Speaker 1: Skate, Ben lemon Bell.
Speaker 2: The new sound of Nova Mornings in twenty twenty three
Speaker 2: is Early Breakfast and peas.
Speaker 3: Ben lemon Bell from six AM and Jodian Hazy from.
Speaker 1: Seven at Best Time Ever Funny.
Speaker 4: Happy to hear your voice loving the show back then it's.
Speaker 1: The new sound of nov in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 5: Eight Good Morning, Adelaide.
Speaker 6: Did that woman just say we're loving the nude shots
Speaker 6: or the new show?
Speaker 7: I think it was a combination of both. We're loving
Speaker 7: the nude show. So every Friday, just to give you
Speaker 7: a a painted picture of what happens behind scenes, we
Speaker 7: do the show completely new.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's great. I love it.
Speaker 1: So there's no live stream. I don't think like five
Speaker 1: double a.
Speaker 7: In fact, I think that Will and Pember are nude
Speaker 7: as well on a Friday.
Speaker 5: That's not true.
Speaker 6: Hey, what about have you read the big story of
Speaker 6: this Morning Globe Derby Park?
Speaker 5: Is it Derby or Derby? Think it's Derby, Derby or Derby.
Speaker 1: But that's where you got to say the dish lickors.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so that's three million dollars worth of debt.
Speaker 1: I can't give my head around that.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's one of those situations where I'm like,
Speaker 7: I've never been no there, but I don't want it
Speaker 7: to disappear.
Speaker 1: I still want it there. Why I've never invested a
Speaker 1: scent into.
Speaker 6: It because it's comforting to you to know that about
Speaker 6: North is like dish lickus running around chasing after a rabbit.
Speaker 1: At some stage we don't do that anymore.
Speaker 7: Jared's well, let's not be controversial.
Speaker 5: It's not a real rabbit.
Speaker 1: It's a fake rabbit, exactly right.
Speaker 7: But I need to know that it's there if I
Speaker 7: need it. I never said it was a real rabbit.
Speaker 1: It's very controversial. With an indjury.
Speaker 5: You know what they should do.
Speaker 6: They should just get two greyhounds, get the developer and
Speaker 6: just say go for it, and let's double down.
Speaker 5: Double the debt or nothing.
Speaker 7: Off you go boys, six million dollars in debt, Oh boy,
Speaker 7: triple or nothing.
Speaker 6: God, we've got a big show coming up. Judge Jodie
Speaker 6: is back. We've got an email about unrequited love. It's
Speaker 6: very sad, but also it's gonna be fun.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: I thought that sounded like it was a good story.
Speaker 5: Ask us anything as well.
Speaker 6: This is your opportunity at breakfast at over nine one
Speaker 6: nine dot com dot are you to ask us any
Speaker 6: question that you would like, and also the worst segment
Speaker 6: in the world is also.
Speaker 1: About yes me tweets.
Speaker 7: It's what we do is that we just compile all
Speaker 7: the solid feedback that's come through via the week, and
Speaker 7: then we just put it together in the slight little
Speaker 7: package and then we watch Jodi Oddy turn into a
Speaker 7: little ball and hide in the corner of the studio,
Speaker 7: rocking back and forth.
Speaker 6: The best way to finish a Friday, just in the
Speaker 6: fetal position.
Speaker 1: This gets you in the right frame of mind for
Speaker 1: your Saturday.
Speaker 6: We can it's gonna be real depressed around my kids
Speaker 6: on Saturdays.
Speaker 2: Thanks guys, Jodey and hazies ask us anything.
Speaker 7: Just going through that little process, Joes where we're getting
Speaker 7: to know you and you were getting to know us.
Speaker 7: So what we thought we'd do is get some questions through.
Speaker 7: You can jump on social media Breakfast at over nine
Speaker 7: one nine dot com dot are you or at an
Speaker 7: over na My Night at Jodie and Hazy send us
Speaker 7: through some questions Morning Producer Show.
Speaker 3: Good morning, and the questions are flowing through and we
Speaker 3: are loving them, so make sure you keep sending them
Speaker 3: through you're ready for question one?
Speaker 7: Yes, as long as long as the question isn't from
Speaker 7: my original boss at Channel seven, when I started doing
Speaker 7: my first news packages and he genuinely asked me.
Speaker 1: Why I'm so shit?
Speaker 7: All right, I'll scrub that, scrub that way and that please.
Speaker 7: Because I didn't know how to answer back then. I
Speaker 7: still don't.
Speaker 5: Don't worry. We were all asking the same question round
Speaker 5: at Channel ten. This guy so bad.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's just I've got a gift for
Speaker 1: doing the wrong things.
