Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne, wakey, wakey Melbourn. Jason Lauren, Wow, starting
Speaker 1: morning the right away.
Speaker 2: Be great. This is Jason Lauren Nogel one hundred. Well,
Speaker 2: good morning everybody. Welcoming you Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Good morning, right.
Speaker 2: Day, right day, baby, we're getting money back.
Speaker 3: Is it going to happen?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay said yeah, said.
Speaker 1: It would, I said it in the news. Yeah, high expectations.
Speaker 1: It's been a while.
Speaker 3: How long has it been?
Speaker 1: Well, this rate at the moment we've got four point
Speaker 1: three five percent has held steady since twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: so this.
Speaker 2: Will be the first drop since then.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, it's been It's time.
Speaker 3: Give us give us a break.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, give us a bright fun fun. Police over
Speaker 2: here is going. Let's not good to hear of yourself.
Speaker 1: You know we have got to hit ourselves once or
Speaker 1: twice before and then the Reserve Bank goes Nope, on hold, what's.
Speaker 4: Wrong with the Reserve Bank?
Speaker 3: Police?
Speaker 4: Christmas party'd be boring?
Speaker 2: No, wouldn't go off. They've got all our money, Come.
Speaker 1: On in charge anyway. Look, it's looking hopeful. We should
Speaker 1: know this afternoon, right, and.
Speaker 2: Then do we have to wait for that bit in
Speaker 2: the news where they go all the big banks passed.
Speaker 5: On, so that it's up to the banks to pass
Speaker 5: on if they don't get.
Speaker 3: Out fast, so the banks don't have to do it.
Speaker 5: Well, they don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, what's the point of the RBA.
Speaker 2: Hey hate, it's not his fault. Calm down to them now, listen.
Speaker 2: I want to warn everyone today. We're going to dive
Speaker 2: more into that with an actual finance expert after seven.
Speaker 2: Just I just I just want to warn everyone today.
Speaker 3: What's wrong?
Speaker 2: She seems angry.
Speaker 3: I'm a bit hungry this morning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hungry?
Speaker 3: No, because I walked in yesterday and you went, what
Speaker 3: are you? What do you look like?
Speaker 4: Because I have my hair out? Was all kind of.
Speaker 2: You rocked up like you're bringing back aerobics.
Speaker 3: Stop and you're doing a rose big o starle at
Speaker 3: me all day since I've gone with jeans and a
Speaker 3: tea in my hand.
Speaker 2: And what did I say to you?
Speaker 3: You gave me the weirdest look, and then I went,
Speaker 3: what's your problem?
Speaker 4: And you said, oh, you look slim, which was.
Speaker 2: I said you look clean, which was a panic. No
Speaker 2: it wasn't. I was very thrown because you're doing fab fast.
Speaker 2: You're doing this metabolic research it was.
Speaker 4: Thrown that I'm tre mud. Stop talking if I was sitting.
Speaker 2: In freezes every day. It's working. You look great, but
Speaker 2: she seems edgy.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm annoyed. I'm annoyed about something I did
Speaker 3: last night.
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm at Melbourne Park watching a tennis match,
Speaker 1: back and forth and forth. It feels like you should
Speaker 1: have seen a scene out of Maps last night and
Speaker 1: I were going to talk about it later, but wow,
Speaker 1: I missed.
Speaker 3: It because I watched something else that I'm frustrated with.
Speaker 2: You know what, how about we open the show with
Speaker 2: that next?
Speaker 3: But I'm in a perfectly fine mode Melbourne. I'm promising.
Speaker 2: Morning.
Speaker 3: Only that put someone in a bad mood is when
Speaker 3: you're actually in a good mood and someone keeps going
Speaker 3: you're in a bad mood.
Speaker 4: You're in a bad mood.
Speaker 2: You're great mood, you look clean, You're ready to.
Speaker 4: Get talk to Clint. H Clint, he can talk through
Speaker 4: you from now.
Speaker 5: I don't want to be brought into this, can you tell?
Speaker 2: Lauren? And I'm very excited about some guests that we
Speaker 2: have on after eight o'clock.
Speaker 5: He says, you look very lean.
Speaker 1: Don't do that.
Speaker 2: Welcome to your Tuesday everyone. We've got a huge show
Speaker 2: coming up today. We're going to talk interest rates after
Speaker 2: seven with an actual expert. We'll find out this is
Speaker 2: going to happen, an actual expert. Plus, we've got tickets
Speaker 2: to the Melbourne Grand Prix, your chance to win those
Speaker 2: after seven and some guests joining us today.
Speaker 3: You've been trying for three three years.
Speaker 2: I've been asking these guys to come on. They finally
Speaker 2: said yes. Find out who it is very soon. This
Speaker 2: is nov You are on the air with Jas and
Speaker 2: Luren today. What are we going for? Tops of twenty
Speaker 2: one and showers?
Speaker 3: Yesterday afternoon was beautiful though.
Speaker 2: It was an awesome life.
Speaker 3: I was going to be SHOWERI and rainy, but it
Speaker 3: was lovely.
Speaker 2: At the pool shop getting the water tested.
Speaker 3: The water going do it yourself.
Speaker 5: Haven't got a little pH thing and yeah.
Speaker 2: I've got the sticks. But it's good. Just every now
Speaker 2: you get Bob at the pool shop, Yeah, Bob checks,
Speaker 2: it goes no piss goodness, weep good. Here's your chlorine?
Speaker 5: You chlorine or a salt guy?
Speaker 3: Salt colorinated salts, that's orated salt.
Speaker 2: That yeah, I want to go to the mineral. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: don't really understand the difference, like it's mineral springs. Well,
Speaker 2: I just think they're geting so many tourist down in
Speaker 2: morning to that those hot springs. I could roll the
Speaker 2: buses in in Bentley.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you love having strangers at your house.
Speaker 2: The pool would pay for itself, all.
Speaker 3: Right, guys. I went to bed at six forty five
Speaker 3: last night with great excitement and anticipation for this.
Speaker 2: The hell is this?
Speaker 3: White Lotus is back, Baby White Lotus season three.
Speaker 4: They've changed the theme song though.
Speaker 2: I hate when they do that, when they change Pepper
Speaker 2: on Home and Away that really theme for the first two.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so White Loadus.
Speaker 5: It's a bit familiar.
