Speaker 1: We got get you the morning every day Adelaides.
Speaker 2: Headline for you.
Speaker 3: Science confirms women need more sleep because their brains work harder.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's so many different levels to this.
Speaker 2: Is it there?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 3: According to sleep researchers, women's brains are more complex and
Speaker 3: multitask more frequently than men's, requiring and average twenty minutes
Speaker 3: extra sleep per night to recover. Except we are more
Speaker 3: likely to suffer from sleep deprivation because forty seven percent
Speaker 3: of women report getting less than seven hours per night,
Speaker 3: often due to stress, caregiving duties, hormonal changes, and work
Speaker 3: life imbalance. Let me ask you a question, Andrew, when
Speaker 3: you go to sleep, right, you go to bed at night,
Speaker 3: what's your brain doing time? I'm so tired and no
Speaker 3: night wow? Or are you thinking about all the things
Speaker 3: you have to do the next day? Or you know
Speaker 3: when you were in year three and you made a
Speaker 3: mistake in a spelling test and mister Bandit said to you,
Speaker 3: you will never make it in the mass world because
Speaker 3: you're an idiot.
Speaker 1: You mister Bandit, it's your teacher, Blue's dad.
Speaker 2: I grew up in Hobart, mate.
Speaker 5: Right now, I can I think I can pretty much
Speaker 5: turn my brain off and I just know sometimes I
Speaker 5: have dreams about me sleeping. What do you mean like
Speaker 5: I'm watching myself sleep. That's pretty basic stuff. Are you
Speaker 5: trying to tell me, Jades? That women's brains are much
Speaker 5: more complicated, with much deeper and intrinsic thoughts than men's.
Speaker 3: That is exactly because we use regions of the brain simultaneously,
Speaker 3: especially for problem solving and emotional regulation, and we process
Speaker 3: information up all. The women's brains process information up to
Speaker 3: five times faster than men's in certain cognitive tasks. Can
Speaker 3: you believe that using less neural effort to complete complex decisions?
Speaker 2: No one's surprised about that.
Speaker 1: God's you were saying.
Speaker 5: Two things, Joe's A request came in from Will Goodings
Speaker 5: to play this song for the massive Jesse jfamp, but
Speaker 5: also Pasik Guru when it comes to all things smart
Speaker 5: and money, do you know what Yah's budget?
Speaker 3: So we have to pull in the big resources from
Speaker 3: Channel seven and five double a Will Goodings. I was
Speaker 3: watching you on the news last night talking about the budget,
Speaker 3: and I thought, how's that man restraining himself?
Speaker 2: This is his wheelhouse, this is his bread and butter.
Speaker 6: Chapping at the bit I burst into the studio this
Speaker 6: morning and for the Jesse Jay as well.
Speaker 1: Obviously you just you're my perfect morning, all right.
Speaker 3: What I can glean from the budget as a simpleton
Speaker 3: is that it was all about law and order, and
Speaker 3: it was all about also the state debt which is huge.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the state that's huge and getting bigger, assuming out
Speaker 7: a little bit. It's interesting because this is usually the
Speaker 7: goodies budget because it's the one that comes before the
Speaker 7: state election, which is in March next year.
Speaker 6: Here, no goodies. It was pretty lame when it came
Speaker 6: to stuff for people in the budget. There was a
Speaker 6: little bit for people on buses and commuters students that
Speaker 6: get a twenty eight day metro card. It drops from
Speaker 6: twenty eight bucks to ten bucks, which is pretty good. Yes,
Speaker 6: but that's your headliner. So there's not a lot in
Speaker 6: the way of cost of living family. You mentioned police.
Speaker 6: There's this weird little other thing about the budget this year.
Speaker 6: The Treasurer is also the police minister.
Speaker 1: Funny. The police got a really good deal.
Speaker 7: So that's great. A real pat on the back for
Speaker 7: the police ministry getting what he wanted in the budget
Speaker 7: this time around. Debt massive forty eight point five billion dollars.
