Speaker 1: Get in the morning every day, Adelaides.
Speaker 2: What a delightful selection you've made by jumping onto this podcast. Congratulations,
Speaker 2: you're about to live your life for a whole new level.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we know what you're here for. We know what
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Speaker 2: Some, I'll give it you. Last week, Jody revealed to
Speaker 2: us why she can probably never go back to her
Speaker 2: local coals.
Speaker 3: Picture me in Cole's bent over as far as you
Speaker 3: can bend as Summer was off looking for all her
Speaker 3: gluten freak.
Speaker 4: If she goes.
Speaker 5: You've split your pets. You know that old expression. They
Speaker 5: were split from a holder.
Speaker 2: You know what they were?
Speaker 3: They really were front of the nerdy peach cool frontal
Speaker 3: now all front of.
Speaker 2: The nud people. Wow. Coletely exposed no unbelievable scenes. No
Speaker 2: shoppers had to lie down because they just lost all
Speaker 2: control of all their senses.
Speaker 4: Really okay, Well, firstly.
Speaker 2: One lady died. That's too far, that's too far. Sorry
Speaker 2: sorry sorry.
Speaker 3: So first it wasn't the frontier, wasn't the back and
Speaker 3: it was perfectly aligned with the scene, which was right
Speaker 3: on my butt. Crack, I've returned to the scene of
Speaker 3: the crime.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I was fine.
Speaker 3: They let me in, so that was a good start.
Speaker 3: Any feedback A few raised eyebrows.
Speaker 2: Okay, I was going to say, any suspicious looks.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Carmela on the check out was like, oh, brave,
Speaker 3: brave of you to come back here.
Speaker 2: You there, there's the girl who was flashing her she's back.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm sure I'm not alone in this space of accidentally flashing. Allies, yes,
Speaker 3: I do twenty four to ten and give us a call.
Speaker 3: If you've ever accidentally flash, please where.
Speaker 2: Did you flash? I think it would happen to most
Speaker 2: people at least once or twice. Where I mean, if
Speaker 2: it's loose fitting boxes or something like that, who knows.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you can just absolutely expose yourself and sometimes it
Speaker 2: stays in your brain for the rest of your life.
Speaker 2: As youngsters, we would go to a place called Mollymook
Speaker 2: and that's about three hours south of Sydney on the beach.
Speaker 2: Huge event for the Hayes kids. And I remember we
Speaker 2: don't think o the beach once a year. We're from
Speaker 2: the country, and I remember I must have been in
Speaker 2: prim school. We'd been eight or nine years old, and
Speaker 2: I remember seeing my mum come out of the surf
Speaker 2: and obviously a lot of waves was bashing around.
Speaker 3: And in her first is not used to the tumultuous sea.
Speaker 2: It's very very voluptuous woman as well, it must be said.
Speaker 2: Oh really, and look, obviously when you're bashing and crashing
Speaker 2: in the waves, you don't know, you don't get a
Speaker 2: feel for what's in what's out. And I remember seeing
Speaker 2: Mom come out of the surf and it's absolutely packed
Speaker 2: and there was a full right breast exposed, and I
Speaker 2: remember my off along with all of the kids, kids
Speaker 2: on the page, just what is going on? Why she's
Speaker 2: so comfortable? And I'm going bumb mom, you boom and
Speaker 2: Mum looking down, I've never seen anything like it. Mum
Speaker 2: looking down. She almost launched off into space. She was
Speaker 2: she was so shocked. She did this sort of half
Speaker 2: spin thing where she like did like a white eighty
Speaker 2: and sort of hit the deck and then put her
Speaker 2: back in and like did a roll onto her feet.
Speaker 2: Incredible scenes on Momymble Beach. They almost called the police,
Speaker 2: They certainly called the lifeguard. Hednew what to do. He fled.
Speaker 3: All right, it's got the accidental nudity. Let's go to
Speaker 3: Ellen for good morning.
Speaker 6: Morning guys, good.
Speaker 4: Morning, what happened to you? Make me feel better?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 6: Right, so let's step the scene. You're walking through woollies,
Speaker 6: just down a random ale with your toddler, and next
Speaker 6: minute he just ducked in the middle of the aisle
Speaker 6: packed aisle full of people and he just stacked her
Speaker 6: with knotty and thinking twice, that's good, that is perfect
Speaker 6: reasonable motivation.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I should ask him. He's nearly twenty now.
Speaker 8: Oh so he was only a toddler when he did this,
Speaker 8: like quite small.
Speaker 6: But I've got no idea what did toddlers think?
Speaker 9: It was?
Speaker 2: Not lo going through their heads? Isn't And I ask
Speaker 2: you Elin as well, what exactly like what was exposed?
Speaker 5: How?
Speaker 2: How aggressive was it?
Speaker 6: Well, being a young first time mum, probably not the
Speaker 6: best underwear that I was wearing. That why yeah, exposure, yeah,
Speaker 6: moll isle of people was Yeah.
Speaker 2: How did I react in that situation too?
Speaker 6: Just like yeah, drop every finger and yeah PLoP your pants. Yeah,
Speaker 6: that reaction and then like trying to get out of
Speaker 6: there as quickly as possible with the little diglip I
Speaker 6: have left.
