker 2: This was the only guard we could.
Speaker 3: Afford, and it just got us reminiscing about our first
Speaker 3: cars and all the little things that went wrong with them.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: My first first car was like a little mini, like
Speaker 3: an actual, not when minis were cool, but like an actual,
Speaker 3: like genuine mini. And it was a manual too, so
Speaker 3: I had to like drive with this stick and it
Speaker 3: was so tiny. But then my next car that I
Speaker 3: purchased because I worked three hours every morning that there
Speaker 3: had been a bakery on the Gold Coast, I was
Speaker 3: able to afford a Ford laser.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm very trendy two at the time.
Speaker 4: Good stuff welcome.
Speaker 2: Probably green, was it? No?
Speaker 4: It wasn't great.
Speaker 2: It was white. I feel like most of the old
Speaker 2: school lasers are green for some reason.
Speaker 4: No, this was white.
Speaker 3: The only thing that was wrong with it was that
Speaker 3: you couldn't open the passenger door on the driver's side,
Speaker 3: so to get into said car you had to clumb
Speaker 3: through the boot.
Speaker 2: That's quite the Jannet. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: That's probably why they knocked fifteen hundred bucks off the price.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what was your face go?
Speaker 2: I had a Ford Fairlane, which was a hand me
Speaker 2: down car from mum and dad. But it was like
Speaker 2: Ford Fairlane was like right at the top in terms
Speaker 2: of classy stuff. Yeah, but in that era it was
Speaker 2: about thirty years too well. And I remember I learned
Speaker 2: two times a hard way that when it said there
Speaker 2: was thirty k's left and the fuel tank, that actually
Speaker 2: meant there was none left.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: So and one time I ran a fuel on the
Speaker 2: Sydney Harbor Bridge and we rolled off the bridge because
Speaker 2: we got over fifty per cent. Ways it's actually a
Speaker 2: bit of a hill once you get over fifty percent.
Speaker 2: And I remember parking somewhere randomly on the south side.
Speaker 2: But that's the most frantic I've ever been as a youngster.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then the other time I did it, I was
Speaker 2: I think I was around Moore Park the other side
Speaker 2: of the bridge and I had to walk through rain
Speaker 2: to go buy a jerry can. On top of that
Speaker 2: as well, I also learned that you can't get an
Speaker 2: old coke bottle and filled up with fuel. They'll get
Speaker 2: angry at you the fuel station. Sony life lessons such
Speaker 2: a short amount of time.
Speaker 4: I mean that feels a little bit dangerous.
Speaker 2: Piece of crap my car?
Speaker 3: Can we can we do this please? Thirteen twenty four
Speaker 3: to ten. Finish this sentence. My car is useless because
Speaker 3: dot dot dot we don't care. Oh whatever, what is
Speaker 3: wrong with your car that you just go, Oh.
Speaker 4: My god, that should be functioning that it's not.
Speaker 2: I give a score thirty and twenty four ten. Best
Speaker 2: caller up for grabs a two hundred dollars Japanese hair
Speaker 2: spa voucher from the Jim and Henley Beach. We'd love
Speaker 2: to hear from you.
Speaker 4: Pay from lind Dock. Complete this sentence. Please. My car
Speaker 4: is useless.
Speaker 5: Because by car is useless because every time I turn
Speaker 5: the steering wheel, the radio channel changes or the phone
Speaker 5: goes up and down. The only way is circumvent. That's
Speaker 5: setting every radio channel to one channel, which I set
Speaker 5: and over. Every time it change channel, there's delay and
Speaker 5: then it goes for it sicks up again.
Speaker 4: Do you really understanding of why.
Speaker 5: There's something bolds behind the steering wheel? But the part
Speaker 5: is like five back defeat and then You've got all
Speaker 5: the work the comodols and I'm just going to run
Speaker 5: into the bram.
Speaker 2: Do you know what, pet, I think your car is
Speaker 2: more intelligent than you know. So when you're going really
Speaker 2: really slow in traffic, can you make a bit of
Speaker 2: a turn your car goes? Okay, elderly person, welcome to
Speaker 2: five double A.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Emma from Wallanga, my car is useless because the.
Speaker 6: Aircorn does not work, and the windows do not go down,
Speaker 6: and the radio doesn't work.