Speaker 3: All right, Well we'll go on forth. Question one, and
Speaker 3: this one's from Dan from Salisbury's was Dan one morning, guys.
Speaker 3: I wasn't an Oval listener until this year, and I'm
Speaker 3: surprisingly really enjoying the show.
Speaker 1: Surprisingly Now he knows.
Speaker 3: That everyone in Adelaide is all about what school you
Speaker 3: went to, But here's more of a car guy, so
Speaker 3: he would like to know what your first car was.
Speaker 6: Oh, okay, I purchased because my parents were very big
Speaker 6: on just handing me things on a platter. I purchased
Speaker 6: a white Ford Laser hatchback.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 6: The only problem was the locks didn't work like on
Speaker 6: the front and passenger side. So if I ever wanted
Speaker 6: to get in my laser hatchback, I had to climb
Speaker 6: through the boot.
Speaker 1: That's good, that's sound.
Speaker 5: Did you have this car for oh a couple of years?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Good for slick exits first case.
Speaker 5: By the end of it, I just run up, like
Speaker 5: jump in and roll.
Speaker 1: Through Superman through the back window.
Speaker 7: My first car was nineteen eighty nine Ford fair Lane,
Speaker 7: which was a hand me down from mum and dad,
Speaker 7: and had this little thing where even though it said
Speaker 7: you had forty k's to go, you're actually out of fuel, right,
Speaker 7: so twice I ran out of petrol. I also had
Speaker 7: a little sign on the back of the car it
Speaker 7: said when the fair Lanes rocking, don't come and no,
Speaker 7: I definitely didn't because not one female would get into
Speaker 7: that car.
Speaker 3: It was also your parents' car, that's weird.
Speaker 1: It also got stolen from me in La Peruse in Sydney.
Speaker 5: Oh sometimes that's a good thing.
Speaker 7: And I ended up burnt out, which was a celebration
Speaker 7: because we've got insurance.
Speaker 1: Exactly, I got five grand for it. It was worth eight.
Speaker 7: Dollars celebration shorn. So thank you to my mate too.
Speaker 7: Thank you to my mate who've burnt the car for me.
Speaker 1: I'm joking, joking.
Speaker 3: The insurance counselor after you now now, next question is
Speaker 3: some car from Cumberland Park. I'm sure you guys having
Speaker 3: kids don't use these words, but if you could use
Speaker 3: one swear word for the rest of your life, what
Speaker 3: would it be?
Speaker 1: First? Journey?
Speaker 5: How you go first?
Speaker 1: Ladies? First, No, it's.
Speaker 7: Probably the F word for me because I'm not a
Speaker 7: man of high intellectual property. Therefore, I need words like
Speaker 7: that to better explain myself. So it's helping me to
Speaker 7: communicate with my fellow humans.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, I'm a big fan of bulls.
Speaker 1: Work perfect, all right.
Speaker 3: Question number three is from Sophie from Kidman Park. Guys,
Speaker 3: I'm loving the show because both of you spend so
Speaker 3: much time together.
Speaker 1: Have you ever had a.
Speaker 3: Dream about each other? And if so, what was.
Speaker 1: The dream about?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I've dreamed about.
Speaker 1: You too, Bet.
Speaker 5: I bet you had, Sean, I bet you dreamed about
Speaker 5: more than me.
Speaker 7: Stop unbuttoning your shirt, Sean, you'll go say fun, but
Speaker 7: not too much fun.
Speaker 5: We were both in your dream dream.
Speaker 1: No, it wasn't sexual enough.
Speaker 5: It wasn't sexual. Oh sorry, why did I immediately think
Speaker 5: it was?
Speaker 3: It was a fun work.
Speaker 7: Dam Okay, I've had a dream with you and this
Speaker 7: is my this is my it's let me finish. This
Speaker 7: is my nightmare which I have and i've been since
Speaker 7: i've been working radio, that I wake up like halfway.
Speaker 1: Through the morning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but for this particular dream up working up and
Speaker 7: you've woken me up and me like where are You're
Speaker 7: supposed to be doing work at Nova? And it's like
Speaker 7: seven point thirty. But then for whatever reason, you carry
Speaker 7: me out of bed. I had that dream about two
Speaker 7: and a half weeks ago, So good for you carrying
Speaker 7: me strong.
Speaker 6: Were we sleeping in the same bed or I was
Speaker 6: standing next to the bed and I've picked you up
Speaker 6: and carried you out?
Speaker 1: So what's happening?
Speaker 5: Tapped you on the shoulder.
Speaker 7: What happened is I'm late to work and you've driven
Speaker 7: to my house, knocked on the door, got me out
Speaker 7: of bed and then carried me to work.
Speaker 5: That's not a dream that happened.
