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Speaker 3: Well, good morning, everybody, Happy Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Good morning? Have it hump a day? How are we there?
Speaker 5: Good? Whoa?
Speaker 6: Then on stand by? Bond drove to kick things off?
Speaker 5: Shall we we? Should? I love that song? I don't know.
Speaker 7: I mean, it does bring out the bogan in all this,
Speaker 7: but it's just such a good banger.
Speaker 3: It is a banger. Should we just start a banger?
Speaker 3: Should we just start every Wednesday? Like you know, let's just.
Speaker 4: Do it now. We don't need to talk anymore. We'll
Speaker 4: tell you what's on later.
Speaker 5: Just play, remember wish we should say what's on. We've
Speaker 5: got a big shot, We've got a big show.
Speaker 4: Why don't we just play the song. We'll tell them
Speaker 4: what's on later.
Speaker 5: Take my hand, we'll make it us.
Speaker 4: We got a big show, guys. We'll tell you what's
Speaker 4: on shortly after.
Speaker 5: How are we?
Speaker 4: I'll tell you after?
Speaker 8: Bon Jo?
Speaker 5: Do you know what? You know? What? The show not
Speaker 5: run on time? Today because we didn't do a night open.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, we do have a big show
Speaker 4: halfway through the week Melbourne.
Speaker 3: And we will run you through it after bon He
Speaker 3: used to work on the block. It's the new Wednesday rule.
Speaker 4: He did work on the.
Speaker 6: Sorry Johnny, Johnny, Oh we did.
Speaker 5: Too morning Melbourne.
Speaker 6: We're halfway there. Welcome he Wednesdays.
Speaker 8: Man put that in out Wednesday morning opening.
Speaker 6: What doesn't we just start it every Wednesday?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Wednesday. And apologies because it wasn't Johnny, it was Tommy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, used to I always thought it was Johnny.
Speaker 5: Johnny still out of work, Tommy.
Speaker 4: Tommy's Tommy used to work on the.
Speaker 5: No, I used to it, you have. They're both out
Speaker 5: of it.
Speaker 4: I wonder where he's working there, Johnny.
Speaker 6: Now a welfare checked on both of them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're probably double act.
Speaker 4: Johnny and Tommy. Always funny when you used to work
Speaker 4: on the dock, not the block. Yeah, that's what I say.
Speaker 5: Confused when we're going to the song and Johnny's on
Speaker 5: the block.
Speaker 4: Johnny's on the block, Tommy on.
Speaker 5: The do So he's not on the block next year.
Speaker 6: No, Tommy on the dock, Yeah, he's on the do.
Speaker 4: Tommy, you used to work on the dock, not anymore, Johnny.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: When you said at the start, I'm like, I've watched
Speaker 3: a lot of series of the Block. I don't remember
Speaker 3: Johnny John there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we should call Shelly Kraft.
Speaker 4: Hey, Scotty, Yes, John b jo Tommy.
Speaker 7: Hey.
Speaker 6: Welcome to your Wednesday, everybody.
Speaker 5: This is no Over.
Speaker 3: You're on the air with Jason Lauren. Clint's here as well.
Speaker 3: We've got a big show coming up today. Invites to
Speaker 3: our Grand Final breakfast which is around the corner.
Speaker 4: Now, who's coming to that?
Speaker 5: I mean yeah, I think I'll be there. Yeah, well
Speaker 5: you've got to win in can't.
Speaker 4: Buy ticket winnouncing anyone else that's coming.
Speaker 6: In the Premiership Cup will be there.
Speaker 5: Can we do?
Speaker 7: I just want to see a big, big, solid pyramid
Speaker 7: of sausage rolls and party piles, like a big gist.
Speaker 4: We can do that.
Speaker 6: None of this, none of this bacon and eggs.
Speaker 4: I want bacon. Yeah, okay, Thursday morning, going into a
Speaker 4: long weekend. We can have both like.
Speaker 3: Footy food yeah yeah, little Boys sausage, sausage, Frankfort frankfurts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you mean stick with bacon and eggs.
Speaker 6: You don't want a little boy, Okay?
Speaker 4: Anyway, Yes, we've got your invites. It's sounding very enticing that.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you want to come along Premiership. Sorry, I
Speaker 4: want to come along.
Speaker 5: In this.
Speaker 6: Ship up the baslor this year? Is it great?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Run out on the mc jean September a couple of.
Speaker 5: Times on three of them, hasn't he yep? Which is
Speaker 5: he's going to be there with the silverware. Nice. That's
Speaker 5: one of the real treats.
Speaker 3: So for people that have come along in past year
Speaker 3: to get a photo with the cup, like two days out.
Speaker 6: From the Grand Final was amazing.
Speaker 5: Looks good on the gram.
Speaker 4: Should say if we can fill it up with beers
Speaker 4: and drink from well, they've.
Speaker 7: Got a few cups, I think, yeah, Jesus sorry, but
Speaker 7: they've got one cup.
Speaker 3: And do you remember I think we told with the
Speaker 3: idea of drinking.
Speaker 5: You're doing.
Speaker 3: What do you think they're going to package deal at
Speaker 3: mister minute? Can we just get three this year?
Speaker 5: Bar need four? We're gonna have to do. There was a.
Speaker 3: Photo posted the other day of you and your dad
Speaker 3: for Father's Day with the cup Royal Cup.
Speaker 5: Oh you're right sure? It was four of them.
Speaker 4: Remember right now Melbourne don't have four of them. Thirteen
Speaker 4: are you at the best in Paris last.
Speaker 7: Night I was won triple shift, Max Gorne one big Macs,
Speaker 7: he spoke one three yeah always own. It was a
Speaker 7: funny old night at Tuesday nights.
Speaker 4: Yeah you know why because they didn't have a very
Speaker 4: successful here.
Speaker 8: There's also like so that what happens is they booked
Speaker 8: their best and fairest base from like grand Fire and
Speaker 8: they got backwards. Right, So like Collingwood, who are a
Speaker 8: very rich club, they've like booked the Friday night for like.
Speaker 5: Fifty they'd have the Palladium, Yeah.
Speaker 8: The Pladium, and then Geelong I booked the Pladium Crown.
Speaker 8: I'm like the first got a discount.
Speaker 6: They've done a Tuesday wedding.
Speaker 8: But then when they don't make the finals, they have
Speaker 8: to bring them all forwards because the players don'tant to
Speaker 8: stick around for an extra This.
Speaker 3: Was about to say that play half of them returned
Speaker 3: from Barley for this, wouldn't they.
Speaker 7: They were in New Zealand. Actually they had a little
Speaker 7: vacated New Zealand.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, that screams extreme sports and danger.
Speaker 5: I can imagine the cycling on the luge in Queenstown.
Speaker 7: One of the players as I was walking out because
Speaker 7: I drove my dad home, like I wasn't that much.
Speaker 7: But he was on the beers last night, which was.
Speaker 5: Was there too, Yeah, absolutely warm.
Speaker 4: I don't know. She's involved with the club somehow, which
Speaker 4: is like.
Speaker 5: A top echelon of supporters, so important ones. And one
Speaker 5: of the boys go, hey, status, I'll see it electric.
Speaker 5: I was like, oh, no, no one. Maybe he was
Speaker 5: talking to your dad, maybe because.
Speaker 4: It was sent away at Electric Trick.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's big fan, big fan.
Speaker 6: Remember we wanted to get.
Speaker 4: To My Mum's probably still there. Oh God, don't.
Speaker 3: Get one of those last night those chairs that attached
Speaker 3: the railing to go up at Electric We're going to
Speaker 3: call it the electric chair.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think we should crowd fund that.
Speaker 5: I think so too.
Speaker 8: They should just make it al so many people can
Speaker 8: get on it once.
Speaker 5: Were probably that'll be broken.
Speaker 4: Up long with one person per chair.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're probably talking to your dad. Yeah, and was
Speaker 6: there the players?
Speaker 4: Don't anyone fun? Who are the big demon supporters? Outside?
Speaker 7: The Great Melbourne has a new CEO, so like he's
Speaker 7: unveiling last night. I love very great great Man isn't
Speaker 7: he lovely man?
Speaker 4: I like him?
Speaker 3: Any performance performance? Oh yes, Conrad sel No, he couldn't
Speaker 3: be there.
Speaker 8: Anthony Claire and Tim Campbell.
Speaker 4: Who do they roll out of those things?
Speaker 5: Russell Robertson, Who who to play for mil to play
Speaker 5: for Melbourne? He performed? He's like a full forward Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah. He plays plubs on a Sunday afternoon. Sometimes.
Speaker 7: You know what we should see if Robert wants to
Speaker 7: come to our grand final, the G four, we couldn't afford.
Speaker 5: He was there with Phil Sobrano.
Speaker 8: Oh, the great Phil Sobrano, brother of Sobrano, excellent guitarist,
Speaker 8: married to and Sobrano. And there's the Sobrano family, Trigg
Speaker 8: of all the people I'm.