Speaker 7: That is particularly concerning the state government. Will say though
Speaker 7: that's for two main reasons. Drought in the North they
Speaker 7: had dip into the credit card to pay for that.
Speaker 7: The other thing was whaler which in the absence of
Speaker 7: taxpayers money, was a really potentially devastating situation there. So
Speaker 7: that's what they say. That's why there's just not a
Speaker 7: lot in it for us to talk about. But in housing,
Speaker 7: if you're in the market looking for a house, you
Speaker 7: probably have to wait ten years, but there are there
Speaker 7: is money in there to build a heap more new
Speaker 7: houses as well.
Speaker 3: So that's state six point seven two million dollars per day,
Speaker 3: which is approximately Will Gooding salary.
Speaker 5: Are you prepared to not get paid for a few
Speaker 5: weeks here?
Speaker 7: Well, the ultimate sacrifice if someone's got to do it.
Speaker 5: Here first, Will Goodings is going to brings out Australia
Speaker 5: the time.
Speaker 1: Where did you get that number from? I need to
Speaker 1: double check that one. I don't remember it looking like that.
Speaker 2: It would have been in the advertising when.
Speaker 1: You can negotiate for me ANDEMA If that's the case.
Speaker 3: Oh dear, all right, thank you so much for breaking
Speaker 3: that down for us. Will Goodings, you can go back
Speaker 3: upstairs and be smart again.
Speaker 8: Thanks.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about mums being pregnant, having babies, and combining
Speaker 3: the workforce, all of the above, please. So I read
Speaker 3: a quote the other day and it was basically, women
Speaker 3: these days are under more pressure than ever because we're
Speaker 3: expected to work like we don't have children, but parent
Speaker 3: like we don't have to work.
Speaker 1: That's hard.
Speaker 2: I'm going to let that sink in.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Do you need me to say it slow?
Speaker 5: Mentally? It's hard for me to embrace that. Physically impossible.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: And this has all come to light because Jacinda Adirn,
Speaker 3: who was the Prime Minister of New Zealand.
Speaker 2: Can you remember in her thirties? What's more, what were
Speaker 2: you doing in your thirties?
Speaker 5: I know your business? I was thinking just not up there,
Speaker 5: do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: So she was she sat down with Oprah. Incredibly, she
Speaker 3: was one of the few women in the world to
Speaker 3: ever give birth to a child while she was in
Speaker 3: the role of Prime minister.
Speaker 4: You know, I was at that time only the second
Speaker 4: leader in the world to give birth an office, and
Speaker 4: so I found a certain amount of pressure to make
Speaker 4: sure that no one could question that it appeared my
Speaker 4: ability to do the job, because what would that then
Speaker 4: say to anyone else, you know, another leader, another.
Speaker 2: Policy that I can do this no matter what. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so hide the morning sickness.
Speaker 4: Make it look like it is entirely possible to do
Speaker 4: all of those things, and with the right support you can.
Speaker 1: But it does require support.
Speaker 3: Wow, And it sees I guess that is everyday women
Speaker 3: on steroids, isn't it every day women trying to get
Speaker 3: shit done, all the while getting pregnant, giving birth and
Speaker 3: being a.
Speaker 2: Mother and juggling all the bulls.
Speaker 3: And then I saw also in my feet this incredible
Speaker 3: woman in the States who was pregnant. She was I
Speaker 3: think she was two days over her due date, and
Speaker 3: she was in doing the morning news, sitting on a
Speaker 3: news desk, delivering the morning bulletin, when her waters broke
Speaker 3: for goodness sake, and she pushed through.
Speaker 2: Have a listen, we do have some breaking news this morning.
Speaker 9: Literally Olivia's water has broke and she is anchoring the
Speaker 9: news now an.
Speaker 1: Active labor, early labor, early libra. We've been doing the.
Speaker 9: Contract she's now, you know, timing her contract question two minutes.