Speaker 1: That happened on day one.
Speaker 3: And our final question is from Kelly from Clapham. Now
Speaker 3: you've been with your team for a month now, who
Speaker 3: do you think is the Beyonce of the group.
Speaker 1: I don't even know what that means someone who's good,
Speaker 1: a bit of sas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, someone who's a bit deverish.
Speaker 1: A bit extra.
Speaker 3: So can I answer this question?
Speaker 1: No, you cannot?
Speaker 5: About you?
Speaker 1: Can we answer this? Do you want to do this
Speaker 1: at the same time? Sure? Ready?
Speaker 6: Yep?
Speaker 1: Three to one. So much sad.
Speaker 3: That's my question, was my answer to.
Speaker 1: It?
Speaker 5: Of course, is in session. The judge just needs to
Speaker 5: put her glasses on this email.
Speaker 1: She's a bit premature with the hammer there. He's up
Speaker 1: on the hammer there, Judge.
Speaker 5: Story or life?
Speaker 1: What does that mean? What does that means?
Speaker 6: Sean producer, Sean, you'll work it out after the show.
Speaker 5: Dear Judge, be true.
Speaker 7: Look at him anyway, Sorry, Judge, Dear Judge, Jody, I'm
Speaker 7: in need of your help.
Speaker 6: Over a year ago, I came out of a seven
Speaker 6: year relationship which ended as my ex couldn't settle down
Speaker 6: or confirm a future between us. After around eight months
Speaker 6: of single life, I met an amazing guy who was funny, caring,
Speaker 6: and I just get excited speaking to him.
Speaker 5: That's how I feel about you every day.
Speaker 1: That's spark.
Speaker 5: Can't wait to see Hazy.
Speaker 6: We've been taking things quite steady, and six weeks ago
Speaker 6: we moved in together, and so far everything is going well.
Speaker 6: My dilemma is, after dating him for that long, for
Speaker 6: six months and now living together, my boyfriend is still
Speaker 6: yet to say I love you. Okay, six months plenty
Speaker 6: of opportunity. They're living together, she says. For me, I
Speaker 6: felt that connection three months ago. I've just turned thirty
Speaker 6: three and don't want to waste any more time on
Speaker 6: guys who aren't serious. Should I bring this up with
Speaker 6: him or should I wait for it to organically happen?
Speaker 6: Judge Johnie, I need your help as my biological clock
Speaker 6: is ticking. Sarah from PARIALOWI do you know what this is?
Speaker 6: I hear this from girlfriends all the time again, who
Speaker 6: can't say I love you?
Speaker 1: You're an interesting bunch, aren't you. Is that what you
Speaker 1: guys talk about?
Speaker 5: Is it what women as a species? Very interesting?
Speaker 7: Goodness me just funny the different conversations when I catch
Speaker 7: up with my mates. We talk about NFL and crazy
Speaker 7: things like that.
Speaker 6: Well, maybe you should talk about the fact that you
Speaker 6: don't know how to say the words I love you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I'm good at saying I love you? But
Speaker 1: six months? How long?
Speaker 5: How long did it take?
Speaker 6: What my initial thoughts. Six months is too long, like
Speaker 6: if you don't you know straight away? Like I know
Speaker 6: that sounds like such a cliche, but.
Speaker 5: You know what you know? Can I ask you how
Speaker 5: long it took you to tell Kara that you loved it?
Speaker 1: I said it on the first night.
Speaker 7: I don't want to spook your Kara, but I think
Speaker 7: I love you, she said, go away, crec, let's sort
Speaker 7: this out another day when you haven't had twelve hundred bers' no.
Speaker 7: I reckon, I reckon, Maybe I can't remember. Maybe a
Speaker 7: rand about six months. Really, you can't be right. That's ridiculous, Yeah,
Speaker 7: because maybe he does feel like that, but he doesn't
Speaker 7: want to spook her of as well. He doesn't know
Speaker 7: that she's saying. She's waiting for him to say it.
Speaker 7: So there's a weird little zone that they're in right now.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's go to Abby in the newsroom. Abs, what
Speaker 6: do you think six months too long?
Speaker 2: In it?
Speaker 1: Love you?
Speaker 8: I said, we said on the first day, So working
Speaker 8: together anyway, I think it's weird Number one that they're
Speaker 8: living together and they haven't said it. But much as
Speaker 8: I get older, I realize actions speak louder than.
Speaker 5: Were so what is he like?
Speaker 8: Is he teacheeing her message me when you get normal,
Speaker 8: you know whatever like that. Maybe he's doing it through
Speaker 8: actions instead of words. But it's with them said it
Speaker 8: and they're living together, so.