Speaker 3: Now White Lotus if you haven't seen it. It's basically
Speaker 3: setting the White Lotus at a White Lotus holiday resort.
Speaker 3: Season one took us to Hawaii, season two took us
Speaker 3: to Sicily, and now season three we're in Thailand. Ladies
Speaker 3: and gentlemen.
Speaker 4: It's sort of a resort health retreat style results.
Speaker 3: Question question, question.
Speaker 2: After you for sure?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jennifer Cooler just she dead. Well.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've seen the other ones, but
Speaker 3: she's not in this one.
Speaker 2: Use her correct title plas stiffles.
Speaker 3: What you know who is in this Patrick Schwarzenegger. Oh
Speaker 3: oh yeah, he's got a like. He plays one of
Speaker 3: the sons of a very wealthy family who are at
Speaker 3: the resort. Now. I was all sorts of excited, a
Speaker 3: little frustrated because it was released on the sixteenth, and
Speaker 3: I got so excited on Sunday night to watch it.
Speaker 3: But it was the sixteenth in America and this seventeenth here.
Speaker 3: So last night six thirty five, climbed into bed ready
Speaker 3: to watch Schotznegger.
Speaker 2: I was very confused. I thought Patrick's razy.
Speaker 3: Then that's Schwarzenegger, Patrick Schwarzenegger. Anyway, you know what's annoying
Speaker 3: about it?
Speaker 4: And it was great.
Speaker 3: I loved episode one until I went to watch well
Speaker 3: there is more than one episode, until I went to
Speaker 3: watch episode two, and I have to wait till next week.
Speaker 2: School.
Speaker 3: How can you put a show on binge that you
Speaker 3: can't binge that's the point of binge.
Speaker 1: That's just its just a little tea, but it is on.
Speaker 3: The point of binge. You can get it and then
Speaker 3: you can binge watch. Like I was in bed six
Speaker 3: thirty for a six forty five kickoff and I'm gonna
Speaker 3: get two.
Speaker 2: Episode screen screen six.
Speaker 3: I was in bed fifteen minutes early for it. I
Speaker 3: don't believe you. I had at five point thirty how
Speaker 3: to shower at six, climbed into bed.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's Patrick Shotznegger.
Speaker 3: Schwartz Negger's ripped.
Speaker 2: YEA.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's got the good jet. But I think he
Speaker 3: should be allowed to do that. You thought I was
Speaker 3: in a bad mood this morning. You should have seen
Speaker 3: me last night when I went to hit plane next
Speaker 3: and it said to see you on the twenty third.
Speaker 2: Are you able to get it? Because I know you're
Speaker 2: still watching TV in nineteen eighty five?
Speaker 1: You got I've got the foxtail.
Speaker 2: Box, Clint grow you and my mate Lucky.
Speaker 3: Do you have Optus too?
Speaker 1: What I do have?
Speaker 2: I've got the bundle.
Speaker 1: So she got my Foxtel box into my Telstra at
Speaker 1: home Internet.
Speaker 3: Into your phone, into my buddy phone.
Speaker 2: Have you a home phone?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: I don't ever hope.
Speaker 3: I still remember my old home phone number at three
Speaker 3: nine double before one. That was before there was even
Speaker 3: a nine in front.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's right. We had to add And.
Speaker 3: Then they were like, oh, there's so many people in
Speaker 3: the country now we're all having too many babies. Let's
Speaker 3: add a nine in front Queen's anto.
Speaker 2: As you've started saying that, I've watched our twenty five
Speaker 2: year old producer gen Z. Just tune out, like I
Speaker 2: got she's talking.
Speaker 5: About the phone.
Speaker 3: Do you have a home phone?
Speaker 5: I think it runs got one? If you got an
Speaker 5: internet connection?
Speaker 2: Do you No? I don't have an actual phone. Hey,
Speaker 2: thirteen twenty four to ten? Can you call us on
Speaker 2: your home phone?
Speaker 3: Home?
Speaker 2: If anyone has sure, we are not accepting any call on.
Speaker 4: Nana Margaret is.
Speaker 2: The one where it's you put your finger in and.
Speaker 3: Then Nanimavis had one of those old ones. Yea Nada Mark,
Speaker 3: she's got the home phone with the answering machine.
Speaker 2: Take and then wasn't it a big thing if you
Speaker 2: made the speeder little thing.
Speaker 3: At the Yeah?
Speaker 4: There was six.
Speaker 2: Yeah. If I had a fight with my friends, I'd
Speaker 2: trade them out.
Speaker 4: I had a pink home phone in my room.
Speaker 2: A phone in your room?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had a pink one had a long cord,
Speaker 3: and I felt like I was on the babysitters Club.
Speaker 3: My mom was like, can you stop answering the phone
Speaker 3: going hello, babysitters club?
Speaker 1: What about when the home phone rang, and then someone
Speaker 1: else called and you had call waiting.
Speaker 3: Oh what about what a fun? What about when you
Speaker 3: were on the phone and your brother would try and
Speaker 3: get on the internet and then in the middle of
Speaker 3: your phone call.
Speaker 2: Or what I used to do is if i'd see
Speaker 2: my sister answering, I'd try and pick up at the
Speaker 2: same time on the other face, and then you could.
Speaker 4: I'd listen all the time.
Speaker 3: You too, Yeah, as if, as if you wouldn't have
Speaker 3: So no one's calling from the home phone this morning,
Speaker 3: thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: Sorry people with home phones thirteen twenty four ten. Got
Speaker 2: to spell it out for yes, Yeah, you're my mate Lucky.
Speaker 2: He's stuck in the old days and he's still got
Speaker 2: fox ste and we're trying to get him to do
Speaker 2: the binjat yeah, and he's like, no, I'm not changing.
Speaker 2: I might, mate. Look, what are you paying? What do
Speaker 2: you pay? A few little Foxtel.
Speaker 1: Box words in a bundle? But I do it for
Speaker 1: you know what I do it bundle.
Speaker 3: It's just hard to get out of. Once you're in
Speaker 3: a bundle, you're stuck in it for like five.
Speaker 2: At the IQ box where you've got to set what
Speaker 2: shows you want to do?
Speaker 1: It's like you two, are you religned?
Speaker 2: Yeah? You can.
Speaker 3: Hang on. Someone's calling from a private number. Is that
Speaker 3: a private home number?
Speaker 7: Hello?
Speaker 3: Is it a home line?