Speaker 3: The only thing that can make this story about it
Speaker 3: was if you revealed that your twenty year old son
Speaker 3: still like to Dat's mum, it's got what happened?
Speaker 5: Hi?
Speaker 7: Hi? Data? Yet you're definitely not the only one. So
Speaker 7: when I had my wisdom teeth out, I was an
Speaker 7: adult in my twenties. Anyway, Mum came over to look
Speaker 7: after me because I wasn't feeling well and I just
Speaker 7: had a shower and I was watching the dishes.
Speaker 1: Are you feeling okay?
Speaker 7: So like I'm not facing her, but I turn around
Speaker 7: and put my arms up in the air and I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 7: what's wrong? And she goes, you're naked.
Speaker 6: Only did you see the full back?
Speaker 7: But front two? How to shower and forgot forgot to
Speaker 7: get dressed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, that's what happens. That happens every second day. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the painkillers. Excuse I remember, sometimes we just crazy. If
Speaker 2: it's your turn, it's not your turn, it's my teen.
Speaker 2: You cruise and you're like, oh my gosh, I'm not
Speaker 2: wearing pants all turnate days. It sounds like a bad dream. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it happens regular and over.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but we're just so used to it, we just
Speaker 4: you know, play.
Speaker 10: On its missing your pants, Philip, Good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 10: How you doing good?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 4: What happened Philip?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 10: Well, go back for just about over a decade ago.
Speaker 10: I was at school as a student year eleven or twelve.
Speaker 10: I can't remember it, but I was at the very
Speaker 10: end and I'm hanging out with my mates in the morning,
Speaker 10: you know, before stool starts, and I've gone down to
Speaker 10: I think I dropped up, picked something up, and my pants.
Speaker 10: It was a comical like caar noise. It went from
Speaker 10: beltline all the way down the back end, all the
Speaker 10: way to the scene where the legs meet. The hole
Speaker 10: was so big I started the South or a tunnel
Speaker 10: project years of advanced I missed the first the first
Speaker 10: class because I had to get my pants replaced. I
Speaker 10: ran straight to the front office with my with my
Speaker 10: jumper tight around.
Speaker 3: So no, no, did you have to have lost property
Speaker 3: and just get a pair of random pants that were
Speaker 3: left in there.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 10: Thankfully, our school was attached to where we actually buy
Speaker 10: our clothes from, so I was able to just duck
Speaker 10: down there and just buy it. It was get a free
Speaker 10: pair of replacement.
Speaker 2: Pants that feel you'll be raring a tower for the
Speaker 2: rest of the day.
Speaker 4: Town of Accidental Unity. What happened?
Speaker 11: Good morning, guys. Yeah, so I don't worry.
Speaker 7: I got you back.
Speaker 6: I got you back, all right.
Speaker 11: So we went to the outdoor water park at Marion,
Speaker 11: and I don't have anything like this where I'm from,
Speaker 11: so this was very exciting for me. I took my
Speaker 11: daughters and my husband in tow and there's one of
Speaker 11: the sides there that's like a speed slide, so you
Speaker 11: essentially just go on it to go fast. So you're
Speaker 11: supposed to cross your legs because the speed can be
Speaker 11: quite aggressive. But I didn't get the memo, so I
Speaker 11: crossed my arms, I placed my legs ankle, you know,
Speaker 11: ankle to ankle, and down I went. And then I
Speaker 11: stood up at the end and realized that I had
Speaker 11: a front wedgie. When my six year old was like,
Speaker 11: why do you have your mini ow? And I dropped
Speaker 11: straight down and I fixed myself up before I got
Speaker 11: zoomed by the next person, and then I just shamefully
Speaker 11: slinked away.
Speaker 2: Oh God, what a question you want from your toddler.
Speaker 3: No, under any circumstances, if it makes you feel better.
Speaker 3: The same sort of thing happened to me on the
Speaker 3: speed racer at wet Wild on the Gold Coasta. I
Speaker 3: beat the rest of the family because you line up
Speaker 3: and you go against like your whole fam across the
Speaker 3: finish line.
Speaker 4: But then looked down and went, I'm a winner in
Speaker 4: some respects.
Speaker 2: But the Mini's.
Speaker 4: Some news you need to know this morning.
Speaker 3: What about this little Ezra, who's an Adelaide toddler has
Speaker 3: been applauded for his courage after he was bitten on
Speaker 3: the foot by a deadly Eastern brown snake.
Speaker 2: Goodness who this is so unbelievably scary.
Speaker 3: So mum was doing the laundry and she heard her
Speaker 3: little two year old suddenly yell out snake. Not words
Speaker 3: you want to hear out of your toddler's mouth.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, You just hope that he's seen something that's shaped
Speaker 2: like a snake. You really hope that's not a brown snake.
Speaker 9: And it was.
Speaker 4: This was mum on seven News last night.
Speaker 3: The two year old was playing in the backyard of
Speaker 3: his Port wake Field home when he fell to champagne
Speaker 3: in his foot. He immediately raced inside to alert his mum.