Speaker 1: Why isn't she It's unbelievable.
Speaker 6: Thank god she's here because if it just ured me
Speaker 6: would be in all sorts.
Speaker 1: Of we'd be having ice cream for breakfast.
Speaker 5: It's children thirteen twenty four to ten.
Speaker 6: We need some jurors help on this one. Living together
Speaker 6: after six months, he still hasn't said I love you.
Speaker 6: She obviously wants to have kids because she's talking about
Speaker 6: her biological clock. She's wasting her time. Should he have
Speaker 6: said it by now? Zoey from Mount Barker, Good morning, Zoe.
Speaker 6: What do you think six months they're living together, should
Speaker 6: he have said I love you by now?
Speaker 4: It's personal preference that for me would one hundred percent
Speaker 4: be a red flag. My partner and I or my
Speaker 4: parents and I told each other after a couple of
Speaker 4: months and we're now getting married. You know, we've bought
Speaker 4: a block around all those sorts of thanks for me,
Speaker 4: one hundred percent red flag?
Speaker 5: Okay, right, thank you, Zoe.
Speaker 6: You're in the running for free for twenty three Gram
Speaker 6: from Smithfield.
Speaker 5: Let's have a blokes perspective here.
Speaker 6: Should he have said, oh, get a, I'm coming in hot?
Speaker 6: Should he have said I love you by now?
Speaker 9: I don't think so. I think it's you've got to
Speaker 9: weave into the trade. But also do you want him
Speaker 9: to see it just because of the pressure or do
Speaker 9: you want to see him what he means it?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Yes, you know, I.
Speaker 9: Mean I've been I've gotten giged my way after six weeks?
Speaker 1: Did you and no?
Speaker 9: I would have married on the same day I met
Speaker 9: her and she said the same thing, and we've been
Speaker 9: together thirty three years.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's the thing.
Speaker 8: Grin.
Speaker 5: You know when you know, you know, don't you?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 9: I knew straight away as soon as I saw her,
Speaker 9: you know, I knew she was the one. And because
Speaker 9: I don't know, I just knew.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 7: Grant Scottish, Yes, no one Newcastle, thank you? Oh no,
Speaker 7: have offended you trying to a Scottis because my wife
Speaker 7: is Scottish.
Speaker 1: But have a good day then.
Speaker 6: But let's go to Kate from Hackney. Hate Kate, what
Speaker 6: do you think should you have said I love you
Speaker 6: by now?
Speaker 9: She should just leave.
Speaker 2: They've moved in together.
Speaker 9: It's not like, you know, planning to separate because they've
Speaker 9: moved in.
Speaker 2: He's not doing it.
Speaker 5: Kate's bread off or we're done here.
Speaker 1: I'm not around with Kate. You've got to respect that though.
Speaker 5: Tammy from Shadow Park, what do you think?
Speaker 1: Good money? How are you very well? Thanks to me
Speaker 1: your thoughts, my thoughts.
Speaker 4: This month isn't really that long when you think about it,
Speaker 4: and you don't know what his past is.
Speaker 5: Either he's past. Oh yeah, maybe he's been burnt, Maybe
Speaker 5: he's been.
Speaker 7: Hurt ways when dying Bear's is not open minded that
Speaker 7: maybe there's something else going on, So why he doesn't want.
Speaker 6: To say that.
Speaker 5: It's a good point. Good empathy from Tammy.
Speaker 1: You've got a tough decision to make.
Speaker 6: Jose Mitchie is getting involved on the Instagram. He says, Hi,
Speaker 6: just listening to your chat. Why is this guy in
Speaker 6: hot water? If the girl hasn't said I love you either?
Speaker 1: Reverse? So that's good.
Speaker 5: Maybe Sarah is not being brave either.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm going to take into account this man's background
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 5: He may have been burnt in.
Speaker 6: The past, he may be gun shy. Maybe his ego
Speaker 6: is getting in the way. Maybe he's scared that she
Speaker 6: won't say it back. So I'm gonna recommend that Sarah
Speaker 6: sticks in there just for a little bit longer, a
Speaker 6: little bit longer, give it three more months. If he
Speaker 6: hasn't said it, get out, Sarah, run for the hills.
Speaker 1: There you go, find a rule, stick it through, Sarah.
Speaker 6: Have you with that?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: Give him just give him a little bit, a little
Speaker 5: bit longer.
Speaker 1: I like that, and I think we can all work
Speaker 1: with that.
Speaker 5: That's three more months. And then if he hasn't said it,
Speaker 5: go go girl.
Speaker 1: Run for the hills.
Speaker 7: Yes, exactly right, So let's get involved. We'd love you feedback.
