Speaker 1: Go get you morning every day, adelaides, Oh, hazy, this
Speaker 1: is where we revisit all the highs and the lows
Speaker 1: from the year.
Speaker 2: And do you know what someone said to me the
Speaker 2: other day?
Speaker 3: And I'm not joking, He goes, Oh, I had to
Speaker 3: listen to your show the other day.
Speaker 2: It's really good.
Speaker 3: Now, go jeez. Means it as a comment, but I'm like,
Speaker 3: what do you mean now, there's.
Speaker 4: A slight improvement across the year. Yeah, appreciate that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, someone said to me the other day, we
Speaker 5: wish here, same, goes big nose. I'll never know what
Speaker 5: that meant.
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: I love that we're just exchanging little sayings. That's been
Speaker 4: an exchange. What's That's all good? That's a compliment though,
Speaker 4: wasn't it.
Speaker 2: That that was an absolute sandwich from that block?
Speaker 3: The compliment buried inside a couple of really nasty burger buns.
Speaker 4: Speaking of sandwiches, enjoywards.
Speaker 2: Fashion, Joe's for fashion.
Speaker 5: When you think of fashion, and of course you probably
Speaker 5: think of all the people strolling over in the hot
Speaker 5: conditions in China right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's exactly.
Speaker 4: Where my go to mind, doesn't it.
Speaker 5: Face Keenies have become popular in China as temperatures.
Speaker 4: Saw who saw this coming? Not me, not me, not
Speaker 4: anyone who has anything to do with fashion.
Speaker 5: Face kinis and scorching Beijing face kenis are the hottest
Speaker 5: new fashion trend surging temperatures are out of control. Face
Speaker 5: keenis are full face masks with holes for the wearer's eyes,
Speaker 5: and those separate sleeves to color the arms, as well
Speaker 5: as wide brimmed hats and lightweight jackets made out of
Speaker 5: UV resistant fabric become especially popular as well.
Speaker 2: Do you have a photo there that I can bruce?
Speaker 5: Basically it looks like a balaclava in hypercolors. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: they're calling that a fashion trend.
Speaker 2: So it's almost like Bora but in reverse.
Speaker 5: Yeah, pretty much almost, but for the face Arstle marketing
Speaker 5: campaign as well.
Speaker 4: And they love it over in China.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, they're very into They're so smart attire, aren't they.
Speaker 3: Like they do a lot of those hats that you know,
Speaker 3: have you seen the hats that just go.
Speaker 2: Right down over their place And I think, jeez, I
Speaker 2: wonder how you can see.
Speaker 4: You're like, wow, that's almost covering up your whole body.
Speaker 5: In terms of shade not just the front of your face, yeah,
Speaker 5: big old fashioned wide brim.
Speaker 3: And like if you're walking down the street, you literally
Speaker 3: have a periphery of eighteen centimeters in front of you.
Speaker 4: Yeah. But fashion.
Speaker 5: It's got me thinking though, Ah your fashion regrets the journey?
Speaker 2: Oh dear, do you have one today?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: I've got what do you talk today? As in do
Speaker 4: I have a memory?
Speaker 5: You can involve thirteen twenty four ten your biggest fashion regrets?
Speaker 4: I used to smash the Von Dutch gears? Oh my god,
Speaker 4: I reckon.
Speaker 5: I saw being cousins wearing one time and I was like,
Speaker 5: dot is cool.
Speaker 4: And then Ben went down a really interesting part, really.
Speaker 3: Dark pass in me and you said, I don't. I
Speaker 3: don't think I'm with On Dutch anymore.
Speaker 4: I was like, do you know what I think? I'm
Speaker 4: going to ditch the Von Dutch gears?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because if I keep wearing Von Dutch, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: lead police on a car chase and end up in
Speaker 3: the Swan River trying to evade them.
Speaker 2: So no more Von Dutch for me.
Speaker 5: I'm going to get a giant tattoo that says such
Speaker 5: as lot on the guts, that's the path I'm heading down,
Speaker 5: I keep on wearing the stupid Von Dutch hat.
Speaker 4: I had a.
Speaker 3: Couple of fashion regrets, definitely in grade ten when I
Speaker 3: went to my formal, Mom didn't have enough money to
Speaker 3: buy me a new dress, so I borrowed my friends.
