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Speaker 5: Can you just crack into this MBI please, we're going
Speaker 5: to work out exactly what you bringing to the table
Speaker 5: this week.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, it's a big envelope. It's a big one.
Speaker 5: The sealed section often some subjects we're a little bit like,
Speaker 5: can we touch that spicy?
Speaker 4: We can?
Speaker 3: What have we got this week?
Speaker 4: What are your dating red flags? Only online profiles? Specifically, okay,
Speaker 4: right when you're on the on the hinge, on the Tinder,
Speaker 4: on the bumble, for example, and you're looking for the
Speaker 4: love of your life, what are some things that you
Speaker 4: see on someone else's profile? They go ooh, no, aunt,
Speaker 4: won't be's wiping. That's not for me, because I've got
Speaker 4: a girlfriend who she's going through this process at the moment,
Speaker 4: and she's got a.
Speaker 6: Few a few.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, let's go through that next.
Speaker 4: Fellas if you're listening, some hot tips, Yeah, what not
Speaker 4: to do?
Speaker 3: What not to do?
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Speaker 7: Oh, Yeah, good morning, ripped open the sealed section already
Speaker 7: this morning. Get involved with thirteen, a twenty four to
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Speaker 1: You're dating red flags, right, DG tell us.
Speaker 4: Well, well, well, well, I've got a girlfriend who's swiping
Speaker 4: on the apps at the minute looking for love, and
Speaker 4: I must she's looking for love specifically long term partner,
Speaker 4: not just a little flinger ding ding, Nothing wrong with that,
Speaker 4: but in this case, she's trying to invest her time,
Speaker 4: so she's being very choosy and selective, selective. She wants
Speaker 4: to pick a nice guy trying to catch a big fish. No, actually,
Speaker 4: it's funny you say, big fish come up in conversation,
Speaker 4: boys holding a big fish in the profile.
Speaker 3: But what if it's like a big barrel, especially pressing
Speaker 3: big barrel Monday? It's so rare though.
Speaker 7: Could you talk us through the thought process of a
Speaker 7: man going, do you know what I want to photo
Speaker 7: with a big fish?
Speaker 2: And this?
Speaker 3: I am a hunter, right and I am providing my maiden, So.
Speaker 7: That's a red flag, yes, and calling me my maiden?
Speaker 7: What would be the female look like? What would we
Speaker 7: hold that would turn a man off?
Speaker 4: Like that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I can tell you as well. For me, I draw
Speaker 5: the line at convicted murderers. Everyone likes a bad girl,
Speaker 5: but if you've got a record, you've killed the bable.
Speaker 3: It's not for me.
Speaker 5: Do you know the other one as well? On the
Speaker 5: profiles and not on profiles, but I consume on social
Speaker 5: media as well. The chicken wing chicken what's what's these?
Speaker 5: You swivel the hip to one's side, one.
Speaker 4: Hand on hip, yes, pop your hip a little hip hop.
Speaker 5: And there'll be some profiles. Well that's the same look
Speaker 5: fit every single photo get on my Instagram. Very good consistence.
Speaker 1: I think we have been known to chicken wing. I
Speaker 1: love a chicken wing joke.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think I loved it until my husband said,
Speaker 7: can you stop chicken winging in photos?
Speaker 3: Just stop it.
Speaker 1: Just put your hands down normally by size, just try
Speaker 1: and be normal.
Speaker 3: You can't do it.
Speaker 4: Red flag. But a big one for my friend which
Speaker 4: prompted this discussion was the topless Jim selfie. It's very contentious,
Speaker 4: but it just felt vain. Yeah, because just because you
Speaker 4: have a six pack doesn't equal love. Can it can?
Speaker 4: But as the old proverb goes, six pack does not.
Speaker 7: Equal so she ain't swiping right on a guy who's
Speaker 7: doing topless jimself.
Speaker 4: As much as she'd like to, as much as we go,
Speaker 4: oh oh, but is he a long term partner? Provide
Speaker 4: a father of children who can say, is there more
Speaker 4: to you than your six pack?
Speaker 1: Probably not?