Speaker 12: I saw the white mark and it was just extremely,
Speaker 12: extremely scary, to be honest, as his frantic parents rang
Speaker 12: triple zero, they saw the eastern brown slither out of sight.
Speaker 2: Exclusive audios well from the snake and he slid it off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was Mum, in conjunction with beautiful Jasmine Turlings,
Speaker 3: who's a wonderful reporter on seven News. Lovely girl too.
Speaker 3: Just for the record, yes, and can do a snake story.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, top shelf when it comes to snake
Speaker 2: stories world, don't Jazzy.
Speaker 3: I know exactly what happened in the seven News room yesterday.
Speaker 3: There's been a snake bite and everyone went Jazzy.
Speaker 2: Everyone at the same times, like Jazzy.
Speaker 3: And she slithered out wardrobe.
Speaker 2: And she's looking at that. Sounds like we're an Insinuati
Speaker 2: that Jazzy is a snake. She's got the opposite.
Speaker 3: She's quite the opposite. And there can be some snakes
Speaker 3: in media. She ain't wonder Oh have you not noticed that?
Speaker 2: Oh news to me?
Speaker 3: Oh god, I can.
Speaker 4: I'll give you a least stuff for this.
Speaker 2: Okay, very good. Oh, let's go from that snake story
Speaker 2: to something outrageous that happened over in the States. What
Speaker 2: about the Detroit Pistons were worth one point nine a
Speaker 2: billion dollars. They got caught up catching the subway in
Speaker 2: New York. What I've heard of this sort of stuff
Speaker 2: happening before. So there was a marathon happening, and by
Speaker 2: all reports as well. Sometimes when some of these teams
Speaker 2: are staying even in and I don't know the mechanics
Speaker 2: of New York, but when you've got across the Manhattan
Speaker 2: Bridge or whatever, yeah, sometimes even a small route in
Speaker 2: New York can take upwards of an hour, yeah, versus
Speaker 2: catching the subway, which can take ten to fifteen minutes.
Speaker 3: I think is it the Brooklyn Bridge? I think it
Speaker 3: was shut all together.
Speaker 2: Yes, because it was a marathon happening, you know I
Speaker 2: got that, Yes, because of the marathon. So the Detroit
Speaker 2: Pistons ended up catching the subway. Can you imagine and
Speaker 2: a sports team. We look at the sports teams here
Speaker 2: and train and saying, oh wow, it's the Crows, it's
Speaker 2: Port Adelaide and it's pretty cool, but the sports team's
Speaker 2: over there. When imagine if you're sitting next to Toby
Speaker 2: Harris and Toby's on thirty five million dollars a year.
Speaker 3: Well, you're just going to have to use a name
Speaker 3: that we're more familiar with.
Speaker 2: Not everyone is Cunningham. No, okay, the Detroit Pistons aren't
Speaker 2: quite as well known as maybe some of the other
Speaker 2: teams because this is in the first time it's happened.
Speaker 2: It happened before when purely they were going to cut
Speaker 2: the trip by about forty five fifty minutes when the
Speaker 2: cabs took the subway, and that was when Dwayne Wade
Speaker 2: was there as well. So can you imagine back in
Speaker 2: the day, sitting on the subway coming home from work
Speaker 2: or going to work, and you're like, oh, there's Dwayne Wade.
Speaker 2: Oh there's Lebron James. Do you know that name?
Speaker 3: Imagine imagine if the Crows like got stuck down with
Speaker 3: Glen Elg and they had to get to Adelaide Oval
Speaker 3: and like you just turned to your right and there's
Speaker 3: Text Walker sitting on the tram.
Speaker 2: Yeah, jerking text to get up from old Ladie Reckon.
Speaker 3: You would, yeah, gentleman, Yeah, what a beautiful man who
Speaker 3: wouldn't by the way, Yeah, but just fully kit it out,
Speaker 3: just fully kid it out.
Speaker 2: Texas there with his boots on as well, number thirty
Speaker 2: on his back, ready to go. Like he walks around
Speaker 2: town and he's full kid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then then when he has to get off
Speaker 3: at the city stop, he rings the bell.
Speaker 2: Adelaide Oval, thanks your father, he's on the money list
Speaker 2: and it's six nothing. Not that time in the morning
Speaker 2: where we just get all the blue sort of risky
Speaker 2: stuff out of our systems before we definitely straighten up
Speaker 2: half set.
Speaker 3: It's like small children in the playground before they go
Speaker 3: into class, shake off all the energy, get all the
Speaker 3: bad stuff out and then we'll behave ourselves on.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you read a headline jokes yep, and it's just
Speaker 2: a reminder that there's still heroic men out there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's still beautiful, strong, heroic men out there, and listen
Speaker 2: to this. A british Man has drawn the world's largest
Speaker 2: GPS drawing of a penis. So after walking for seventy
Speaker 2: five miles in twenty four hours in the Welsh countryside,
Speaker 2: there we go and Terry Rossiman, who's thirty eight from
Speaker 2: South Wales, trekked through the mists and pitched black conditions
Speaker 2: across the Breacon Beacons in a phallus shaped root to
Speaker 2: raise money awareness about men's mental health issues from November,
Speaker 2: so it's for a good cause. He began his journey
Speaker 2: at five pm on Friday at Abergavenny railway station, finished
Speaker 2: about four thirty pm on Saturday at the same place.