Speaker 2: So you can't just do responding. Let's say White Lotus
Speaker 2: is out right? Can you just watch it when you
Speaker 2: want or you've got to wake up? It's on at
Speaker 2: seven pm.
Speaker 3: Hit record someone's called.
Speaker 2: Don't let's try and pick it up.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello, Hello.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, are you calling us on a landline
Speaker 4: home phone?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: What's your name?
Speaker 3: How often do you use the home phone?
Speaker 9: I haven't got above?
Speaker 2: You should bundle off?
Speaker 1: So there's this thing.
Speaker 5: Got a bundle?
Speaker 2: You are meccas or a H. J.
Speaker 3: McDonald's very really, I go Hungry Jacks. I don't need
Speaker 3: a lot of that stuff, but when I do, it's
Speaker 3: a cheeseburger, large fries and six you can like it's
Speaker 3: a sweet.
Speaker 2: And that's my girl.
Speaker 1: I mean a wo with cheese is very strong.
Speaker 3: Actually, I don't mind very strong on top.
Speaker 2: It's been years since I've walked into Hungry Jacks, but.
Speaker 3: They're still still I think, yeah, yeah, yeah, because it's.
Speaker 2: Still that thing where they scream into the microphone. The
Speaker 2: kids out the back. You have to make the orders.
Speaker 3: You can't understand it.
Speaker 2: And you watch them and they mic away the burger
Speaker 2: and on my head, did you understand the microwave they warm?
Speaker 3: They cook them fresh on the grill.
Speaker 2: I think that.
Speaker 1: I think the burger bun at Hungry Jacks is a
Speaker 1: little mica wa.
Speaker 3: It's a bit I like Betty's. Actually Betty's Burger.
Speaker 4: They don't do that at Betty's Burgers.
Speaker 2: No, they don't.
Speaker 3: Bettysburger is quite cool. And those thick shaked things they have.
Speaker 2: Be careful though, because I've always said shake. Hungry Jack's
Speaker 2: worker was caught in the city the other day here
Speaker 2: in Melbourne. They've gone viral on the top.
Speaker 3: You know you're in trouble when you've gone viral on
Speaker 3: the top. People don't often go viral for a good reason.
Speaker 5: Constitute's viral.
Speaker 3: A couple of hundred likes, many people posting it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, multiple look what they're caught doing. I do
Speaker 2: on a weekly basis, but I think it runs a
Speaker 2: bit grossed out because all the bins would be filled
Speaker 2: with leftover takeaway. The employee had to get in the
Speaker 2: bin and do the odd stomp thing, get down inside
Speaker 2: the giant bin of god knows what's in there.
Speaker 3: We put some stuff in the neighbors bin the other night.
Speaker 3: There's like apartments next to us and they'd put them
Speaker 3: all I can put them out, and one of them
Speaker 3: was kind of empty, so we put some extra stuff
Speaker 3: in and a lady came and took it out. What
Speaker 3: she must have seen people doing it. She took it.
Speaker 3: She put it back on the n on the just
Speaker 3: but the bin was had room.
Speaker 2: Nothing ships me more.
Speaker 3: If it's an empty bin that's gone back into its
Speaker 3: going out that much, you're like.
Speaker 2: It's going on the rubbish, I know, like get off
Speaker 2: your high horse kind of people at Bloody get reel
Speaker 2: up in arms about people using their bin. Can just
Speaker 2: get I know.
Speaker 3: And if the bin's on the nature strip, it's a
Speaker 3: bad game. If it's going out that night. If it's empty,
Speaker 3: you can't go putting stuff in it. After it's been greed.
Speaker 4: People just have a free empty bin themselves.
Speaker 2: Yeah for twenty four hours. If they still book of
Speaker 2: rules on bins, free game, you're not. I almost purchased
Speaker 2: the other day. This is quite degrading. We look at
Speaker 2: the screen. It's a bin lever.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. We need one of those.
Speaker 5: Squasher.
Speaker 2: It's a bin squasher, a bin.
Speaker 4: Oh my God pulled froth over this. It's his birthday soon.
Speaker 5: What it's only eighty bucks a.
Speaker 4: Bin waste compactor. Can you get that on Amazon?
Speaker 2: I bet he won't expect that.
Speaker 3: He would love it. So you're telling me the man
Speaker 3: at Hungry Jacks did that, but himself. He stood in
Speaker 3: the bin and jumped up with all this is.
Speaker 2: If you google bin lever you'll get what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: But it attaches to.
Speaker 3: The bin lever. It's a bin waste compactors.
Speaker 2: Depending on the week.
Speaker 1: I've got an issue with this because some hang on
Speaker 1: hear me out. Sometimes you can squash the contents of
Speaker 1: the bin so tight that when it gets picked up,
Speaker 1: it doesn't come out.
Speaker 2: I've had that problem Clinton.
Speaker 3: See you, Well, don't squash it too tight.
Speaker 2: You know what that's on the garbo though. He needs
Speaker 2: to be checking the camera as they do to check
Speaker 2: that there's no bodies or gas bottles, but they also
Speaker 2: need to inspect that did you give your garbage?
Speaker 3: Did you give your garbage man beers for Christmas?
Speaker 2: Yes? Sometimes I do.
Speaker 3: That sounds like I know.
Speaker 2: I did it ten years ago.
Speaker 3: No, we did, and I'm like, I reckon. He tries
Speaker 3: harder with our bins because sometimes I'm like, can I
Speaker 3: do a double round? He's like yes, really yeah, because
Speaker 3: I gave.
Speaker 5: Him the bees on but you get the same guy.
Speaker 3: But I gave him a six pack and our neighbor
Speaker 3: gave him a slab and I was like, you've just
Speaker 3: tried to upstage. You've won.
Speaker 4: But he likes our street because we gave him presents.
Speaker 2: It's a maine of mind. It lives on I think
Speaker 2: it's Tucker Road and one side of the street is
Speaker 2: done on like the Wednesday, and the other side has
Speaker 2: done two over.
Speaker 3: The other side.
Speaker 2: That's what he does.
Speaker 4: I thought it was all streets one day.
Speaker 2: Melbourne.
Speaker 3: No, No, like any streets, it gets done. I thought
Speaker 3: both sides would get done.
Speaker 2: There's normally in a corner and Yep goes at the.
Speaker 3: End of the street, turns around, comes back and does
Speaker 3: the other side. But sometimes if we're if we're home,
Speaker 3: we'll do that and run it across the other side.
