Speaker 1: We get you the morning every day, every lady, gentlemen, adelaides,
Speaker 1: it's time for shower.
Speaker 2: It's professional, it's strictly professional setting radios, and it's somewhat
Speaker 2: of a health warning. Okay, So here's the deal. When
Speaker 2: you get in the shower, is there something that you
Speaker 2: do that perhaps you shouldn't do, Perhaps you should do
Speaker 2: it in the toilet, you know what I mean. I'll
Speaker 2: put this out there as well. Thirteen to twenty four
Speaker 2: ten do you do a Wii when you're in the shower?
Speaker 1: Are you asking me?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: And as I say, a lady never tells, and I'm
Speaker 3: nodding my head curious.
Speaker 2: You don't have to weep like that. So what you
Speaker 2: do in the showers completely your business. I understand that
Speaker 2: there's one thing the experts keep on saying that you
Speaker 2: shouldn't do, and that is taking a bit of a whip.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing. What they're saying is that ladies
Speaker 2: in particular, oh, you are training your bladder that it's
Speaker 2: okay to empty while standing, don't do it because this
Speaker 2: could cause bladder leaking. It's easy for the guys, isn't it.
Speaker 3: You naturally are standing up generally, but also it's pouring
Speaker 3: that direction. I have said that when my partner and
Speaker 3: I have been in a joint shower situation and I
Speaker 3: need to use the restroom and said, but I won't
Speaker 3: do it in here because.
Speaker 1: I can't control the direction? Should it mate go? And
Speaker 1: I don't want to do it on your little.
Speaker 2: Yeah, isn't. But also you don't want to weak bladder
Speaker 2: in the future.
Speaker 1: Well, I didn't know I was going to have one
Speaker 1: until now. That explains a lot of things.
Speaker 2: One, it's not very hygienic. More important than that, it
Speaker 2: will destroy your pelvic floor. It also might create mental
Speaker 2: associations where you hear water running and all of a
Speaker 2: sudden you need to run to the bathroom. Since the
Speaker 2: pelvis and spine muscles are most relaxed when sitting, sitting
Speaker 2: is probably the most efficient way of doing it.
Speaker 3: Do you know every night when I sleep, I play
Speaker 3: the sounds of range so running water and I have
Speaker 3: to go to the bathroom every night.
Speaker 1: Then you crack the.
Speaker 2: Code, how are we feeling right now? So let me
Speaker 2: turn that off?
Speaker 1: Augod that's better. But where do we sit on number twos?
Speaker 2: That's a completely separate conversation which we're not prepared to
Speaker 2: have on over nine by nine you're sick. Maybe you're
Speaker 2: heading off to the gym right now, Tiff warn you're
Speaker 2: a bit of a gym going get yourself a personal trainer.
Speaker 3: As for me, yeah, shout out to brief Fit God
Speaker 3: bless her good stuff.
Speaker 1: I am a gym junkie. Not at this hour though,
Speaker 1: mind you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you need to wait for the sun to come up.
Speaker 2: And you never bet to someone who comes to the gym.
Speaker 1: Birds wake me chirping.
Speaker 2: Can I ask you as well? What do you wear
Speaker 2: to the gym and how revealing is it and is
Speaker 2: it inappropriate at all?
Speaker 1: Do you think we're a full body of wet suit
Speaker 1: so no one can get distracted.
Speaker 2: That's inappropriate in a different way because it's very distracting.
Speaker 3: So I'm a three quarter legging kind of gal, which
Speaker 3: a lot of people tease me for. But I don't
Speaker 3: like a full leg legging because I feel claustrophobic. Yes, okay,
Speaker 3: mind you, we're too short or short and if I'm
Speaker 3: bending and the like, that's too much.
Speaker 1: For people as well.
Speaker 2: You feel vulnerable? Feel vulnerable? Well you can gym at
Speaker 2: Camp and Down Fitness in Sydney now This is one
Speaker 2: of the city's largest fitness spaces and as you know
Speaker 2: in Sydney, they really love their gym space. Dress codes
Speaker 2: in this particular gym have sparked a divide a reaction,
Speaker 2: with some calling it sexist, while others and did restaurants
Speaker 2: have similar rules upon entry and sports where it's no different.