Speaker 2: He described the challenge as the hardest thing he has
Speaker 2: taken on. He said, it was really tough, really hard,
Speaker 2: the hardest thing I've ever done in my life. It
Speaker 2: was just a hard slog got twenty four hours. I
Speaker 2: had no idea why he insists on using the word hard,
Speaker 2: but he did.
Speaker 3: I mean, I have to say, just looking at it,
Speaker 3: it's a NodD shape pennis, but it's a pennis nonetheless.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's doing what it needs to do.
Speaker 3: It looks like one of those pennaces you would have
Speaker 3: drawn in year you know, year nine.
Speaker 2: It looks like you could tell some stories. Oh sure,
Speaker 2: it looks like it's got some battle scars. Jays and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: Love the I love the big poster behind him because
Speaker 3: he's laying there posing in a pair of like British
Speaker 3: speedos with the flag on it, and it's got the
Speaker 3: world's largest gpsc and balls. Drawing on foot record attempt.
Speaker 3: Well done, Terry Well done.
Speaker 2: Absolute prince of a man for a good cause as well.
Speaker 2: So if there's two things that I am passionate about,
Speaker 2: it's November and drawing penises. Yes, two from two.
Speaker 3: And I feel like if you were to replicate yours,
Speaker 3: you'd walk for forty five minutes for about a k
Speaker 3: and a half.
Speaker 2: Yes, much smaller route too. Let's talk bin etiquette, shall we?
Speaker 2: Jo sure this is outrageous, isn't it? A furious bin
Speaker 2: note has divided Ozzi's after it warned those seeking eligible
Speaker 2: turn and earned containers to go away. So this was
Speaker 2: on Reddit. A Melbourne local post the photo of the
Speaker 2: message written on a yellow recycled bin. Just remember that
Speaker 2: recycle bin. Of course, what comes with that is cans
Speaker 2: and bottles and recyclable goods. It says ten cent war
Speaker 2: is something off something that rhymes a truck. All cans
Speaker 2: plus bottles have been recycled. I've been off the PI
Speaker 2: doubles right, which is very interesting. Straight away, well, my
Speaker 2: thoughts are, well, come on mate, if you're not going
Speaker 2: to use them, you don't want them, let others take
Speaker 2: them and potentially cash in one hundred percent. But then
Speaker 2: other Reddit users jump on board. They said The idea
Speaker 2: of someone rifling through my bin gives me the creeps.
Speaker 2: If they're going to leave a mess, then that's even worse.
Speaker 2: Another person said, I don't care if people go through
Speaker 2: my Bin's just not at two am being allowed af
Speaker 2: with their rattling trailer causing all the dogs to bark
Speaker 2: and wake up my baby.
Speaker 5: What.
Speaker 2: Another one said, I went out and told them to
Speaker 2: bugger off my night and cop some fowl abuse. So
Speaker 2: it depends, I guess, on how you're actually taking the
Speaker 2: cans and bottles away.
Speaker 3: So do you see people like I see them early
Speaker 3: morning because we leave, you know, before crack odawn, and
Speaker 3: they're in the dark, and they're on their bikes quite often,
Speaker 3: and they've got their big backpacks and the tour watch
Speaker 3: light and rifling through people's bins. And I think, you
Speaker 3: know what, if you're going to do that, then you
Speaker 3: deserve that tense congosulationship. That's if you're prepared to do that,
Speaker 3: then you must be desperate enough for cash. So whatever
Speaker 3: one person's trash is another person's treasure. I don't mind
Speaker 3: if someone goes through my recycling bin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm fine with it as well. I'm got two
Speaker 2: words for you though as well. Something has changed our
Speaker 2: lives direct collect the blue beans.
Speaker 3: Don't know, the kids collect all the cans so they
Speaker 3: can make money.
Speaker 2: They love it. The kids get on board as well.
Speaker 2: So if you need to this concept, what happens is
Speaker 2: you fill up a particular bin. It's like a yellow bin,
Speaker 2: but it's blue, and when it's absolutely full, you call
Speaker 2: these guys. They come and empty it and they give
Speaker 2: you some money.
Speaker 4: The really simple blue bins.
Speaker 3: And I feel sorry for your kids because during the
Speaker 3: week when you're off the beers, they're broke. But on
Speaker 3: the weekend, but then Saturday mornings make those kids they're
Speaker 3: getting around with gold teeth.
Speaker 4: Big change.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll love it as well. Is that the kids
Speaker 2: get right into it so much so that off drinky
Speaker 2: to beer and they're like hurrying me up so they
Speaker 2: can take it to the bin. So Dad's sculling beers
Speaker 2: and the kids like, hurry up, Dad, And I'm like, hey, kids,
Speaker 2: I'm a good dad.
Speaker 3: I wake up with and Hazy.
Speaker 2: This is simple, but really really simple stuff. You reach
Speaker 2: the details by the Nava park and then when we
Speaker 2: call you, you answer the phone with So I wake
Speaker 2: up with Jody and Hazy. All of a sudden, you
Speaker 2: score yourself five hundred bucks and.