Speaker 2: Apart, No, well, there was one, but it's been a
Speaker 2: few minutes since then, so we're still in good she.
Speaker 5: Oh my very goodness, I have my best It's hard
Speaker 5: to get the words out left alone, and I'm trying
Speaker 5: to give birth at the same time.
Speaker 2: That is unbelievable.
Speaker 3: And I don't know whether to applaud it or just go,
Speaker 3: oh my god. We are expected to push on through everything.
Speaker 3: You're expected to run a country even though you're having
Speaker 3: a baby, and you're expected to deliver the news for
Speaker 3: goodness sake, when your waters all over the.
Speaker 1: Floor, Ladies, push on and push out.
Speaker 3: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know now.
Speaker 2: I need to know.
Speaker 9: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know what's in the news today.
Speaker 2: Just what you need to know?
Speaker 5: What you need to know with Jody and had First off,
Speaker 5: can we talk about cricket enthusiast Donald Trump?
Speaker 7: Your people cheer on some of the world's greatest cricket
Speaker 7: players from suit Chin tend.
Speaker 1: Old curls two yr old to me, look it up
Speaker 1: to my veins.
Speaker 2: Jake, it's nearly three years you've been playing that audio.
Speaker 2: Now you can't get enough, can you?
Speaker 1: That's sweet? Sweet nectar?
Speaker 2: Okay, can I get on with the story now?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 1: Please? All right?
Speaker 3: So is there a better feud than two people who
Speaker 3: used to be besties. So they know all all of
Speaker 3: each other's secrets and then they have a fight and
Speaker 3: then publicly they're like, oh, well, here's his dirty laundry,
Speaker 3: and here's his dirty.
Speaker 1: Laundry, and he gets super catty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it has between billionaire Elon Musk and President Trump.
Speaker 3: So basically Musk has taken to Twitter or x now,
Speaker 3: which is obviously the social platform that he owns, and
Speaker 3: he wrote, Trump is in the Epstein files.
Speaker 2: That's bad and we all know what Jeffrey.
Speaker 3: Epstein got up to, didn't we without spelling it out,
Speaker 3: And he said that is the real reason they have
Speaker 3: not been made public. So Epstein has passed away, but
Speaker 3: they still won't make the files public that went the
Speaker 3: court documents, and then minutes later he followed up with mark.
Speaker 2: This post for the future. The truth will come out.
Speaker 10: Ool.
Speaker 1: Wow, So what isn't it?
Speaker 3: So now there are obviously calls for Trump, who was
Speaker 3: elected back in November, he said I've got no problem
Speaker 3: releasing files relating to Epstein, and everyone's like, well, do it,
Speaker 3: then do it?
Speaker 1: They mate, do it. Put your money where your mouth is.
Speaker 2: Go on idea.
Speaker 3: But other power people who've been associated with Epstein include
Speaker 3: Prince Andrew and of course former President Clinton as well.
Speaker 2: So maybe at double J. Trump's name to that list.
Speaker 1: Watch the space. If anything, it's a great way to
Speaker 1: plug your own social media company.
Speaker 2: That's true. Cynical of you, but true.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about Megan Michael. She's gone by.
Speaker 2: Can we just listen to this?
Speaker 1: They're not fluid enough.
Speaker 3: Megan Michael and Prince Harry have posted a twerking hospital
Speaker 3: video to celebrate their daughter, Lilybet's fourth birthday. But here's
Speaker 3: the thing, talk about conspiracy theories. Everyone's coming out going
Speaker 3: that's not real. And she's wearing a moon bump moonmam,
Speaker 3: was a moon?
Speaker 11: A moon?
Speaker 3: But I'm so glad you asked because I had to
Speaker 3: google it. It's a fake pregnant belly, a silicone pregnant belly.
Speaker 2: If you will. There's a whole website where you can
Speaker 2: purchase a moon bump if you want to.
Speaker 1: Why would you need a fake one?