Speaker 5: Aware of, Morning, Melbourne, welcome back to this is your
Speaker 5: life coming up next to your Robertson?
Speaker 4: Was he the star performance?
Speaker 5: It was like an acoustic duo.
Speaker 4: Background music or performance sort of?
Speaker 5: It was sort of a bit of it.
Speaker 4: Did people get up and down? Background? Was there a
Speaker 4: lead performance? Up and down?
Speaker 5: Did Lauren's mom stand up and try.
Speaker 4: On the table? There at what she loves? She loves?
Speaker 3: Russell Robertson, you are on the air with Jason Lauren
Speaker 3: Clint here as well, and he ain't leaving.
Speaker 4: He ain't leaving. Clint stand away. Yesterday it was a
Speaker 4: huge day for you. Now.
Speaker 8: I saw in your little Instagram. Yeah, I saw emails
Speaker 8: from Channel nine. How long have you been at Channel nine?
Speaker 7: I walked into Channel nine January two thousand and one
Speaker 7: as an eighteen year old, so that's near on twenty
Speaker 7: five years. What will be twenty five years in jam.
Speaker 4: And yesterday you resigned?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Wow, I made a really tough decision to to leave nine.
Speaker 4: How are you feeling.
Speaker 7: I'm relieved because I've been thinking about it for a
Speaker 7: while now. I needed to make a decision because looking
Speaker 7: back on how I was feeling and where my head
Speaker 7: was at, I was burnt out.
Speaker 8: So well, you've been doing this seven day a week
Speaker 8: cycle for like I remember when we first started this
Speaker 8: radio show and I said, would you come consider being
Speaker 8: a newsreader?
Speaker 4: And you said, why not? It'd be fun.
Speaker 8: For six months and four years later, you have been
Speaker 8: working seven days a week, and hand on heart, I
Speaker 8: think Jason and I both agree you are the hardest working
Speaker 8: human we know, and you're.
Speaker 7: Exhausted well first and foremost, you know, I think You're right.
Speaker 7: I did do this for six months initially, and I
Speaker 7: became very quickly addicted to it, and now I see
Speaker 7: it as my life and my future, which is just
Speaker 7: such a beautiful feeling to have.
Speaker 5: Made you talk.
Speaker 6: You took the radio a ductor water, I think, honestly.
Speaker 7: But then, as I say, I tried to juggle everything
Speaker 7: for so long. I think I did a really good
Speaker 7: job of it for so long, but I think it
Speaker 7: had I always knew in my heart of hearts that
Speaker 7: it had an expiry date.
Speaker 5: And I'm now at a stage where I need to.
Speaker 7: Put myself in a position where I can get my
Speaker 7: life back.
Speaker 5: You deserved my life, mate, Like you should be so
Speaker 5: proud of what you've achieved.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, as a young kid getting into an industry,
Speaker 3: no matter what industry, you know, if you're a young
Speaker 3: kid and you've got a dream, and for you it
Speaker 3: was TV, and to get in there at that age
Speaker 3: and then have a career in this industry that long
Speaker 3: is impressive. And that's but then what you've achieved, you know,
Speaker 3: Weekend Today hosts while juggling that, doing sport, reading the
Speaker 3: news on nine like you did it.
Speaker 6: I'm so proud of you, Lauren Is as well. You
Speaker 6: should be so proud of yourself.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I've done so many amazing things and I have no
Speaker 8: doubt that will continue.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yesterday was a really overwhelming day and really emotional.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm not going to sit here and lie.
Speaker 7: I did shed a tear because it's been my entire life.
Speaker 7: It's been my entire professional life, and it will be
Speaker 7: hard to walk away from Channel nine after near on
Speaker 7: twenty five years, and I plan to do so at
Speaker 7: the end or in November sometime.
Speaker 6: So you're doing it on your terms too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's so coolited for you.
Speaker 7: I think you know, I really want to. When I
Speaker 7: say I want to get my life back, I want to.
Speaker 5: I want to.
Speaker 7: I want to do some normal things. I want to
Speaker 7: share some incredible moments with my family, my friends, and
Speaker 7: one day I want to be a dad as well.
Speaker 7: You know, I want to meet someone and at the
Speaker 7: moment I can't do that.
Speaker 3: I think we joke around and give you a bit
Speaker 3: of a ribbing about you know, not eving partner and stuff. Way,
Speaker 3: but there's no way you could have met the perfect person.
Speaker 3: There's no way you had time to date.
Speaker 4: Well, you haven't really had a day off four years.
Speaker 4: That's amazing.
Speaker 8: You've left nothing on the table standing should be so proud.
Speaker 8: And the other thing is, while juggling all of these jobs,
Speaker 8: you've done an exceptional job in all of them.
Speaker 4: You've never dropped the ball.
Speaker 7: In any I mean there was one night at the logis, Yeah,
Speaker 7: you said, who's going to do the news?
Speaker 6: And I said, well, you you're the news.
Speaker 4: That makes great content for us.
Speaker 3: I mean, not not great for the for the criminal
Speaker 3: who he forgot to say allegedly story.
Speaker 7: I just quickly to say, and this it's really uncomfortable
Speaker 7: with me. You know, yesterday was it was really sad,
Speaker 7: but it was also really magical as well, because so
Speaker 7: many really beautiful people reached out to me the be
Speaker 7: it our beautiful audience here, listeners or just TV tragics
Speaker 7: who have watched me through the years, and that was
Speaker 7: really special, but also my beautiful colleagues at the nine network,
Speaker 7: who you know, it will always hold a really special
Speaker 7: and everlasting place in my heart. And you know, I'm
Speaker 7: not giving up on television, you know. I hope one
Speaker 7: day I'll still be able to do bits and pieces
Speaker 7: and and and nine will always be a home for me.
Speaker 7: So just thank you to everyone's who has reached out
Speaker 7: and said some really lovely things.
Speaker 3: Well, I would say that says a lot about the
Speaker 3: person you are there because in this industry, mate, a
Speaker 3: lot of the time when people leave the entame industry, Yeah, I'll.
Speaker 4: Share you, Clint.
Speaker 8: If you're ever having a down day, I would just
Speaker 8: go and read those comments on your Instagram because I
Speaker 8: was crying last night.
Speaker 4: You are so well loved. Wait, everyone the.
Speaker 6: Single mom's at school pickup, Yes, they were like, we're.
Speaker 8: On Well my dms were filling up about it. About
Speaker 8: time you took him. Seriously, Lauren, is what people say
Speaker 8: to me?
Speaker 5: Hey, can we just run through it? You're going to
Speaker 5: start paying your own mobile phone now right?
Speaker 7: I know I've had to say it so it's a
Speaker 7: change number and I've never paid a phone bill.
Speaker 4: You better clear your search history before your hand back.
Speaker 6: I would put petrol over it. How many suits do
Speaker 6: you own?
Speaker 5: I owned so many suits? I mean you're gonna have
Speaker 5: to buy your own suit.
Speaker 4: No, I start siphoning them out of wardrobe.
Speaker 5: You need to clean that joint out, mate.
Speaker 4: I walk and read the station recovered.
Speaker 3: When we come over for dinner at your place. I
Speaker 3: almost want to be eating on the dining room turble going.
Speaker 3: Is this the nine news desk?
Speaker 5: Like you take.
Speaker 4: Everything every day? Just steal something else.
Speaker 7: I walked into the coffee shop this morning, bright and early,
Speaker 7: and Adam, the owner said, Bro, you're going to get
Speaker 7: your life back if you want a job on weekend
Speaker 7: serving coffee.
Speaker 4: You know, no, Adam, he needs a day off. Adam.
Speaker 7: And then one of the customers yelled at me, Ah,
Speaker 7: i's just reading about your congratulations on your retirements.
Speaker 3: Remember we got shafted from the other station. I was
Speaker 3: going through the GYG drive through and they offered me
Speaker 3: some hours on the weekend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's good gear. Well, Clinty.
Speaker 8: We are very proud of you, and I know as
Speaker 8: a friend I've watched this rollercoaster of your hectic work schedule.
Speaker 8: We're so proud of you, and I'm so so glad
Speaker 8: that you're going to get some downtime and some time
Speaker 8: yourself as well, just quickly.
Speaker 4: And I'm also so glad.
Speaker 8: I can't shake you, and I'm very happy about it.
Speaker 4: Glad. I'm glad you left there and not here if
Speaker 4: you were. Let's put it that way.
Speaker 3: If you were going to ever buy shares in nightclubs
Speaker 3: around Melbourne, now is the time.
Speaker 8: We love you, We're proud of you, and I know
Speaker 8: you didn't take this decision lightly.
Speaker 7: And thank you to both of you as well and
Speaker 7: our wider team because you know the support you've offered me.
Speaker 7: Not just in the last couple of weeks I made
Speaker 7: this really difficult decision, but in the last you know,
Speaker 7: four years that we've been together has been so special
Speaker 7: and it made my decision so much easier.
Speaker 6: We're proud of you, mate, Thank you.
