Speaker 1: We go get morning every day Adelaide.
Speaker 2: Now that's a job. That was a joke. That's a job, job,
Speaker 2: a terrible.
Speaker 3: Jobs, best way to start on Monday. It's just with
Speaker 3: a little bit of humor, we thought we go straight
Speaker 3: to the top shelf fan recruit.
Speaker 2: Arguably the funniest lady on the planet, and that is news.
Speaker 4: That sarcasm.
Speaker 2: Like you, He asked me, why my eyes darting around
Speaker 2: the room, just.
Speaker 4: Like I'm nervous again.
Speaker 5: I was fine, and then five seconds ago I got
Speaker 5: really nervous.
Speaker 3: Because I mean, it's such a rollercoaster, isn't She's either
Speaker 3: the most confident person on the planet, like even more
Speaker 3: arrogant than Jerry Seinfeld.
Speaker 4: You know, God, just one's middle ground made.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you are mean to me when we first start.
Speaker 5: Actually so never been mean to you. We have never
Speaker 5: been mean to you. We just crawled out because we
Speaker 5: did it. Jokes were horrible, That's all. Anyway, whatever, moving on,
Speaker 5: I'm going first.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you should set the standard, set the
Speaker 3: tones first.
Speaker 4: Okay, ready.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: A woman is cleaning up her teenage son's room and
Speaker 5: finds a heap of adult toys, whips and handcuffs et cetera.
Speaker 5: Oh boy, She asked her husband what they should do.
Speaker 5: The husband suggests, probably not spank him.
Speaker 4: Do you get it?
Speaker 2: You want me to man's plain?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, So what's going on here? I mean the crutch
Speaker 3: of this particular joke. He is there to have you
Speaker 3: saying there's sort of whips and toys and have a
Speaker 3: sexual nature, and perhaps that's what the sun wants.
Speaker 2: So let's not whip him with his own toys.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, now I get it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's good.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, your turn.
Speaker 3: Okay, Hey, hey guys, did you did you see the
Speaker 3: guy who dipped his his galolees in some glitter?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Pretty nuts? Of this?
Speaker 4: Long did it take you to get the glitter off?
Speaker 2: There's still a little bit good?
Speaker 4: All right, to bring this thing home?
Speaker 6: Okay, we got What did Pinocchio's love say to him?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: Light of me, Light to me?
Speaker 8: You like that?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 2: Two things?
Speaker 3: If you got a better joke? Senters a text. I
Speaker 3: thought of nine nine my night.
Speaker 8: You could go to the gym, or do the shopping,
Speaker 8: or go to work.
Speaker 2: But what if you went in a beachier direction? You're
Speaker 2: only a what if away from a holiday with a
Speaker 2: what if bok accommodation, fast packages and more. What if
Speaker 2: it's for.
Speaker 3: Travel, Jode, So I want to talk to you now
Speaker 3: about a little article I saw about an ossie boss
Speaker 3: who puts his potential employees through a bit of a
Speaker 3: ringer just to test whether actually good people or not.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, I think this is really.
Speaker 3: Really important because I feel like there's some little moments
Speaker 3: sometimes in if it's the first time you meet someone
Speaker 3: or any situation, where you know whether they're a good
Speaker 3: person or not.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you and I aren't very good judges of character.
Speaker 2: I'm awful, absolutely awful.
Speaker 6: We like see the best in everyone until they absolutely
Speaker 6: screw aside.
Speaker 4: Well, and then we go, oh, maybe you were not
Speaker 4: a nice person.
Speaker 3: Remember that time we had Jeffrey Dharma over for dinner. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and we're like, he's a good guy.
Speaker 4: Oh he's the best. How nice is Jeffrey?
Speaker 3: He wasn't though he turned out. Yeah, we should definitely
Speaker 3: have not had him over for dinner. Do anything but
Speaker 3: have Jeffrey Dharma.
Speaker 2: Over for dinner because he will eat you, because he
Speaker 2: will eat you as a third course.