Speaker 2: I think it's a bit of a weird space that
Speaker 2: there's dress requirements for a gym. So this popular gym,
Speaker 2: which has members as young as fourteen, has recently updated
Speaker 2: dress code, sparking a fierry debate online. For women, the
Speaker 2: fashion guidelines dictate the length of shorts that can be worn,
Speaker 2: meaning they have to fall a couple of inches below
Speaker 2: the bum, and sports bras need to have two straps,
Speaker 2: discouraging boob choos.
Speaker 3: It is measuring when I walk in on my short length,
Speaker 3: do I have a little ruler and go up.
Speaker 2: I think it's a visual thing, but you know when
Speaker 2: the ones where literally it's just uncovering the cheek. So
Speaker 2: it's just covering the cheek and that's it, and you
Speaker 2: can see a complete upper hamstring. For men, tops cannot
Speaker 2: show too much of their arms or back, discouraging showing muscle, singlets, strings.
Speaker 1: I love a string Oh.
Speaker 2: My god, there stringlets. So if you're wearing if you're
Speaker 2: wearing a stringlet that is barely covering up everything and
Speaker 2: your nipples are in and out, it's too much blowing
Speaker 2: in the wind. It's absolutely too much. So what's distracting
Speaker 2: for you? Men and females? So a female look, what
Speaker 2: do you look at? And go nah, that's too much.
Speaker 1: It has happened to me recently at my gym.
Speaker 3: I don't normally. I'm not usually bothered. I'm carrying on
Speaker 3: with my own carry on. But I did observe a
Speaker 3: lass doing She was lifting very, very heavyweights in a
Speaker 3: strapless boob tube top that was so thin it barely
Speaker 3: covered the nip nips, and I thought to myself, one
Speaker 3: wrong move, you're going to pop a.
Speaker 1: Buzy, so to speak.
Speaker 3: But you're holding heavy weight so there's nothing you can
Speaker 3: do other than drop them on your toe or just
Speaker 3: stand there exposing yourself. And I was panicking for her.
Speaker 3: I felt stressed and I couldn't relax.
Speaker 2: So that's why the bootube very inappropriately.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't. It's a health and safety hazard.
Speaker 3: Some might say she'll go out a hair out and down,
Speaker 3: and I felt overstimulated by that. You're gonna get a
Speaker 3: sweaty neck. You're gonna have a sweaty neck and a
Speaker 3: buzzy out and it's not good.
Speaker 2: I felt overstimulated by that situation. Can I talk on
Speaker 2: behalf of men? And if you wear a stringlet? There's
Speaker 2: two things? So you're either too skinny to wear a
Speaker 2: stringlet and it's like, what are you doing? Mate? But
Speaker 2: then even if you're big enough to wear a stringlet,
Speaker 2: you're wearing a stringlet, so you're still a dickhead to
Speaker 2: form from ten years first got this for you, and
Speaker 2: you can either confirm whether this statistic or deny is
Speaker 2: relevant to come. A recent report highlighted that seventy two
Speaker 2: percent I said, seventy two percent of men experience reduced
Speaker 2: stress after spending time with their partner.
Speaker 3: Confess I said, speaking on behalf of Joel?
Speaker 2: How dare you speak on behalf of Joel without running
Speaker 2: this statistic by him. Psychologists attribute this calming effect to
Speaker 2: elevated levels of dopamine and serotonin, neurochemicals link to happiness
Speaker 2: and emotional stability. Being around a loved one can provide
Speaker 2: a powerful sense of comfort and reassurance, tapping into the
Speaker 2: brains natural reward systems. Experts say it's not just about romance,
Speaker 2: it's a physiological response that reinforces emotional bonding and overwell,
Speaker 2: well beat everyone.
Speaker 3: Now, that's nice, but what about the twenty eight percent don't.
Speaker 2: Well, that's a good sistic. They're stress, get more angry
Speaker 2: than their girlfriend. But also put the roles in reverse.