Speaker 3: Welcoming Wednesday. Hey, a lot of Victorians to get behind
Speaker 3: the Suns at the moment and.
Speaker 7: They're going to be wearing their pink jumper, which is
Speaker 7: very exciting.
Speaker 5: I love the pink jumper.
Speaker 4: Now, what did you say this morning?
Speaker 8: It's called the guava jump? Well, do actually sons away jersey?
Speaker 4: What you're wearing now? Have you not seen it? It
Speaker 4: looks great?
Speaker 5: What does it all run? No guts? What is it
Speaker 5: all gas? No break, no break?
Speaker 7: And they're calling that it's not the cute clash, they're
Speaker 7: calling it the pineapple grapple.
Speaker 4: No they're not.
Speaker 7: No, No, let's ask our guests about it.
Speaker 9: Tom Morris called it that, and no one else is
Speaker 9: calling it that pineapple grapple.
Speaker 4: I love you, Tom Morris. We're not calling a.
Speaker 5: Pineapple pineapple grapple.
Speaker 8: The pineapple grapple sounds like a bunch of Queensland is
Speaker 8: chasing pineapples down the hill pretty much.
Speaker 5: What's what's going to happen. They're replacing the share and
Speaker 5: with the pineapple, it's going to be.
Speaker 4: A big pineapple and Queensland.
Speaker 5: Oh native fruit. Have you ever been to the big pineapple? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Do you know what Back in the day we used
Speaker 7: to get it pathe from. Do you remember there is
Speaker 7: sunshine coasts, all cream and maybe a cherry on top.
Speaker 7: It's like a Sunday.
Speaker 4: Was there any pineapple?
Speaker 5: Yeah, there would have been. And then you go on
Speaker 5: that little train and around and I haven't been.
Speaker 3: I think you climbed to the top of the pineapple
Speaker 3: and get a photo next.
Speaker 4: To the big avocado.
Speaker 5: It's got nothing from.
Speaker 4: The beginning of the border of New Up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the big prawn, big Marino where you get a
Speaker 3: photo under the sheeps balls and the balls they hang
Speaker 3: they hang.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I haven't been to.
Speaker 5: The big balls. Some protection under there there ye sheep.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a giant marino. So a big sheep and
Speaker 3: like you're under the sheep. Get the photo. But yeah,
Speaker 3: are just hanging above you. If they broke off, they'd
Speaker 3: kill you.
Speaker 5: What a way to go? They're big balls.
Speaker 8: Can you climb up the big pineapple like sounds?
Speaker 5: Look look out to the freeway. No, no, you look
Speaker 5: out to the macadamia factory.
Speaker 3: Your busy world, guys, I feel like we need to
Speaker 3: do some sort of show tour.
Speaker 6: Sure where we go and check out the big things.
Speaker 8: We need a big thing in Melbourne about you want
Speaker 8: to put the big latte?
Speaker 4: Yes said square a little.
Speaker 6: Bit of paper mache this week? You know how it goes?
Speaker 4: It have to be really big.
Speaker 5: The big wheel.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, that went well? Are they bringing it
Speaker 4: back in like nine?
Speaker 5: Look at the Costco car park?
Speaker 4: Well there's no Costco anymore now it's just a car park.
Speaker 3: Hey, guys, coming up this hour, mourn doesn't know. As
Speaker 3: we mentioned, we'll catch up with one of your favorites
Speaker 3: from the Suns.
Speaker 8: But next coming up next Jace put his foot in
Speaker 8: it in a very embarrassing way.
Speaker 4: Yesterday.
Speaker 8: Now we were playing Alex Warren yesterday Clint when we
Speaker 8: started talking about about the VMA's no carpets, all of
Speaker 8: the celebrity guests that had been on the red carpet,
Speaker 8: all the stars were there, including Alex.
Speaker 5: Warren, who caught our eye.
Speaker 8: Who looked sensational growth, a beautiful, gorgeous, gorgeous woman.
Speaker 5: They're both dressed beautifully.
Speaker 8: Stunning, spectacular done. And then Jayce threw this one.
Speaker 3: Out to us yesterday and yesterday's VMAs. That is Alex Morron.
Speaker 6: He tak his mum got a hope it.
Speaker 2: Was his mom.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure. Oh you're coming.
Speaker 5: Stronger, coming really stronger. That's going to get back to Alex.
Speaker 3: It looked like his mom, Oh, mum, is it please?
Speaker 4: Alex Warren's mother passed away in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 6: Well it's a miracle.
Speaker 5: Just to be clear, it wasn't mum, So okay, can
Speaker 5: I just in my.
Speaker 4: Defense she looked absolutely stunning.
Speaker 5: Because we ascertain who it was first.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well that's been cut off there. We did work
Speaker 8: out yesterday it was his wife.
Speaker 5: His wife, he's beautiful, beautiful wife.
Speaker 3: They marry your mom, what they say or you say,
Speaker 3: what do you mean?
Speaker 8: I've just turn that now I'd like to point out
Speaker 8: your mom, Warren, No, you go first.
Speaker 5: You're about to say that you marry your mom.
Speaker 3: I thought there was a saying where it's like sometimes
Speaker 3: girls marry their dad.
Speaker 5: No, like like people that have saying that remind them
Speaker 5: of their dad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, family values.
Speaker 5: That's one.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm beautiful wife.
Speaker 4: He's twenty five years old.
Speaker 6: Okay, so there was a number of photos.
Speaker 4: She's twenty five, said his mother.
Speaker 8: Would you just think and don't say she could have
Speaker 8: had him so well, he's also twenty five.
Speaker 5: Let him try and dig his land him really young.
Speaker 3: There was a number of photos I've now seen of
Speaker 3: Alex and his lovely wife on the red carpet, and
Speaker 3: it's quite clear that there were cut in the moment
Speaker 3: there was there was a photo or a bit of.
Speaker 4: About when they're kissing. Did you think that's his mom?
Speaker 6: No, it didn't do it on me.
Speaker 3: Then there was there was just like a side shot
Speaker 3: that I saw in the red carpet, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: he took his mum.
Speaker 6: But now that I've seen like several front on photos.
Speaker 8: It's quite you weren't sure because you when he took
Speaker 8: his mom. Oh god, I hope it's his mom.
Speaker 4: Now he's pretty confident.
Speaker 8: He's sweeping statements that you need to research before you
Speaker 8: throw them out there.
Speaker 5: Oh please, we did that.
Speaker 6: We wouldn't say half the think was sound this show.
Speaker 5: You did put your foot in it. I thought it
Speaker 5: was going to confidence.
Speaker 3: And yesterday's VMA is that is Alex Moren you take
Speaker 3: his mum?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's.
Speaker 8: You knew as it was coming out. You are illustrat
Speaker 8: shouldn't be saying this.
Speaker 3: I said to Brady before executive producer. Is there any
Speaker 3: stars that have taken their mum to red carpets? Or
Speaker 3: are they dating older people?
Speaker 4: His wife's twenty five.
Speaker 5: I'm just moving on from Alex Warren with a side
Speaker 5: profile she was fifty eight.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to talk to Alex Warren next to
Speaker 4: hoose in Town.
Speaker 6: Then Brody said, yeah, what about Aaron Taylor Johnson?
Speaker 3: Oh Aaron, no, wait for it'd look at Clinton and
Speaker 3: well I said, that's exactly what I said, and Brady
Speaker 3: replied with he's one of the biggest names in Hollywood
Speaker 3: at the moment.
Speaker 4: He absolutely is. I don't have my finger on the pulse.
Speaker 4: The star of the New Marvel Craven The Hunter starting
Speaker 4: Bullet Train opposite Brad Pitt the new Marble films called
Speaker 4: What Bullets Craven.
Speaker 5: The Hunter, Hunt are usually not talking about Jonathan Taylor Thomas.
Speaker 4: I had posters of him all over my walls.
Speaker 5: What's his name? Aaron Taylor, Aaron Taylor Johnson Johnson Thomas.
Speaker 4: I'm like, and I get a visual of Aaron Taylor Johnson.
Speaker 3: That's him there, that's him there on the red carpet.
Speaker 3: Would you say that is a photo with him and
Speaker 3: his mum or him in his partner.
Speaker 8: I'm going to go with his beautiful partner, Jason mothers
Speaker 8: do look very young man.
Speaker 7: Just to play along, I'm going to say, mum, who
Speaker 7: is it is his partner?
Speaker 5: It is his partner.
Speaker 4: Wow, they've got twenty three year age difference.
Speaker 3: That's apparently Apparently this guy is going to be the
Speaker 3: new James Bond.
Speaker 5: Jonathan Taylor Thomas.
Speaker 3: No, No, this is Jonathan Taylor Brown Brodie the Taylor Johnson.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's Bond.
Speaker 4: Apparently he's going to be James Bond.
Speaker 5: What about his mom? Is she going to be the
Speaker 5: Bond girl? Sorry?
Speaker 4: What so he's thirty two?
Speaker 5: Where did you hear his he just got much like
Speaker 5: James Bond. He's going to be James.