Speaker 6: Because he would go, oh my goodness, Jody, that spaghetti
Speaker 6: bollinoise was lovely, but I'm still hungry for.
Speaker 3: The third course. That would be me Jeffrey. Anyway, I'm
Speaker 3: a managing director for Zero Australia. Trent Innes explain how
Speaker 3: he refuses to hire anyone if they failed to return
Speaker 3: an empty cup to.
Speaker 2: The kitchen at the end of an interview.
Speaker 3: What do you mean, he said, I'll always take you
Speaker 3: for a walk down to one of our kitchens, and
Speaker 3: somehow you will always end up walking away.
Speaker 2: With a drink. He said.
Speaker 3: Then when we take the drink back, we have our interview,
Speaker 3: and one of the things I'm always looking for at
Speaker 3: the end of the interview is does the person doing
Speaker 3: the interview want to take that empty cup back to
Speaker 3: the kitchen.
Speaker 4: Oh that's good.
Speaker 2: It's a small.
Speaker 3: Little notification as to whether this person's lazy or self centered.
Speaker 2: All those little things.
Speaker 4: Oh do you know what else they should do?
Speaker 6: They should let them go to the toilet and just
Speaker 6: have a little bit of the toilet roll left, and
Speaker 6: then afterwards go in and see if they swapped it
Speaker 6: over for the next person, Because that, my friend, is
Speaker 6: the ultimate judge of character.
Speaker 2: That's a really good one.
Speaker 3: And next step maybe Trent sort of pokes his head
Speaker 3: in there and has a little look and it's like,
Speaker 3: is he going to the toilet with the door open?
Speaker 3: Because I'm telling you, if you're doing a number two
Speaker 3: at a workplace and you leave.
Speaker 2: The door open, I don't want you part of my team.
Speaker 6: No, it's disrespectful because you're not a team player.
Speaker 2: It's really quite disgusting.
Speaker 3: Oh there's red flags, and maybe more so the moments
Speaker 3: at a workplace where you knew you were.
Speaker 2: In serious strife.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, oh thirteen twenty four ten, get yourself involved.
Speaker 3: I remember I first started doing gigs at the Comby
Speaker 3: the Cumberland Arms Hotel.
Speaker 2: Yes, second gig.
Speaker 3: It was Saturday nine and I kind of absolutely went berserk.
Speaker 3: And I'm getting better about nine o'clock the next day,
Speaker 3: and I'm supposed to do gig at two o'clock that afternoon,
Speaker 3: stepped through to six pm that night.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, And I knew, I knew I was fine.
Speaker 3: When I looked at my phone, I had ten miss
Speaker 3: calls from the manager at Gumby.
Speaker 2: Oh I knew you.
Speaker 7: I was in trouble.
Speaker 6: Out of the conversation roll out when you eventually took
Speaker 6: one of those calls.
Speaker 3: So so relaxed about it. He was like, don't worry
Speaker 3: about mate, it happens. And I was like cool, and
Speaker 3: I literally said, Okay, I'll see you next week and
Speaker 3: he said, nah, don't worry about that either. Sort of mutually.
Speaker 3: When I say mutual is all him. But we party
Speaker 3: ways amicably.
Speaker 6: Let's let's let's bring producer Zoe in here at this point,
Speaker 6: and I just want to ask.
Speaker 4: You, have you ever felt like you've been in trouble
Speaker 4: at work?
Speaker 2: Strife at work?
Speaker 6: Because because because anyone who's ever met you would just
Speaker 6: go she's so sweet and she's so lovely.
Speaker 4: There's a pillow chart she would mess up.
Speaker 3: At work perfict Zoe thought model employees.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean, look, I don't want to back you into
Speaker 6: a corner here, and I don't want to bring up
Speaker 6: anything unnecessary.
Speaker 2: But the Christmas party, they.
Speaker 3: Had to get a helicoptery and flies Zoey out.
Speaker 2: They had to get my mum in.
Speaker 6: You know, you've you really turn one on when they
Speaker 6: have to call your mother to come and collect.