Speaker 3: You know, I guarantee you it's out there.
Speaker 5: There'll be blokes with pictures topless pictures holding a fish?
Speaker 3: What combination? That's how you catch a lite?
Speaker 1: So many red flags in one photo?
Speaker 3: Or please get involved?
Speaker 7: This morning thirteen twenty four ten Your dating profile red flags?
Speaker 1: What are they?
Speaker 4: What's going to stop you in your tracks from swiping yes?
Speaker 4: When you see this?
Speaker 1: Males, females, what everyone in between? Good morning?
Speaker 3: You'd love to hear from your next.
Speaker 2: Sealed section with tis on from Genus First.
Speaker 5: He's brought a doozy with her this morning, and that
Speaker 5: is what you're dating profile red flag?
Speaker 7: All those things that you go, oh, that's not for me, thanks,
Speaker 7: wipe away and swipe on the one.
Speaker 3: We're like, I'm just trying to find some attraction, but instead,
Speaker 3: what's that? What is going on there? The big fish?
Speaker 1: We've come up with a couple of many men holding
Speaker 1: a fish.
Speaker 3: That's not so it doesn't matter what the fish is.
Speaker 1: Nice, it's a fish, yeah, but what if it's like.
Speaker 3: A ten kilo Barramunday? Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Okay, say barraw Monday one more time this morning.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're not talking to carp we're talking about anyway. Different.
Speaker 3: World's all good. Okay, thank god I'm married.
Speaker 7: So there's posting shirtless picks from the gym. Let's be
Speaker 7: thirty four. We're taking your calls. Tanya from holden Hill,
Speaker 7: Good morning, giggles.
Speaker 1: Hello Tania. What's what's a big red flag for you?
Speaker 1: On the dating apps?
Speaker 6: There's actually two. The first one I don't know which
Speaker 6: ones worse. The first one is photos with their exits.
Speaker 4: Yes, people do this tenure.
Speaker 6: Absolutely and I think I think to myself, really like,
Speaker 6: I is it that you're trying to show this is
Speaker 6: what you've got. You had a BMW, you didn't look
Speaker 6: after it, and now you're driving it actually beat up magnet.
Speaker 6: I don't know why. The other one that I kind
Speaker 6: of think maybe is worth now on reflection, is with
Speaker 6: photos of their children. I think that you know what,
Speaker 6: keep the children private. If it's something that you're a
Speaker 6: family man, you're going to find that out talking to them,
Speaker 6: and that's wonderful. But if they're looking for the friends
Speaker 6: with benefity thing, really, yes.
Speaker 3: Real handbreak the kids, real handbake, keep the kids out
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 4: Just put emojis over the kids the exes. Just put
Speaker 4: a little devil alone.
Speaker 1: I love that has used the expression kids with benefiting.
Speaker 3: Tell you thank you so much for you call. We
Speaker 3: got a wills in the family pass for you.
Speaker 6: Oh thank you, darling.
Speaker 5: Now what are your red flags when you're trying to
Speaker 5: get lucky at the movie theater? Still too far, too far,
Speaker 5: too far too.
Speaker 3: Why you just thought we're in the zone there? Sorry
Speaker 3: about him?
Speaker 5: All good contenus. First, thank you for so much for
Speaker 5: dropping by. You're so welcome, absolutely outstanding.
Speaker 7: I need to know. I need to know now. I
Speaker 7: need to know.
Speaker 2: I need to know.
Speaker 3: I need to know what to move today.
Speaker 2: What you need to know?
Speaker 7: You know what you need to know with Jody and
Speaker 7: has good news for swifties, because it appears that over
Speaker 7: the weekend, Taylor Swift has announced she's brought back the
Speaker 7: master recordings of her first six albums for over three
Speaker 7: hundred million dollars.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's big weekend for you. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So that was sold in twenty nineteen by Higher America
Speaker 7: CEO Scooter Braun and Taylor was not given the opportunity
Speaker 7: back then to buy them back. So this has been
Speaker 7: an ongoing battle. She's re recorded four of the six albums.