Speaker 2: And it was like a floral number.
Speaker 3: It was real floral, like as floral as you can get,
Speaker 3: and it had big, like puffy sleeves. And then I
Speaker 3: decided to match it with one of those like sun hats,
Speaker 3: so I looked like a woman from China and.
Speaker 2: I wore a hat.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, this is like this that's as hazy
Speaker 4: as it gets.
Speaker 5: Not get more TASMANI than what you just said, because
Speaker 5: we're all picturing it.
Speaker 4: First of all, was it the sixties and all the
Speaker 4: big floppy.
Speaker 5: Dress You're like the female version in Dumb and Dumbell
Speaker 5: when the boys dress up in their suits.
Speaker 4: Fuck incredible stuff.
Speaker 2: So that was one of them.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 3: Then I went through a phase when I was single
Speaker 3: in my twenties when I thought, I don't know who
Speaker 3: started it.
Speaker 2: I think it was Brittany.
Speaker 3: But you'd go out and you'd wear like a coppy
Speaker 3: top and a denim skirt and dug boots.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, next minute you're on doctor Field hurling abuse.
Speaker 4: That was actually Jody.
Speaker 2: He's not swimming the Slot River and a Von Dutch
Speaker 2: T shirt.
Speaker 4: You could see he's just the Von Dutch cap.
Speaker 5: Just just bobbing in and out of the water. That's
Speaker 5: me fleeing from a policeman because I've been done for
Speaker 5: drink driving overrom Ber.
Speaker 4: Good rig day. That's what I will say.
Speaker 5: Cousins, thank you very much. Thirty T four ten your
Speaker 5: biggest fashion regrets. Let's just out in our boss as well.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah yeah, we were like.
Speaker 4: Oh him, yeah, Josh mc.
Speaker 5: This man loves a venue. He lives for a V
Speaker 5: neck T shirt. I'm convinced that he was born in
Speaker 5: a venuck Like he came out and I'm like, what
Speaker 5: is this baby wearing a small V neck.
Speaker 2: It's not an excessive vee.
Speaker 3: I do have to say, it's just a subtle V.
Speaker 2: But it's a V.
Speaker 3: Nonetheless, each and every day, just Josh comes in his
Speaker 3: little V neck. Well, at least he's not rocking birkenstocks
Speaker 3: and socks.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 4: That's that's where fashion and comfortability.
Speaker 2: Meat Is that a word?
Speaker 4: Comfortability? Yeah, that's what I'm rocking right now thirty.
Speaker 5: Twenty four ten your biggest fashion regrets, Go on spill
Speaker 5: it because you're a better person now.
Speaker 4: All about the past.
Speaker 2: All those drugs have really affected your vocabulary. There, Ben
Speaker 2: Cousins vocabulary, Arry Catherine, good morning, good morning, good go
Speaker 2: for it. What was your disaster?
Speaker 6: Well, there used to be a band, the Bay City Rollers,
Speaker 6: the gott a Stand, and one of the singers was
Speaker 6: called Woody, and he wore a white jumper with a
Speaker 6: red big big w on it and three border pants
Speaker 6: with tartan. So we all got around wearing that same
Speaker 6: think yeah.
Speaker 2: Beautiful, Yeah, so it was it was? Did you say
Speaker 2: it was a handmade jumper? Catherine? You put?
Speaker 6: Well, we've spent I fitting on a bed w and
Speaker 6: then cutting off your jeans and sewing tartan on the
Speaker 6: side to make it look like Woody.
Speaker 2: Beautiful Catherine, well done.
Speaker 4: We live and we learned.
Speaker 3: I mean, who hasn't Who hasn't cut off their jeans
Speaker 3: and made them into jean shorts and then sat there
Speaker 3: for hours trying to fray it so it looked authentic.
Speaker 2: Who hasn't done that?
Speaker 4: I haven't done it for weeks? Believable stuff. Good onry.
Speaker 4: Do you know what's your fashion mistake that you made
Speaker 4: across the gym?