Speaker 10: Though?
Speaker 2: I don't know, mate. If you're in a movie, yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh okay. At least it's a niche market, though, isn't it.
Speaker 1: If you're on TV bump companies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you're in the theater. But apart from that,
Speaker 3: no real reason to pretend you're pregnant.
Speaker 5: Are you suggesting jokes that some people out there think
Speaker 5: this is disingenuous and she's doing it for clout for attention.
Speaker 1: No, Meghan Markle, I don't know wanting attention people, surely not.
Speaker 3: People are saying that her bump is too high or
Speaker 3: it's in the wrong shape to be real and to
Speaker 3: dance that way nine months pregnant and she was either
Speaker 3: superhuman or not pregnant at all.
Speaker 1: Come on, gosh, remember she had them.
Speaker 5: When we spoke about it last week, her and her
Speaker 5: friend in the podcast had the most obnoxious conversation of
Speaker 5: all time. Yeah, well, no listening, listing off all these
Speaker 5: things that they hadn't done, and they finished it with
Speaker 5: this yet yet?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So what we twenty four hours after this Megan Marchael
Speaker 5: video and she's sitting with Prince Harry going do people
Speaker 5: like me yet? It seems like they don't like me?
Speaker 5: And then the response, yeah, it's ongoing. Okay, I don't know,
Speaker 5: it's ongoing.
Speaker 2: I don't It makes me feel uncomfortable how people were
Speaker 2: laying into it. I don't like it. I don't like
Speaker 2: women turning on other women. It's awful. But at the
Speaker 2: same time, she makes it really hard to like her sometimes.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's almost it almost feels like she's so carefully
Speaker 3: curating her life to be likable that it makes it unlikable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, one hundred percent. I agree with what you're saying.
Speaker 5: Jodioti doesn't hate Meghan Markle yet.
Speaker 2: The rules are simple to hear.
Speaker 11: Six songs are from the same they can selected.
Speaker 1: Their song has the place If I let it go,
Speaker 1: that song is gone.
Speaker 2: Now let's get into the bang. Is that are ready
Speaker 2: to battle?
Speaker 5: Fox Ah?
Speaker 1: Good on you produce and I appreciate that.
Speaker 5: So it is eight apiece in this beautiful little battle
Speaker 5: that we call Battle of the Bangs where you get
Speaker 5: the chance to choose some music.
Speaker 2: Isn't it My gosh?
Speaker 1: Are you looking me like that? You're so aggressive? It's fun.
Speaker 1: That'd be fun.
Speaker 2: Don't be so sensitive.
Speaker 3: Firstly, all right, okay, random generator, tell us what you
Speaker 3: were doing the ship.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and eight. Oh okay, good year for chos
Speaker 1: solid all right, So here's the deal. Six songs first,
Speaker 1: one in best dress. You don't even have to be dressed.
Speaker 1: You ready to go? Jokes, here's the first one. What
Speaker 1: do we got?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 1: This takes me back to two thousand and eight in
Speaker 1: terms of their lyrics.
Speaker 2: You just stop pulling your shirt up and rubbing your stomach.
Speaker 2: Then that's so weird.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to getting the theme, Joe.
Speaker 2: Okay, mate, we don't get creep, is all I would say?
Speaker 1: Well, too late, No, it's no for me. A classic,
Speaker 1: all right? Next one solid, Yeah, it's probably no for
Speaker 1: me as well.
Speaker 2: Give you a second.
Speaker 3: Do you like it?
Speaker 1: It's good it?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 5: So that is Rihanna disturb your Yeah, cool, Jody, you
Speaker 5: have selected. Now I've got four songs to choose from.
Speaker 1: Next one.
Speaker 2: Just the closest I've ever come, just swearing.
Speaker 1: This is like your if you still had myspaces, would
Speaker 1: be your theme song, right.
Speaker 2: My funeral song for goodness sake.
Speaker 7: Out.