Speaker 2: Just to take care of Zoe.
Speaker 6: The best part of the story, So you turn one
Speaker 6: on at the Christmas party and then the next week
Speaker 6: you applied for this job and got it.
Speaker 4: Thank god.
Speaker 2: What I said?
Speaker 4: Did that of the christ your.
Speaker 2: That was the t s thirteen twenty four ten. Give
Speaker 2: us a call.
Speaker 3: When did you get in strife at work that moment
Speaker 3: where you knew you were up a certain type of creek?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: Sorry, so you weren't that bad.
Speaker 2: That's a lie, you.
Speaker 6: Were so thirteen twenty four ten. We are asking the
Speaker 6: question this morning. Honestly, when did you know that you
Speaker 6: were just in real strife at work or didn't get
Speaker 6: asked back as was the case with producer.
Speaker 2: And what happened?
Speaker 4: Good morning guys.
Speaker 8: I think I was twenty thirteen maybe when the ashes
Speaker 8: were Adelaide Oval and I was just trying to earn
Speaker 8: a little bit of extra cash and I got a
Speaker 8: job selling ashes pins all fun. It was so good
Speaker 8: something we know he doesn't love a good pin. I
Speaker 8: was like the footy record guy, but yelling out about pins.
Speaker 8: They were five dollars before pin sales wasn't a highlight.
Speaker 4: But so it was supposed to be an eight hour shift.
Speaker 8: We did the first four hours just walking laps and
Speaker 8: laps and laps of Adelaide Oval, just yelling out pins
Speaker 8: five dollars, get your ashes pins, and then I saw
Speaker 8: some friends of mine that were sitting prime seats and
Speaker 8: they said, oh, do you want to come sit down
Speaker 8: and have a drink. I said, yeah, sure, no worries,
Speaker 8: I will, and then I kind of just forgot to
Speaker 8: go back for the second four hour part of my shift,
Speaker 8: went out and continued to be hydrated, and was supposed
Speaker 8: to go back the next day. And when I woke
Speaker 8: up in the morning, I just had a text saying thanks,
Speaker 8: but no thanks, no need to come back.
Speaker 3: This vision of you to throwing your pins in their
Speaker 3: lebron James with chalk hosts.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and funnily enough pins turned into pins.
Speaker 4: Actually low work.
Speaker 2: He's done really good stuff.
Speaker 3: I've a lot of text coming through as well for
Speaker 3: double nine on this one reads you probably wasn't good.
Speaker 3: When my boss accidentally texted me complaining about the incompetent
Speaker 3: new guy. It was my first week out.
Speaker 2: When you know you're in trouble.
Speaker 8: Got caught taking a pack of sweetened sour sauce home
Speaker 8: from every shift I had at Macas.
Speaker 4: I denied it, then they showed me some footage.
Speaker 3: Yes, Josh, there's a lot in that Josh, who needs
Speaker 3: sweet and sour sauce to that degree.
Speaker 4: No, exactly right.
Speaker 2: This one house sat for three months and the cat died.
Speaker 4: I thought that we're laughing at that.
Speaker 2: We're not laughing at it all ties in weekend sexy
Speaker 2: eyes around that, Dan Junior, Kenny Suckling.
Speaker 4: Oh are you ready?
Speaker 7: I'm really good. I love these new microphone.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know, because this is radio, no one can see.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's.
Speaker 2: It's not really a visual media.
Speaker 8: A good weekend for you, really good is a little function.
Speaker 9: Yeah, busy and then called the footy last night watch
Speaker 9: the Matilda's. We actually crashed into stream the final minutes
Speaker 9: of the game because it was so exciting. I mean
Speaker 9: that Matilda's finished was just breathtaking, wasn't it.
Speaker 6: It was absolutely unbelievable what this World Cup has done
Speaker 6: for soccer in this country and women's sport as well.
Speaker 4: Obviously the women are smashing it at the moment.