Speaker 8: Hi, guys, My sister and I went to a wedding
Speaker 8: in mil Alburn and we bought really lovely floral dresses
Speaker 8: and different shoes. But everyone over there was wearing very
Speaker 8: corporate burgundy black, like more formal type dresses than we
Speaker 8: were thinking. It was like, you know, a sunny wedding,
Speaker 8: so we stuck out like saw some You could tell
Speaker 8: we were from Adelaide and not Melbourne.
Speaker 4: I know what it was. It was an Adelai wedding.
Speaker 5: You'd absolutely know it so predigious and.
Speaker 8: The photo is bad.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you, Nara.
Speaker 3: I mean, we fight so hard, so hard to be
Speaker 3: on par with Melbourne and Sydney, and then Nara goes
Speaker 3: and does that.
Speaker 5: We do learn, Ashley, this is a good one. Your
Speaker 5: biggest fashion mistake?
Speaker 9: Bem eyebrow?
Speaker 2: Yes, I love a good eyebrow.
Speaker 4: Fast We've been a.
Speaker 9: Better hay back in the day.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, I mean did you pluck them?
Speaker 2: Did you wax them? How did you? How did you
Speaker 2: get to your goal?
Speaker 9: Pluck them and they were taking years to grow them back?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Now, now some of the exactly right it's like caterpillars
Speaker 5: that are on steroids on people's faces.
Speaker 4: Well, some big john getting around.
Speaker 10: Yeah, there are some black worms going around.
Speaker 2: So thing at the moment, ash, isn't it? It's very good, Victoria.
Speaker 2: Good morning. What was your fashion? Foka?
Speaker 10: Good morning guys, how are you great?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 10: Sorry, Back in the day, I'm talking maybe like ten
Speaker 10: years ago, I religiously used to wear black tips and
Speaker 10: I wore denim shorts on top.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, you were like, yeah, you're like I.
Speaker 10: Would rock up to school with them, like when we
Speaker 10: had Tasle day. I would go to the shops in
Speaker 10: them all the time. I would have endless amount of
Speaker 10: black pipes and then the shorts on top.
Speaker 3: And the worst thing was, it's thirty eight degrees Victoria
Speaker 3: Henley beach with black tights and yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Just determined not to find a mating partner.
Speaker 10: Oh look, I haven't worn them in a while, but yeah,
Speaker 10: they will not be coming back.
Speaker 2: Good planned, Victoria.
Speaker 4: I don't deserve it come back?
Speaker 2: No, Sha your fashion five hard place?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 2: Hi going?
Speaker 6: I kind of single dads throwing up. Sorry, I'll tell
Speaker 6: you about ten or eleven years old, and dad used
Speaker 6: to dressed me in the old fifty.
Speaker 8: Cent dada MNM.
Speaker 6: I thought it was really great.
Speaker 8: He thought it was vo hole, but yeah, nah.
Speaker 9: It really wasn't that great.
Speaker 7: Yeah, paying a female, you know, yes, a few.
Speaker 2: Down the door.
Speaker 8: Like Cadule Days, rocking up and like Dada and all that,
Speaker 8: and I'm like, oh.
Speaker 5: My god, my dad, I'll tell you what, like when
Speaker 5: you're wearing your best fo.
Speaker 4: You can't lend, can't lead the boke.
Speaker 2: One more quickly, Julius over.
Speaker 8: Get the snap at You're like, you had to be
Speaker 8: cool when you.
Speaker 10: Slapped it up to your knees, like let's it open, slapped.
Speaker 9: Around and then wear you wear them out to.
Speaker 8: The pub and you know that you could even snap
Speaker 8: them open a little bit higher.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh. Yeah, as you're really being edgy, just
Speaker 4: under another button on the side of the truck.
Speaker 10: Very edgy.
Speaker 4: Julie went rocking. You went rocking a bum bag.
Speaker 8: I had to baggy T.
Speaker 9: Shirt to go with it, Like back then you just.
Speaker 8: Had to wear that baggy T shirt with these baggy
Speaker 8: out of that open.
Speaker 10: I just love that Julie is.
Speaker 2: At the pub and we shark snap one more.
Speaker 4: Let's talk Guinea pigs.
Speaker 2: I've been waiting for you to say that it's.
Speaker 4: A guinea pig.
Speaker 2: Sound actual?