Speaker 5: So we've got a flow rider Hello, yep versus Rihanna Disturbia.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, what was lest?
Speaker 9: Two?
Speaker 5: Very different songs? Very different songs? All right, Ja's ready?
Speaker 5: This is what I probably could have gone to Jersey
Speaker 5: you excus.
Speaker 1: Good song. I wouldn't have won, not I'm sure he.
Speaker 2: Sings it and have we got It's the last good
Speaker 2: nights I never heard of. And it was the last
Speaker 2: life for them too, because they went on to do
Speaker 2: not much else the.
Speaker 1: Last time they were relevant. All right, there we go.
Speaker 1: Good we're doing on j C. Damn it.
Speaker 12: And the last one. I'm happy with my selection. I'm
Speaker 12: and I think you're happy with my selection. But just
Speaker 12: the recap.
Speaker 1: So I went with this and you, Jody my friend,
Speaker 1: went with this initial thoughts, my feeling song.
Speaker 2: It's just not my all time. Did you choose that
Speaker 2: to hurt myself.
Speaker 1: A little bit? Yes?
Speaker 2: Well done, it is so hurt yep.
Speaker 5: Okay, good stuff, Jody Hazy, please get voting right now.
Speaker 5: It is currently eight apiece. What a beautiful little contest.
Speaker 3: This is a beautiful contest because you were leading, and
Speaker 3: you know you were leading. What do you in this week?
Speaker 1: This week? Yeah, it's nice. Actually I haven't even voted yet.
Speaker 2: Oh you didn't vote yourself.
Speaker 1: It's the time ever I haven't voted myself.
Speaker 5: Do Yeah, Just to take a little trip down memory lane,
Speaker 5: do you remember there was one time where I won
Speaker 5: by a single vote, and then you revealed that you
Speaker 5: and your husband forgot to vote that week.
Speaker 2: Yes, that was very devastating, because it was extremely devastating.
Speaker 3: So I think I'm in a bit of trouble because
Speaker 3: you have chosen my favorite song of all time. That's
Speaker 3: just my funeral song. Is the coffins going down? This
Speaker 3: is what I want to be played one?
Speaker 5: So this week's selections from two thousand and eight, So
Speaker 5: I went with Jody's go to say she is.
Speaker 1: Getting lower down in the casket. You lower it down
Speaker 1: the casket. So that's my song. This song that you've gotten,
Speaker 1: it's a good tune, Joe tune. But is it good enough?
Speaker 1: That is the question?
Speaker 2: All right, all right, producer Molly, here we.
Speaker 8: Go, Czy.
Speaker 3: You didn't need to vote because you won sixty nine percent.
Speaker 2: Very apt figure for that song too, Isn't it makes sense?
Speaker 5: Makes sense? It feels like it was written in the
Speaker 5: stars to take us to nine eight. It's Thai contest,
Speaker 5: that wasn't it? Yeah, this week's winning song for Battle
Speaker 5: of the Bag is a flow rider and t pain.
Speaker 1: What a combination too. By the way, lo on an
Speaker 1: over nine one night.
Speaker 2: You like the sage I do get around it.
Speaker 1: Jode's dreams can be very very confusing.
Speaker 2: The days and there can be but scientists have a
Speaker 2: think about this.
Speaker 3: Have developed a headset that can record and replay your dreams. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's right, have a think about that, folks. Would you
Speaker 3: want to see your dreams back in real time? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Sometimes you wake up and you're like, I E a
Speaker 1: bit embarrassed by that dream.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So it uses AI and brain imaging.
Speaker 3: The device decodes brain activity during sleep to reconstruct dream visuals.
Speaker 3: So it's still in the very early stages at the moment,
Speaker 3: but it opens up that fascinating possibility for neuroscience and
Speaker 3: dream research.
Speaker 2: Do you have a recurring dream that you have, Doll.
Speaker 5: Yes, So I've spoken to about this a couple of times.