Speaker 7: Oh for double oh nine or ninth? Huge words radio, Jody, takeover,
Speaker 7: Please cares mate.
Speaker 6: I can't talk about Netflix without this sound effect.
Speaker 5: How many times? Ask yourselves at home? How many times
Speaker 5: have you heard that in your lifetime?
Speaker 1: And then you know you're abole to settle in and
Speaker 1: waste your life.
Speaker 6: And then it's like the countdown ten, nine, eight? Do
Speaker 6: you want to watch another episode?
Speaker 5: Oh, she got a bed, I'm going to get up early.
Speaker 7: And then next minute, it's only another fifty five minutes
Speaker 7: of my life.
Speaker 6: Exactly.
Speaker 1: It's not going to hurt me tomorrow. It is midnight, though.
Speaker 6: This is bad news if you're a bit of a
Speaker 6: tidy and you like to share your password Netflix. Netflix
Speaker 6: plans to bar users from sharing passwords for free by
Speaker 6: the end of March of this year, according to a
Speaker 6: recent company announcement in a letter to shareholders, yours, yes,
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 1: This is good news, good news for our household.
Speaker 7: Oh why because we've got a brother in law who
Speaker 7: will go by the name of Mickey Goonan.
Speaker 1: For confidentiality purposes. So let's call him Mickey G. And
Speaker 1: he has our.
Speaker 7: Password and the amount of times I've tried to get
Speaker 7: on Netflix and it says, nah, this particular user is
Speaker 7: using your account. And then I'll call him and text
Speaker 7: him and he won't respond, and I'm locked out of
Speaker 7: my own Netflix account.
Speaker 6: You're paying ten ninety nine a month for your brother
Speaker 6: in law to use your Netflix.
Speaker 5: That's outrageous at Please go.
Speaker 1: Halves, I've been saying for a long time.
Speaker 6: And pick up your phone, Mickey G. When Hazy wants
Speaker 6: to use his Netflix account. John Cena and his wife
Speaker 6: Shay are in Sydney. That's exciting, isn't it. The couple
Speaker 6: was seen walking hand in hands through the airport, were
Speaker 6: carrying their luggage.
Speaker 5: Well that's what you do.
Speaker 6: Some fans were seen admiring the couple as they left
Speaker 6: the airport together for their first time for their time
Speaker 6: down under. I saw John Cena in the Hilton foyer, yeah,
Speaker 6: and it was the weirdest thing because I didn't really
Speaker 6: know who he was, but someone's like, oh, that's John Cena.
Speaker 6: And then he's playing the piano, like the big grand
Speaker 6: piano that was in the foyer. But he had like
Speaker 6: all these minders around him and they.
Speaker 5: Were like, don't go near it. He just wants privacy.
Speaker 5: I'm like, if you want to be low key, why
Speaker 5: are you playing a grand piano?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: You're not very subtle?
Speaker 6: Right, it's not. Prince Andrew has been booted from Buckingham Palace.
Speaker 6: The most extraordinary thing about this story. So they've kicked
Speaker 6: him out because they're doing like a six hundred and
Speaker 6: forty four million dollar renovation. But apparently Prince Charles has
Speaker 6: said you're not coming back, so he needs to find
Speaker 6: alternative accommodation. But the weird thing about this is that
Speaker 6: Prince Andrew has a heap of teddy bears. So apparently
Speaker 6: the Duke likes to surround himself with five bears and
Speaker 6: other stuffed animals, each in a specific position.
Speaker 1: So there's a lot of alarm bells. Prince Andrew isn't there.
Speaker 1: So if you're swiping on a dating app and Prince
Speaker 1: Andrew comes.
Speaker 5: Up, just just be careful swipe, swipe left or right?
Speaker 5: Which way is I don't like this one way?
Speaker 7: I'm not sure, but that deletes him like someone swaps
Speaker 7: left a few times before?
Speaker 5: You got teddy bears at home to Abby or maybe
Speaker 5: that's why I'm still single.
Speaker 8: Maybe I should take that picture off my profile, so
Speaker 8: don't defend the teddy bears, though staff said that.
Speaker 6: A teddy bear, there's a teddy bear holding a heart,
Speaker 6: as well as hippos and cushions with Daddy ducks and
Speaker 6: prints on them.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, nothing to say here.
Speaker 7: Sort of feels like he's a type of operator who,
Speaker 7: during some kind of intimate moment would say call me Prince,
Speaker 7: doesn't he?
Speaker 1: Or daddy or daddy or dukey daddy?
Speaker 6: Oh god, juky anyway to something much more wholesome. There's
Speaker 6: a new Bluey track coming out this month. It's an album.
Speaker 6: So it's called Dance Mode, a record of seventeen songs.