Speaker 9: It just goes to show, you know, the power of
Speaker 9: a truly global game, you know, galvanized in the country.
Speaker 9: It's just been so great to see them through. And
Speaker 9: Wednesday night is going to be huge. I mean this
Speaker 9: talk front page today of the paper is you know,
Speaker 9: open up Adelaide, so people can go there. We'd probably
Speaker 9: get twenty or thirty thousand there the way it's been going.
Speaker 9: So let's hope it's going to be another huge night
Speaker 9: and hopefully three to a World Cup final.
Speaker 4: It's cool because our big bosses in town. So we've
Speaker 4: got a dinner.
Speaker 2: And I think he's English as well. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Oh you've got to watch that somewhere. You've got to
Speaker 9: get the big screen going.
Speaker 4: Who wins Wednesday Night?
Speaker 7: It's a toss the coin.
Speaker 9: I mean, England have lost one game in two years
Speaker 9: under their current manager and that was too Australia in
Speaker 9: April in London. So the Aussies know how to beat them.
Speaker 9: But they're a very very good side.
Speaker 2: Who wins because Jodie needs to make some.
Speaker 9: Okay, so do why? To be honest, Yeah, we're responsible.
Speaker 9: I think the home crowd is worth I think the
Speaker 9: soccer soccer is the Matilda's will do it. I think
Speaker 9: they'll go through. Yes, I think the gusty girls can
Speaker 9: do it.
Speaker 2: What I did like as well away he said, I
Speaker 2: just mixed up soccer.
Speaker 3: Use I did see someone coming on social media river
Speaker 3: or were saying from now if the Matilda's win the
Speaker 3: World Cup and the soccer US needs to be known
Speaker 3: as the man.
Speaker 2: Tilda's that's very good.
Speaker 4: Hey, I have a question for you without notice.
Speaker 8: Yes, have you ever seen a goalkeeper take a penalty before?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 5: I have.
Speaker 9: In fact, I reckon the Colombian goalkeeper way back in
Speaker 9: the day men men's keeper used to do it regularly.
Speaker 9: But that was wild, wasn't it When mackenzi Arnold missed
Speaker 9: that and to get back in the game, you know,
Speaker 9: because that would have wrapped up the penalty shootout. It's unusual.
Speaker 9: You're right, it is really unusual. But gee, she had
Speaker 9: a great penaly shootout given that she missed that one
Speaker 9: and it was so close.
Speaker 7: How are your nerves at the end of it?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 9: It was Yeah, it was one of those incredible moments
Speaker 9: you remember where you were for the rest of your life.
Speaker 6: But also soaking it in because I had four girls
Speaker 6: sitting on account, my young girls, oh wow, and their
Speaker 6: cousin just all sitting there. We were just kept saying, guys,
Speaker 6: this is history, like this is absolutely huge for my
Speaker 6: girls to be able to see that.
Speaker 9: It was just great special. Yeah, I love that, and
Speaker 9: look we get to do it all again.
Speaker 7: In two nights time.
Speaker 2: Really nice, Let's go local green, Let's talk about the Crows.
Speaker 7: That's sweet, Caroline, that's sweet. Related for the present.
Speaker 3: Good still bless you. Anthony Hudson, gosh, he's a gun.
Speaker 3: That's a separate topic though in itself.
Speaker 9: Best best caller I think in the country, really good
Speaker 9: by fair Way. I think he's outstanding. What a season.
Speaker 9: I mean the Crows are sitting in twelfth. They could
Speaker 9: easily be sitting in second or third had they won
Speaker 9: against Brisbane on the weekend. Two games against Collingwood GWS.
Speaker 9: Both times they're leading in the second half, they lose
Speaker 9: Melbourne they probably should have won. They should have won
Speaker 9: at least three of those games they didn't. They played
Speaker 9: well enough, they pushed them more scoring shots again twenty
Speaker 9: eight to twenty four. They're just not getting a reward
Speaker 9: for effort. They're so close, but they're just not quite
Speaker 9: finishing it. They can still make the finals, but I
Speaker 9: reckon we're going to look back in a few weeks
Speaker 9: and say, oh, what could have been for the Crows.