Speaker 5: So I have this dream that I'm in a really
Speaker 5: important running race, and all of a sudden, I'm like,
Speaker 5: here we go. Oh I can't run. Oh I really
Speaker 5: a struggle at running, right, It's yeah, it's like something's
Speaker 5: holding me back.
Speaker 3: So how important are we talking New York Marathon? Are
Speaker 3: we talking the one hundred meters at the Olympics.
Speaker 1: I just know that whatever it is is a crowd there, right,
Speaker 1: and it's an important running race. You're like, here we go.
Speaker 5: I'm feeling good. You're like, oh my gosh, my legs
Speaker 5: don't work properly. What's happening? Why am I so restricted?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And you have told me about this off air, and
Speaker 3: I thought, you know what, we need to decode this
Speaker 3: just you know this. This isn't in play yet, the
Speaker 3: replay dreams yet, the decoding video isn't in service just yet.
Speaker 2: But you know what it is.
Speaker 1: Chat Gptoh, chat jfpt's got an answer for everything.
Speaker 3: Oh, I thought i'd punch it in and find out
Speaker 3: exactly what you're I can't run in my dreams means
Speaker 3: you ready for this.
Speaker 11: Dreams where you're unable to run properly during a race
Speaker 11: often symbolize feelings of anxiety, self doubt, or a sense
Speaker 11: of underperforming in your waking life. It's about a fear
Speaker 11: of failure or inadequacy, and about not living up to experts.
Speaker 11: On this occasion, Hazy, your dream is your reality. You
Speaker 11: are useless at most tasks, and everyone around you feels disappointed.
Speaker 1: Oh, let's thank you. Chat JPET teaming up with Jody
Speaker 1: on that one.
Speaker 2: Oh dear, that's not great?
Speaker 1: Is that okay?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: This is interesting? What's your standard dream that you're a
Speaker 1: little bit confused about that.
Speaker 3: Well, I have this dream probably I reckon once maybe
Speaker 3: twice a week, and I don't understand it. But every
Speaker 3: single time, I'm in different situations or different states, and
Speaker 3: I'm trying to get to the airport to catch a
Speaker 3: plane to get home because I have something important that
Speaker 3: I have to do.
Speaker 2: Okay, so it's basically missing planes.
Speaker 5: Right, Well, let's punch that into chat Jpeta. See what
Speaker 5: the great man comes up with.
Speaker 1: Jody.
Speaker 11: Dreams about missing flights can be unsettling, represent stress and
Speaker 11: overwhelm or unprepared. They might arise during periods of high stress,
Speaker 11: tight deadlines, or significant life changes.
Speaker 1: Oh my very goodness you again.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm all right.
Speaker 3: Normally six to nine that happens, yea, periods periods of
Speaker 3: high stress.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 5: You have mentioned six to nine chat chapt Is there
Speaker 5: a way that we can make sure that Jody would
Speaker 5: avoid feeling unprepared and having these dreams in the future.
Speaker 11: Jordy, perhaps you would stop having these dreams if you
Speaker 11: were more organized. You can start by turning up to
Speaker 11: work on time and maybe try to listen during meetings.
Speaker 5: Aggressive but fair from chat Jptday Friday.
Speaker 1: Friday, Jodes.
Speaker 5: You know me, and you know that I can't get
Speaker 5: out of bed on the morning of Friday unless reach
Speaker 5: out to the great Man Ryan Fizzy Fitzgerald.
Speaker 2: So true me, none of us can. Adelaide can't.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Fitzy, Welcome, Welcome, Happy Friday. Going into a
Speaker 8: long weekend, very exciting.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what's exciting. What about tonight? Then Adelaide
Speaker 2: Cross taking on Bridson, mine's biggest test of the year.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'll be there. I thought I was going to
Speaker 8: be an r forward flank. Didn't get picnics. She's left
Speaker 8: me out. But I will be there tonight, freezing cold
Speaker 8: like the weather's.