Speaker 6: It's coming soon, but the first single and title track
Speaker 6: currently has a release date of today. Sing along Clays, Mum,
Speaker 6: do you know the next words? Here?
Speaker 1: You got this journey?
Speaker 2: Dad?
Speaker 1: Isn't this just a powerhouse.
Speaker 5: Bigo?
Speaker 1: We're going to do the whole thing? It wouldn I.
Speaker 5: Demanded it Dad?
Speaker 1: Why? Why?
Speaker 2: A million times?
Speaker 1: I've watched it? Yeah?
Speaker 7: I would have watched a million times. So and the
Speaker 7: strange thing as well is that we're talking about Bluey
Speaker 7: and how much we love it. We're talking about the
Speaker 7: family and everything. And producer Sean was like, yes.
Speaker 1: I love it. It's such a good series. You don't
Speaker 1: have children, so why are you watching?
Speaker 5: Why are you watching? Bloyd?
Speaker 1: What is wrong with you?
Speaker 7: Look?
Speaker 1: It's based in my hometown in Brisbane.
Speaker 5: It's a kid show.
Speaker 1: I watch it for you know what we have to
Speaker 1: talk about on air?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 5: And I thought Prince Andrew was a weirdo. What if
Speaker 5: dot com helps Aussies make the most out of every.
Speaker 7: Trip book, a hotel, fly, surfboard and snorkel all before
Speaker 7: you can say bricky buffet and.
Speaker 5: Jump on the water and get started.
Speaker 1: What if it's Aussie for travel hazy, you're.
Speaker 6: New here to over and you need to tread very
Speaker 6: carefully because you have quite the reputation for getting people's
Speaker 6: names wrong.
Speaker 7: So you want to go into a situation, a social situation,
Speaker 7: with confidence, and you want to address people by their name,
Speaker 7: because obviously it's easy just to call everyone mate. Yeah,
Speaker 7: it's not try and get on the front foot. Yeah,
Speaker 7: but if you stuff it up, it stays with them,
Speaker 7: I think for a lifetime. For example, if I was
Speaker 7: calling you, I don't know, Jemima instead of Jodie for
Speaker 7: a long time, You're going to remember.
Speaker 6: That, ain't you? Absolutely and I'm going to think you're arrogant.
Speaker 6: At the same time, my husband and I have a system.
Speaker 6: If we're at a social situation and I say, oh, Hi,
Speaker 6: how are you going?
Speaker 5: This is my husband Greg.
Speaker 6: He knows that's his cue that I don't know the
Speaker 6: name of the person that we're speaking to, so he'll go, hey,
Speaker 6: I'm Greg, and then only on a.
Speaker 5: Very rare occasion they won't receive it, and then we're
Speaker 5: both in the dark.
Speaker 7: They should pick it up as well, and then afterwards,
Speaker 7: when they introduced themself. You go, oh, sorry, I was
Speaker 7: just about to introduce you. I'm sorry, but you jumped
Speaker 7: into the job for me exactly.
Speaker 5: We have a mutual friend at Channel Steven.
Speaker 6: She's one of my best friends in the world, and
Speaker 6: he took great delight in telling me a story about Hey.
Speaker 5: You for many years, many years mixed up someone's name.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 7: And I don't know if this is my fault or
Speaker 7: the person who I've been calling a wrong name for
Speaker 7: so long and z for not correcting him. But yes,
Speaker 7: probably about three years a gentleman by the name of Steve, who,
Speaker 7: for whatever reason, I was calling Paul.
Speaker 1: It's not a go to name, is it.
Speaker 7: So the person you're talking about a mutual friend, his
Speaker 7: name is Chantelle and up near her office. And then
Speaker 7: one time I walked past Paul at the time and said,
Speaker 7: thanks for that, mate, good on your Paul, be back
Speaker 7: in a second.
Speaker 1: And Chas is absolutely losing it. What is going on here? Chantelle?
Speaker 1: Paul his name? Okay, you're kidding.
Speaker 7: For years I've been calling him Paul, and he'll go, okay,
Speaker 7: morning Paul, morning, Hazy just takes it, accepts it like
Speaker 7: he'd accepted it. I don't know who's in the wrong
Speaker 7: here first and foremost.
Speaker 5: Well, okay, but your form has transferred over to No.
Speaker 5: Over nine one nine. Tell everyone what happened.
Speaker 1: It's already happened.
Speaker 7: So I've met a lot of people, a lot of
Speaker 7: people at the over Christmas party and banking all these names.
Speaker 7: So we still hang over a little bit any months ago,
Speaker 7: and then a young man by the name of John O,
Speaker 7: who I met, who's fantastic man, works up at Double
Speaker 7: A for a little bit.