Speaker 4: I don't trust anything coming out of Brodie's mouth.
Speaker 5: On the train. You heard it on the train.
Speaker 8: He told us some huge breaking news yesterday and he
Speaker 8: said on the boys Chat.
Speaker 7: He goes, Clint, can you believe that the AFL has
Speaker 7: brought in the wild card round in the finals.
Speaker 5: It's happening. They've made the decision.
Speaker 4: And we were like, what clink. As I read the
Speaker 4: news last night, I didn't see it in the news.
Speaker 4: Where did you hear that?
Speaker 5: He just he's in the boys Chat.
Speaker 3: And then I came into work and I'm watching He's Clinton.
Speaker 3: Clint's down away sports journalists arguing with you and You're like, no, mate,
Speaker 3: it's happening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, my mate.
Speaker 5: The didler said it in the group chat.
Speaker 4: It could happen anyway.
Speaker 8: When Jonathan Taylor Thomas becomes James Bond, we'll eat our work,
Speaker 8: eat our hat.
Speaker 5: Now. For those who don't know why we're because he was.
Speaker 4: In home alone, Jesus is a mess. This is in
Speaker 4: a conversation. He was in Home improvement.
Speaker 6: Twenty four ten is our number. Here's what we're asking.
Speaker 5: What are we doing when are you're asking when did
Speaker 5: you put your footnote? Ah?
Speaker 4: Like, you can't be saying to people when do you do?
Speaker 4: Unless you know?
Speaker 5: What's my rule?
Speaker 8: Unless they've told you, and what's my role? That's a
Speaker 8: ridiculous rule. But it's unless they've told you, is the rule.
Speaker 6: Unless I see a limb, I don't say anything, just
Speaker 6: to be.
Speaker 5: Sure you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: No, if they tell you they're pregnant, that's.
Speaker 6: Fine, that's okay.
Speaker 5: Don't go well, allow, but that's allowed. Don't go stroking
Speaker 5: the ballot.
Speaker 3: Don't go touch no no, no belly and their belly exactly.
Speaker 3: Thurne twenty four ten. When did you put your footnote?
Speaker 3: Or have you witnessed someone do it?
Speaker 8: Jase yesterday said Alex Lawren took his mother to the
Speaker 8: MTV Music Awards and it was his wife, who is twenty.
Speaker 3: Five, who will make a lovely mother one day she
Speaker 3: will join us on the air.
Speaker 8: I that's also putting your foot in at these days.
Speaker 8: Can't be saying things like that.
Speaker 5: If she wanted to.
Speaker 3: I've got Senheiser headphones, sen Heiser delivering eighty years of
Speaker 3: true sound switch and hear the difference. They're amazing. These
Speaker 3: are valued at three hundred and fifty bucks. Nice thirteen
Speaker 3: twenty four to ten. Have you or do someone you
Speaker 3: know put their foot in.
Speaker 6: At big time? See our chandelier twenty eight past seven.
Speaker 5: This is number one hundred. Good morning.
Speaker 6: We are doing a thanks your mates at.
Speaker 3: Chall already express a small slip up yesterday and talking
Speaker 3: about the VMAs. Yesterday's VMAs. That is Alex Moren Do
Speaker 3: you take his mom?
Speaker 5: Got?
Speaker 6: I hope it was his mom.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure. Oh God, you're coming.
Speaker 5: Stronger, coming really stronger. That's going to get back to Alex.
Speaker 5: It looked like his mum, Oh mum please is it?
Speaker 5: Please go?
Speaker 4: Alex Warren's mother passed away in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 6: Well it's a miracle.
Speaker 5: It was his beautiful.
Speaker 4: Partner wife who's twenty five and in.
Speaker 6: The wrong light on a side angle camera shot.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: You just never roll in.
Speaker 8: You never say is this your beautiful mum to someone,
Speaker 8: and you always say is this if it's you could
Speaker 8: say is it you're beautiful sister with gorgeous.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just not on what's your name? Yeah?
Speaker 8: I remember saying this is not this is not an
Speaker 8: ageous thing. But I remember saying to someone, Gee, you
Speaker 8: look so happy. I'm so glad you broke up with that.
Speaker 6: No, no, it was really.
Speaker 8: Bringing you down. And you looked so much happier and
Speaker 8: so much this moment. And I never liked him in
Speaker 8: the first place, and I am so so happy to
Speaker 8: hear that you're so happy without him.
Speaker 5: And they replied, oh, thanks, just.
Speaker 4: Got back together, and I went good for you.
Speaker 5: Amazing. Yeah, there was a lot of that. He's a
Speaker 5: real drip.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, I wanted the ground to open up.
Speaker 4: I hadn't swallow me.
Speaker 5: Are they still together?
Speaker 4: I'm sure I've never asked, I believe so, I've never
Speaker 4: mentioned it again.
Speaker 7: I did something very similar when I was looking to
Speaker 7: buy a house and I was doing an open for
Speaker 7: inspection with the old man. We were walking through the
Speaker 7: house and I got into the backyard and I said, oh, jeez,
Speaker 7: you have to rip those trees out, and jeez, that
Speaker 7: extension is ugly as hell.
Speaker 4: That goes who designed this slop?
Speaker 7: And the vendor was standing right next to me. Why
Speaker 7: on earth the vendor during the inspection, what would.
Speaker 4: Do because they want to hear people right next to.
Speaker 5: Me, Julie and Digger's rest You're somebody's footnote.
Speaker 8: Yes she did.
Speaker 11: We were at a Westpac bank and heaps of people
Speaker 11: inside the bank, and there was a guy in front
Speaker 11: of us. He had one leg and a patch, and
Speaker 11: he just the loudest voice, Hey, mommy, look there's a pirate.
Speaker 11: I just wanted to melt into that ground.
Speaker 5: He did not react, Okay, Yeah, he just turned around.
Speaker 11: And looked at my son, and I just sort of went,
Speaker 11: we don't say that here, like.
Speaker 4: Oh God, how old was he was? Your little child? Yeah?
Speaker 11: I think it's between three or five.
Speaker 6: I was like a three year old.
Speaker 3: If you're walking through the shops and you just spot
Speaker 3: what they're going to do for your child started to say.
Speaker 7: Dropping the face.
Speaker 8: And when they eight things like that, it seems to
Speaker 8: always be much louder than their normal voices.
Speaker 5: Well, I need to be loud so you can hear them,
Speaker 5: and they're.
Speaker 8: Trying to tell you something, Rosy, good morning, good morning?
Speaker 4: Did you put your foot on it?
Speaker 12: It's my birthday today?
Speaker 4: Should gets turning?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 4: Don't you? Good answer? Maybe double that almost that was
Speaker 4: a great answer, Jason.
Speaker 5: How are you celebrating? Rosy?
Speaker 8: I've got a work.
Speaker 12: I'm a teacher, so I'm getting a few pings on
Speaker 12: the phone, which is lovely. Guys.
Speaker 6: You know what you should wheel in the TV today
Speaker 6: for the kids?
Speaker 5: Yeah, give you put your feed up alone.
Speaker 12: I don't need to wiell it. It's already in there,
Speaker 12: so we should be all right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we've moved on.
Speaker 8: From the Yes, I had.
Speaker 12: Two friends that I knew separately, one from and one
Speaker 12: from working at Brushes.
Speaker 5: He was a.
Speaker 12: Record raps. What a great place to work.
Speaker 6: Though, focus rosy yep, yeah right.
Speaker 12: Anyway, so I had not seen, like, I didn't know
Speaker 12: that they knew each other. And then I was in
Speaker 12: the shopping center walking around us think a chance that packed,
Speaker 12: and I'm walking around and all of a sudden I
Speaker 12: see them together and oh, he's holding her hands. And
Speaker 12: I was like, oh my god, that's beautiful Russell. And
Speaker 12: you know, Stilly, you got your dad and he's holding
Speaker 12: his hands and she's holding his hand. Anyway, I came
Speaker 12: up closer to me. I'm like, go o, hi, guys,
Speaker 12: and I said, oh my god, I know you both.
Speaker 12: And I didn't know that you knew that you were,
Speaker 12: you know, his daughter. I didn't know that. I mean,
Speaker 12: that's amazing. And she goes she goes, oh, Rosie, and
Speaker 12: I said, I didn't know, here's your father, and she goes, oh,
Speaker 12: he's not my father, he's my husband.
Speaker 8: Ah razy razy razy.
Speaker 5: So you sympathize the jace.
Speaker 12: That's what I one on the floor to open up
Speaker 12: and flown out.
Speaker 4: Get Yeah.
Speaker 8: I know someone who gave birth and she was there
Speaker 8: with her husband afterwards, and it wasn't the midwives or
Speaker 8: the people who'd been there during the birth, but one
Speaker 8: of the nurses came in and was talking to her
Speaker 8: and then said, Okay, it's time for the grandparents to
Speaker 8: go home now.
Speaker 4: And it was oh, good.
Speaker 8: Time for mother and baby ter rest, time for the
Speaker 8: grandparents to go. And he was like, oh my god.