Speaker 9: But hopefully it means that next year is going to
Speaker 9: be really strong.
Speaker 3: How about when you see blokes and I'm someone who
Speaker 3: got every possible injury I could get.
Speaker 2: I got.
Speaker 3: I did my hamstring sneezing one time when it came
Speaker 3: back from registration. I'm not even joking. Did them at
Speaker 3: the gym. Mitch Hine dislocates his knee, hands back out.
Speaker 3: Oh that is so lucky. You really see that.
Speaker 9: What a player he's become. You know, was arguably best
Speaker 9: on ground last week. He's been sensational for the Crows,
Speaker 9: and you know they've developed these young players coming through
Speaker 9: and they've just found a way even losing all of
Speaker 9: these defenders, they just keep chipping away and finding a
Speaker 9: way to do it. They probably should have won that
Speaker 9: game on the weekend. That's the only frustrating part for
Speaker 9: Matthew Nicks. But they're building something. I think for the
Speaker 9: first time in a long time, you can see that
Speaker 9: they're building something pretty special.
Speaker 2: Good one yesterday for port oh I break a run
Speaker 2: of four losses in a row and they lock him
Speaker 2: and top four. Scott needed that, didn't They just to
Speaker 2: steady the.
Speaker 9: Ship yep, and it locks in top four now so
Speaker 9: they can't miss the double chance for the finals, which
Speaker 9: is huge. Also means they can still finish top two
Speaker 9: they need to win both games and have Brisbane lose
Speaker 9: this week to Collingwood, which could happen. So there's still
Speaker 9: a chance of finishing top two, which means you'd play
Speaker 9: both games, potentially at Adelaide over before the Grand Final.
Speaker 9: The big story now is what's going to happen with
Speaker 9: Ken Hinckley. There is a rumor going around that it
Speaker 9: could be a succession plan and potentially Josh Carr would
Speaker 9: be taking over in a couple of years time. That
Speaker 9: was doing the rounds last night. So we'll wait and
Speaker 9: see what happens there this week.
Speaker 2: Do you expect an announcement this week?
Speaker 7: I think it could be as soon as this week. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Well, I mean David Coosh came out last week and
Speaker 9: said it will happen before finals. That's only two weeks away,
Speaker 9: so yeah, I would think has to be in the
Speaker 9: next week or two.
Speaker 3: All Right, you know what time it is. It's seven
Speaker 3: twenty six on a Monday morning. Give us a joke please?
Speaker 9: Okay, well you guys already gone with a couple of beauties.
Speaker 9: But I was going to tell you a joke about boxing,
Speaker 9: but I forgot the punchline.
Speaker 4: Can you say that I'm bad guys.
Speaker 2: Come on, that's the best joke we've ever heard.
Speaker 8: I feel like, oh, that's that's not one of your best.
Speaker 7: No, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: What if we do this.
Speaker 4: Still? That's languishing down the bottom?
Speaker 2: That one you told me you've got a.
Speaker 1: Time machine on this Daisy the Monday edition of On
Speaker 1: This Days the time for you to inject some knowledge
Speaker 1: into that.
Speaker 3: Oh beaten up rain if you wis wow, we did
Speaker 3: you actually do that on the weekend?
Speaker 4: That's okay, right forgive yourself.
Speaker 2: Oh you still co hearing unbelievable stuff. I'll put you
Speaker 2: on the right path.
Speaker 3: Today August fourteenth, nineteen eighty three, it's Millicunas's birthday.
Speaker 2: Born in the Soviet Union phase, her fortieth birthday.
Speaker 4: Doesn't she seem like the coolest cheek?
Speaker 8: If I could have it, like, you know, request a
Speaker 8: celebrity friend on the planet, she'd be it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, her or Cardi B. Of course, wouldn't she be entertaining?
Speaker 2: I should be very into Cardi B for one day?