Speaker 1: And relikable bloke.
Speaker 7: So he came in wanting to fix something, and I've
Speaker 7: jumped on the front foot and gone there he is.
Speaker 7: Get over there, Jimmy, I haven't been this embarrassed for
Speaker 7: a long time. He started having conversation and fixing something
Speaker 7: in here, and mid conversation when yeah, da da das,
Speaker 7: it's John O.
Speaker 1: By the way, carry it's Jemimah and hazy on no,
Speaker 1: but you tell me you got the time machine that
Speaker 1: yez on this daisy, it's Friday, whe let's sell it.
Speaker 1: We'll take a little trip down Mermory Lane.
Speaker 7: Friday, the twenty seventh of January will start in nineteen
Speaker 7: eighty four, jokes Michael Jackson suffered second degree burns when
Speaker 7: his hair and face caught a fire during a Pepsi
Speaker 7: commercial shoot. What they're saying is it was lucky that
Speaker 7: it happened in nineteen eighty four and not ten or
Speaker 7: fifteen years later. His face wouldn't have burnt, It would
Speaker 7: have melted. She would have been gross and very scary
Speaker 7: for the children. Nineteen ninety two, The Big Day debuted
Speaker 7: on the Australia Holiday in Sydney. I say debuted. Do
Speaker 7: you remember Whenjess Malboy said butt instead of day. Booth
Speaker 7: red off the teleprompter said.
Speaker 6: Button, Oh god, chess God, Yeess, that's very ron Burgundy
Speaker 6: of her.
Speaker 1: I was, She's such a beautiful person.
Speaker 7: Nineteen eighty five, fifteenth Space should of the fifty one
Speaker 7: CEA Mission Discovery three returns to Earth and good on
Speaker 7: it for coming back home.
Speaker 4: Listen, damn left up, Lift up of the tubby the
Speaker 4: first rate, totally dedicated to the apartment of it.
Speaker 1: Sometimes that doesn't happen, It doesn't happen.
Speaker 7: Two thousand and four, Yeah, the single released by Usher
Speaker 7: featuring Little John and Ludacris, who won a Grammy Award
Speaker 7: for Best Rap and Sun collaboration in two thousand and five,
Speaker 7: and there was a Billbog Song of the Year in
Speaker 7: two thousand and four, and I think we all remember
Speaker 7: the efforts of Little John just every few seconds ago.
Speaker 1: Okay, thanks for your contribution on that one.
Speaker 5: Little John have a Grammy.
Speaker 1: He's a Grammy.
Speaker 7: What two thousand and seven, Serena Williams beats Marie Sharapova
Speaker 7: at the OZ Open. First time the tournament used Hawkeye
Speaker 7: system for official line.
Speaker 1: Cause, yeah, Serena Williams co'n't been single. And you see
Speaker 1: that a saber in Australian of friendship appear.
Speaker 7: I loved how back in the day as well that
Speaker 7: some of the tennis players would still argue be like,
Speaker 7: well that's wrong. Yeah, it's like genuine evidence. You can't
Speaker 7: go against that. And then I'm one song in Australia.
Speaker 7: On January tw twenty seven, two thousand and five, was
Speaker 7: hung up by Madonna. Ageless his Madonna to a degree,
Speaker 7: good nick back in five though Joe's feedbacks good, I'm
Speaker 7: not about it, You're all about it.
Speaker 5: I have a very sensitive heart and soul, so I
Speaker 5: don't like this stuff.
Speaker 6: You, on the other hand, work with cane corns for
Speaker 6: many years, so you're very attuned to some solid feedback.
Speaker 1: He taught me how to embrace this sort of stuff. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, here's a collection of this week's mean tweets.
Speaker 5: Jones Okay, good one, then.
Speaker 2: Thikes, this is what it's come to on over right?
Speaker 2: No thanks, night mare be funny, boring, just playing music.
Speaker 2: I wake up at five point fifty five am and
Speaker 2: go back to sleep at seven am.
Speaker 1: Jody and who the good luck radio stations of tender
Speaker 1: ship this year? Why are we listening to Nova on everybody?
Speaker 1: Sal A?
Speaker 6: That's that guy really makes setting the alarm at four
Speaker 6: thirty am worthwhile?
Speaker 7: That's what it's good feedback? You know what just taken
Speaker 7: on board. I think he got off pretty scot free there.
Speaker 5: Can you stop being boring?
Speaker 1: It's Jody and who cares for a little bit of
Speaker 1: a feedback?
Speaker 2: Abby?
Speaker 1: It's been a solid tennis season, has it not?
Speaker 5: How do you feel over here? How do you feel
Speaker 5: about the yours open?