Speaker 2: Oh what works?
Speaker 6: Not much? To be honest, not much.
Speaker 4: Amm I talk us through a thirty eight degree day
Speaker 4: in your car? Please?
Speaker 6: Oh it's it's just horrible. Basically taking off a ways
Speaker 6: of clothes before you get home, just so you're not melting. Basically,
Speaker 6: it's not good at all.
Speaker 4: Can we ask what sort of car it is right for?
Speaker 2: I care for?
Speaker 6: It's definitely been through it two thousand and one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, built to last.
Speaker 6: It does keep going. It does keep going regardless of
Speaker 6: all its fault. But I think it's time to retire it.
Speaker 3: When you bought that wrap four because I had a
Speaker 3: rap four, And can you remember you got one of
Speaker 3: those little stuffed camels for free?
Speaker 4: Did you get the free stuff camel?
Speaker 6: No? I did not get a camel.
Speaker 4: That's not fair.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to Brook from Elizabeth Brook. Please
Speaker 3: complete this sentence. My car is useless because my car is.
Speaker 7: Useless because the back wheels are designed to go bored
Speaker 7: every six to eight months.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Cars are ic and cheap these days as well, aren't they?
Speaker 4: So what's all?
Speaker 7: That's why I just keep replacing them. It's cheaper than
Speaker 7: getting it seat.
Speaker 4: Right, So how bored are they Brook at the.
Speaker 7: Moment they brand new? Yeah, but they get pretty bored
Speaker 7: on the inside of the tire as well. Apparently the
Speaker 7: car was designed with negative canber, so the top of
Speaker 7: the wheels go in towards the car.
Speaker 2: So what is it? What's the purpose of that?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 7: I got no idea? Is it just every time I
Speaker 7: speak to a mechanic, it's just, oh, yeah, we can
Speaker 7: fix that for you, but you need you need directional tires.
Speaker 7: So I walked out because every tire can go on
Speaker 7: both ways.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's a lot.
Speaker 7: So with two young kids, it's cheaper just replacing the
Speaker 7: tires then getting the whole thing fit.
Speaker 2: That that's not going to work. That's not going to work.
Speaker 2: But that is ridiculous, And I feel like as well.
Speaker 2: Sometimes in mechanics it's like a dentist to go in
Speaker 2: there and they know they're just going to throw this
Speaker 2: mumbo jumbo, But you, like, I just get to the
Speaker 2: point how much you know I'm not going to argue
Speaker 2: with you?
Speaker 4: Isn't that true?
Speaker 3: With mechanics, it's I could never have you walked away
Speaker 3: for like after a service and they're going, everything's tickety boom.
Speaker 2: Well it's a good except for that back piston that's
Speaker 2: been a road through the frontal lobe of the petrol valve. Oh,
Speaker 2: I haven't seen something like that in years. And you're like, oh, gosh,
Speaker 2: can you fix it? Well, I can do it, but
Speaker 2: it's not going to be cheap.
Speaker 3: You do a good mechanics. Let's go to Aaron from
Speaker 3: Mitchell Park. Aaron, complete this sentence.
Speaker 4: Please. My car is useless because.
Speaker 8: Every time I turned the corner the horn goes off.
Speaker 2: That is confronting. That is confronting. Oh do you do like?
Speaker 2: There just be moments, Aaron where you're like, oh, I
Speaker 2: don't need the heat of someone being like, what's your problem?
Speaker 2: Why are you beeping?
Speaker 4: What's your problem?
Speaker 6: Bro?
Speaker 8: That's the website. As you're turning, it holds the horn on.
Speaker 8: So it wasn't like it was just a beat. It
Speaker 8: would be an aggressive long hold horn. And if I
Speaker 8: was a traffic lights and there were people crossing the
Speaker 8: road would be looking at me. So just wave the
Speaker 8: light wave as if I've been lovely.
Speaker 2: Oh, what's your problem? It's Aaron. He's a nice actually
Speaker 2: nice guy.
Speaker 3: Do you know where that would come in super handy
Speaker 3: at suburban football grounds?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, here he is go South ADELAIDI we just touched
Speaker 2: on before. Joe's The really really thing is it's probably
Speaker 2: going to go down so far it's easily the biggest
Speaker 2: story in South strain and footy this year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so if you're not up to speed.