Speaker 7: The only other two were Debuo and Reputation. Turns out
Speaker 7: she's not going to redo Reputation because she's like, it
Speaker 7: was a time, it was a period, it was a
Speaker 7: vibe I can't read so old me.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: And she has done it debut again.
Speaker 2: So there we go.
Speaker 1: That's good news for Taylor, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Good stuff?
Speaker 5: Also, never trust the man whose first name is Scooter never,
Speaker 5: never in your life, please.
Speaker 1: Okay. So that's good news for Taylor. Not so good
Speaker 1: news for Justin Bieber.
Speaker 3: Oh no, what's happened. He's really declining, isn't it?
Speaker 7: So he has spark concern with unsafe new photos of
Speaker 7: his and Hailey's son Jack. So basically what's happening is
Speaker 7: I'll show you the photo. So there is there is
Speaker 7: Justin sitting on the couch without a shirt on blue shorts,
Speaker 7: just with his little bebit, not shoving the baby's face, right,
Speaker 7: So that's fine. But then fast forward to the next
Speaker 7: picture and it's him with his mate in the same outfit.
Speaker 7: Presumably these shots were taken not too far apart smoking
Speaker 7: a joint.
Speaker 3: It's a joint.
Speaker 7: Marriage you want to smoking in the joint or smoking
Speaker 7: a joint. So there he is, and then everyone's going
Speaker 7: absolutely nuts. Many people blasted the singer outright for smoking
Speaker 7: in front of his kids, doing drugs with the baby around,
Speaker 7: encouraging him to do better, and encouraging his wife, Haley
Speaker 7: Bieber to stop the unsafe behavior.
Speaker 3: Wow, it hasn't been a good period for Justin, hasn't it.
Speaker 5: And a lot of stuff is just resurfacing on social media,
Speaker 5: some of the silly things that he's done.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, that's what happens.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, but I mean it's not the optics aren't good, okay,
Speaker 7: But why do you need to put pictures on social
Speaker 7: media doing drugs?
Speaker 3: Just don't do it. Just don't do it because with
Speaker 3: the phone down.
Speaker 7: Surely sometimes I feel like he's his own worst enemy.
Speaker 7: Doesn't when he does this stuff. Yeah, Like he complains
Speaker 7: about all the attention, but that's like sort of attention seeking.
Speaker 3: Just like he's setting up his own bad brains.
Speaker 1: That's what I mean, and then be like, why me,
Speaker 1: why why should put.
Speaker 5: That on social media? If you're Crow supporter? Oh my
Speaker 5: very goodness, feeling good on a Monday morning, smash the
Speaker 5: Swans by ninety points.
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 5: What did come from the game was a slight bit
Speaker 5: of controversy, but not really only for a couple of
Speaker 5: AFL heavyweights. Yeah, we're calling it what the Wayne Miller rabblegate?
Speaker 1: Come on? I mean, come on, like, can you say
Speaker 1: anything anymore?
Speaker 3: I don't think you can.
Speaker 5: So if you're just tuning in for the first time,
Speaker 5: Wayne Miller said this postgame about the Swans, who they
Speaker 5: were a rabble? They were, they were an absolute rebel.
Speaker 5: Here's what Junior said.
Speaker 3: I sort of feel it as a group.
Speaker 4: You know, we were all over them in the first half,
Speaker 4: and you know they was sort of a bit of
Speaker 4: a rabbel.
Speaker 3: Just just hearing from them on ground controversial. You can't
Speaker 3: call another team a rabble. It's really disrespectful.
Speaker 5: So maybe if if Wayne Miller really used different words,
Speaker 5: he might have been he might have been able to
Speaker 5: say something like we noticed that their structures were starting
Speaker 5: to fall away and we sensed an opportunity. Instead He
Speaker 5: was honest and said, look, they were arguing with each other,
Speaker 5: they were chatting.
Speaker 3: They were an absolute rebel and we went back.
Speaker 7: I feel like football is a damned if they do
Speaker 7: and damned if they don't, because we break them all
Speaker 7: the time as the media going oh, one week at
Speaker 7: a time, and then the minute they do say something
Speaker 7: they get attacked by exactly got him.