Speaker 3: And it's like, it's all right, that's.
Speaker 2: What I'm like, you know what at the end of
Speaker 2: the day. It's the garb's not exactly now exactly.
Speaker 4: Where does it go? You're still talking about where does
Speaker 4: the garbage go?
Speaker 2: Look how you get through life? You just don't want
Speaker 2: to know where it goes.
Speaker 3: No, I just ask the question where does it go?
Speaker 3: You know you can't answer it.
Speaker 2: That's why you've the recycling center.
Speaker 5: No it doesn't where does it go? Waste goes into
Speaker 5: a hole in the ground.
Speaker 4: The quarry set it on fire.
Speaker 2: Now that's in the Simpsons.
Speaker 3: What do you mean it's just a whole fall of trash?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean did you ever go to the dump
Speaker 2: when you're into a tip?
Speaker 1: Every day?
Speaker 3: For the whole of eternity? It goes in the one
Speaker 3: hole because it's to be full.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of holes, does anyone countries in the world?
Speaker 4: So all our rubbish from Melbourne goes in one hole?
Speaker 1: Not one hole? There's multiple holes? How big every not
Speaker 1: every suburb.
Speaker 3: But the hole is up.
Speaker 1: No, it's called landfill.
Speaker 2: You go the other hole.
Speaker 3: So how do you so once it's full, it just
Speaker 3: stays there.
Speaker 2: You move to a different hole.
Speaker 3: They don't set fire to they cover it up and.
Speaker 5: Then they build houses on it.
Speaker 2: Sometimes seriously crazy new development being built on a tip.
Speaker 2: But oh my god, I don't think they're doing the
Speaker 2: holes were in your area?
Speaker 3: How many holes are there Whourne.
Speaker 1: Like the southeast might have a few here we got
Speaker 1: a map of all the holes.
Speaker 3: There's not many holes for the whole of Melbourne, though.
Speaker 1: The big holes a hole. There's a big near where
Speaker 1: you grew up in Mount Waverley. There's a big residential
Speaker 1: development which is built on.
Speaker 3: A hole and underneath this just food and stuff. By
Speaker 3: the time, it like decomposers. Wouldn't the whole wouldn't the
Speaker 3: houses sink? I'm not.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? Should we send it?
Speaker 5: A tape?
Speaker 2: This is up there with how do they build tunnels?
Speaker 3: Well, that's still a baffling to me because someone told
Speaker 3: me there's a floating tunnel holes.
Speaker 5: Melbourne's got a lot of holes.
Speaker 2: We need it.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of people with a lot of rubbish.
Speaker 2: What's great about listening to no Over in the mornings?
Speaker 2: You always learn something we don't, but you might.
Speaker 3: I haven't learned a thing. I still don't understand the
Speaker 3: whole situation.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 3: Hole gets on Google gets two stars. What's wrong with that?
Speaker 2: Hole, it's almost full, so just very for clarity.
Speaker 5: When you put your rubbish out, where did you think
Speaker 5: it went on?
Speaker 3: Files?
Speaker 10: So much.
Speaker 3: Acinerator? And then it's just as, who's that so much space?
Speaker 2: Truck never gets full, it just comes back every week.
Speaker 2: I would say I'm friends with most of my exes,
Speaker 2: which really rattles you.
Speaker 3: Yes, well, I don't know about it.
Speaker 5: What's unique?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but there's friends and then there's like you call
Speaker 3: each other, you know, a couple of times a week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But like I grew up with three older sisters,
Speaker 2: so I think I'm just I'm not your bloky. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not your bloking.
Speaker 4: No, you are not. You're not very fem though, either.
Speaker 5: He who owns a hair straight.
Speaker 3: Now, yes, a portable hair straightener, so we can take
Speaker 3: it with him wherever he wants.
Speaker 2: I've got to got a table one too, and.
Speaker 4: To dice and hairy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this case they call this one.
Speaker 3: Look, I actually think it's nice when you separate or
Speaker 3: you go your separate ways and you can remain friends.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately for me that hasn't happened. Fortunately, I should say no,
Speaker 3: but I'm friendly with some of my exits anyway.
Speaker 2: On the weekend, I ran into an X of a
Speaker 2: different kind. I was at my young son's basketball game.
Speaker 2: Now he used to play for one team, the Cobbras.
Speaker 3: I used to play for the Sculpers, Skelpers for the Jets,
Speaker 3: the Jets.
Speaker 2: He was the Scalpers. Phelix was the Jets. Anyway, it
Speaker 2: gets to the end of season sometimes and you know, they,
Speaker 2: you know, families start going, maybe we'll take these players,
Speaker 2: these were able started team over here, and it becomes
Speaker 2: trade week, Clint, really, don't.
Speaker 4: I just go up in ages?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And they branch out to different clubs like this in
Speaker 2: the pack.
Speaker 3: It gets political, right to get to the end of
Speaker 3: the season and think, thank god, I don't have to
Speaker 3: see these parents again.
Speaker 2: Depending on the parents, yeah, I've actually had a pretty
Speaker 2: good run.
Speaker 4: Maybe you're that parent.
Speaker 2: Any Way, we split off to a different team, the Vipers.
Speaker 5: Vipers, not the Cobbras Coppras.
Speaker 4: The Vipers sick Ers is a cool name.
Speaker 2: But on the weekend, Felix's game had finished and the
Speaker 2: team coming into play afterwards was his old team, the Seagulls.
Speaker 2: It was all the old parents.
Speaker 4: Why did he leave the team? Was we were sort
Speaker 4: of out?
Speaker 3: I feel oh, not as good.
Speaker 2: So it's just that awkward, like, oh.
Speaker 3: Was his team still going?
Speaker 9: How are you? Oh?
Speaker 2: Good to see everyone, and then the parents are you well, well,
Speaker 2: how are you? It was just like the awkward like,
Speaker 2: how's the family doing? Great? How are you guys?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Great kids? Look at the kids are growing?
Speaker 3: Did you do We're way happier in this team.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't want to go down that road.
Speaker 3: When we saw our ex colleagues and boss last year.
Speaker 3: How's it going? We are so much happier. Everything is great,
Speaker 3: never been better.
Speaker 2: Actually, haven't got here in the shower at night. Things
Speaker 2: are looking that.