Speaker 3: Then you're already a winner on cup day without having
Speaker 3: lifted a finger.
Speaker 4: How good?
Speaker 2: What would you do with that money on Cup day?
Speaker 2: Joe's Well, if you're the resident gambler in this.
Speaker 3: Okay, don't label me a gambler just because I set
Speaker 3: up my sports bet account apporation from sports But I didn't.
Speaker 2: Get we're just putting two and two together from sports bet.
Speaker 3: Okay, every different sports betting counts to yep, just the
Speaker 3: one different companies.
Speaker 2: No, I mean different names.
Speaker 3: Sports bed points. But that's about it. Shut up, Okay.
Speaker 3: Punching the number please for Jessica from Salisbury, North because
Speaker 3: we are about to give her a call in real time.
Speaker 3: If she answers the phone with I wake up with
Speaker 3: johny and Hazy, if she's five hundred dollars richer or
Speaker 3: thanks to Jack's Cafe and hungry Jack's Okay? Should we do? Hey?
Speaker 2: Quick question? What if she does an answer?
Speaker 3: Jackpots jackpots to one thousand dollars tomorrow, We're going to
Speaker 3: double that little puppy.
Speaker 2: That's nice, isn't it?
Speaker 5: All?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: Here we go?
Speaker 3: I'm nervous, No.
Speaker 1: I wake up with Jodie and had.
Speaker 7: Yes two oh god, and I dosed back off too.
Speaker 1: Really waking up with you guys.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, congratulations five hundred dollars or yours.
Speaker 1: Awesome, so happy, Thank you guys. That's that comes in
Speaker 1: just so handy people in.
Speaker 3: This money and then go husky because.
Speaker 1: I think I think it's the whole screaming, and then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden we have to talk normal.
Speaker 3: Oh it's well done, Jess, Congratulations.
Speaker 4: What are you going to do?
Speaker 1: I am planning on going on holiday next year, so
Speaker 1: I'll definitely be putting it towards that. I think, not
Speaker 1: not anything too extravagant and fancy to start with, but
Speaker 1: it will definitely help me out next Yume when I
Speaker 1: head over to Barley.
Speaker 3: Thanks, it's not off to Balley, hang on bar Chaplease
Speaker 3: which parts Semenyak Changhu Couda.
Speaker 1: Staying in Semnyac. I've been there a few times. But yeah,
Speaker 1: going to Semenyak everything's local and it saves on the
Speaker 1: driving and everything.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, do you know the last time we went
Speaker 3: it took two hours to get from the airport to
Speaker 3: Chango Jess, two hours. It's gotten really busy over there,
Speaker 3: So a minute, that's a smart choice.
Speaker 4: Anyway, I'm done now.
Speaker 2: Crazy Jess, congratulations, Hey quickly, I've got a question for you.
Speaker 2: Which part of the show made you doze back off?
Speaker 2: No comment from Jess. Ready see details right now? Will
Speaker 2: do it again tomorrow. If you answer the phone with
Speaker 2: I wake up with Jody and Hazy bang, you could
Speaker 2: score five hundred bucks.
Speaker 9: Just like Jess, I need to know.
Speaker 13: I need to know now.
Speaker 9: I need to know, I need to know, I need
Speaker 9: to know what to news today.
Speaker 2: Just what you need to know.
Speaker 4: You know what you need to know with Jody and Hazy.
Speaker 3: I've been a lot of celebrities jumping on the Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris train ahead of the US election tomorrow. And what
Speaker 3: we've seen eminem We've seen Beyonce.
Speaker 4: There's been a whole long list.
Speaker 3: However, one of my favorites has decided, Yeah, he's going.
Speaker 4: To throw his weight behind Karmela.
Speaker 3: Will Ferrell is rejecting talk of one American not making
Speaker 3: an impact at the ballot box, saying a last minute
Speaker 3: push for Vice President Harris's campaign will make a difference.
Speaker 4: Have a listen, Andrew Hayes.
Speaker 14: This election is going to be one of the closest
Speaker 14: in history. Your vote will make the difference.
Speaker 2: That means you Gary. Oh blah blah blah, I'm just
Speaker 2: one person. No, shut the up. Gary.
Speaker 14: Last time, only a few thousand votes kept Trump out
Speaker 14: of office, and this time we will hold you personally responsible.
Speaker 2: Gary.
Speaker 14: Don't forget to vote Gary.
Speaker 2: It's a strong message through all the Gary's out there,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 4: I hope that doesn't do to Gary what Karen has
Speaker 4: done to Karen. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm not really sure. All the Garys are no
Speaker 2: absolutely lovely people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh yeah they are.
Speaker 2: Have you met a bad Gary?
Speaker 11: Never?
Speaker 2: I haven't.
Speaker 4: I've met a really cool Gary.
Speaker 2: Actually, it's cool. Gary works here at Is it dead?
Speaker 3: Oh yeahs of South Africa carries on about the Spring
Speaker 3: Pops class.
Speaker 2: Yes, he rubs it in my face that the will
Speaker 2: be sucked.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's okay, that's a side note.