Speaker 8: And then she was like, oh my god, what have
Speaker 8: I said.
Speaker 7: Turns out they're not the only ones from the medical
Speaker 7: profession putting.
Speaker 5: Their foot in it.
Speaker 4: That's right, Anna, Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 10: So my son was probably about ten at the time,
Speaker 10: and he had plain of a saw left me. So
Speaker 10: we thought we'd taken to the doctors. My son's MPTE,
Speaker 10: so he's got a full prosthetic on his right leg.
Speaker 10: The doctor says, okay, hop on the table and we'll
Speaker 10: have a look. And then he looks at my son
Speaker 10: and he goes, oh, so which knee her? And then
Speaker 10: my son sort of said he looked at me, and
Speaker 10: I looked at him, and my son was thinking, is
Speaker 10: this guy for real? And my son said, well, obviously
Speaker 10: my left one because I don't have.
Speaker 13: A right one.
Speaker 4: Was he in pants?
Speaker 12: No, he had to drop his.
Speaker 5: Do you know what I mean, I'd be getting a
Speaker 5: new doctor.
Speaker 10: Yeah. We didn't go back to that one.
Speaker 8: Yeah, sound yeah, it must have been a very like
Speaker 8: impressive prosody legs.
Speaker 3: Just a really bad doctor. A couple of sleep, still,
Speaker 3: another round of finals.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 5: I'm so excited.
Speaker 7: There's no Thursday night, no Friday night, Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 4: Friday Night is Adelaide and Adelaide and Adelaide. That's going
Speaker 4: to be huge, and then Saturday night.
Speaker 5: It is clash Slash. I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: No, the Pineapple Grapple, it's the pine we love grappling pineapples.
Speaker 9: We're not calling it the pineappley Tom Morrison Non News
Speaker 9: last night.
Speaker 5: So I must be the pineapple.
Speaker 4: Who named it the pineapple grap.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I saw that we're running with.
Speaker 8: Its junior on the news last he said he was
Speaker 8: promoting the Coast, promoting the clash, but he said he
Speaker 8: couldn't watch the game. He went to bed at three
Speaker 8: quarter at time and then they said, well what if
Speaker 8: what about this week's game? And he goes, so, I
Speaker 8: don't think I could watch it. And if the Gold
Speaker 8: Coast play the Cats, he can't watch.
Speaker 4: He's not watching a.
Speaker 5: Lot of food, which is a shame.
Speaker 8: You'd get good seats to bed at three quarter a time.
Speaker 4: He's too nervous.
Speaker 5: Perfect spokesperson.
Speaker 4: Do you think they met the Pineapple grapple?
Speaker 5: He could have.
Speaker 7: So that's Brisbane and Gold Coast on Saturday. And I'm
Speaker 7: pleased to say we have Gold Coast Suns star will
Speaker 7: Power coming up with us very shortly.
Speaker 8: Because a lot of people who don't have a team
Speaker 8: in the finals are jumping on the Gold Coast Sun.
Speaker 7: Yeah, especially because they're a pink jumper that we were
Speaker 7: in or is it guava, I don't know, make up
Speaker 7: your own mind.
Speaker 4: Or work flamingo pink, flamingo pink.
Speaker 5: Actually it is like highlight of pink.
Speaker 4: Yeah, or work no.
Speaker 3: Come on, go hard, no gas, oh gas, no brain, no.
Speaker 8: Break squad, no break or gas. No breaks in the
Speaker 8: pineapple grapple.
Speaker 6: It's got the supermarket. The other day went up to
Speaker 6: the Have you noticed.
Speaker 3: A lot of the supermarkets now are getting rid of
Speaker 3: all the checkout operators, Like there's the self service.
Speaker 4: No, mine still got like four rows of.
Speaker 6: The normal checkout.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because if you've got a trolley, you can't be
Speaker 4: doing it.
Speaker 3: No, but seen mine now are rolling out like self
Speaker 3: service trolley checkout.
Speaker 5: YESLF not at mine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're when one step away from me doing my
Speaker 6: own price check.
Speaker 8: I did the self check out and I went to
Speaker 8: walk out, and there's like these doors that someone has
Speaker 8: to hit.
Speaker 4: A buzzer, but they're like knee hyde, grasshoppers, nimble.
Speaker 5: I would have just one of one of the people
Speaker 5: have a buzzer around.
Speaker 4: I assumed it, I know, really yeah.
Speaker 7: I thought it was some smart tech that no, that
Speaker 7: identified if you'd paid or not.
Speaker 4: No, No, the people do that, so if you just
Speaker 4: they won't let you.
Speaker 5: Oun't because I've always wondered, am I going to be
Speaker 5: let out or not? No?
Speaker 6: No, no, she hits the buzzer.
Speaker 7: The other day, I got stuck and I was like,
Speaker 7: why is she doing that and not behind the checkout
Speaker 7: because she's doing everything she's doing that she's running over
Speaker 7: to me buzzer.
Speaker 5: You don't need the buzzer if you've got people in
Speaker 5: the checkout.
Speaker 8: Well, when I did the last minute Father's Day rush
Speaker 8: on Sunday morning to get a card and my card
Speaker 8: was too light and it didn't recognize it on the.
Speaker 4: Bagging are oh, and there was no one to help
Speaker 4: me out.
Speaker 5: Can I give you a tip?
Speaker 4: And it was running late.
Speaker 6: They've told me just push down on the scales and
Speaker 6: let go. You just tap the scale.
Speaker 4: And it says you have removed something from the bagging.
Speaker 5: I give it a little push.
Speaker 7: Nine times out of the red light would be flashing
Speaker 7: on top.
Speaker 8: And then I scanned something the other day and it
Speaker 8: popped up that I'd put the wrong thing in or
Speaker 8: something cameras camera and he said this doesn't look like
Speaker 8: onions and I was like, well, it is onion. And
Speaker 8: then the lady came sheh gos oh. Yeah, sometimes it
Speaker 8: gets it wrong.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because the keys in my basket and I moved
Speaker 6: the keys.
Speaker 8: Press there is an unexpected item in the bat area.
Speaker 5: Is it when you've got the naval oranges on the
Speaker 5: scales and you go to press.
Speaker 4: And it knows, it knows what it is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's great cameray, isn't it. I have that in
Speaker 5: my day, you.
Speaker 4: Would have been out of a job when you're a
Speaker 4: checkout chick.
Speaker 3: So anyway, I was at the supermarket the other day
Speaker 3: and it was pretty quiet, and I was using like
Speaker 3: little self service checkout.
Speaker 5: I was buying her.
Speaker 3: I was doing some steaks and stuff like that. Anyway,
Speaker 3: the lady whose job it is to watch the self
Speaker 3: service checkouts, because she had nothing to do, she starts
Speaker 3: looking down in my basket.
Speaker 5: Get out of my basket and starts.
Speaker 6: Commenting quite loud on the items.
Speaker 3: Oh huknda, so I s creap a bit early for that,
Speaker 3: isn't it. I was like, oh, she goes apparently it's
Speaker 3: very good. It's very expensive. How much is it?
Speaker 6: I was like, Oh, I don't do thirteen dollars and you.
Speaker 5: Got two us been nice? You've got two? Yeah, of course,
Speaker 5: outed himself.
Speaker 6: Three. I'm copping it from her.
Speaker 5: I don't need it.
Speaker 8: Did you say, well, it's cheap compared to the one
Speaker 8: point five lead tubs of Messina. I normally get the
Speaker 8: delivery feedy, but.
Speaker 5: Also they get you in because it's sometimes it's like
Speaker 5: two for yeah, well I don't worry. She got to that.
Speaker 3: She goes, oh, they're my favorite. Chockey's a marvelous as well.
Speaker 3: It's fine a heap of items right that.
Speaker 7: You're doing your real grocery shop. There, I screaming, marvelous creations.
Speaker 4: I don't understand why you're surprised she has.
Speaker 6: No project, goes, I love marvelous. You know they're two
Speaker 6: for five.
Speaker 4: She knew that.
Speaker 6: She knew, she knew the special.
Speaker 5: She's a farmer.
Speaker 8: So what you don't think it's appropriate that she got
Speaker 8: in and looked in your bathroom?
Speaker 6: I was so embarrassed.
Speaker 5: He's like screaming.
Speaker 4: You were just complaining. You want the checkout chicks back.
Speaker 5: They go through it, but I don't want them going.
Speaker 4: Love this, you know, you don't want their opinion.
Speaker 3: And then I got so rattled that I forgot to
Speaker 3: ask her to take the Have you seen they've got
Speaker 3: alarms on the meat?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 7: Yeah, they yes, the silver things the disc So it's
Speaker 7: like when you steal a shirt from Susan.
Speaker 5: And you've got to get this shirt on the magnet.
Speaker 5: Actually it's the full clamp thing, like you're buying your
Speaker 5: shirt and.
Speaker 4: I don't have that at mine either.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, so I was rattled of grabbing my bloody
Speaker 3: marblous Creations with two types of ice cream, potatoes, the
Speaker 3: steak and then run out.