Speaker 2: Do you think that seventy two percent of women are
Speaker 2: calmer and more happy when they see their boyfriend? Okara,
Speaker 2: I am not sure about that. I don't want to
Speaker 2: tap into aggressively. Bit. Last night, late in the night,
Speaker 2: we had a conversation with me and my wife, and
Speaker 2: at the end of it, she said to me, do
Speaker 2: you know what, in a few years time, you will
Speaker 2: look back at this and you'll say, gosh, I wish
Speaker 2: I wasn't so angry.
Speaker 3: So she's in the stressed column, she's in the twenty
Speaker 3: eight she's in the twenty half.
Speaker 2: Know Jody Oddie this morning she is sick. We wish
Speaker 2: her all the best, ripped but courageously filling in for songs.
Speaker 2: And so I don't know if this is a good thing.
Speaker 1: I'm panicking now I I'm panicking. It's a bad thing.
Speaker 1: It's not easy. I'll give you that much. So I was.
Speaker 3: Told that Joe is rubbish at this game, and I
Speaker 3: thought I will one.
Speaker 2: We told you that.
Speaker 3: By the way, Joes, if you're listening, that's between me
Speaker 3: and God. I just thought it would be easy, but
Speaker 3: then my partner Joel and I had to go last night.
Speaker 1: It's very hard. I don't back myself.
Speaker 3: In hard when you're in the hot seat. When you're
Speaker 3: in the hot scene, I remember.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Amelia from Warville. Amelia, welcome to Songs
Speaker 2: to Song, Song, song, and thank you for choosing me.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you. You got this though, Tiff from Old
Speaker 2: Dinger Beach. Are you telling us the only reason you
Speaker 2: went with Tiff was one, there was no other options,
Speaker 2: and two because you have the same name.
Speaker 4: Anyone with our name is definitely.
Speaker 1: I love it. Thank you, Tim.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I need because I am panicking, wet myself.
Speaker 2: First song, ready to go? Yeah, come on, here we go,
Speaker 2: Here we go. I know it, I know the song.
Speaker 2: At another title, I'm.
Speaker 1: So sorry to You're back to the wrong horse.
Speaker 2: Why Taylor Swift, Craolummer.
Speaker 1: I hate myself.
Speaker 2: I just had to work through the chorus, just had
Speaker 2: to wait for the chorus to kick in.
Speaker 3: I was staring wide eyed produce them only, and she's
Speaker 3: looking like you would know.
Speaker 2: This should be in your sweet It's not.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to I would.
Speaker 2: Say, rarely do I get the Taylor Swift ones. And
Speaker 2: she's pretty popular. She features a bit in this contraction.
Speaker 2: All right, oh man, second go of at three t
Speaker 2: If you need this to stay alight, I'm to go.
Speaker 1: Here we go, teenage bag waders bags.
Speaker 2: It is morganwall post Malone. I had some help ut
Speaker 2: this gun on basel by myself.
Speaker 1: You want help me pull that bottle.
Speaker 2: Of the shell. So here's the dealty, here's a and
Speaker 2: you know what JODI's getting listened to her like what.
Speaker 1: It sounded? Nothing like it?
Speaker 2: Look this is where we played the last one. We
Speaker 2: played the last one, Cruise.
Speaker 1: On the banter.
Speaker 5: You ready to go be hate myself? It's time for
Speaker 5: you to try and get some credits. It's good, yes,
Speaker 5: obviously title.
Speaker 1: Is it not? Barbie? Explain me like that?
Speaker 2: So the next time you play, name's your buzzer? For
Speaker 2: get it early?
Speaker 1: No, my name is my buzza and it was Tip's buzzer.
Speaker 3: Don't worry everyone, this was the first and last time
Speaker 3: I'll be playing Jode Fish will be back.
Speaker 2: Amelia from Morfortville. Congratulations, that's all yours.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much. Honestly, you guys both such a
Speaker 4: good job.
Speaker 1: You're going to thank you.
Speaker 2: Oh well, Cinema Family pass going the way of Amelia
Speaker 2: and Tiffany. You were also on the standby list for
Speaker 2: a winter weekend escape, so good luck with that. Sorry,
Speaker 2: I thought he said all tips rule they still do
Speaker 2: is that me, we should have told you before we
Speaker 2: do this tip. I'm very obnoxious in this space, okay,
Speaker 2: so just bear with me. It was Justin Bieber before.