Speaker 9: Oh there you go.
Speaker 2: So Space. It's happening tomorrow at the camp the election
Speaker 2: that is, it's going to be huge.
Speaker 3: You mentioned as well that some of the universities have
Speaker 3: given people mental health days ahead of the election result
Speaker 3: if it doesn't go their way.
Speaker 2: That seems ridiculous, doesn't It just seem.
Speaker 4: A bit odd. There's mental health days and then there's
Speaker 4: just being a bit of a sork.
Speaker 2: Maybe you just need to get on with things. Okay, Hey,
Speaker 2: what about this? This is quite alarming for travelers and
Speaker 2: I've always thought, is this a possibility? Airport travelers are
Speaker 2: being warned about opportunistic thieves stealing a check baggage? Did
Speaker 2: you really thieves like on a snatch?
Speaker 3: Ah?
Speaker 2: It's a movie reference. Okay, anyway, I'll start again. Thieves
Speaker 2: at stealing check baggage from luggage carousels in Adelaide, South Australia.
Speaker 2: Police are investigating two reported incidents by another case which
Speaker 2: reported to airline staff after thieves struck on Friday afternoon.
Speaker 2: In particular, a family visiting interstate with a little baby
Speaker 2: had their bags stolen by teas.
Speaker 4: So I'm going to have to hear that snatch reference.
Speaker 2: Just the break, Okay. I always thought we're a very
Speaker 2: trustworthy society, aren't we. Yeah, the people don't steal bags
Speaker 2: and I've never heard of this actually happening. Let alone
Speaker 2: in little old safe Adelaide.
Speaker 3: Had someone take one of my kids bags accidentally at
Speaker 3: the Gold Coast Airport and then refuse to give it
Speaker 3: back really genuinely. The airport rang him and said you're
Speaker 3: going to need to return that bag because they've got
Speaker 3: yours in the will door swap. The airline will organize it.
Speaker 3: And he's like, nah, just keep my bag.
Speaker 2: That seems really ridiculous.
Speaker 3: And then then they turned around and said, well, technically,
Speaker 3: if you keep that bag, you've stolen it, so you're.
Speaker 2: A teeve right, No Teave's up there, just Teeves in
Speaker 2: South Australia. That's so true, unbelievable scenes. Yeah, hello, Hi takes.
Speaker 2: If you're just tuning in for the first time, this
Speaker 2: is a little game and I can't stress that enough.
Speaker 2: It's a fun game that we like play called songs
Speaker 2: a song, song, song, three songs or chestralized and we've
Speaker 2: got to guess the name and the title yes, and
Speaker 2: we get listeners involved and they can scores themselves. I
Speaker 2: found the past it Wall of Cinemas. It's fun. It's
Speaker 2: really fun, so fun, it's really fun score and everything
Speaker 2: we keep scores.
Speaker 3: It brings my soul so much joy. I can't begin
Speaker 3: to tell you. Producer Flak is in this morning for
Speaker 3: producer Zoe, who is sick today, So produce a flag
Speaker 3: or producer, muf.
Speaker 4: Who do you want to beat it?
Speaker 9: Producer, don't hurt me if you lose.
Speaker 13: Okay, he's who I'm going to be, Jody, because just
Speaker 13: to pull back the curtain for the last five minutes,
Speaker 13: you take this game so seriously looking you'm playing the
Speaker 13: car play at home, but you take this so seriously
Speaker 13: that you've just been huffing and puffing because the scores
Speaker 13: at the moment are hazy. Twenty six Jody thirteen, you
Speaker 13: are the most competitive woman I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: I am, and I don't I guess. I just don't
Speaker 3: like to be humiliated. And I don't like working with
Speaker 3: someone who likes to stick the foot on the throat
Speaker 3: when you're on the canvas.
Speaker 4: That's what I don't like.
Speaker 2: Kicking my foot on the throat while someone else on
Speaker 2: the canvas is my favorite thing to do.
Speaker 9: Okay, you two, no fighting. Let's just have a clean game,
Speaker 9: all right.
Speaker 13: Okay, these are fresh hits and throwbacks, they're orchestralized.
Speaker 9: We're going to play song number one and you need
Speaker 9: to guess.
Speaker 2: It all right, just quickly. Let's a big shadows well
Speaker 2: to Kerry from All Dinger Beach and also Briani from
Speaker 2: John's Learn Who's on teen?
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello, thanks for playing along at home.
Speaker 4: We appreciate it. That's all right, I'll try my best.
Speaker 2: They're very confident. Her song You're ready to go, you
Speaker 2: already just rip this one in. Here we go, just
Speaker 2: feel the jades. It's good cheering Castle on the Hill. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: cos that's pretty sharp, Joes, that's good. It's pretty sharp.
Speaker 9: Hazy ad one to you.
Speaker 2: Come on, Jody, Thank you all right?
Speaker 9: Song number two, I just say I'm not.
Speaker 2: That's still not coming.
Speaker 15: Quiet please, Jody, let me one last kiss from Pink.
Speaker 9: Well wait, Jody, well done?
Speaker 2: Hang on? Are we going to a decider?
Speaker 9: Yes we have.