Speaker 6: Do you I Cardi B rang me out and said
Speaker 6: do you want to come around for Friday night drinks?
Speaker 2: You'd be like, oh, do I do I want to?
Speaker 2: Am I? In danger CARDI here's for all microphone man.
Speaker 3: The most surprising thing about Millericurness And does everyone know this?
Speaker 2: She's the voice of Meg on family guy.
Speaker 4: Oh, I didn't know that. You know they got a
Speaker 4: make a he dad. Don't they look great?
Speaker 2: Meg? Honey? I always thought you were beautiful.
Speaker 3: Chest wedding nineteen forty eight. On August fourteen, John Bradman
Speaker 3: played flast Test match at the Over in London. He
Speaker 3: needed only four runs to make a Test batting average
Speaker 3: one hundred. He fell short, So now he finished on
Speaker 3: ninety nine point ninety four, which is still okay.
Speaker 4: Saw right is right?
Speaker 2: He is not bad.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's not like he's gone down as one of
Speaker 6: the greatest batsman of all time.
Speaker 3: So just imagine that if you score a Test one hundred,
Speaker 3: it's an incredible achievement. Imagine that pretty much beaning your average,
Speaker 3: Like if you don't get around about one hundred, yeah,
Speaker 3: then you've gone below what he's the expectation of you.
Speaker 6: And you go home and you're all sad sack and
Speaker 6: Sir Donald Bradman's wife's like, why are you upset?
Speaker 4: And he's like, I only got ninety six at eight like.
Speaker 3: Shut up, don su calm down, don just enjoy live
Speaker 3: a little. He's a white wine spritzer. Don's like, I
Speaker 3: don't drink that nineteen eighty Peter Melon ounce. Because he
Speaker 3: was born in Adelaide. Today is he's forty third birthday?
Speaker 3: What a peach doesn't look a day over thirty one?
Speaker 2: Is he only forty three?
Speaker 6: I would have thought, Wow, we hasn't that man achieved
Speaker 6: a beat?
Speaker 3: That's a man who keeps himself in good neck and
Speaker 3: takes his vitamins.
Speaker 6: Yeah, takes his vitamins and skips leg day every day.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's kind a completely different direction.
Speaker 3: Two thousand and six, Boy George commenced the five days
Speaker 3: of court ordered community service by picking up rubbish on
Speaker 3: New York City streets.
Speaker 4: What did he do?
Speaker 2: I can't remember. We can't tell you.
Speaker 5: Oh, you can't tell me because it's relatively sordid.
Speaker 4: There was someone who suggested that he may have restrained
Speaker 4: him against his will.
Speaker 3: Anyway is to say instead, it's like, well, instead of
Speaker 3: going to jar, you've got to pick up rubbish on
Speaker 3: New York streets?
Speaker 2: Is that? How bad the rubbish is? There? The level stuff? Numb?
Speaker 2: One song In August fourteen.
Speaker 3: Twenty twelve was call Me Maybe by Carlie ray Jepson.
Speaker 2: What an era that was, Yeah, twenty.
Speaker 3: Twelve, And it was a small sort of portion of
Speaker 3: time where I thought it was kind of funny to
Speaker 3: say call me hazy instead of maybe. And every time
Speaker 3: I'd say it, like how you're reacting right now, I'd
Speaker 3: get nothing, and I'm like, I'm so sure that this
Speaker 3: is funny, but no one to this day has laughed.
Speaker 2: And here we are.
Speaker 4: Because we could just see your face and oh, me hazy.
Speaker 7: That's one.
Speaker 2: I got this one, and then just blank, like is
Speaker 2: everyone deaf? Except just reaping story?
Speaker 1: This town is just huge.
Speaker 8: When I think about Jodie's Juice on a Monday, I
Speaker 8: think about Robbie Williams naked.
Speaker 2: Of course you do. It's like, what's going on there?