Speaker 10: Yeah, this is horrible, but this is what it's all about.
Speaker 10: We've got to win these games.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what do you do fatigue when you're going to
Speaker 5: be out there battling all the elements?
Speaker 2: Yeah, in the West, out in the Western stand.
Speaker 9: I used to love well when I went to the Crows.
Speaker 9: I used to love doing the warm up with the
Speaker 9: team out in the oval and then that amazing moment
Speaker 9: that you get when everyone goes to their positions and
Speaker 9: I have to jump on the exercise.
Speaker 8: Box to keep myself warm.
Speaker 10: Good luck, good luck, and then three quarters later, I'm easy.
Speaker 2: I'm still here, mat Fitty.
Speaker 3: All week we've been talking about mobile phones and how
Speaker 3: they are as addictive as both alcohol and cigarettes, and
Speaker 3: you know you shouldn't be on them when your kids
Speaker 3: are doing activities in front of you, But my god,
Speaker 3: it's tempting, very tempting.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Nadi, I agree.
Speaker 9: I find myself half an hour in scrolling and then
Speaker 9: you get so down on yourself.
Speaker 1: I actually, how's this?
Speaker 9: When I was at South Adelaide my career AFL career
Speaker 9: was over, I went back to South Atlaida. I was
Speaker 9: recovering from a knee reconstruction I had about I was
Speaker 9: about five six weeks away from playing again, and I
Speaker 9: had an interview. I had to go in and go
Speaker 9: and see the coach, Robert Pyman, down at the Panthers right,
Speaker 9: and I was sitting out. I remember I was in
Speaker 9: the car park in my car and I looked at
Speaker 9: the time and it was like four fifty eight. I
Speaker 9: had a meeting with him at five before training that night,
Speaker 9: and I think we were just talking about my plan,
Speaker 9: the plan of coming back into the forward line and
Speaker 9: all this kind of stuff.
Speaker 8: Sitting there and I'm not joking. At four fifty nine,
Speaker 8: one minute.
Speaker 9: Before I was supposed to go in for this meeting,
Speaker 9: I get a phone call on my phone and it
Speaker 9: was Ender Male Production company saying to me, we're just
Speaker 9: ringing to inform you that we would like you to.
Speaker 8: Go into the Big Brother House.
Speaker 10: And I my heart skipped a beat and I was like,
Speaker 10: oh my gosh, Like I didn't expect this because I
Speaker 10: hadn't heard from him from about it for about a month,
Speaker 10: so I didn't think I was in.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so I'm sitting in the car and then they
Speaker 8: had to run through.
Speaker 10: All the details, oh no, of what I had to
Speaker 10: do and who I could bring up to the Gold
Speaker 10: Coast with me.
Speaker 9: I was on the phone for twenty five minutes and
Speaker 9: looked at the time, and I missed out on the
Speaker 9: meeting with Robert Pyman. He then had training at five thirty,
Speaker 9: so five o'clock was my meeting. Training was at five
Speaker 9: point thirty. The look that I got from him for
Speaker 9: missing out on the meeting and let alone training and
Speaker 9: then I had to go in and I had to
Speaker 9: tell him that I was given up football to go.
Speaker 8: And pursue some stupid reality show do you know what?
Speaker 1: Do you know what, Fitzy, I bet you regret it
Speaker 1: as well. You shouldn't have taken that call and you
Speaker 1: should have pursued your careers out there, lay mate? What
Speaker 1: are you going? What are you doing?
Speaker 3: You know what?
Speaker 8: I still wanted to keep getting injured and put my
Speaker 8: body through. How I should have continued with my footage crew.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that big brother thing didn't lead to anything else.
Speaker 8: No, I'm watching it. No one was watching it, stupid.
Speaker 1: I'm wearing an MLS T shirt right now.
Speaker 10: You've been our ambassador for years.
Speaker 8: You're the biggest loser going around, brother.
Speaker 3: True.