Speaker 2: Can we continue the conversation with the beeps and.
Speaker 6: Me?
Speaker 2: Oh, Justin Bieber is obviously going through it, and everything
Speaker 2: that Justin Bieber does is exposed online. But Molly, what's
Speaker 2: the latest? Is falling out with it some close friends?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so these text messages have been leaked and it's
Speaker 7: not looking good for anyone. Really, He has said in
Speaker 7: these text messages, I will never suppress my emotions for someone. Obviously,
Speaker 7: off the back of this disagreement that they've had, he said,
Speaker 7: conflict is a part of any relationship. If you don't
Speaker 7: like my anger, you don't like me. My anger is
Speaker 7: a response to the pain that I have been through.
Speaker 7: Asking a traumatized person not to be traumatized is simply mean.
Speaker 1: He's not wrong.
Speaker 2: He's not wrong. Do you know what would be unbelievable
Speaker 2: for Justin Bieber? Do you get yourself in a situation
Speaker 2: where you're such a star aprodigy from such a young age.
Speaker 2: It's really sad to hear, and I think it was
Speaker 2: for his documentary he basically said that he can't trust anyone, yeah,
Speaker 2: at all, and he's never been lonely. Are the more
Speaker 2: famous he got, the lonely he got because.
Speaker 3: People's agendas, and that's awful. They just want to be
Speaker 3: around him for his fame and fortune.
Speaker 7: Over the weekend, he did posters well, people posted sorry
Speaker 7: videos of him talking to paparazzi and he's just standing
Speaker 7: there saying to them, Look, I'm a dad, I'm a husband, Like,
Speaker 7: I'm just trying to live my life, like, please leave
Speaker 7: me alone. This is just getting ridiculous. It's been my
Speaker 7: whole life. Yes, and it was very heartfelt.
Speaker 2: Yes, And his pants were very baggy.
Speaker 3: And they still are to this day, and they always
Speaker 3: be extremely bad.
Speaker 6: Sealed section with Tis one from gen Yu's first Ah.
Speaker 2: Yes, we do this each and every week. It feels
Speaker 2: like an extended version today because you've been in from
Speaker 2: six to nine thirty. It's not nice.
Speaker 1: You have a six in the morning to market.
Speaker 3: Welcome to six o'clock. The Hello, I've got something for you.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I'm going to open the envelope. Here we
Speaker 2: go at there, it's the.
Speaker 1: Big one today.
Speaker 2: Okay, what God?
Speaker 3: Today we are talking about baby timelines.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you for why.
Speaker 3: Women of my age, which is in their nondescript thirties.
Speaker 2: But you're super early thirties.
Speaker 1: I'm super exclly, I couldn't be earlier.
Speaker 2: When you say I'm not going to tell you what
Speaker 2: you is, people assume it's later.
Speaker 1: But you're early, very early, very early thirties.
Speaker 3: Mind you just do you hear that? That is my
Speaker 3: biological clock ticking away.
Speaker 2: Don't have to deal with.
Speaker 1: No, no, no.
Speaker 3: You can be breeding up until I assume you're dying days.
Speaker 1: I don't know. If it comes out like a little puff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, potentially, then ask Graham Courts.
Speaker 1: But fellas you needn't fret.
Speaker 3: But for us ladies, especially if you meet a partner
Speaker 3: in this window, you got to cut to the chase.
Speaker 1: It's not like in our twenties where you go, do
Speaker 1: you want kids? Yeah? I want kids, yeah, but we've
Speaker 1: got time.
Speaker 3: Nowadays, if you're meeting someone in this bracket, you have
Speaker 3: to cut to the chase, and you don't really have
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 1: Of time as we did in our twenties.
Speaker 3: I've got some friends who dated a guy for about
Speaker 3: five years and he was saying, oh, after we go overseas,
Speaker 3: then we'll talk about having the kid.
Speaker 1: Oh by the househost, then we'll talk.
Speaker 3: So they did all of that and she went, well,
Speaker 3: and he went, do you know what, I'm not sure
Speaker 3: I want.
Speaker 5: To tickety talk man Kesha.
Speaker 1: So we've got to know what we want to know.
Speaker 1: What's your timeline?