Speaker 5: They cute little things, fun little piece of information jumped
Speaker 5: onto my desk yesterday. In Swits, owning a single guinea
Speaker 5: pig is illegal due to their social nature and susceptibility
Speaker 5: to loneliness. So this law is based on the understanding
Speaker 5: that guinea pigs require interaction with their species for well being.
Speaker 5: When one passes away, owners often seek another to ensure
Speaker 5: continued companionship. Love what they're doing in Switzerland a treat
Speaker 5: that guinea pigs?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: Can I just can I be Devil's advocate here?
Speaker 3: So we're worried about guinea pig's loneliness, What about when
Speaker 3: you have humans?
Speaker 2: How to ensure humans aren't lonely?
Speaker 5: Get them a new one. When one passes on, you
Speaker 5: get them a new one. It's pretty simple.
Speaker 2: Or make sure they don't wear crocs.
Speaker 5: It's called the Swiss guinea pig method. It's all linked
Speaker 5: as well. Sometimes crocs quite often three out of four times,
Speaker 5: leads to loneliness.
Speaker 3: And then do with the crocs with the little pin
Speaker 3: on things on the end as well.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, what about socks and cross comfortable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very comfortable, Yeah, but lonely.
Speaker 5: And just a word on guinea pigs as well. The
Speaker 5: old and we had a peat guinea pig. He was
Speaker 5: a rescue Piggy's name is Bob and he was by
Speaker 5: himself too, so he'd went very lonely.
Speaker 2: Oh you would have been put in jal in Switzerland.
Speaker 5: H I know, gosh, sorry about that, Roger Federer. The
Speaker 5: biggest and most ultimate animal of prey is the guinea pig.
Speaker 5: Oh really, anything could potentially eat a guinea pig. A
Speaker 5: guinea pig is scared of absolutely everything. I reckon, I've
Speaker 5: seen a plant take out a guinea pig. They are
Speaker 5: susceptible not just to loneliness, but also being eaten by everything.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Sharks when they're in the ocean, they're hungry. You know
Speaker 2: what they look for.
Speaker 5: They're not looking for guinea pigs. Oh, they're better than that.
Speaker 5: If you see guinea pig swim in the ocean, watch out.
Speaker 5: Got me thinking as well, some of the strange rules
Speaker 5: across the planet. We're pretty much straight down the line
Speaker 5: here in Australia, but what about this. In Poland, it's
Speaker 5: illegal to wear a winnie the Pooh T shirt true story,
Speaker 5: because you know what, he doesn't wear pants. Poland issued
Speaker 5: a ban on Winnie the Pooh around playgrounds and schools,
Speaker 5: finding the.
Speaker 4: Character a bit too riscae for the likes of impressionable children.
Speaker 5: When you think about it, makes sense Whinnie the Poop
Speaker 5: put some bloody pants.
Speaker 2: On, knowing that's not fair.
Speaker 3: You don't wear pants some days, and we still all
Speaker 3: wear our hazy T shirt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just got it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just got this big red and overshirt, just
Speaker 5: like Winnie the Poop, covering up my big gut so
Speaker 5: you can't see. Just like winning, you can't see what's
Speaker 5: going on anyway because my guts has covered it up,
Speaker 5: so innocent. Cut back on the honey Champion. You must
Speaker 5: walk your dog daily. In Rome, Romes, strict laws against
Speaker 5: animal cruelty include walking your pet dogs. If an owner
Speaker 5: does not walk their dog once a day at a minimum,
Speaker 5: they could be fined six hundred and twenty five dollars.
Speaker 2: Good, how are we tracking that?
Speaker 5: That's a very good point because if you're a traffic cop, yep,
Speaker 5: you're not getting as much respect as you probably deserve.
Speaker 5: But if you're a dog walking cop, yeah, yeah, I know,
Speaker 5: and it's all you're saying is in action.
Speaker 4: You need interaction dogs. That's really nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's lovely.
Speaker 3: The last I'd be big trouble because sometimes I look
Speaker 3: at SID and I go, you haven't mean warned for days?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like I don't mean warming correction weeks. Actually sweaty.
Speaker 5: Don't call me sweaty.
Speaker 4: Finally, Jode I lave with this.