Speaker 2: Robbie really naked?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 6: So his wife, Robbie Williams's wife, Ada, has taken to
Speaker 6: social media and she's given fans of the hitmaker real
Speaker 6: insight into their home life. So she's posted, no, you're not,
Speaker 6: She's posted a photo of him completely nude on the
Speaker 6: top of his sheets and stop it and grow up
Speaker 6: just lying there in his face down, so you can't
Speaker 6: actually see any of Robbie's bits, but he's got like
Speaker 6: a face mask on, so he's just having a little nap.
Speaker 2: He's so cheeky though. He could get away with.
Speaker 4: Couldn't he.
Speaker 6: She captured the snap at Robbi Williams you can mess
Speaker 6: up my bed anytime hashtag sex bomb, hashtag zaddy, hashtag BedHead,
Speaker 6: hashtag weekend vibes, and yes, Rob gave me permission to
Speaker 6: post this.
Speaker 8: Whoo if my husband took a naked sleeping and said
Speaker 8: do you mind if I chuck that on instant, I'd
Speaker 8: be like, are you insane?
Speaker 2: And you were sitting there catching flies and mouth wide open.
Speaker 6: I've just got dribble all other side of me, and
Speaker 6: my hair's messed up everywhere.
Speaker 3: You just wonder just how valid some of these photos are,
Speaker 3: these candid photos of people celebrity sleeping.
Speaker 4: But this is the thing. He looks so good. Surely
Speaker 4: he knew that was happening.
Speaker 6: Yeah, surely, to goodness, you'd think so. Although when does
Speaker 6: Robbie ever look bad?
Speaker 2: The question that's probably the big test, isn't it juicy? Juicy?
Speaker 4: That was juicy and I loved it?
Speaker 6: Rebel Wilson has shared more details of the on set
Speaker 6: stunt accident that left her needing facial stitches. So last week,
Speaker 6: she was rushed to hospital after suffering an injury her
Speaker 6: nose while filming her upcoming independent movie Bridehard in Georgia.
Speaker 8: She was hit with the butt of a gun. Apparently
Speaker 8: this is Rebel talking about the accident in the middle
Speaker 8: of the night shoot my last scene of the movies.
Speaker 8: I've done all these kick ass fight sequences and then
Speaker 8: just in the last one, got hit in the face
Speaker 8: with the butt of a gun.
Speaker 3: The bum of a gun, A couple of gun glutes
Speaker 3: in the face.
Speaker 6: Yeah, ouch, which actually looks very painful from the photo.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about the Women's World Cup for just a moment.
Speaker 2: Yes, please kure the party.
Speaker 4: Will scenes empricement the engine.
Speaker 6: So this has officially become the most streamed event in history.
Speaker 6: What about that four point seven million people stream this
Speaker 6: on their device?
Speaker 2: Just ridiculous, unbelievable stuff.
Speaker 6: So, if we go back to twenty sixteen, the Western
Speaker 6: Bulldogs v. Sydney Aflgrind Final had four point one one million.
Speaker 2: Really yep?
Speaker 3: How was that particular Grand Final so iconic compared to
Speaker 3: all the rest.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Then you go twenty seventeen through to twenty nineteen, it's
Speaker 8: all NRL around three million mark. Twenty twenty was the
Speaker 8: Richmond Geelong Grand Final, twenty twenty one was the IL
Speaker 8: Grand Final again and twenty twenty two was Ash Barty v.
Speaker 8: Danielle Collins in the Australian Open Grand Final Final and
Speaker 8: that was four point one million, So the top two
Speaker 8: most streamed, both women.
Speaker 2: And guess what that record is about to be broken?
Speaker 6: Oh yes, on Wednesday night. I'll break that on Wednesday surely,
Speaker 6: surely to goodness.
Speaker 2: Now, how if they make the final? Oh my god?
Speaker 6: Well this is what begs the question though, that you
Speaker 6: and I keep asking each other, how.
Speaker 4: Do we lose to Nigeria.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's a very very good question, and you reckon.
Speaker 3: The Nigerians are seeing there now are going, oh what
Speaker 3: about that?