Speaker 5: Also, a rebel is quite generous, aren't compared to how
Speaker 5: Dean Cox, the coach of the Sydney Swans.
Speaker 3: Described it was and embarrassing. Yeah, that's that's much work.
Speaker 1: He's sleep sleep talking there.
Speaker 3: No, he was that flat. He was that flat.
Speaker 5: Now, speaking of post match feedback, can we never forget,
Speaker 5: Let's always remember the great Genaro Gutuso, who's a Greek
Speaker 5: soccer manager, and this is how he described his sides
Speaker 5: roller coaster season a few years ago.
Speaker 3: Samon damis maybe good, Salmon damis maybe shit. That's solid feedback. Now,
Speaker 3: that is solid feedback.
Speaker 5: Jud and I can say as well officially that as
Speaker 5: Jody Hazy's slogan Jody and Hazy on over nine one nine.
Speaker 8: Sammon damis may be good, Sam damis shit?
Speaker 3: Joe job, Joe is a good job.
Speaker 2: Jody and Hazy Monday morning.
Speaker 5: Joke of yes, humor the best way just to suppress
Speaker 5: all that other stuff and get on and kickstart your
Speaker 5: working week.
Speaker 1: How are you feeling about our jokes this morning?
Speaker 2: People?
Speaker 1: Mixed reviews?
Speaker 3: Who wants to kick it off? Produced? You want to
Speaker 3: set the standard?
Speaker 1: Okay, what do you get across a dog and a pony?
Speaker 3: Get when you cross a dog in a dony?
Speaker 4: You get banned from the kennel club.
Speaker 3: I can't do that. No, and do that cross fren Yeah,
Speaker 3: I do that. It's a very friend.
Speaker 1: Try as much as you like, you just can't.
Speaker 5: Do it all right, my turn. Hey, guys, I took
Speaker 5: my four year old daughter, lott Eat and Nova the
Speaker 5: other day. That was for to take your daughter to
Speaker 5: work day, And when she walked into the office, he
Speaker 5: started crying. Oh it's very very upsetting, and everyone was
Speaker 5: really quite concerned.
Speaker 3: So I asked her. I said, Lottie, what's the matter?
Speaker 3: She said, Daddy, we're all the clowns that you work with.
Speaker 1: You guys, that's you guys, get it, get it?
Speaker 7: Hey, what about this poor blokes? So he said that
Speaker 7: my wife accused me of having an affair when I
Speaker 7: came home from work five minutes late and.
Speaker 4: I said, I was five minutes late?
Speaker 1: How could I sleep with a girl?
Speaker 7: And my wife got really really mad and said, oh
Speaker 7: so it's five girls now, good right.
Speaker 3: Greg Jone's You've just had the weekend of your life.
Speaker 3: You've been away and Sydney.
Speaker 7: To Sydney, ducked away. Got the approval from the handbrake. Husband,
Speaker 7: you said, off, you go go for a girl's weekend.
Speaker 7: So we went to watch the Thunderbirds in Sydney.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about the war, thank you very much.
Speaker 7: So we touched down in Sydney on Saturday and I thought,
Speaker 7: I'm going to be the Nicole of the group.
Speaker 1: Do you know what that means? No, the Nicole of
Speaker 1: the group organizes everything, takes charge.
Speaker 7: She's the one that books the restaurant, works out transportation,
Speaker 7: all those sorts of things.
Speaker 3: I think it meant like Nicole Scherzinger. No, the head
Speaker 3: of the pussy Cat Dolls. No, they'll take that role,
Speaker 3: thank you very much.
Speaker 7: So we touchdown and I'm like, okay, okay, I know
Speaker 7: what I'm doing here. I was in Sydney before Christmas
Speaker 7: and we got ripped off. We got ripped off so
Speaker 7: badly by an uber. So taxis only this weekend girls?
Speaker 7: All right, so taxis only. So we jump in a
Speaker 7: cab and then we drive to the whole hotel which
Speaker 7: is in the CBD. And then he's like, that's eighty
Speaker 7: one dollars thanks, And I went wow, Well I thought
Speaker 7: taxis were safe. And then I spoke to my husband
Speaker 7: who said, other way round, idiot.