Speaker 5: That's shocking. Yeah, and it looks like I was stealing.
Speaker 8: But then you have to do the walk of shame
Speaker 8: back with all your ice cream and your chocolate to
Speaker 8: get the tag.
Speaker 6: Can you clip the tag? Scotch, Philip, thank you?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they do the tags. I've seen that. Yeah, it's
Speaker 5: not like the ink ones.
Speaker 6: Remember the ink ones.
Speaker 5: If you stole the shirt, you break it blue ink?
Speaker 4: Would I don't want to be doing that on the
Speaker 4: I fill it?
Speaker 6: You don't want to be You get Scotch.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not my favorite.
Speaker 5: What's your favorite?
Speaker 4: I feel it's I feel.
Speaker 6: At all bust. I like it just must be.
Speaker 4: Nice, nice.
Speaker 5: I don't mind a pea house. You know what you scream?
Speaker 6: Porter Hels.
Speaker 4: Okay, Melbourne, let's do it.
Speaker 8: This is your chance to win five K with one
Speaker 8: simple question, one simple answer.
Speaker 3: Did you speaking of money? Just see the twenty million
Speaker 3: dollar Loto winner had the tickets to the.
Speaker 5: Fridge for a week.
Speaker 8: Yeah, eight million, and they were four winners and was
Speaker 8: there one.
Speaker 3: Yeah too in Victoria stuck to a fridge for a
Speaker 3: week and was like, oh I should check that lot.
Speaker 5: I put my mine from Brighton, Brighton. They needed the area.
Speaker 4: What about someone?
Speaker 8: Didn't someone just win one point eight billion in America?
Speaker 8: Serious USD which is about nearly four billion Australian dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the tax will get yeah they do. They taxed
Speaker 4: you over there.
Speaker 8: Anyway, Let's try someone here in Melbourne some money this
Speaker 8: morning with our five K question.
Speaker 4: Cindy from Greenvale, Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 5: We are good?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 8: I believe you want to play for five hundred dollars today, Cindy, Yes, all.
Speaker 5: Right, let's do it five hundred dollars. Sidney.
Speaker 6: Rules are simple.
Speaker 3: You will hear a question, You will hear a three
Speaker 3: two one. You must answer in that time.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, all right, good luck.
Speaker 8: If you don't know, have a guess, Cindy. Plenty of
Speaker 8: people have won by guessing.
Speaker 6: She's a fellow Tigers fan too.
Speaker 4: Let's not talk about it.
Speaker 5: Okay, let's not talk about it.
Speaker 8: Maybe we'll reconvene next year, perhaps even the year after.
Speaker 4: Good luck.
Speaker 5: Here we go Cindy for fire Barck.
Speaker 7: Come on, Cindy, what is the only Grand Slam tournament
Speaker 7: played on clay three two one.
Speaker 8: No tennis fan, that's not the hard court.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's not straight and open. It is Roland Garros friendship.
Speaker 5: That'll kill your shoes.
Speaker 6: Oh well, Cindy, sorry, darl, thanks to giving me the
Speaker 6: crack though. Okay, yep, no problem.
Speaker 5: Has won fourteen unbelievable fourteen.
Speaker 7: Frank, that's just the yeah legend rapper, the clay court king.
Speaker 6: Trying to get that off the clothes to be dirty.
Speaker 5: It's a lot of work, Yeah, a lot of rolled around.
Speaker 6: I donated my footy boots this week.
Speaker 5: Speaking of it, you donated them more to charity? Well, like,
Speaker 5: do you sign them as well? They were them all.
Speaker 6: They're worth more if they're unsigned.
Speaker 4: But who did you donate?
Speaker 5: Like in our area they're collecting footy boots.
Speaker 6: Kids are like this sparning gear.
Speaker 5: That's not They were going to put them into like
Speaker 5: a glass.
Speaker 6: No, God knock on them.
Speaker 4: Even the kids will be like I don't want this color.
Speaker 6: The kids will be these look brand new. Does anyone
Speaker 6: even played them?
Speaker 8: They actually have never got a kick, so they are
Speaker 8: brand new let's.
Speaker 5: To our next guest.
Speaker 1: Our next guest is the twenty third member of the
Speaker 1: Gold Coast Sons to reach one hundred games.
Speaker 5: Got it to pell head.
Speaker 6: Into it stuff from the Sons and I get the
Speaker 6: first of the game.
Speaker 9: Please welcome to the show, Will Will.
Speaker 5: Hello, she's look nice on the morning, and you're joining
Speaker 5: us from the beach.
Speaker 13: I am joining it from the Great Teller Budget Creek.
Speaker 13: Look how nice absolute creamer here on the coast.
Speaker 8: It's a bit gray and wet and melbourne, so we
Speaker 8: don't want to hear about very jealous how.
Speaker 3: Many times I've swum across that creek in my piping
Speaker 3: hot rash shirt, hoping not to get taken back some
Speaker 3: sort of sea lion animal.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: In fact, Jonathan Brown is a big fan of Yes,
Speaker 8: what do you ever say, big Brownie down there?
Speaker 13: No, he doesn't come down to the We haven't seen
Speaker 13: him down here very often. He might be down here
Speaker 13: with Benny King teaching him how to kick a few goals,
Speaker 13: but I haven't seen him swimming across. Here's a few
Speaker 13: sharks getting around oh at the moment as well.
Speaker 3: Okay, thanks, they're always dredging on the coast, mate, congrats
Speaker 3: in the finals.
Speaker 5: What's what's the vibe like at the club?
Speaker 13: Oh, it's unbelievable, Thank you firstly, but yeah, it's that
Speaker 13: feeling was luck.
Speaker 5: No really, I've got the.
Speaker 13: Thirty seconds fim minute when that siren after the siren
Speaker 13: went was just like jubilation. I can't really describe the
Speaker 13: feeling that we got. I mean, nos Nos and I
Speaker 13: were just arm in arm and we were right in
Speaker 13: front of the Gold Coast member area opt Us and
Speaker 13: we just went nuts.
Speaker 5: It was so good.
Speaker 8: Because it's always hard playing a final like that away
Speaker 8: from your home crowd. Did many people travel over to
Speaker 8: Earth for the game?
Speaker 13: Yeah, we actually had a great turnout. Optus was kind
Speaker 13: enough to let us have about three hundred seats in
Speaker 13: the joint, so they got I'm not too sure how
Speaker 13: many they let us have, but we filled up our section,
Speaker 13: that's for sure. And it was you could definitely hear him,
Speaker 13: so it was.
Speaker 5: It was good.
Speaker 4: Okay, are you gonna ask about just.
Speaker 7: Just just quickly, big fella, now, as as Vic Dweth,
Speaker 7: three Victorians sitting here watching you on the on the
Speaker 7: Gold Coastal, it's beautiful up there. But are you feeling
Speaker 7: a bit of love emanating out of Victoria right now,
Speaker 7: because if you don't back for Collingwood, Hawthorne or Geelong Uricon,
Speaker 7: most Victorians are barracking for the son.
Speaker 5: Are you feeling a bit of that love?
Speaker 13: Oh definitely, I mean you definitely feel a bit more
Speaker 13: of it, especially in finals because your all eyes are
Speaker 13: cast over eight teams and you get a bit more
Speaker 13: of the spotlight. So it's good to have a bit
Speaker 13: more love, especially from.
Speaker 6: What you'd usual call rival clubs.
Speaker 13: So they're jumping on board and we'll take as many
Speaker 13: as we can.
Speaker 5: We love the Sonnies.
Speaker 6: Can we can we talk about how the family are
Speaker 6: getting excited? Oh yeah as well.
Speaker 8: This was one of my favorite moments of footy finals
Speaker 8: so far.
Speaker 5: It wasn't roaming Brian. It was in the dressing room,
Speaker 5: wasn't it.
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 7: This is Matt Rowe was being interviewed by Hamish McLaughlin
Speaker 7: and co. On Channel seven and then a special guest
Speaker 7: star appearance in the form of Matt Rowe's mum.
Speaker 4: I'm proud of.
Speaker 5: Them all, the whole team.
Speaker 13: They are freaking enormous because I was so scared when
Speaker 13: they got ahead and the crowd got into it and
Speaker 13: I was like, please, Gord, let us win one.
Speaker 5: You must be so proud.
Speaker 13: But to this, this is just Adam the good boy.
Speaker 5: This is historic. Being in the rooms right.
Speaker 10: Now and everyone out there look at the.
Speaker 5: Look at like she's crying like that?
Speaker 4: How much means no snow and why are you crying?
Speaker 11: Have been because I'm so freaking excited.
Speaker 5: That's what.
Speaker 7: It's good to see the families getting getting involved. It
Speaker 7: must you know, you've got a young family yourself, don't you.
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's well, that's what it means to the families
Speaker 13: as well, Like we've we've been going at it for
Speaker 13: fifteen years and we're only a small part of that,
Speaker 13: like for as younger players.