Speaker 2: What have we knocked off the Matilda?
Speaker 4: Oh no, unbelievable stuff.
Speaker 6: Cannot wait for Wednesday, although I don't know if my
Speaker 6: heart can deal with it again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ridiculous. We do have a dinner on Wednesday night,
Speaker 2: we do with one of the big bosses.
Speaker 6: The big boss is flying in from Sydney. I'll let
Speaker 6: you tell him, just send him a text. Can you
Speaker 6: just say, hey, Pete, do you mind?
Speaker 2: Do you have the nerve as well to during dinner
Speaker 2: have your phone?
Speaker 4: Of us is going to do it? One of us
Speaker 4: has to. We can't not.
Speaker 6: How can we sit through that dinner and not know
Speaker 6: what's happening with the Matilda's For goodness sake, Come on,
Speaker 6: Pete grow Er, what do you what are you doing
Speaker 6: coming on a Wednesday night with.
Speaker 2: And now I'm fire bing bang borm.
Speaker 3: You are fine and you've read Abby will be taking
Speaker 3: over after stuff Andrew Hayes.
Speaker 6: We're very big in this team on pulling people up
Speaker 6: when they perhaps step over the line.
Speaker 2: Am a right?
Speaker 3: I've said that since day dit Yes, I mean it
Speaker 3: was one of the first discussions that we had.
Speaker 2: When someone sort.
Speaker 3: Of ves off in the wrong direction, you get him
Speaker 3: back in the line.
Speaker 6: Okay, well that's what's happening right now. So I've received.
Speaker 2: Who is it? It's bloody producers?
Speaker 6: I knew I received a DM on Instagram and it's
Speaker 6: just a little feedback about your comments on the Netball
Speaker 6: World Cup.
Speaker 4: So can I hand it to you and you can
Speaker 4: read it out live on air.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's okay. I won't accept anything else but something
Speaker 2: from Liz Ellis. It's not Liz, it's not it's Happy,
Speaker 2: healthy radiant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, nice lady.
Speaker 2: Hi Jody.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to pop in and say thank you
Speaker 3: for doing your best to raise a profile of netball
Speaker 3: and your show as next.
Speaker 4: Welcome, Happy healthy.
Speaker 3: Hello, happy healthy speaking, Yes, happy healthy Harold is my brother. Anyway,
Speaker 3: Happy continues as an ex player, current coach, and mother
Speaker 3: of two daughters who are passionate about the game. I
Speaker 3: appreciate the effort. I really enjoy a radio show and
Speaker 3: listen most mornings. Oh goes a different direction here, so
Speaker 3: as I disappointed with Hayes's reaction to your mentioning of
Speaker 3: the Diamonds winning the World Cup last night, it was
Speaker 3: an amazing effort. They did so well and as a
Speaker 3: nation we should be very proud. Yes, I realized he
Speaker 3: said he was joking, but you should realize there are
Speaker 3: many young netbles in the car on their way to
Speaker 3: school hearing his words correct, and it can be quite
Speaker 3: hurtful to them to hear their sport derided, yes, derided
Speaker 3: in this way. I appreciate it if you could pass
Speaker 3: this on to him. Honestly, certainly, I do have a
Speaker 3: sense of human I really like Hazy.
Speaker 2: That's nice.
Speaker 3: I like you too, happy, But I think this is
Speaker 3: something we could have think about, especially given that he's
Speaker 3: a sports report of warmest regards to.
Speaker 2: There you go, all right, Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't really know what to say, except for when's
Speaker 3: the next World Cup?
Speaker 2: I love Nepple, I know you do it. I love netble.
Speaker 4: I know it just.
Speaker 3: Annoys me how much you sort of you might Okay,
Speaker 3: here's some feedback back to you.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 6: I just sort of one day, okay, hang on, someone's
Speaker 6: lighting the guests everybody, do.
Speaker 3: You know what you're crazy? All of the netballers east
Speaker 3: I love, I love and fresh hirs and no. But
Speaker 3: that's that's all I could say.