Speaker 3: He yesterday at around lunchtime, announced that he was withdrawing
Speaker 3: from Showdown fifty seven. He wasn't going to play, and
Speaker 3: then the AFL jumped in afterwards and said, well sit down, Willie,
Speaker 3: because we were going to bench you anyway, and they
Speaker 3: proceeded to suspend him. He now has to undergo some
Speaker 3: training around respectful and thoughtful communication, which I can see
Speaker 3: the irony in that, because that man is on the
Speaker 3: receiving end of a lot of disrespectful communication from fans,
Speaker 3: a lot of racial vilification and the like and the
Speaker 3: port Adelaid Football Club have been pretty staunch on this
Speaker 3: and they've basically come out and said that the AFL
Speaker 3: are not handling the way indigenous players are treated very well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the message you got yesterday.
Speaker 2: That one hundred percent is the message from Chris Davis,
Speaker 2: who is the GM of Football.
Speaker 9: Port Adelaide footy Clubs certainly believe that the industry can
Speaker 9: be doing more to educate people within the industry on
Speaker 9: the challenges that are faced by both First Nations and
Speaker 9: multicultural players in the competition.
Speaker 2: Okay, so what that means is what we see on
Speaker 2: the outside is Willy rioally going off at several players yep,
Speaker 2: on the field and people in the uproar has been
Speaker 2: quite outrageous, particularly from Commetary East and places not in
Speaker 2: South Australia. That's where all the big sort of takes
Speaker 2: usually come from. And that is oh, this willly that
Speaker 2: what Chris Davis is saying is you guys have no
Speaker 2: idea what the hell is happening regularly, like super regularly
Speaker 2: behind the scenes to potentially put will in such a
Speaker 2: state people.
Speaker 3: And I did have this thought yesterday as Chris Davies
Speaker 3: was speaking.
Speaker 4: In the press conference.
Speaker 3: Willy really needs to delete his social media because the
Speaker 3: alarming rate at which people slide into his DMS to
Speaker 3: abuse him is frightening.
Speaker 4: So I just think I think he needs to get
Speaker 4: off it.
Speaker 2: And that's the bother thing. It's not just direct messages,
Speaker 2: it's everywhere. It's social media in general. So unfortunately Willy,
Speaker 2: we'll be able to find and people will find horrendous
Speaker 2: comments thrown at Willy, but not necessarily directly in his inbox.
Speaker 2: So that's what he deals with and we'll never know.
Speaker 2: I did find something interesting from Chris Davis which I
Speaker 2: said in which he said in his first press conference
Speaker 2: a couple of days ago, and that was something along
Speaker 2: the lines of he deals with stuff with that you
Speaker 2: won't have to deal with, and that is pointing to
Speaker 2: a white person that I don't have to deal with.
Speaker 2: He's white, and that will never be able to comprehend
Speaker 2: what that could possibly do to you, and not only
Speaker 2: just one or two times, like genuinely regularly, and what
Speaker 2: sort of told that would take on you. The big
Speaker 2: question now is what happens with Willy. He's taking the
Speaker 2: week off confirmed last night. It's who knows when he's
Speaker 2: going to come back, yeah, And there's all sorts of
Speaker 2: talk will he come back, like, is there a chance
Speaker 2: he doesn't come back? Geez?
Speaker 3: I hope he's not lost, because you're a big fan
Speaker 3: of what he can do on the field, don't you.
Speaker 2: I'm a huge fan of with really and I know
Speaker 2: as well, and Chris Dave has made this point as
Speaker 2: well that the best place for him to be in
Speaker 2: a safe space where he can get himself, in a
Speaker 2: place where he's happy. He's at a football club like
Speaker 2: Port Adelaide, so you really really hope he's not lost
Speaker 2: a footy and you hope he's not lost a port
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 3: And also we're not sitting here condoning him sending you
Speaker 3: abusive messages.
Speaker 4: Absolutely not, absolutely not.
Speaker 3: But it's just, as to Chris Davie's point, it's just
Speaker 3: about sitting back and having a think about what this
Speaker 3: man endures on a weekly basis in terms of racism,
Speaker 3: and I think before you fly off the handle and
Speaker 3: go oh, will just have a think about that, Have
Speaker 3: a think about what that would do to your emotions,
Speaker 3: to your psyche, to you as a human being to
Speaker 3: be on the receiving end of that abuse.