Speaker 8: Look great but a little stressful for those of us
Speaker 8: who don't cover it all day every day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not. There's not a lot of natural names
Speaker 1: that roll off the tongue. No, there's not.
Speaker 7: I mean you've got your John Millman's of course, but
Speaker 7: unfortunately John doesn't go as well as we would hope.
Speaker 5: He doesn't go deep into the yours open, does he.
Speaker 1: Do you have a little feedback session, aren't you, and
Speaker 1: just go through some of your little names.
Speaker 5: Here with and then just some of your work over
Speaker 5: the past two weeks.
Speaker 8: Let we just go back from the last week. The
Speaker 8: world number one Egos Viantek is looking to take the
Speaker 8: vacated title left by Ashbarti, Rinky Hijakata and John Norman.
Speaker 8: While their matches in five sets stefinals, because it's a first.
Speaker 5: Nadal have all progressed to round two.
Speaker 8: On day one, Jason Coobler and John Milman and Olivia
Speaker 8: Gadeki all recording wins with a straight sets win against
Speaker 8: Roberto Kebez Bayina. Wins also for Alexi popperon Alex Demonor,
Speaker 8: while local hopeful the Nassi Cockodilec has had his match
Speaker 8: delayed due to rain to the court this morning, leading
Speaker 8: Fabio Fognini two cents to love.
Speaker 5: Alexander Vukich will resume their match.
Speaker 8: Coco Golf beat Emma Radakanu in their first pro map
Speaker 8: six three seven six.
Speaker 7: He did pretty well, but Stefanos Spaz really got you
Speaker 7: didn't me.
Speaker 5: To sit this well. I thought that was because I'm
Speaker 5: not even going to try and differend.
Speaker 1: He open wraps up this weekend, you know what.
Speaker 8: Like Jode's Yeah, Daniel Medvedev, you said, Daniel.
Speaker 5: And Daniel No, that's a fair call. I be thanks
Speaker 5: for bringing up how's Kayla Astena's going to we all
Speaker 5: have our crossed to bed.
Speaker 8: Just a bit of feedback, guys, some reverse feedback.
Speaker 6: Nice love that It is fair to say that the
Speaker 6: Australian Open has been your Big Weggie, So you know,
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Speaker 6: If you missed Jody's juice before, we spoke about the
Speaker 6: fact that Bluey is going to release an album and
Speaker 6: the first track is going to be dropped today off
Speaker 6: that album.
Speaker 5: You had a conspiracy theory about Bluid'.
Speaker 7: There's a few little things running around on social media
Speaker 7: media that apparently Chili, of course is Missie Smiler is
Speaker 7: having an affair with Lucky's dad who was a next
Speaker 7: door neighbor.
Speaker 1: This is a lot of moments throughout some of the
Speaker 1: shows where they're very flirtatious.
Speaker 6: Okay, I know, Well, we've got a text message on
Speaker 6: the Bluey conspiracy theory.
Speaker 5: What about this?
Speaker 6: They say that Bandit and Wendy are having an affair,
Speaker 6: which then leads on to another that Chili and Bandit
Speaker 6: are swingers.
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 5: Due to the pineapples and I don't understand that.
Speaker 1: Ah, this is your area, scarily produce. What does that mean?
Speaker 3: Well, apparently if you put your pineapples out in the
Speaker 3: front of your house, it just means that you're open
Speaker 3: two different scenarios.
Speaker 1: So I've heard, well, there you go.
Speaker 7: She wants to sliders away, so I've heard, well, there
Speaker 7: you go. Who would have thought that the Heelers were
Speaker 7: a bunch of dirty birds.
Speaker 6: Next week on the show, Ricky Lee is going to
Speaker 6: join us to talk all things Oz idle.
Speaker 5: Maybe she'll put you to the test. You're a singer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look I can bang out my best Ricky Lee
Speaker 1: hit maybe yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: And and the fact that this gig mightn't last very
Speaker 6: long for you means you need to really pursue your career.
Speaker 5: All the latest on maths as well. Ask us anything.
Speaker 5: We're going to do that again. We've been doing that
Speaker 5: for a little while, haven't we, guys.
Speaker 1: Yes, gone, well it's good fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And we've got Harry Styles ticks and flights and accommodation
Speaker 6: to his gig as well.
Speaker 1: There you goes. What's all happening.
Speaker 7: It's been a very very big week, So everyone who's
Speaker 7: joined us, thank you so much. We'll do it all
Speaker 7: going next week. We're having a lot of fun meeting
Speaker 7: so new people. It's just really really.
Speaker 5: Good, isn't it.
Speaker 6: You're enjoying yourself.
Speaker 1: Done I am, and it's an over Have a great
Speaker 1: weekend to cat