Speaker 5: It's illegal to reincarnate without permission in China. Tibetan Buddhist
Speaker 5: marks are not allowed to reincarnate after they die unless
Speaker 5: they have been granted permission from the government, So I'm
Speaker 5: not really sure how they enforce this. China is definitely
Speaker 5: known for having some strict laws, so we're talking about
Speaker 5: respect levels. Yeah, and you've got traffic cops, you've got
Speaker 5: your dog walking cops. What about the reincarnation cops? Yeah,
Speaker 5: and what sort of salaries that way?
Speaker 2: But also, how do.
Speaker 3: You go about sort of applying for permission to reincarnate?
Speaker 3: Is that like when you rock up to service essay
Speaker 3: to renew your.
Speaker 2: License and stuff.
Speaker 3: Excuse me, take a number.
Speaker 4: We have to wait for two hours. Stare shaming. It
Speaker 4: is absolutely a thing.
Speaker 5: Just a quick remind as well best caller this morning,
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Speaker 5: go on the Dwarf.
Speaker 4: For Jodian Hayes's winter weekend escape. They do things a
Speaker 4: little bit different over in Hong Kong.
Speaker 2: Josh, what's happening in Honkers?
Speaker 5: I've always said that I don't think they call it honkers.
Speaker 2: Ever been to Joe Bananas at Honkers?
Speaker 4: No, that's the thing.
Speaker 5: Apparently Hong Kong minister wants people to shame smokers by
Speaker 5: staring at them in public. Well, Hong Kong Secretary for
Speaker 5: Health Low Chung Mao has proposed an unconventional method to
Speaker 5: discourage smoking public areas. He suggested that citizens should stare
Speaker 5: disapprovingly at smokers violating non smoking zones, even in the
Speaker 5: absence of law enforcement officers. Love this the power of
Speaker 5: a dirty look.
Speaker 2: A dirty stare, a dirty chi stare.
Speaker 5: Bring this in, Bring this in across I mean every stage.
Speaker 5: I could see Peter Melanalysis getting behind this. You see
Speaker 5: something untoward happening, you just give them a big old
Speaker 5: death stare.
Speaker 2: Yeah, big old dirty stairs.
Speaker 4: And if my stairs could talk, be aggressive?
Speaker 5: What would they say a lot of situations, particularly in traffic, Yeah,
Speaker 5: they'd see you absolute piece of blooney.
Speaker 4: Drive better. I've got some good examples for you. I mean,
Speaker 4: where do I start in traffic?
Speaker 5: Probably if someone cuts you off and you pull up
Speaker 5: next to one and then you do the stair, and
Speaker 5: then you wait as soon as they look at you,
Speaker 5: and then you mutter something under your breath they can't
Speaker 5: hear you, obviously, and then look away and you hope
Speaker 5: that they can lip read. But also one for me
Speaker 5: is you know when you stop at a traffic lights,
Speaker 5: or you're about to and there's a car two cars
Speaker 5: ahead and you want to go left, Yeah, but the
Speaker 5: car ahead of you has got about three or four
Speaker 5: meters in front of it. Instead of going right off
Speaker 5: to the tower gate, they're stuck behind and you can't
Speaker 5: go left.
Speaker 2: I can't go left because.
Speaker 3: They're too arrogant to be aware of their surroundings and
Speaker 3: go I need to move ahead here so that person
Speaker 3: behind me.
Speaker 2: That's called consideration is it's.
Speaker 4: Not just you on the road, you giant. Not give
Speaker 4: them a disapproving stare, stair shame them, you know.
Speaker 2: Like when people like you stare shame me. You know
Speaker 2: what I like to do that just have a little
Speaker 2: giggle at them.
Speaker 5: Oh it makes us so high, I know, you know
Speaker 5: what we thought we'd bring in the unofficial We can
Speaker 5: only assume that she's the queen of stairshaming and that.
Speaker 4: You just feel like this could be right up your alleys, so.
Speaker 2: In your wheelhouse.
Speaker 7: Don't see the trophy for hammball blitz. I think I
Speaker 7: need one for resting bitch face. Anyway, I am one
Speaker 7: who does it well. I do it to a lot
Speaker 7: of for a lot of different things. But my biggest
Speaker 7: thing is people who stop in doorways. Yeah, stop in
Speaker 7: places where people are walking whatever, blah blah blah, and
Speaker 7: people stop right there. Yeah, I I want to admit this.