Speaker 2: And That is the problem because you can't know, you
Speaker 2: can't imagine what they'll be like unless you in that situation.
Speaker 2: So that's where it's very very tricky for people to understand. Yep,
Speaker 2: Joe's giving her a one sleepout from Showdown in fifty
Speaker 2: seven and thought, why don't we get a showdown specialist on. Yeah,
Speaker 2: one of the showdown greats.
Speaker 3: And something we have just discovered. And I'm going to
Speaker 3: let you tell the story. You played in a showdown,
Speaker 3: Ryan Fitzgerald, and it was a fairly significant one for
Speaker 3: all the off field exploits.
Speaker 4: Tell everyone the showdown you played in.
Speaker 3: Please.
Speaker 10: I played one showdown, guys, and it was it was
Speaker 10: actually the Ramsgate Showdown. It was the next day. We
Speaker 10: were all having lunch and a few drinks down at
Speaker 10: Henley Beach, and I still remember. Rue came back and said,
Speaker 10: I've just been informed that all the port over.
Speaker 8: The rams Gate.
Speaker 10: He said, let's go over and have a couple of drinks.
Speaker 10: Don't do anything stupid, but I do remember he sort
Speaker 10: of turned back to it and said, but if they
Speaker 10: do something stupid, we're all in. And you know, I
Speaker 10: still remember because because Rue got tagged that game by
Speaker 10: Josh Carr. I look, I remember that game fondly because
Speaker 10: I was I was on the exercise bike for three
Speaker 10: quarters on the bench waiting to come on. Then I
Speaker 10: came on and stood Daryl Wakelan and had I had
Speaker 10: an opportunity to sort of kick clear for the Crows.
Speaker 10: I reckon to put us about eight points ahead, fifteen
Speaker 10: meters out shaped the Hazy missed it, port Adelaide, took
Speaker 10: it down, kicked the goal, took it out of the middle,
Speaker 10: kicked another goal, and then they won the game. And
Speaker 10: I remember at the ramsgate Rue Rue because Cary was
Speaker 10: getting stuck into him out in the field, and I
Speaker 10: think Rue was doing a couple of pinch tactics that
Speaker 10: Cary was doing to him on the field. And then
Speaker 10: next thing you know, I what well, I won that
Speaker 10: fight by one hundred.
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 10: I was half military, right. I think I was near
Speaker 10: West Lakes when the fight started.
Speaker 2: And I was running very far like that's that's what
Speaker 2: got the kid drafted back in the day. He's zero
Speaker 2: to twenty was elite.
Speaker 10: No, I honestly was hiding behind the car. It was
Speaker 10: out of control, Like I I'm a lover, not a fighter.
Speaker 10: Jade and I said to myself, I'm just going to
Speaker 10: let this go over. Yeah, it was. It was definitely.
Speaker 10: I do remember. I do remember. The next day we
Speaker 10: had a team meeting and you know, run their heads
Speaker 10: down and I'm like, oh god, and Garieres was like, okay,
Speaker 10: we need to address this. Did we fight?
Speaker 2: That's so old school and beautiful?
Speaker 4: Did you though? Did you win the fight?
Speaker 7: Who want?
Speaker 10: I couldn't because I was in a fetal position, just
Speaker 10: rocking back and forth. I didn't see anything, Jones, I
Speaker 10: couldn't see anything.
Speaker 2: You know, Let's bring it back. Come on, they were
Speaker 2: SHOOTO looking wrong?
Speaker 10: Well that you should you know what we should do.
Speaker 10: Get the supporters involved, CROs supporters, power supporters, Ramsgate, one
Speaker 10: on one and gone, and let's go for.
Speaker 2: It, Thunder, let's get the ball in there.
Speaker 3: Hasn't Joshka got a bit of a nasty street getting
Speaker 3: him to Jo Josh.
Speaker 10: He's one of the best men you'll ever meet, Josh Carr.