Speaker 3: It works, there is a door, it's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah I didn't. I took the high ground. Shame I know,
Speaker 2: but it was bloody awkward.
Speaker 3: They feel awkward?
Speaker 1: Do you think, oh it was awkward?
Speaker 3: Was there a follow up text?
Speaker 2: Oh? Absolutely not. I got out there. It was just
Speaker 2: but the chat was so surface level, like, oh, look
Speaker 2: at they've all grown. That's what happens anyway, have a
Speaker 2: good game with.
Speaker 3: The kids, okay, because the kids generally don't care.
Speaker 2: Kids will fine, kids heldn't care less.
Speaker 4: But just running into X's like that though, is like
Speaker 4: it is awkward.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, hairdressers, see my hairdress and marine over who
Speaker 3: I love Deally. She's one of my favorite people in
Speaker 3: the world. If I left her, she would hunt me
Speaker 3: down and kill me. Yeah, for sure, you run into
Speaker 3: She'll never be my ex, do you know? And she's
Speaker 3: the best, So I don't need to leave.
Speaker 1: X's in that sense, the personal trainer X as always
Speaker 1: with your personal trainer.
Speaker 2: Hey click, good to see, Oh you've been working out
Speaker 2: who'd been working out with?
Speaker 3: But sometimes you just need to move on. You need
Speaker 3: a different type of different style. It's very hard.
Speaker 5: Persons, yeah, partners, just.
Speaker 3: People in your life.
Speaker 2: I think it'd be fine in your case, Clink because
Speaker 2: they would have seen you post about the new personal
Speaker 2: trainer a lot, so it wouldn't be a shock.
Speaker 3: Trainers is hard.
Speaker 2: I want to talk exes, but not the ones you say,
Speaker 2: not relationship, not relationship exes, but ex workmates X, hairdressers,
Speaker 2: X personal trainers. Wherever you run into yeah.
Speaker 3: Or you resign and say you're changing industries and oh
Speaker 3: you're not, really.
Speaker 2: You're not, We're moving nowhere. Thirteen twenty four to ten
Speaker 2: is our number. Have you run into an ex.
Speaker 3: Not an ex boyfriend or girlfriend? Or wife or husband.
Speaker 3: What would you call these people?
Speaker 2: An ex who knows ex service people? No, that sounds
Speaker 2: like the an next frame.
Speaker 3: No, what about a friend that you've had a falling
Speaker 3: out with and then you awkward to And it's been
Speaker 3: five years now, so realistically everyone's over it, but it's
Speaker 3: still awkward.
Speaker 2: My old co host who I worked with him and
Speaker 2: I don't talk. And then I had to go to like.
Speaker 3: Guy in Brisbane, why don't you talk?
Speaker 2: I think you just had the shit that I left.
Speaker 4: You broke up with him and it's not you, it's me.
Speaker 2: And we're at the opening of the block and I
Speaker 2: saw him, oh, and I couldn't resist. I picked my
Speaker 2: phone up, pointed at it and I'm like, I mustn't
Speaker 2: be getting any service because I'm not getting any.
Speaker 3: Callbacks at the block open.
Speaker 2: Scotty went on with a big speech and I was
Speaker 2: standing next to him. Thirteen twenty four ten. Have you
Speaker 2: run into an X? I don't know if it's dark
Speaker 2: out there, if it's a tent.
Speaker 3: Well, if you look out these windows, it's still pitch black.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Bitter rain about today though, so I'd imagine it
Speaker 1: will be a dark start to your day.
Speaker 2: Good looking weekend ahead. Though she's going to be funny,
Speaker 2: she's going to be hot, all right. Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: Have you run into an X? What was the situation?
Speaker 2: We're not talking exes that you slept with. We're talking
Speaker 2: sort of services, hairdresses.
Speaker 3: Personal love stories when you run into an ex boyfriend.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Sammy from Templestowe, Morning.
Speaker 11: Good morning.
Speaker 3: Who did you run into? What was your relationship with
Speaker 3: them before?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 11: So this was my neighbor a few years ago, next
Speaker 11: door and a total a little white lie that we
Speaker 11: were moving into state. They got a little bit too
Speaker 11: chummy chummy, popping over, etc. We moved a street away.
Speaker 3: Oh and when did you bump into them? How long
Speaker 3: did it take?
Speaker 11: A couple of months later at the local shopping center,
Speaker 11: I bought it, called out, oh look look who it is,
Speaker 11: and I was like, huh.
Speaker 3: Did did you stick with the lives? Just popping it
Speaker 3: down for the weekend.
Speaker 12: I started.
Speaker 11: I was in shock because I don't even know why
Speaker 11: I thought this wouldn't happen, But I think I started
Speaker 11: with fantasying.
Speaker 3: You here.
Speaker 5: Queensland.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's all, And the plans change hadn't had a
Speaker 11: chance to fill you into the house. You know so
Speaker 11: and so, and yeah, I believe you.
Speaker 2: You've got to be ready to lie straight away. It's
Speaker 2: all in the crass.
Speaker 3: But you know what, when you lie, you lie so
Speaker 3: much that then when you see someone a month lady
Speaker 3: forgotten what you said?
Speaker 2: I that in the bank up here?
Speaker 4: God, what did I tell these people?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Which is down back down from Brisbane? Yeah no, we
Speaker 2: move around a lot.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, multiple homes.
Speaker 2: Also, I don't know if I would have laid down
Speaker 2: the life time. We're moving into state. When I'm moving one.
Speaker 3: One, neighbors can get too chummy chummy. Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 3: love our neighbors though.
Speaker 2: See, yeah we were in a mix.
Speaker 3: You're a new neighbor. I'm at the point where I'm like,
Speaker 3: I never want to leave this streetcause I love the
Speaker 3: people that live in our street.
Speaker 1: Or your neighbors have pool So are you the only one?
Speaker 2: I think I'm the only one.
Speaker 4: Oh so, because you're the richest in the spa.
Speaker 2: I went across the road to lee the new family
Speaker 2: that have just moved. Yeah no, I haven't met the family.
Speaker 2: I've only met him. And now he's unloading the shopping
Speaker 2: and I'm chatting and he goes, yeah, that's my little
Speaker 2: home office here. And I said, I'll have to pop
Speaker 2: over with a beer one day. Oh yeah, is that
Speaker 2: a bit for coming?
Speaker 3: Have you ever done it?