Speaker 3: Oh, the taxis get you, Taxies get you.
Speaker 6: Uber.
Speaker 7: Uber is a safe Guess how much the Uber back
Speaker 7: to the airport cost twenty five dollars?
Speaker 1: Jeez, never been a coal I'm a Jonie, not in
Speaker 1: a col Yeah.
Speaker 3: He gets things mixed around the wrong way. It can
Speaker 3: be very, very dangerous. Yes, can you take us through it? Though?
Speaker 5: I mean, apart from all the shenanigans with the taxiing Ober,
Speaker 5: what was it like take us through girls? The girls
Speaker 5: weeken away, the big smoke woo when we get.
Speaker 7: Up to so no kids Saturday night in Sydney, we
Speaker 7: obviously went to the netball and then we headed back
Speaker 7: to the hotel and normally, okay, things have changed for
Speaker 7: me because back in the day, you know, you get
Speaker 7: around too many dreams and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: But things have calmed down considerably.
Speaker 7: And do you know how I knew that? Do you
Speaker 7: know how I know that I'm getting on in used
Speaker 7: because the other girls were like, hey, hey, hey, hey hey,
Speaker 7: there's a new substance in town.
Speaker 3: And I was like, what, oh, here we go?
Speaker 1: What estrogen?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm not even kidding.
Speaker 1: And I was like, wow, are you guys on that stuff?
Speaker 1: And they're like yeah, and they go, do you want
Speaker 1: to try this?
Speaker 3: Give us a hit? Give us a hit? I need
Speaker 3: to know. I need to know now.
Speaker 7: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know.
Speaker 8: I need to know what news.
Speaker 2: Today to know?
Speaker 3: This just what you need to know?
Speaker 7: You know what you need to know With Jody and As,
Speaker 7: there has been a really violent incident in the CBD
Speaker 7: just after five am this morning. So a man's in
Speaker 7: a critical condition. Up the three men were rushed to
Speaker 7: the hospital with stab wounds. Let's go live to the scene,
Speaker 7: shall we.
Speaker 5: This is outrageous, So normally like to catch up with
Speaker 5: this man for fun circumstances, but this is very very serious.
Speaker 5: Heyden Nelson from Sunrise and seven News Adelaide, Good morning mates,
Speaker 5: what can you tell us?
Speaker 8: Yeah, morning, guys. Yeah, very violent, very curious one this
Speaker 8: morning here in the Adelaide ctvd A, the Altitude apartment block.
Speaker 8: This is just on Baufer's Way. At about five o'clock,
Speaker 8: we understand there's been seven people in a hotel room
Speaker 8: and there's been I guess you could call it a
Speaker 8: stabbing melee basically where three people have been stabbed, one
Speaker 8: with a very serious dad wound in the back. That's
Speaker 8: we just had an update from Belief. So that is
Speaker 8: a sixteen year old male, a thirty one year old
Speaker 8: male and twenty seven year old male have also been
Speaker 8: taken to hospital with lacerations to multiple parts of their body.
Speaker 8: That's according to police I've spoken to just in the
Speaker 8: past few moments. So you're really here in this detail. First,
Speaker 8: possibly a knife and machette used, and they say at
Speaker 8: this stage everyone involved is known to each other, so
Speaker 8: this isn't a random incident. But as I said, this
Speaker 8: has happened before five o'clock. There is a really extensive
Speaker 8: crime scene at this hotel spread between a unit we
Speaker 8: believed on the fifth says, flow right down to the lips,
Speaker 8: right down to the floyer and crime set and have
Speaker 8: literally just rocked up.
Speaker 7: Wow, that is absolutely incredible. And so one man's in
Speaker 7: a critical condition, is that right?