Speaker 2: Well, folk, all we're taking.
Speaker 8: This would be a great phoneer for you guys.
Speaker 9: You should get people to see what they have missed
Speaker 9: out on whilst being on a phone call. I'd love
Speaker 9: to know if someone's missed out on the birth of
Speaker 9: their child because they were on a work call or something.
Speaker 8: That hasn't happened to me. But I missed out on
Speaker 8: the conception of my child, unfortunately because I was on
Speaker 8: the phone.
Speaker 2: The great worrying was it was a one eight hundreds.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 8: Yeah, my wife told me you weren't even there for it.
Speaker 8: You're on the phone to work.
Speaker 1: I completely missed out. How is young Pablo? By the way,
Speaker 1: so much for.
Speaker 2: Your time and all. The best tonight for your crow
Speaker 2: is just try and keep it together at the ground.
Speaker 5: Go crom our boy Ryan Fitzy Fitzguial made some interesting
Speaker 5: points a few minutes ago in regards to mobile phone use.
Speaker 3: Well, we've been talking about this all week and how
Speaker 3: addictive your mobile phones can be. In fact, study has
Speaker 3: shown that they are as addictive as both nicotines, so
Speaker 3: smoking and also alcohol. It's wired to trigger off the
Speaker 3: same sort of dopamine hit that you get from those
Speaker 3: other two things.
Speaker 2: Isn't that incredible?
Speaker 3: And we've just had discussions about how sometimes when you're
Speaker 3: at your kids' activities, it's very tempting to jump on
Speaker 3: your phone even though you know you shouldn't.
Speaker 2: Kids swimming for.
Speaker 5: Example, Yes, yes, I don't want to miss them potentially drowning.
Speaker 5: Now it's probably the big thing as well, It is
Speaker 5: a big thing in the learning stage. Is fitz you
Speaker 5: missed a very very important meeting South Adelade because he
Speaker 5: was getting phone called.
Speaker 2: That big brother about the Big Brother House.
Speaker 1: So good reason to be on the phone, but still Yep.
Speaker 2: The lure of the phone is a real thing.
Speaker 3: And I remember once being at a dance competition for
Speaker 3: my twelve year old summer and they're long.
Speaker 2: Any dance mum will tell you they're not sure.
Speaker 5: They drag and look, you can be forgiving, forgiven, rather
Speaker 5: for thinking. I just I'm a little bit interested as
Speaker 5: to what's happening on Instagram right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well from that look for me in the audience,
Speaker 3: it wasn't so much Instagram. But I remember vividly that
Speaker 3: the Ola thirty six's were in the final game of
Speaker 3: their series, in the NVAL.
Speaker 1: Final, oh against Melbourne United.
Speaker 3: Yes, and I might or maybe or may not have
Speaker 3: had the phone in my lab watching game three or
Speaker 3: whatever it was game five, can't remember any who. Afterwards,
Speaker 3: she said, oh, Mom, did you see my contemporary? And
Speaker 3: I was like, yes, yes I did, Darling, you did
Speaker 3: very well and she said, I fell out of my
Speaker 3: arabesque and uh huh, I know, I did.
Speaker 8: I did.
Speaker 2: I did pick up when you didn't quite know that manute.
Speaker 5: She was, yes, you go, yes, yes I do remember
Speaker 5: Jerome Randall missing that shot. Yes, the arabesque, Yeah, can happen.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty fourten, What did you miss because you were
Speaker 3: on your phone?
Speaker 2: Let's do this.
Speaker 1: Their wild little distraction devices, aren't they.
Speaker 2: I know they're horrendous.
Speaker 1: Give us a call, Aphrograph's best caller.
Speaker 5: We've got some Thunderbirds Tickets to see Girls Take On
Speaker 5: the Giants thirteen twenty four ten. What did you miss
Speaker 5: because you were on your phone? I think we're all
Speaker 5: guilty of it. It's some stage in our lives.