Speaker 1: You can tell you the quiet I'm hunting a lab.
Speaker 2: It's words you can't say. Favorite time of the week.
Speaker 2: Is there a word you cannot say?
Speaker 3: Very important that we point out during this segment. We
Speaker 3: may laugh with you, but never at you.
Speaker 1: You got it unless it's real bad.
Speaker 2: Oh, and then we will like it. Thirteen twenty four,
Speaker 2: ten years your word in a sentence, let's go.
Speaker 1: Laura in Mount dani good morning? Is it Chile in
Speaker 1: Mount Daneied? This morning?
Speaker 2: Freezing cold?
Speaker 1: Down there?
Speaker 2: I was watching something on the green there at Mount
Speaker 2: Daneta State.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, down the green. They're nice, all right, Laura
Speaker 3: tell us. Is there a word you cannot say? Can
Speaker 3: you throw it? In a sentence?
Speaker 2: I blew up a balloon for the party?
Speaker 1: Love that?
Speaker 2: Sorry you did? What?
Speaker 3: I blew up a balloon?
Speaker 1: What about a hot air balloon? Have you ever been
Speaker 1: in one of those?
Speaker 2: Yes, I've been in air balloon. It does rattle me
Speaker 2: when I hear balloon.
Speaker 1: Isn't it spelt balloon?
Speaker 2: It is?
Speaker 1: Well, what the hell do the rest of us say?
Speaker 2: Balloon? Well you don't say. You don't say vacuum.
Speaker 1: Well maybe we should vacuum.
Speaker 2: Let's start saying things.
Speaker 1: W the dou w is controversial.
Speaker 3: W what's you vacuumm?
Speaker 2: In Geelong? What is a word you cannot say using
Speaker 2: the sentence?
Speaker 3: Harry Potter and the philopists staying, Oh.
Speaker 1: That's so cute. I'll say it again. What's your favorite book?
Speaker 3: Hell? Philister?
Speaker 1: Say the book again?
Speaker 3: Harry Potter and the Philosphists staying, Philosophers. She's saying, I
Speaker 3: don't even know what she's saying, philosophers.
Speaker 1: That's the background going say philosopher, well done, but you
Speaker 1: can't spell it, Jason.
Speaker 2: No, not even sure. Sean, how are you?
Speaker 1: Good morning?
Speaker 2: How are you? Yeah? We're good? Madhouse worby this morning?
Speaker 2: Yeah a bit fresh nine degrees down here, but yeah,
Speaker 2: thanks Jane.
Speaker 1: But I live in Nixon's on the line.
Speaker 2: Use your word in a sentence, go for it. Finalizing
Speaker 2: a contract for a house. I have to do my
Speaker 2: due diligence.
Speaker 3: You actually nearly gossip due diligence on.
Speaker 2: You have to do your duds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a mouthful due diligence.
Speaker 2: You need to really here, I'll tell you what you do.
Speaker 3: Moisten the lips? Would you say you would moistening the
Speaker 3: lips the same as quetting the whistle.
Speaker 2: Let out anyway, So you've moistened the lips.
Speaker 1: You've just got to that's disgusting.
Speaker 2: Open open wide, due diligence you.
Speaker 1: So much, you're gagging and something. Okay, this is terrible to.
Speaker 2: Due diligence, you dili Okay, moving on, Vanessa.
Speaker 3: Kay, good morning, Loane, Hey, clean morning.
Speaker 1: Queen enthusiasm to.
Speaker 2: Clin sounds like she's hanging out the back window of
Speaker 2: a car.
Speaker 1: All right, Vanessa, what can't you say? Throw it in
Speaker 1: a sentence for us?
Speaker 3: Okay, last night I cooked the family Mombolian beef.
Speaker 1: You love that, don't you, Jays? It's your favorite thing
Speaker 1: to order?
Speaker 2: Comes in?
Speaker 1: Vanessa? What's that one called.
Speaker 3: Sizzling steak?
Speaker 1: The Mongolian beef?
Speaker 2: Gotta be careful of the sizzling plate with what you're
Speaker 2: wearing in a restaurant when it comes out.
Speaker 3: Can I just say I would never, in my wildest
Speaker 3: dreams order one of those sizzling plates. It's so embarrassing.
Speaker 3: It is embarrassing when the waiter walks through the restaurant
Speaker 3: space and everyone's like, Oh, where's that going, where's that going?
Speaker 2: Sizzle?
Speaker 1: For long enough they get out of my life. To
Speaker 1: keep in the.
Speaker 2: Kitchen and stop sizzling.
Speaker 1: Keep the sizzle in the kitchen?
Speaker 2: How are you with a don't even know?
Speaker 1: If I wanted to cook it myself, I'd stay home.
Speaker 2: A birthday like when the staff come out and sing
Speaker 2: Happy Birthday. What about when they pull out of it?
Speaker 2: When they play it around the restaurant.
Speaker 3: I love it when I sing happy birthday to other
Speaker 3: people on stranger's tables. If someone pulls out a cake
Speaker 3: on table seventeen and I'm on table thirty five, I'll
Speaker 3: be singing. And then when they go happy birthday too,
Speaker 3: I just.
Speaker 2: Go from now on, yay. Whenever she goes out.
Speaker 1: It's not funny. It's not funny.
Speaker 2: It's going to make Let's make it ourt thing.
Speaker 1: Clear, it's not funny.
Speaker 2: We'll ring the restaurant. Go to one of those restaurants
Speaker 2: on Victoria Street Vietnamese where they play the play.
Speaker 3: The song I've got from going to the cake the
Speaker 3: Teppanyaki one on Chapel Street where they made me dress.
Speaker 1: Up as a samurai once.
Speaker 3: Sorry yeah, and then they bring out a saw and
Speaker 3: you cut the cake with the sword.
Speaker 1: It wasn't my birthday, wasn't even my birthday.
Speaker 2: We must go, We must go.
Speaker 3: We are not going someone's birthday yours. Jason Lauren Jason
Speaker 3: Lauren wake up feeling good A number one hundred.
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