Speaker 3: Are you in your thirties and you've got a hard deadline,
Speaker 3: or are you putting it to a fellow giving them
Speaker 3: an ultimatum saying if you don't want a baby by
Speaker 3: next year, we're done.
Speaker 1: We're done.
Speaker 2: Ski It's thirty five, isn't it thirty five? It is
Speaker 2: drastically reduced, like twenty percent chance allegibly.
Speaker 1: Which thankfully I'm from ways away from there.
Speaker 2: But when you start thinking like this, that's when you
Speaker 2: get in trouble. You say, oh well that's ages away,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden it turns up and they're
Speaker 2: not trying to put pressure on your situations.
Speaker 1: Out it is.
Speaker 2: Can we put it out there to the fellas as well?
Speaker 2: Yeah you did? You put it off for too long?
Speaker 2: Like where are you at right now? Do you need
Speaker 2: to get it done within a certain time period? Is
Speaker 2: it stressful?
Speaker 3: Does your partner want it and you're not ready? TikTok
Speaker 3: on her clock?
Speaker 2: We do alright. Thirteen twenty four ten do you have
Speaker 2: a baby timeline? Let's put it out there, both the
Speaker 2: fellas and the.
Speaker 6: Girls has sealed section with Tiff Thorn from ten Yews
Speaker 6: first tip.
Speaker 2: Hoorn from ten years first you've brought to us this time?
Speaker 2: Do you have a baby timeline?
Speaker 3: Indeed, it's an issue that I feel is topical for
Speaker 3: a lot of ladies, particularly in the late twenties to
Speaker 3: thirties bracket, who maybe want to have a baby and
Speaker 3: maybe don't have a suitable partner to deal it with,
Speaker 3: or they have a partner but he can't commit to
Speaker 3: the bit.
Speaker 1: I'm just forge forward with the birthing and the like.
Speaker 2: I'll speak on behalf of men here. We're so oblivious
Speaker 2: through everything because.
Speaker 1: You can go and till the cows come.
Speaker 2: From a pretty early age to the day we die.
Speaker 1: You're set.
Speaker 2: You don't have to go. Let's go to abbey from Warfaville, Abby,
Speaker 2: good morning to you. Can you take us through your
Speaker 2: journey or your timeline?
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 8: I haven't really got much of his journey at the moment,
Speaker 8: but sort of my timeline is I want to be
Speaker 8: done having kids by the time I'm thirty five, really.
Speaker 1: And how old are you now, Abby.
Speaker 8: I'm sort of mid to late twenties, so I've got
Speaker 8: plenty of times. But it's you know, it's more to
Speaker 8: do with you know, I want to have the energy
Speaker 8: to be able to be interactive with my kids while
Speaker 8: they're young.
Speaker 1: Yeah, run around after them.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And also I sort of have an age limit for
Speaker 8: the guy as well, because well, the health and the
Speaker 8: age of the guy really impacts the get station. Then
Speaker 8: I don't really want I don't want to go through
Speaker 8: difficult pregnancies with morning sickness every single day because you
Speaker 8: know we put it off too well fair.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's an exception Footy Royalty that's gone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know that he's available. He's sorry.
Speaker 2: Abby. Are you in a relationship right now?
Speaker 8: I'm not, no gay?
Speaker 1: So are you on the hunt for a fella?
Speaker 8: I mean yes, but I'm not really. I'm not desperate
Speaker 8: enough that I'm gonna just fell down for anyone. It's
Speaker 8: going to be the.
Speaker 2: Right for sure. Yeah. I love that story. All right,
Speaker 2: let's go to Kira from Salisbury. All right, Kira, take
Speaker 2: us through it, because your journey to what motherhood was
Speaker 2: probably not conventional.
Speaker 4: Morning.
Speaker 2: How are you? I?
Speaker 4: Yeah good.
Speaker 9: I dated for many, many years, and I got to
Speaker 9: my thirties and thought this.
Speaker 4: Was taking way too long.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so I decided to do IVS by myself with
Speaker 9: a stern donut.
Speaker 1: Amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how to go?
Speaker 9: Yes, not successfully? Unfortunately. I think I had four transfers
Speaker 9: and sales. So then yeah, in my I think I
Speaker 9: was about thirty four, I had a break, I met
Speaker 9: someone and within a month I was pregnant.