Speaker 2: No, it was only last week. I don't want to
Speaker 2: be too weak.
Speaker 3: But also, instead of saying I'll have to pop over
Speaker 3: with the bit, the normal thing to do would say.
Speaker 1: Well, you got to come over for a bit, you
Speaker 1: should come.
Speaker 4: Instead of inviting hisself to his.
Speaker 2: House, I think baby steps in the relationship.
Speaker 3: You don't want to run invited yourself to his house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't go well. I just never crossed the
Speaker 2: road again.
Speaker 3: No, you got to invite him to your house. That's
Speaker 3: a bit you don't invite yourself in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a bit heavy. I like to play an away.
Speaker 3: Game for imagine if he'd have said I have to
Speaker 3: pop over one day, you would have had a week out.
Speaker 2: We don't live there, we're just visiting.
Speaker 3: We're renting. Where's an airbnb? Actually wait for a week.
Speaker 2: It's moving out tomorrow. We're trying to get Trumpy to
Speaker 2: the n r L.
Speaker 3: Are we I've heard that?
Speaker 1: Can I tell you? It's an awkward watch? Peter viland
Speaker 1: he's the boss of the NRA, appearing on American television
Speaker 1: reading off Q cards.
Speaker 2: I mean he looks like he runs the mob.
Speaker 1: Anyway, did you see Trump yesterday took a spin around
Speaker 1: the track?
Speaker 5: It was wild. That presidency is going to be just
Speaker 5: so much fun.
Speaker 4: He is having the time of his life, isn't He.
Speaker 2: Also did a low flyover in Air Force one.
Speaker 3: Guys, actually like a Simpson's character, Like he's like a
Speaker 3: parody president.
Speaker 2: Quite troubling, but quite what troubling? I mean he does
Speaker 2: have his finger.
Speaker 1: On the button.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's having he's having a ball. Wow. Did you
Speaker 3: guys see Billy Earlish arrived?
Speaker 2: Couldn't tell she was in a mask.
Speaker 4: She's in the country.
Speaker 1: She's in Brizzi here right, Ye, Billy has touched what
Speaker 1: she's done.
Speaker 5: She's wearing a mask.
Speaker 3: So she came in on a commercial fly. So she
Speaker 3: had to walk through the airport like everybody else. No,
Speaker 3: like a face mask like Mak.
Speaker 2: The mask from Scream. So she didn't stand.
Speaker 3: You can't be walking through the airport in one of
Speaker 3: those fly is real fast. But she's here and people
Speaker 3: have lost their minds. She's in Melbourne in a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks.
Speaker 2: Cool, she's gone incognito. What's this, sorry, producer Brady.
Speaker 1: She's in Melbourne now.
Speaker 3: In Brisbane, Brisbane, Brisbane, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Why are you saying Melbourne because Melbourne? No, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: And then she flew to Brisbane.
Speaker 3: Did she still well, she was here overnight.
Speaker 2: She wastings.
Speaker 1: She's playing in Brisbee tonight in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Gen Z. She's half our age.
Speaker 3: What can we call that?
Speaker 4: Might actually not.
Speaker 1: She landed in Melbourne then flew to Brisbane, Brody.
Speaker 3: Did she fly commercial or private?
Speaker 2: Commercial?
Speaker 3: I'm hoping private.
Speaker 4: She would do private around the country.
Speaker 2: Surely she's done that.
Speaker 4: She's an environmental on the private jet start.
Speaker 2: I saw the footage you know me in airport food courts.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: So she just got well, why didn't she fly to Brisbane?
Speaker 3: You can frus straight into Brisbane.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think they have a boost juice at
Speaker 2: Brisbane airport.
Speaker 3: That rolled because that place gets busy.
Speaker 4: The road always has a huge queue.
Speaker 10: In the Virgin gen.
Speaker 3: Classics in Poach chicken.
Speaker 2: Calling, we have a guess some great news for everyone
Speaker 2: in Melbourne. We'll go there next.
Speaker 1: You want to bit of money in your back pocket
Speaker 1: in the skyrocket extra cash.
Speaker 5: Who doesn't. Right now times are tough.
Speaker 1: Good news could be on the way today because the
Speaker 1: Reserve Bank of Australia, led by the Governor Michelle Bullock,
Speaker 1: meeting just after lunch two hopefully, hopefully fingers cross locking
Speaker 1: a rate cut. Rates have been having come down since
Speaker 1: twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: I hear this all the time and then they go nap,
Speaker 3: stay in the same well.
Speaker 1: They've been holding steady since what late twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: Let's get to a friend of mine, Sally Tindle from Cansder.
Speaker 1: Sally comes on air with us on the Today Show
Speaker 1: all the time, and Sally never has good news. So
Speaker 1: I'm hoping that Sally this morning has some good news.
Speaker 1: Do you, Sally, What are you thinking? What are you feeling?
Speaker 13: I'm still stuck on the fact that we're friends.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 13: It's just what I wanted in the morning of an
Speaker 13: RBA day. Look, I'm in camp cut, very firmly in
Speaker 13: camp cut. I think that inflation has made fantastic progress,
Speaker 13: particularly in the last quarter where within striking distance that
Speaker 13: the RBA's target band, which you all know is between
Speaker 13: two and three percent, that's where they want inflation to
Speaker 13: sit and it's currently just outside at three point two.
Speaker 13: But I think fundamentally, deep down, the RBA also wants
Speaker 13: to cut the cash rain, and I think that's key.
Speaker 13: They know just how hard it's been for anyone with
Speaker 13: a mortgage, particularly anyone who borrowed when rates were record lies.
Speaker 13: They borrowed as much as they could from the bank,
Speaker 13: and now they are buckling at the nee.
Speaker 2: Sally do Let's say the cut happens, I often hear
Speaker 2: in the news. Now it's up to the banks to
Speaker 2: pass it on. They have no obligation to pass it on.
Speaker 13: They will absolutely no obligation. They do not have to
Speaker 13: dance to the beat of the RBA's drum. But I
Speaker 13: cannot see a world where if the RBA cuts cash
Speaker 13: rate this afternoon, the banks aren't racing out the door
Speaker 13: to tell us all that they're passing it on in full.
Speaker 13: They will absolutely for at least the first couple of cuts. Look,
Speaker 13: you don't need to look too far back in history
Speaker 13: to find evidence of banks not passing right cuts on.