Speaker 5: But that's that's what it means. That's how much hard
Speaker 5: work it takes to get there.
Speaker 13: And the families are so on board with that as well,
Speaker 13: like they ride the emotions the.
Speaker 5: Exact same as us.
Speaker 13: I guess I've got a little fellow. Two little fellas now,
Speaker 13: THEO who's eighteen months and Hayes seven weeks old.
Speaker 4: And getting any sleep.
Speaker 13: Yeah, well we've been very fortunate with they're very good sleepers,
Speaker 13: so we're very lucky with that. But just having the
Speaker 13: family on board as well, it makes makes writing those
Speaker 13: emotions a lot easier to have those people to bounce
Speaker 13: off and talk to as well.
Speaker 6: Watching the boys grab their kids.
Speaker 5: You know you want to go on.
Speaker 8: Well, before we get to the cheer squad, which I
Speaker 8: want to, I want to talk.
Speaker 4: I want to talk about the Q clashes. We're calling it, Clint,
Speaker 4: what are you calling it?
Speaker 5: Well? Is it not called the Pineapple grapple? Never never heard,
Speaker 5: thank you.
Speaker 4: I said, there's no way they're calling it that any way.
Speaker 7: You like the sound of Its a good as a
Speaker 7: good ring.
Speaker 8: So it's the two Queensland teams. You're playing the Lions
Speaker 8: this weekend. Now, do you get more than three hundred
Speaker 8: seats at the Gabba when the Gold Coast make the
Speaker 8: pilgrimage up to Brazil?
Speaker 13: Yeah, definite. I think we've got about ten thousand seats,
Speaker 13: which is which is a lot kinder. So I think
Speaker 13: it's it's sold out as well. It's nearly an instant sellout,
Speaker 13: so it's going to be it's going to be rocking
Speaker 13: at the Gabba.
Speaker 6: Would say breaks, oh gas, no breaks, yes, breaks, So
Speaker 6: that's what the cheer squad chat to you.
Speaker 4: Guys. Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah, when we came back from Perth on the Gold Coast,
Speaker 13: there was a good quadron of fans that would and
Speaker 13: that it was actually really cool.
Speaker 7: It's good and you've got t shirts printed now, all gas,
Speaker 7: no breaks, you'll get.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we get, Yeah, we do.
Speaker 13: It's it's a quote from two Miller's dad Wiley. He
Speaker 13: had a chat to us before two hundredth game in
Speaker 13: Darwin and he said the statement of all gas, no breaks,
Speaker 13: and it's just stuck. And now now it's good to
Speaker 13: see it's sticking with the public as well the meaning
Speaker 13: behind it.
Speaker 8: There we go, We've got to the bottom of it. Hey,
Speaker 8: good luck this week again it's the Lions. What, like
Speaker 8: Clint said, all of Victoria has adopted the finals.
Speaker 4: So hopefully you're feeling the love to do you love
Speaker 4: wearing the pink?
Speaker 13: Yeah, the pink's awesome, such a good color.
Speaker 4: I love the pink.
Speaker 3: God only a will pale join us from the Suns
Speaker 3: this morning. Hey, makee go hard against the lines this weekend.
Speaker 13: Thanks for having me, guys, which is beautiful.
Speaker 5: On the way home yesterday, everyone's out running around Albert Park. Yeah,
Speaker 5: don't give you inspiration.
Speaker 3: I almost got any head on collision yesterday with I
Speaker 3: was going home in an Uber car was in the shop.
Speaker 3: I was driving through Albert Park. Now the uber's doing
Speaker 3: forty and know how it's like a forties on there
Speaker 3: we're driving along. The Uber driver just happened to be
Speaker 3: looking out the window and I was on the phone
Speaker 3: not look up, and the car coman the other way
Speaker 3: obviously thought it was two lanes one way, so he
Speaker 3: was on our site.
Speaker 6: Oh dear, And we would have been ten meters away
Speaker 6: from each other.
Speaker 5: On Queint's Road where it's sort of you go around
Speaker 5: the La Kens around the lake.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not to scream at the driver like watch out,
Speaker 3: and both cars swerved at last minute.
Speaker 6: Otherwise would have been forty k's head.
Speaker 7: On because they'd been quite confused on Queen's Raid. Sometimes,
Speaker 7: you know how some parts of three lanes, yes, other
Speaker 7: times it's two for the X yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I always wonder at change.
Speaker 5: Yeah, how does it work?
Speaker 4: That's chaos? At what point? I want to be there
Speaker 4: one day when it changes?
Speaker 6: They just they would shut the lane to both directions
Speaker 6: for a couple of minutes.
Speaker 5: It's a bit like how long is it like that?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 7: We like the city Loop because in the afternoon they
Speaker 7: go one way around the city Loop.
Speaker 5: In the morning they go the other way.
Speaker 4: On the train.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah really change Sorry guys, good day.
Speaker 5: Yeah they changed the direction.
Speaker 4: Because it's like you're on the way home.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: It's just well mate, when I lived in New Zealand
Speaker 3: for three years, they move the barriers. They don't just
Speaker 3: change the little above the truck. It comes out and
Speaker 3: moves the concrete barrier.
Speaker 5: Ovine, don't they.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's a lot of work.
Speaker 5: It's a lot of work.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you.
Speaker 5: Get some lights.
Speaker 4: Honestly, let's make a bigger bridge.
Speaker 6: Hey, coming up next.
Speaker 8: Oh, someone in my life has been hacked. It's got messy,
Speaker 8: and I want to know if it's happened to you too.
Speaker 8: Thirteen twenty four to ten is our number. If your
Speaker 8: social media or anything has ever been hacked banks and
Speaker 8: you've got an experience with.
Speaker 6: It, we're talking hacking after this, we're talking hacking.
Speaker 4: Have you guys ever been hacked? This hacks and then
Speaker 4: this scam.
Speaker 5: Is I think, yeah, I've been scammed.
Speaker 8: Have been, but I think scammers hack and then scam. Yeah,
Speaker 8: what have you been scammed?
Speaker 5: Scammed on the credit card.
Speaker 4: The Linked scam, not the.
Speaker 7: Linked scammember it was. It was one of those parcel ones.
Speaker 5: I got done on the linked account.
Speaker 4: I got done on the linked account too.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Remember I was at work and I was like, this
Speaker 8: is so weird. I'm trying to pay this overdue Linked
Speaker 8: account and it's not.
Speaker 4: Accepting my card. So I'll try the other credit card.
Speaker 8: And then when that one didn't get accept it, I
Speaker 8: was like, oh, hang on, hang on, no, I've just
Speaker 8: given them both my credit cards.
Speaker 6: I was on the phone to a hacker one day
Speaker 6: for twenty minutes. They had me hook one.
Speaker 5: And sin cars.
Speaker 4: So this is the thing.
Speaker 3: We talked to them, Yeah, saying they were combank. They
Speaker 3: put me on hold. It was the Commonwealth Bank. Hole music.
Speaker 4: It's pretty amazing.
Speaker 3: They were very good. They were like, don't tell me
Speaker 3: any personal details. So then they make you feel like
Speaker 3: they're on your side and secure, they're.
Speaker 5: Winning your trust.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it is scary what they can get into. So
Speaker 8: my gorgeous sister in law cat her instagram has just
Speaker 8: been hacked and it's gone.
Speaker 5: From a nightmare.
Speaker 8: Well, it's gone from all these gorgeous family photos to
Speaker 8: what looks like this lady called Linda, so they've changed
Speaker 8: the name to Linda, and Linda's giving financial advice on
Speaker 8: Kat's Instagram.
Speaker 3: Is Cat's from a financial world? No, pease, I can't
Speaker 3: understand your credit.
Speaker 8: Cards don't solve emergencies and debt is alone. But there's
Speaker 8: no link to promote like a financial like.
Speaker 3: I can imagine if Catherin's in the financial what if
Speaker 3: you hack the Barefoot Investors again?
Speaker 4: And then you'd think I'll click through on.
Speaker 5: This link exactly.
Speaker 4: She's just she's a teacher and she's a mom.
Speaker 7: Are you sure Cat's not doing cath drunk because she's
Speaker 7: in pyramid schame?
Speaker 4: Credit cards don't solve emergencies.
Speaker 8: I mean I was like cafe, they can do you
Speaker 8: reckon anyone if you need cash.
Speaker 4: Credit cards can be.
Speaker 3: Great if anyone's got clenched and I sliding into their DM.
Speaker 3: So that'd be a hacked job. Wouldn't hack job? Someone
Speaker 3: would have hacked.
Speaker 6: It wouldn't have been you would have been.
Speaker 5: But a lot of people do do that.
Speaker 7: They're like been hacked because they've just said something or
Speaker 7: done something stupid on social media.
Speaker 6: It was the politician with these faces a plate full
Speaker 6: of drugs going.
Speaker 5: It was a no no, it.
Speaker 6: Was what do they call it, the fake face thing?
Speaker 3: Deep fake, deep fake face train.