Speaker 2: Where did you Where did you meet them? By the way,
Speaker 2: that's where you find love, yeah, Tindi is where you started.
Speaker 1: You find a baby.
Speaker 9: That's amazing, beautiful two year old.
Speaker 1: Oh that's really not that's gorgeous.
Speaker 2: Tinder's just joined the chat being like Doljaja, we are awesome.
Speaker 1: That's awesome, Kira.
Speaker 2: Good on you care thirteen twenty four teen. Can we
Speaker 2: continue this conversation of it all right? Via the sealed section?
Speaker 2: Do you have a baby timeline? We need to speak
Speaker 2: to the cold next because she is throwing around words
Speaker 2: like ultimatum. Oh and I love it, which is very
Speaker 2: important in this situation, in this journey. We'd love to
Speaker 2: hear from you. Thirteen twenty four ten file the sealed
Speaker 2: section do you have a baby timeline?
Speaker 6: Sealed section with Tip on from gen Yu's.
Speaker 2: First and Tip has brought to us today. Do you
Speaker 2: have a baby timeline?
Speaker 3: It's a great question, do you not?
Speaker 1: You Andrezy, You've got three?
Speaker 2: Well, I've got but I'm a man. So we're very
Speaker 2: just oblivious in the space.
Speaker 5: Because you can go and go our fertivity period us
Speaker 5: forever basically whereas.
Speaker 1: The ladies it expires.
Speaker 3: We've got an expiring, you've got a best before date,
Speaker 3: we've got a firm expiring. Yeah, so we want to
Speaker 3: know do you have a baby timeline. Ah, you a
Speaker 3: female and you've got an aggressive I want kiddies or
Speaker 3: I need to be knocked up by this age.
Speaker 1: All fellas, have.
Speaker 3: You been in a situation where your partner said, I
Speaker 3: put the hard word on you.
Speaker 1: I want my kiddies now, we'd love to know.
Speaker 2: Which makes sense? Yeah, because it's an absolutely critical stage
Speaker 2: of your life. Let's round it out and we've had
Speaker 2: some great causes. Wonderful case Nicole from morphort Vale. We're
Speaker 2: going to hear the U word and that is ultimatum.
Speaker 2: Take us through it.
Speaker 4: Good morning. So my husband and I met at a
Speaker 4: party and a few years later we started dating. And
Speaker 4: you know, because we did the foundations for the years
Speaker 4: before we started dating, and eight months into it, I
Speaker 4: knew he was the one and he was worried that
Speaker 4: things would change if we got married, you know, our
Speaker 4: relationship would change. I assured him it wouldn't only get better.
Speaker 4: So we got engaged on our eleven month anniversary. We
Speaker 4: got married I think nine months later, and two months
Speaker 4: after we got married, we started fertility treatment because I
Speaker 4: was always told I'd never be able to have children,
Speaker 4: so certainly felt that clock stick and you know, if
Speaker 4: it takes us ten years. Let's get started now in
Speaker 4: our thirties rather than, you know, waste a whole bunch
Speaker 4: of time. And so this year we've been married for
Speaker 4: twelve years and we've got three beautiful children.
Speaker 2: When the plan comes to fruition.
Speaker 3: That's wonderful, Nicole. And did your partner they were on
Speaker 3: board when you said we're going to need to get
Speaker 3: going on the baby front.
Speaker 4: Ye, yeah, yeah, he knew, he knew it all and
Speaker 4: was incredibly supportive. Unfortunately, we had a couple of miscarriages
Speaker 4: which devastated us, but we never gave up hope. And
Speaker 4: actually the children that we have we felt pregnant with naturally,
Speaker 4: so we didn't need too much help. But yeah, there
Speaker 4: are miracles for sure, for sure.
Speaker 2: That is nice. Thank you for sharing the story in Nicole.
Speaker 2: We've got a two hundred dollars Japanese Hairspa voucher from
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Speaker 4: Oh yes please, I've been before and it's absolutely amazing.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for everyone who caught up and
Speaker 2: shared this throughers this morning world untif, nice little stilled section,
Speaker 2: nice little chatter there