Speaker 13: But the last time the cash rate was cut in
Speaker 13: this country, which was November twenty twenty, not a single
Speaker 13: big bank passed that micro cut onto their variable borrowers.
Speaker 13: But we were in a very different time then it
Speaker 13: was COVID the cash rate was zero point one. They
Speaker 13: know the banks know just as well as the RBA
Speaker 13: how much their customers are hurrying that guys as well
Speaker 13: or as well, and so they will pass it on.
Speaker 13: I feel really confident.
Speaker 3: Sally, does this just affect homeowners? What about the rest
Speaker 3: of Melbourne? Does this make a difference to everybody else?
Speaker 3: Or is it only if you're a home.
Speaker 13: Such a good question, because one third of households are
Speaker 13: borrows with a mortgage. The other two thirds presumably either
Speaker 13: have money in the bank and savings or want to
Speaker 13: have money in the bank with savings, and those rates
Speaker 13: will go down. I also feel pretty confident at that
Speaker 13: if the cash rate is cut right now, the highest
Speaker 13: ongoing savings rate and if that's you, you should think
Speaker 13: about this number and whether you're anywhere near it is
Speaker 13: five point five percent. It's pretty competitive. You've got to
Speaker 13: meet some pretty gnarali terms and conditions to get that rate,
Speaker 13: but that's what you can get from four different banks.
Speaker 13: That is going to go down with the cash rate.
Speaker 1: I feel common right.
Speaker 2: I love a finance expert. It uses the term gnali schlie.
Speaker 2: Can I ask? Might be a stupid question, right, but
Speaker 2: we hear all the time shop around for a better
Speaker 2: interest rate, move your home loan, Say I I've got
Speaker 2: got the phone. Yeah, say if I've got my line
Speaker 2: half is fixed half as variable? Am I locked in?
Speaker 2: Can I pull out at any time and move it
Speaker 2: to a different bank?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 13: General advice, Only you are unfortunately probably a little bit
Speaker 13: locked in on that fixed rate portion, and it's difficult
Speaker 13: to split your home loan so that one part sits
Speaker 13: with one bank and one sits with another.
Speaker 10: That won't work.
Speaker 13: But you already said the answer before pick up the phone,
Speaker 13: or was that Clint?
Speaker 1: That was?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 13: Pick up the phone and have a chat about it,
Speaker 13: Because yes, you can get charged break fees for breaking
Speaker 13: a fixed rate contract, but the bank might be willing
Speaker 13: to waive them, especially if you are negotiating directly with
Speaker 13: your bank and then you show that you're going to
Speaker 13: stay with them, And even if they do charge brake fees,
Speaker 13: it's worth understanding you know how much those break fees
Speaker 13: are and whether it's worth.
Speaker 2: It for you.
Speaker 4: I've actually just done that last week.
Speaker 3: I tried it because a few people had said, call
Speaker 3: the bank and you can renegotiate.
Speaker 2: Is it a bit of work?
Speaker 3: Well, we got someone. You can get people to help
Speaker 3: you and they go around and find all the different
Speaker 3: interest rates at different banks to make sure that you're
Speaker 3: on the best still, right, Sally, Yep?
Speaker 1: Well absolutely.
Speaker 13: Comparison site number one, number two who is a mortgage broker.
Speaker 13: If you use both of them, the comparison site can
Speaker 13: give you an overview of pretty much the whole.
Speaker 3: Market, and you can't and so much money.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but then a mortgage broker can sit down with you,
Speaker 13: work out, you know, your exact financial details, give you
Speaker 13: specific financial advice.
Speaker 10: But also what I.
Speaker 13: Love about a mortgage broker is that they can push you.
Speaker 13: So they're going to say, come on, where's your paperwork,
Speaker 13: come on, let's make this call. They're really going to
Speaker 13: drive you.
Speaker 4: They encourage you because it can stick.
Speaker 3: Calling a bank can seem so daunting, especially when you
Speaker 3: know you're in deck. You've got credit card, you got mortgages.
Speaker 3: Everything seems out of control. But that actually can really
Speaker 3: help you.
Speaker 1: Hey, by the way, thirteen twenty four to ten, if
Speaker 1: you are really really desperate for this rate cut, what
Speaker 1: it'll mean to you, sally, what will it mean if
Speaker 1: we do get the quarter of a percent cut as anticipated,
Speaker 1: you know, talk about maybe what a half a million
Speaker 1: dollar loon for instance.
Speaker 13: Yes, all right, so half a million dollar alone, one
Speaker 13: cut is seventy seven bucks in a drop in monthly
Speaker 13: minimum repayments. For a million dollar alone, you're looking at
Speaker 13: one hundred and fifty four dollars back into your bank account.
Speaker 13: That's about two percent of your monthly minimum mortgage repayments.
Speaker 13: So it's actually not a huge amount. But borrowers these
Speaker 13: days no not to sneeze at any single dollar that
Speaker 13: comes their way. What I would say, yeah, that really does.
Speaker 13: What I would say, though, is don't just assume your
Speaker 13: direct debits and your minimum monthly repayments are going to
Speaker 13: go down automatically. We expect the big banks to pass
Speaker 13: it on as we talked about, We expect them to
Speaker 13: drop your interest rate if you're on a variable mortgage
Speaker 13: within ten to fourteen days of an RBA announcement. But
Speaker 13: some banks, and I'm including CBA and NAB in this,
Speaker 13: some banks don't automatically drop your minimum monthly repayments. They
Speaker 13: keep them at the same level. So if you need
Speaker 13: that money, you need to call your bank and be
Speaker 13: proactive and say, please reduce my repayments. But if you
Speaker 13: don't call your bank, particularly for the ones that don't
Speaker 13: automatically drop it, you could potentially save thousands of dollars
Speaker 13: the long term, because what happens if you don't drop
Speaker 13: your repayments is that that extra money you are paying
Speaker 13: interest to your bank for will go back into your
Speaker 13: mortgage and you will start getting ahead on your debt.
Speaker 2: You know what, if Lauren can do it, yes, I'm
Speaker 2: not even up.
Speaker 6: Lauren can do it anyone.
Speaker 2: I'm not even taking the piss because you hate admin
Speaker 2: stuff and.
Speaker 3: I feel like there's a lot of people out there
Speaker 3: that carry a lot of shame about having debt, but
Speaker 3: there are ways to cut it down.