Speaker 10: I rate that, man, I mean we The funny thing
Speaker 10: was no one wanted to fight that because everyone thinks
Speaker 10: there's such a rivalry between the port Alane and Crow's Boys,
Speaker 10: but actually everyone gets along really well. You know, off
Speaker 10: the field. But it's just it just goes to show
Speaker 10: that when alcohol is involved, things can be you know,
Speaker 10: yeah over censorison and then it gets heated. But mate,
Speaker 10: Josh Cart, he is one of the best, and I'm
Speaker 10: actually looking forward to his coaching career because I think
Speaker 10: you'll do it quite well. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Hey Fitzy, who's your tip for the weekend.
Speaker 4: Obviously you're going to go with your heart and go Crows, but.
Speaker 10: Well the heart is saying no. Well the head is
Speaker 10: saying crows because Crows are obviously in better form at
Speaker 10: the moment. But you just can't discount the underdog in
Speaker 10: the showdown because they always get up. Well, I can
Speaker 10: tell you this Port Adelaide is not going to lose
Speaker 10: by ninety points again like they did last week.
Speaker 2: Now here's a statistic for you.
Speaker 10: The last four times that Port Adelaide have lost by
Speaker 10: I think it's eighty points or more. Absolutely flogged.
Speaker 2: They respond, They.
Speaker 10: Came out the week after and once well, good day,
Speaker 10: they respond very well. But I'm still going to pick
Speaker 10: the crow's stuff, Paul, Yes.
Speaker 4: Great stat Bruce mcavany.
Speaker 3: On that note, Ryan Fitzgerald, thank you so much for
Speaker 3: joining us again for fifty fridays.
Speaker 4: We love it.
Speaker 2: Go from Mother's Day on Sunday.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 2: It's a lovely day to celebrate all the beautiful women
Speaker 2: in our life. Whether it's your wife because she's got kids,
Speaker 2: your kids, it's your mum, it's somebody else. We're all connected. Beautiful.
Speaker 4: Now what about the blokes go, I'm getting my wife something,
Speaker 4: she's not my mum.
Speaker 2: Oh that's ridiculous. That's a death sentence. Colors be better
Speaker 2: than that, exactly right. What are you guys up to
Speaker 2: on Sunday?
Speaker 3: We're going to Lounder's Cafe, which is a beautiful little
Speaker 3: cafe down by the Torrens.
Speaker 4: So we're going to ride our bikes.
Speaker 3: Along there, maybe kick the footy at the Uni Loop afterwards,
Speaker 3: you know, just holdsome stuff.
Speaker 2: That is really nice. We hear a lot actually from
Speaker 2: your girls. We hear mainly from Peyton. Yeah, she's pretty vocal.
Speaker 3: You like to rag on her, so I like to
Speaker 3: get her revenge on Uncle Andrew.
Speaker 2: But someone's doing some good things as well. And then
Speaker 2: of course there's little Harper, who is a ball of energy.
Speaker 2: She sometimes she's controversial, sometimes she's cute, sometimes she's demonic.
Speaker 4: You know, sometimes she won't get dressed for ballet.
Speaker 2: It's all a beautiful little thing.
Speaker 4: Every Tuesday and Wednesday.
Speaker 2: To say, the girls have actually put something together for
Speaker 2: you and you didn't know this was coming.
Speaker 4: No, what have you done?
Speaker 2: So to celebrate Mother's Day on Sunday, let's hear from
Speaker 2: the oddie girls who are planning a very special day.
Speaker 3: Hi.
Speaker 1: Mom, is Summer and I just wanted to say Happy
Speaker 1: Mother's Day and thank you so much for everything you
Speaker 1: do for me and my sisters and how hard you
Speaker 1: work to get me the things I want and I need.
Speaker 1: I love you so much throughout the day until it's
Speaker 1: time for us to sit at the dinner table and
Speaker 1: you spend twenty minutes straight talking about how you need
Speaker 1: to get.
Speaker 2: An early night's sleep.
Speaker 1: Love you so much, Have a great Mother's Day.
Speaker 9: Bye.
Speaker 11: Happy Mother's Day, Mom.
Speaker 4: It's Peyton.
Speaker 11: I love you so much and I'm thankful for everything
Speaker 11: you do for the family, like picking me up from school.
Speaker 11: And I'm very thankful that you choose to go to
Speaker 11: bed early so the rest of the family doesn't have
Speaker 11: to suffer from your grumpiness.