Speaker 13: Yeah, just to remind on that you should do Hazy
Speaker 13: on twenty six Jody on thirteen.
Speaker 4: Okay, good recap at this point, well done.
Speaker 9: This is the decider. This could get you a point.
Speaker 2: Jody's gives you a really really valuable point.
Speaker 9: Song number three in Songs a song song song.
Speaker 15: Jdy just a girl, no Doubt or Gwen Stefani take
Speaker 15: whatever you want.
Speaker 2: She's got it. We saw this coming. No one, you're
Speaker 2: playing twenty six blocks.
Speaker 15: Loves a rank out song.
Speaker 13: Ody, congratulations, Oh Brian are you still there?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Did her?
Speaker 2: How did you know, Briani? How do you know?
Speaker 6: I got full faith in her?
Speaker 11: You're wrong girl?
Speaker 15: Well done?
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, Bronie. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Just incredible scenings, Cop that you have, not just a
Speaker 2: little and the comeback begins with six weeks to go?
Speaker 2: Can Jody Ady make up an extra thirteen? Yesterday via
Speaker 2: chick chat, really interesting conversation. We spoke about the hot
Speaker 2: things that I would say, dads do that aren't your
Speaker 2: traditional hot things. Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's all those little things that your partner might
Speaker 3: do that gets you a little bit hot and bothered
Speaker 3: and you're like, what, that's weird, that's a domestic chore.
Speaker 4: Why am I so tey?
Speaker 2: Well? Yeah, oh you're not Chris Hamsworth, but you're still
Speaker 2: really really sexy. Yeah. We spoke to Ali yesterday.
Speaker 8: You've got three girls and you're just wanting us sleep
Speaker 8: in and he brings in an almond mocker and then
Speaker 8: you get up and breakfast is being made and he's
Speaker 8: standing there over that. So honestly, yeah, it's a good
Speaker 8: feeling but.
Speaker 2: He's got a ten pack as well.
Speaker 8: Look, I hate to have.
Speaker 6: Burst that bubble.
Speaker 8: He does have a bit of a dad box's Okay,
Speaker 8: I love him for it.
Speaker 2: And that got you talking about Greg and just how
Speaker 2: sexy he is with a spreadsheet.
Speaker 3: The man loves an Excel spreadsheet. He basically takes our
Speaker 3: life and he plunks it into those little squares and God,
Speaker 3: I love it. God, I love it so much because
Speaker 3: it's just him taking control, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yes, that's it. You've pushed me over the edge. Shirts.
Speaker 2: Do you know what enough is enough? These men of
Speaker 2: South Australia need to be immortalized. Yes, that's right. Are
Speaker 2: you thinking what I'm thinking? I think it starts with
Speaker 2: see three two one? This we are Can we do
Speaker 2: a calendar for all the sexy essay dates?
Speaker 3: Who out there is willing to put their hand up
Speaker 3: and say, you know what, My partner is sexy as
Speaker 3: hell when he does this. And I want him to
Speaker 3: be in a calendar, and I want the whole of
Speaker 3: South Australia to see him every time they think of March.
Speaker 9: We're doing this.
Speaker 2: We're doing this. So can you nominate your husband or
Speaker 2: can husbands nominate themselves as well being brave.
Speaker 4: You know, when you're sexy, nominate yourself.
Speaker 3: If you're doing something you're like, I'm looking good, I'm
Speaker 3: looking real good. You don't have to have a six pack.
Speaker 4: That's the thing.
Speaker 3: It can be an everyday dad with an everyday body
Speaker 3: doing sexy stuff.
Speaker 2: The lines, the straight lines that I work via a
Speaker 2: whipper snipper gets my wife absolutely crazy. Really, that sort
Speaker 2: of stuff I can't said Kara is She's quite phenomenal.
Speaker 2: But they're the sorts of examples we're looking for.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also, I mean, as well as being elite with an
Speaker 3: Excel spreadsheet. When my husband organizes my kid's birthday parties.
Speaker 5: What.
Speaker 2: You're a box tick of that man?
Speaker 15: Come over here, b boy.
Speaker 2: Knows exactly what to do. Yep, all right, let us know.
Speaker 2: You can call us right now thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 2: if you'd like to nominate yourself, dads of South Australia,
Speaker 2: or have you got a partner who is just ticking
Speaker 2: all the right boxes if you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: some of those non traditional things that are making them sexy,
Speaker 2: put them in the calendar.
Speaker 4: You can get in my basket.
Speaker 2: I like to say, put him straight in my basket,
Speaker 2: jump on. Then overplayers, well, register details. We're doing this.
Speaker 2: Jody and Hazy's hot dad's of Adelaide. It's a calendar
Speaker 2: right now. Let's talk the sexy dads of Adelaide. He's
Speaker 2: sexy and I know where it's happening, Joe's. We're celebrating
Speaker 2: the sexy days and we're not talking traditional six packs,
Speaker 2: al jaw and that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: We're also not putting line through those people though.
Speaker 2: Okay, yep, so they can so they could be Chris
Speaker 2: Hemsworth it there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But what we are doing is celebrating the very
Speaker 3: normal dad to balet doing hot things.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It can gives an example of that place hot.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my car would be confused by that. Sometimes what
Speaker 2: actually turns a woman on?