Speaker 8: Yeah, with serious injuries. So that's actually a teenager, so
Speaker 8: just sixteen years old. Look, you know there are issues
Speaker 8: with youth gangs that police are investigating. At this stage,
Speaker 8: they say that there's no indication of gang involvement yet,
Speaker 8: but certainly CIV have arrived here, so if there are
Speaker 8: those links. They say, at this stage, none of this
Speaker 8: group of seven people are cooperating. So they've also speaking
Speaker 8: to someone who is still inside the hotel room, and
Speaker 8: police are holding them there until they can get some
Speaker 8: information from the other three, whether it either three are
Speaker 8: in hospital or any other members of this group, as
Speaker 8: to what has gone on here, What are the motives
Speaker 8: for this? What has barked this sort of with this
Speaker 8: very violent, nice skirmish in a hotel room in the
Speaker 8: early hours of this morning. And I suspect that once
Speaker 8: they can start getting some ants, they'll be able to
Speaker 8: either decide whether they'll let these people out of custody
Speaker 8: or tape them into custody and press charges.
Speaker 5: This is really strange, isn't We're not used for situations
Speaker 5: like this, So look, we'll get all the information from
Speaker 5: me when we can. But thanks for summarizing all mates,
Speaker 5: and thanks Hayden.
Speaker 8: Yeah, thanks gys.
Speaker 7: The bad news for you is it's going to be
Speaker 7: a very long day, Hode Nelson. True it started early too.
Speaker 3: But quite seriously.
Speaker 5: I mean, you don't wish this situation in any area,
Speaker 5: but we don't see stuff like this and that.
Speaker 7: For goodness sake, it's five o'clock on a Monday morning.
Speaker 7: The heck very disturbing all right.
Speaker 5: Time, when we do get more information as well, we'll
Speaker 5: bring it to you as it comes to hand, come out.
Speaker 3: Next day.
Speaker 5: We will be back in a very very different direction,
Speaker 5: and we want to sort of half put it out there.
Speaker 3: What can't you sleep without?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 1: Like little blanket?
Speaker 3: Can we just wholesome it up episode slight, Please.
Speaker 2: Check miss is Adelaine's favorite way to awake.
Speaker 9: Night.
Speaker 3: Put it straight out there, Joe, So what can't you
Speaker 3: sleep without?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: What are those little things?
Speaker 5: What are those eyes that you need to dot and
Speaker 5: tease that you need to cross and make sure that
Speaker 5: you sleep soundly at night?
Speaker 1: I've got quite a little routine going on.
Speaker 5: I've heard this and I've heard that it involves your
Speaker 5: feet yes, I smell a fetish.
Speaker 3: It's a fish.
Speaker 1: It's just a nice little routine that I goes straight.
Speaker 3: Ah okay, yeah, quite the process I'm hearing.
Speaker 1: And we're going to talk about who and what is
Speaker 1: in your bed too.
Speaker 3: Stacy from salesby North goodboye to you. What can't you
Speaker 3: sleep without?
Speaker 9: My fluffy love heart cushion?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 7: Right? What is it?
Speaker 1: What does it look like? What color stays?
Speaker 9: Well, it's pink and it's a love heart and it's fluffy.
Speaker 9: My husband gave it to me years ago when we
Speaker 9: first started dating. And basically at the top of the
Speaker 9: love heart, I just like to groove it into my
Speaker 9: neck and come than.
Speaker 1: It's amazing.
Speaker 3: That's the routine.
Speaker 1: That's what we're off.
Speaker 5: We can you not sleep without? And can you place
Speaker 5: Jake's take us through your little routine? Eachent every night
Speaker 5: because it's very obnoxious.
Speaker 1: It's not a noxious, but I do. I'll have a
Speaker 1: little magnesium tablet.
Speaker 3: Before I go to bed. I got to keep the
Speaker 3: barone strong.
Speaker 7: And then because I go to bed with the five
Speaker 7: year old, we go to bed at the same time,
Speaker 7: at about eight o'clock, and so we dab a bit
Speaker 7: of sleep oil on our wrists, and then we spray
Speaker 7: some lavender on our pillows.
Speaker 3: Sorry, what does sleep oil do?
Speaker 1: It just helps.
Speaker 7: It's like an essential oil that helps you relax. And
Speaker 7: then I put some magnesium.