Speaker 4: Love you Bye, bo.
Speaker 2: Hi Patha, I love you.
Speaker 10: So much.
Speaker 1: Mom, Happy Mother's Day and thank you for picking me
Speaker 1: up from school and making dinner for me.
Speaker 10: I love you so much.
Speaker 2: I hope you have look great.
Speaker 7: Mothers day.
Speaker 2: A happy mother's day, Joe. It's good on you.
Speaker 4: Top it.
Speaker 2: Lovely messages from your girls. There. I hear some flowers
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 4: You so much. Oh that's so beautiful flowers.
Speaker 2: Did you pick those out? I selected them all myself again.
Speaker 4: Oh it's stunning. I have a little loss for words.
Speaker 4: Just made me cry.
Speaker 2: Well, Sunday is going to be very very special day,
Speaker 2: so not just for you, but for all the mom's
Speaker 2: out there. Congratulations. You do such a hard work and
Speaker 2: such at times an unrewarded job. Yeah, like I seriously,
Speaker 2: I I it is so much easier for me to
Speaker 2: work fifteen hours a day and then go home looking
Speaker 2: after the kids for five or six hours, because that
Speaker 2: is so so consumed in a beautiful way. Yeah, very
Speaker 2: very consumed, and you do a very good job.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: And you know, as much as that was lovely to
Speaker 3: hear from my girls, I think I'm the lucky one
Speaker 3: to be their mum because they are really really good kids,
Speaker 3: and you know, they're my world.
Speaker 4: So yeah, thank you for.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you producing Molly, because I know you would
Speaker 3: have organized the flowers, et cetera. Oh thanks guys, and
Speaker 3: Happy Mother's Day to your beautiful wife Kara. We often
Speaker 3: have the conversation of how she allows you to do
Speaker 3: what you do. She's incredible your wife, so you better
Speaker 3: look after her on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Thank you, jose Yes, she's absolutely perfect. Happy Mother's Day
Speaker 2: to all the mums on Sunday. We absolutely love you, love.
Speaker 5: Wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, opportunity for you to choose the music, and I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what, it's a very very interesting contest this
Speaker 2: week in saying that right now it is sitting at
Speaker 2: seven to five, you definitely need a win. You definitely
Speaker 2: need a win.
Speaker 9: That's fair.
Speaker 2: And look also that we were blessed because we got
Speaker 2: to go back to nineteen ninety nine. The nineties had
Speaker 2: some every hits.
Speaker 4: Didn't I and two songs selected you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I went with this Little bad Boy A
Speaker 2: six months none the richer. It's a good song, very
Speaker 2: good song. You left it to the last song.
Speaker 3: I did, which is always a gamble because it's going
Speaker 3: to be really really good.
Speaker 4: Or really really crap.
Speaker 2: And who would have thought. I think maybe it's paid off.
Speaker 2: Can I just say something about back in the day
Speaker 2: she did something. Well, let's just say, as a youngster
Speaker 2: coming through with a lot of hormones running through my body,
Speaker 2: she kept me warm night. Okay, she keept me warm
Speaker 2: night in my mind? What yeh to know?
Speaker 3: It's way man, I just don't know what you want
Speaker 3: me to say.
Speaker 2: You don't have to say anything. I don't need you
Speaker 2: to say okay, because it's not going to change the
Speaker 2: way I used to feel that. And to Jimmy, Jimmy
Speaker 2: going yeah, going, well, thanks mate.
Speaker 3: All Right, how we go on the socials Johnny and
Speaker 3: Hazy on Instagram?
Speaker 2: Lets have an image of Hazy with a pin up
Speaker 2: of sh Twain.
Speaker 4: We're all trying to shake it.
Speaker 2: That's the g rated version anyway. All right, the nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety nine Battle of the Bangers. I will say this
Speaker 2: was a very tight call. But do you want a
Speaker 2: drum roll? There? Jimmy, I reckon, I reckon, I might
Speaker 2: need one. Here you go, great man, I need this, Jimmy.
Speaker 2: The winner is that, don't impress? She started your back baby.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you to everybody. He voted from nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 2: The winner for this week's Battle of the Bangers, Shanaia Twain.
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