Speaker 5: Or is it just me?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: We had a heap, of course yesterday from women just
Speaker 3: going the way men reverse into a park with a
Speaker 3: hand resting on the headrest.
Speaker 2: That was like all of the cause pretty much. And
Speaker 2: then men reversing their vehicles I know.
Speaker 3: And then as an extension of that, we had a
Speaker 3: call from a woman who said, oh my god, when
Speaker 3: my husband reverses the trailer next level.
Speaker 4: It's a high level of skill, wasn't it.
Speaker 2: So imagine reversing a Mac truck with a trailer on it.
Speaker 2: That's kind of just absolutely flaw. The ladies, I.
Speaker 4: Don't know many Mac trucks that I've seen towing a trailer.
Speaker 2: Anyone owned a Mac truck and you attach a little
Speaker 2: trailer to mat that seems unusual.
Speaker 4: It does a little bit.
Speaker 3: If you'd like to register or nominate your partner, just
Speaker 3: jump on board. Then over nine one nine website and
Speaker 3: get around it. Because we are assembling a beautiful hot calendar.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is nice, isn't it? Nice? Little Christmas present too,
Speaker 2: by the way, just in time for Christmas? Put it
Speaker 2: in your stocking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, makes sense. All right, get around it, guys, All right.
Speaker 2: Let's get around Jody and Hazy's Hot Dad's of Adelaide calendar.
Speaker 2: It's a thing it is coming looking forward to putting
Speaker 2: in your stocking for Christmas. Are you a hot dad?
Speaker 2: Do you do things that really turn on your your
Speaker 2: significant other or do you have a partner? Please nominate
Speaker 2: right now. Age fifty four and it was birthday, payday,
Speaker 2: not too far I tomorrow's a really significant day though. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a big election happening in the States.
Speaker 3: There is a big old election and it's Donald Trump
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: Wow, let's have a win for the good girls.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about that next thing. What it might mean
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 5: Not much.
Speaker 3: I need to know.
Speaker 9: I need to know now, I need to know, I
Speaker 9: need to know. I need to know what news today?
Speaker 4: Here is what you need to know.
Speaker 9: What you need to know.
Speaker 10: With Jody and.
Speaker 2: Hazy, you're just learning for the first time as well
Speaker 2: that there's a big old election happening tomorrow in the STAF. Well,
Speaker 2: you're late, but welcome to the program.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a fairly significant election tomorrow.
Speaker 3: And Kamala Harris has had a lot a lot of
Speaker 3: high profile celebrities jumped in behind her, like Eminem I
Speaker 3: think has appeared at her rally, Cool Beyonce.
Speaker 4: The list goes on and on. Now we can add Will.
Speaker 3: Ferrell to the list, who is basically threatening individual voters
Speaker 3: called Gary.
Speaker 2: He's taking the one Gary at the time.
Speaker 14: This election is going to be one of the closest
Speaker 14: in history. Your vote will make the difference. That means
Speaker 14: you Gary. Oh blah blah blah, I'm just one person.
Speaker 2: No, shut the f up.
Speaker 6: Gary.
Speaker 2: Last time, only a few.
Speaker 14: Thousand votes kept Trump out of office, and this time
Speaker 14: we will hold you personally responsible.
Speaker 2: Gary. Don't forget to vote.
Speaker 6: Gary.
Speaker 2: Got that, Gary, Well, Gary's everywhere.
Speaker 4: Vote settled down?
Speaker 3: Will feels like a personal attack right about now?
Speaker 2: Oh, geez, water time it's going to be in America?
Speaker 2: What about as well? For some of the schools. Now,
Speaker 2: I think this originally came to life because Jerry Seinfeld's
Speaker 2: kids go to this outrageou school. I think it's in
Speaker 2: New York across like sixty five thousand dollars a year, geez,
Speaker 2: And they've been told that they could have their day
Speaker 2: off after the election if the result was too traumatic
Speaker 2: for them.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: A lot of schools apparently have followed suit.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: I just don't know if you need a trauma day
Speaker 2: based on the election results.
Speaker 3: I mean, I sort of vaguely get it in the
Speaker 3: sense that if Trump is to win, that's dire for
Speaker 3: that country, and it's dire for a lot of women
Speaker 3: across that country given his stance on reproductive riots.
Speaker 4: However, a mental health day, I'm not sure about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know if you've got a thought on
Speaker 2: as well, please text A three A four, double O nine,
Speaker 2: one nine nine or nine.
Speaker 4: Let's get real political here on five double a.
Speaker 3: Whoo.
Speaker 2: I just sort of feel like if I went to
Speaker 2: the bosses here said hey, for example, my footy team lost. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna need the day off. Yeah, how do you
Speaker 2: how do you think it would go down? Well, how
Speaker 2: would go down with you?
Speaker 3: By the last year, if you're a crow supported, you
Speaker 3: missed half a year.
Speaker 2: At work exactly how you take every Monday off? That's
Speaker 2: not bad, all right? That is what you need to know.
Speaker 2: Has a bit happening in the States.