Speaker 5: That wasn't me in the nudes. That was a deep fake.
Speaker 8: Well, Cat's husband slid into his wife's d MS and said,
Speaker 8: what's going on here? Can we just get this Instagram
Speaker 8: page back? Well, they've now been calling him on. I
Speaker 8: didn't know you could do Instagram audio.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, don't.
Speaker 3: I accidentally bumped phone call one day on someone. I
Speaker 3: was trying to say, smoke people.
Speaker 6: It's so awkward.
Speaker 5: I've done it too.
Speaker 7: I called Jordy to go you one day the player yeah,
Speaker 7: and it started calling and then you're like, oh no, yeah,
Speaker 7: there was this this yeah, and I think he's text
Speaker 7: back he said everything cool, bro.
Speaker 6: Well there was this girl that commented on one of
Speaker 6: my own Yeah. Yeah, there's this girl that sent me
Speaker 6: a DM commenting on one of my posts. And rather
Speaker 6: than just go hey, thanks, I've acidentally hit calls. So
Speaker 6: it looks like Wednesday afternoon, I'm sitting near a trall
Speaker 6: and just bringing young girls that have hit me up
Speaker 6: on Instagram.
Speaker 8: So I don't think there's that many young girls hitting
Speaker 8: up on it just the one. Well, yeah, he's now
Speaker 8: Linda the hacker has been calling him saying, tell your
Speaker 8: wife if she ever trust for cover this coount'll.
Speaker 4: Hack you too.
Speaker 6: What do they want out of it?
Speaker 5: Though?
Speaker 4: I don't get it either.
Speaker 6: Thirteen twenty four to ten, Have you been hacked?
Speaker 8: And to talk to the hacker, because I'm like, I
Speaker 8: want to take the call.
Speaker 4: I want to answer the hacker and see what they
Speaker 4: have to say.
Speaker 5: I don't know how they do it.
Speaker 3: But have you've seen those videos online where somehow they've
Speaker 3: got surveillance footage from inside the scammer's little phone room
Speaker 3: and then.
Speaker 4: How fascinating and what are they trying to do make money?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: There's because there How is there money to be made
Speaker 8: of someone's Instagram page?
Speaker 3: That's just I don't know about with Instagram, But like
Speaker 3: there's people dedicated.
Speaker 4: My god, too many people of peas.
Speaker 3: In different places around the world where they just sit
Speaker 3: there on phones constantly ringing people. And I thought, look,
Speaker 3: if they had meet on the phone for twenty minutes
Speaker 3: about the hand over my bank details.
Speaker 6: I feel for the older.
Speaker 8: Generation, I agree, but it's also when you actually need
Speaker 8: to give your details if it's a privacy thing, and
Speaker 8: like their insurance company might actually call you, or a
Speaker 8: doctor or a specialist and they go, can you give
Speaker 8: me a date of birth and phone number?
Speaker 4: And I'm like, no, no, what.
Speaker 6: And then all of a sudden that clicktors it.
Speaker 5: Chasing is shue.
Speaker 4: I know it's very complet third.
Speaker 3: Eight, twenty four to ten. We're talking hacking and scammer
Speaker 3: this morning. It's just gone four to nine. Hey, I
Speaker 3: remember twelve o'clock today, tickets on sale for the F one. Yes,
Speaker 3: it's a gummy, it's a guman.
Speaker 8: Gosh, we've got Oscar Piastre. He's Burger's back.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, girls round too.
Speaker 8: He's got his own stand. What else will Oscar have
Speaker 8: by the time.
Speaker 5: Icy burger? It looks spicy?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I remember we posted a video about it last year
Speaker 8: and Beck Judd wrote, tell him it needs pineapple too.
Speaker 4: We became the grilled feedback lin I love.
Speaker 3: We'll pass that on Beck. Thirteen and twenty four ten
Speaker 3: is our number. We're talking hackers and scammers. To wrap
Speaker 3: up the show, Yeah.
Speaker 8: My sister in law's Instagram has been hacked and it's
Speaker 8: become a financial advising page, which is just so bizarre
Speaker 8: because it's still her like at handle is she not me?
Speaker 5: Terrible with money? Like you're really throwing the friend.
Speaker 8: Well, I was like, why are you putting up? Why
Speaker 8: do you give me an lecture about how you he's
Speaker 8: my credit card?
Speaker 6: If you guys saw protein shake ingredients and stuff being
Speaker 6: posted on my Instagram later.
Speaker 5: Worried, yeah, exactly, that's a red flag.
Speaker 6: Milkshake Mary in Ballarat, good morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 4: Did he get scammed or hacked?
Speaker 2: I got scammed? Well, they tried to scam me.
Speaker 4: What happened?
Speaker 2: I met a gentleman on a dating site.
Speaker 4: Oh now he.
Speaker 2: Lived apparently lived in America, but he was working on
Speaker 2: an oil rig and it all was going great. I
Speaker 2: was falling for it for a while.
Speaker 4: How long was it going for?
Speaker 2: Probably six months?
Speaker 5: Geez, that's a lot of doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was doing. I thought it was genuine. He
Speaker 2: wanted to come here and all the rest of it.
Speaker 4: And were you face timing or anything?
Speaker 2: He wouldn't FaceTime. He said that he didn't have a video.
Speaker 3: But hang on, and this is this is the thing.
Speaker 3: And when in this day and age, isn't that a
Speaker 3: red flag?
Speaker 2: Well this was ten years ago?
Speaker 5: Okay, right, No, fair enough, fair.
Speaker 2: Enough, But it was just when it was the scammers
Speaker 2: were heating, so you weren't sure whether.
Speaker 4: It was or was It was easier to scam pre FaceTime.
Speaker 3: Now if you were chanting with someone on dating website
Speaker 3: now and they're like sorry, phone doesn't have a camera.
Speaker 6: You just be like red flag.
Speaker 4: Also, I'd be like, what.
Speaker 5: Get away? Mary? How did it all end? Like? Did
Speaker 5: you fall for it?
Speaker 2: I did fall for it?
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: But when he he rang me as I did to
Speaker 2: speak to and he rang me and he said, look,
Speaker 2: I need some money to move from oil. I need
Speaker 2: five hundred thousand.
Speaker 6: He's gone too big there.
Speaker 2: No. He started yelling at me on the phone like, oh,
Speaker 2: you've got money in this And I said, no.
Speaker 4: Five hundred thousand dollars to move oil.
Speaker 7: Yeah, first and foremost. Come up with a better excuse, bro, Yeah,
Speaker 7: it needs to be.
Speaker 2: Like a week later, he did call me from his
Speaker 2: own mobile and said, please delete that email because it's
Speaker 2: from the scammers. If they find out I'm talking to you,
Speaker 2: I can get myself killed. And he said, I've spoken
Speaker 2: to my mom. I want to repent for everything I've
Speaker 2: done to you. Oh, he said, but I still want
Speaker 2: to be with you and come out and be with you.
Speaker 2: And I was like, no, I said, if that was
Speaker 2: the case, you should have just started with a thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't have that have sounded a bit more kicking bank?
Speaker 6: Details? So I can go down and see you.
Speaker 4: He came back and tried again.
Speaker 2: Yes, he said, he repented, and his mom said to
Speaker 2: bring you and to say that godess you know, he
Speaker 2: wants to forgive me and the rest of it.
Speaker 4: But Mary did not forgive.
Speaker 5: So how was the wedding gone.
Speaker 4: He's not living here with you now, is he?
Speaker 5: Wow? That is crazy, Like, I think you're going a
Speaker 5: bit too big.
Speaker 4: Ten years ago, I think it was easier to do.
Speaker 8: I know someone that that fell in love with someone
Speaker 8: online as well, And well that's.
Speaker 6: The thing they're praying. But they're praying on the vulnerable.
Speaker 6: They're praying on people who are looking for love.
Speaker 4: Who can do it now? Though, because he FaceTime.
Speaker 3: Exactly back then trying to doll into Scott. What was
Speaker 3: my password again?
Speaker 4: I'm glad she got ways.
Speaker 5: That is it. We are getting out here, Yes, we are.
Speaker 6: Twelve o'clock today. Tickets on sale for the F.
Speaker 7: One look at that just I don't know how people
Speaker 7: do it, because my patience would be I'd be tearing
Speaker 7: my hair out, be talking about buying tickets.
Speaker 4: Tickets, Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Hey sitting on.
Speaker 3: A friend of mine gave me a tip. He when
Speaker 3: he was trying to get tickets to something. He had
Speaker 3: family down in Tazzy wanted to go to ticket They
Speaker 3: went to the outlet.
Speaker 5: Let's do it.
Speaker 4: You've left your late, run pretty late.
Speaker 8: You've got two hours and fifty one minutes to find
Speaker 8: a family member in.
Speaker 4: Tazzy, Tasmania. Don't you won't get there in time. That's
Speaker 4: a long.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, twelve o'clock today, tickets are on, so we
Speaker 3: are out of here. The Lovely Meltal Center is in
Speaker 3: next We will see them, everybody.
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