Speaker 1: Spray on my fe.
Speaker 3: Magnesium, and then we'll.
Speaker 1: Whack on some rain. Sounds in the car map or
Speaker 1: a pepper big sleep story. It just depends what sort
Speaker 1: of mood we're in.
Speaker 5: Wow, two very different directions too, by the way, the
Speaker 5: rain pig depending on the mood.
Speaker 1: So that my routine works off, I go land.
Speaker 5: Whatever works for it. Thirteen twenty four ten can we
Speaker 5: go to Rihanni? Who's a Newton?
Speaker 3: Rihanni? How old are you? Eleven?
Speaker 1: What can't you sleep without? Rihanni?
Speaker 9: I can't sleep without my stock.
Speaker 6: For some reason.
Speaker 3: No, I can't see.
Speaker 1: Do you know why that is, Rihanni?
Speaker 9: No, it's in some more all winter, I just can't
Speaker 9: sleep without stocks.
Speaker 5: So what about in the gats of summer it's like
Speaker 5: forty two degrees outside? You still got the socks on
Speaker 5: because that's pretty sweaty.
Speaker 1: Yep, Okay, right, okay, Well whatever works for Rihanni, isn't it?
Speaker 3: If what results of that good night sleep? Then world
Speaker 3: on to Rihanni.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Victoria from Blair alsohole, what can't you sleep without?
Speaker 6: I can't sleep with three things. Number one is an
Speaker 6: episode of SpongeBob.
Speaker 3: Of course, and then bang, and.
Speaker 6: Then number two is I can't sleep without my bag
Speaker 6: on my feet.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of wheat baggers, I reckon, I need it,
Speaker 4: I need that warm Yeah right, and I can't sleep
Speaker 4: with sock, so we bag it is bag.
Speaker 7: Victoria, how long you warming up your wet bag it?
Speaker 7: Because it's a real fine line between too hot and
Speaker 7: not hot enough?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Tis that two and a half minutes and a half?
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Speaker 1: Begin to tell you how hard we're going to bounce back.
Speaker 5: Sunday Okay, I can't begin to tell you how confused
Speaker 5: I am by your nighttime routine to get to sleep.
Speaker 1: What about this? This is astounding.
Speaker 7: Your manager or your boss has the same impact on
Speaker 7: your mental health as your spouse.
Speaker 3: Oh that's scary, but it makes.
Speaker 7: Sense significant other. So both at sixty nine percent. So
Speaker 7: we spend a third of our waking hours at work,
Speaker 7: especially in a forty plus hour weekly relationship with our boss,
Speaker 7: which for some is more time spent with them than
Speaker 7: their partner.
Speaker 3: That makes sense, Yes, that makes sense.
Speaker 7: I reckon.
Speaker 1: We see each other more than we see our partners.
Speaker 3: And we've spoken about that before. Yeah, it's very very interesting.
Speaker 1: It's confronting, so.
Speaker 3: We've spoken about as well.
Speaker 5: It is confronting as well because we see each other
Speaker 5: at such vulnerable times.
Speaker 2: As a day.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I know. Not to speak to you
Speaker 1: before five o'clock. You're just not you're not your best self.
Speaker 3: That's funny, because tell me the last time Joe was
Speaker 3: in before five o'clock.
Speaker 1: That's a good point.
Speaker 3: I will not speak to you before five o'clock. And
Speaker 3: that's why I never come in before five. That's why
Speaker 3: I reckon, i'd a.
Speaker 5: Boss maybe ten years ago, which at the time it
Speaker 5: was one of the more mentally unfit times in my life. Yes,
Speaker 5: And because you're in the moment and you take things
Speaker 5: so seriously, and sometimes it's hard to look at the
Speaker 5: bigger picture because you're like, well, this is my life
Speaker 5: and this is the direction that's going. I almost couldn't
Speaker 5: make my I had to quit the job, had to
Speaker 5: go somewhere else. But at that particular time, and now
Speaker 5: looking back at this particular person who is a genuine
Speaker 5: deadbeat as well, like a proper deadbeat, and I sit
Speaker 5: there and like, oh, like, how good timesight you sit?