Speaker 11: Usually I will literally stop and stand there staring at
Speaker 11: the people who are all in the spot until they
Speaker 11: until they go, oh oh sorry, and then they'll move
Speaker 11: out the way, and then I usually walk off and.
Speaker 7: Do it like shaking my head.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll walk off. So I can imagine there'd be
Speaker 2: a timer in your head.
Speaker 3: You're like, all right, let's do this, and I'm going
Speaker 3: to stand there and stare at one two oh sorry, okay,
Speaker 3: four seconds not bad.
Speaker 7: I cannot stand people who stand in where people are
Speaker 7: walking through.
Speaker 2: Get out the way.
Speaker 4: It's very good, are you?
Speaker 5: Gets smacked in the face with a really shameful stare
Speaker 5: from Abby good morning to user good morning.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I'm a big fan of live theater, and I'm not
Speaker 12: a fan of people that don't turn their phones off.
Speaker 12: Goes off in live theater, I'll do the full turnaround,
Speaker 12: twist the neck behind its daggers.
Speaker 7: That happened to Mary Poppins the other week.
Speaker 2: Right in a silent scene.
Speaker 12: There's a reason they tell you to turn that off,
Speaker 12: same as if you're talking in the theater. I will daggers.
Speaker 2: I've got one. What about when you're at the airport
Speaker 2: and you're standing.
Speaker 3: At the baggage carousel and there's always a dude whose
Speaker 3: bag hasn't come yet, but he's taking up all the
Speaker 3: real estate right next to it, So when you go
Speaker 3: to get your bag, you're.
Speaker 2: Like, out of my way, man, inconsiderate, Like wait until your.
Speaker 3: Bag's coming and then you can converge on the carousel
Speaker 3: until then step their hell back.
Speaker 4: Un just go to Jesse. So I've been involved with
Speaker 4: some stair shaming there, Jess.
Speaker 8: Yeah, definitely when customers bring in like fifty dollars worth
Speaker 8: of coins and you've got to count it out and
Speaker 8: you hold up the whole line.
Speaker 4: Ah, exactly right. I don't want to.
Speaker 5: I don't want to go hard on any particular groups.
Speaker 5: But is it the elderly?
Speaker 6: Yeah, mainly mainly, or the ones that have been saving
Speaker 6: up their five cent pieces for their smoke for next week?
Speaker 2: Oh right, where do you work, yess?
Speaker 8: Umm Drake?
Speaker 3: Ah right, okay, so people are coming in for their
Speaker 3: cigarettes with fifty one dollar coins.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, oh.
Speaker 10: You four me.
Speaker 5: You must, Jess, you must have the most outrageous frowning lines.
Speaker 2: I don't age, right, oh, Jess, thank you for your
Speaker 2: call this morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Cursey, Good morning guys. Now, I don't need
Speaker 9: a stare because I've got an eight year old daughter
Speaker 9: who she basically just puts it out there. So if
Speaker 9: anyone crosses us at all, she just basically stays, you're right, yeah,
Speaker 9: you know, and you're right exactly. And I don't know
Speaker 9: where she gets the English accent from, but still, and
Speaker 9: everyone sort of just looks around and stairs at us,
Speaker 9: and she just keeps on going and I'm like, yeah, thanks,
Speaker 9: I feel like I just want to disappear.
Speaker 2: So she's she's dishing it out. If she's cursey, she's
Speaker 2: dishing it out.
Speaker 9: And I'm not confrontational, so I'm sort of like just
Speaker 9: hiding my mate year old. So throwing her in there,
Speaker 9: that's good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, as long as they get the message. If it
Speaker 5: is an eight year old, then message received, it's all good.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Kirsty. Have a great day.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I think you're mad at me when you look
Speaker 3: at me, like in a c when you look at
Speaker 3: your confused.
Speaker 5: Face looks it's angry, isn't it. I'm always confused. You
Speaker 5: should see what my angry face actually looks like.
Speaker 3: Well really, what about when your angry face like blends
Speaker 3: in with your confused face?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh.
Speaker 4: God, were talking about my face?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: Gross