Speaker 5: Like what was so stressed? And now it's not even
Speaker 5: satisfying to see this person as a dead beat. It's
Speaker 5: more like a Now I feel genuine empathy for them.
Speaker 5: But at the time, oh my gosh, it was a
Speaker 5: harrow and experience. Was he a bully, yes, so not
Speaker 5: just making a lot of people so and we could
Speaker 5: identify that behavior even back then, let alone. Now I
Speaker 5: feel like workplaces in HR spaces more advanced. Yes, but
Speaker 5: it was Yeah, it was scary at the time. But
Speaker 5: now you look back and be like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: I'm just glad I didn't overreact.
Speaker 1: Well, you talk about being at your mind most mentally unfit.
Speaker 7: I had a superior who was an active bully, like
Speaker 7: was abusive, like in person, online and to this day,
Speaker 7: and we haven't worked together for years and years and
Speaker 7: years to this day, he'll still every now and then
Speaker 7: send me an abusive text. That's good that person was
Speaker 7: in charge of me and then went on to get
Speaker 7: promoted within the company.
Speaker 1: Can you believe that?
Speaker 5: Can I just have a bit of a guess in
Speaker 5: terms of where they're at now? Is it deadbeat Ville?
Speaker 1: It's living with your mate in deadbeat Ville.
Speaker 5: Haut deadbeat Ville, having a couple of bits. Look, we
Speaker 5: didn't ask for this, but can we do this? We'll
Speaker 5: take a couple of calls. Thirteen twenty four to ten
Speaker 5: Helen from Andrew's farm. Helen, can you tell us your
Speaker 5: story in terms of an absolute manager from Deadbeatville?
Speaker 9: Okay, I call him a puffer fish because it's one
Speaker 9: of those ones that smalks, sticking out. But what he's
Speaker 9: done to me because I'm sixty four and I'm almost
Speaker 9: at retirement age, I put in six months ago or
Speaker 9: leave to go to Europe to seven weeks. I'm old.
Speaker 9: I've burned and I've got the time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I put my leave in.
Speaker 9: He left it sit there and sit there and sit
Speaker 9: there for six months, didn't prove it, didn't decline it.
Speaker 9: But anyway, time came, I had to book my holidays.
Speaker 9: So I booked my holiday now and guess what he'd
Speaker 9: declined my leave?
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah.
Speaker 9: So I'm sixty four and I have to retire early
Speaker 9: because I'm not going to give up this holiday. And
Speaker 9: I've paid too much for It's about a year's wage
Speaker 9: I've spent on this holiday. I've worked for it, I've
Speaker 9: saved for it for like the last twenty years. Yeah, yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 9: Obviously I've had problems because I'm old with him. He
Speaker 9: just doesn't my old people. And here I am, at
Speaker 9: sixty four, having to retire three years early.
Speaker 5: Oh, Helen, do you know what, Helen, There's no doubt
Speaker 5: there's a part of him, because a lot of it
Speaker 5: stamps from jealousy.
Speaker 6: Rob.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so, Helen, no doubt you've lived a really, really beautiful,
Speaker 5: wholesome life and you're probably doing some very very good
Speaker 5: things as a part of him that doesn't lie that
Speaker 5: maybe even feel threatened, who knows, who knows how the
Speaker 5: presidents of deadbeat Ville work.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know how.
Speaker 3: Thank you for sharing his story here.
Speaker 1: Helen, have the best holiday I am going to.
Speaker 9: I'm not going to let him ruin it for me.
Speaker 9: When I get back, I'm looking. I was more worried
Speaker 9: about my mental health after I retire, but I've got
Speaker 9: a few things in the pipeline. I'm going to do
Speaker 9: some work with the Salvation Army and Beautiful, but I
Speaker 9: also speak Antonie because the lift overseas fate years. I
Speaker 9: can do some tour guiding with that.
Speaker 3: Well, I will die.
Speaker 1: It's awesome living your best life now, Helen
Speaker 3: One hundred percent, now that the dead Beat's out of
Speaker 3: the life