Speaker 5: Sally Tindall from Cansterer, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Sheres sol thank you for having me. Good on your mate. Yeah,
Speaker 2: big day. A lot of people will be holding out
Speaker 2: for this.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And like Sally said, even if it is one
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty dollars a month, that goes a long
Speaker 3: way at the end of the year.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, it just gets so daunting all that chat, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: You know what, there are people that will help you
Speaker 3: do it. I can't recommend it enough.
Speaker 2: It's the motto for twenty twenty five. If Lauren can
Speaker 2: do it, anyone can. It is going to be warm
Speaker 2: towards the weekend though, tops in the thirties over.
Speaker 3: The weekend from Friday onwards Jays maybe warm thirty two Friday,
Speaker 3: thirty five Saturday.
Speaker 2: Hopefully there'll be good weather. Holds out for the Louis
Speaker 2: Vuitton Melbourne Grand Prix. We've got your tickets. How this works?
Speaker 2: We are looking for the best Formula one car.
Speaker 3: Sounds yes, I love escation.
Speaker 2: This is great thirteen twenty four ten to win your
Speaker 2: way to the Grand Prix. Let's go to the phone.
Speaker 3: Pauline in Mount Martha. Good morning, Who would you like
Speaker 3: to take to the Grand Prix? Oh?
Speaker 7: My husband bike?
Speaker 4: Who does he love?
Speaker 3: Got a favorite driver?
Speaker 2: So excited?
Speaker 6: Fun so e'xcit oscar pistre.
Speaker 3: I know there's been many people saying he's going to
Speaker 3: win the Melbourne Grand Prix.
Speaker 5: Sounds like a Redford she does? You sound ready? Poorly?
Speaker 4: All right, Pauline?
Speaker 2: I need should be a pre mix drinker. Here you
Speaker 2: goes with your cants. Yeah, I can imagine it.
Speaker 3: Give it a whirl, Pauline. Let's see if we can
Speaker 3: win your husband tickets to the Grand Prix.
Speaker 7: All right, this is the start of the race.
Speaker 10: You're ready?
Speaker 2: Yep?
Speaker 14: Okay?
Speaker 3: That was actually pretty good, especially the idling before the.
Speaker 2: Weak part.
Speaker 4: But no, no, no, they will hum their engines them.
Speaker 3: That wasn't that was pretty good, Pauline.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: Thirteen year old Lachlan from Point Cook, Good morning, Hi,
Speaker 3: good morning. You want to take dad to the Grand Prix?
Speaker 12: I would love to.
Speaker 3: How's dad's driving?
Speaker 9: So good?
Speaker 3: Driving?
Speaker 6: Pretty good?
Speaker 3: Pretty good?
Speaker 2: I was I was voted the worst driver amongst my
Speaker 2: kids parents.
Speaker 3: How bad that we kids have two parents?
Speaker 2: Know all the like Felix Honey and all their mates
Speaker 2: the parents, I mean anecdotally.
Speaker 1: We can only go on what we see, and I
Speaker 1: hope backed into that wall a few times downstairs.
Speaker 3: You go like you go like a bullety gate. You
Speaker 3: got to just chill out, dude.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll chill out, dude.
Speaker 3: Thanks. All right, Lachlan, Let's see if we can winnew
Speaker 3: and your dad tickets to the Grand Prix. You ready?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I was born ready?
Speaker 3: Good luck?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 3: Is that actually you? Yeah?
Speaker 1: That's me.
Speaker 7: I've practiced lot my friend for me in.
Speaker 3: Okay, do it again. That was good, that taste good.
Speaker 2: That's how bad. The bar said. Hi, let's go to
Speaker 2: South Melbourne, d Harry, bring it home. You want to
Speaker 2: take your partner? Yes, I do want to take my partner. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's hear it.
Speaker 1: Here we go, guys, They're all good. It's unbelievable. It's
Speaker 1: like we've got to pody you. I like it when
Speaker 1: we get the dark hooxy ones.
Speaker 3: Lachlan though, who was born ready he had like he had.
Speaker 2: It sounded like the factor don't fall.
Speaker 3: For He sounded like they were multiple cars.
Speaker 1: Paul Aine, I mean, I mean Pauline.
Speaker 2: The way the car was idling at the start, I'd
Speaker 2: put in the pits. What do you want to go?
Speaker 2: Your call losing?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Do you want to break the heart of the thirteen
Speaker 2: year old?
Speaker 3: Or how many tickets? Do we have?
Speaker 2: One? Double?
Speaker 3: Can we get some more?
Speaker 2: Nope, we're giving them all on other days. Who do
Speaker 2: you want to go?
Speaker 3: I think we should give them all the way today
Speaker 3: you want to them? They're so anxious.
Speaker 1: You have to make a decision. Well, I think I
Speaker 1: think by way of an illusion. I think way of exclusion.
Speaker 3: Can we get a caller through to make the decision.
Speaker 1: You've got to make a decisions. Do you agree with me?
Speaker 1: By way of exclusion? The final two.
Speaker 4: Are probably the stronger one, Lachlan or Harry.
Speaker 5: Sorry Pauline.
Speaker 3: I thought Pauline was good, though she was very good.
Speaker 5: Could we get pull in something else?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I have a great.
Speaker 3: Day, guys.
Speaker 2: I'll give it a double to the Melbourne fashion faste
Speaker 2: pretty much elation, pretty much the same thing.
Speaker 3: Make the call loss, No, I don't want to make
Speaker 3: the call.
Speaker 5: To make the call we need, we need to hear
Speaker 5: just a.
Speaker 3: Quick one Locklin, your final chance.
Speaker 5: It's like a rapper charge.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 1: Are you ready in three two one?
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to South Melbourne. Harry, go for it.
Speaker 3: Lachlan, Are you going?
Speaker 2: Lachland done? Lockly you going to the sounds.
Speaker 3: Like an action, an actual race car, Lockey. Do you
Speaker 3: have a favorite driver? London North's who are you going
Speaker 3: to take? I'm going to check my dad o Memorychlin.
Speaker 5: You didn't even know Harry can come back tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yeah we'll bring Harry.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Laughlin, did you know you had it in the bag?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I knew once I got to Albourne.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, he was born Ready Ready, Born, Ready.
Speaker 3: Have the best time, Lachlan, good.
Speaker 2: On your buddy, Just go on twenty four to eight.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, we're running early now thanks to that, we're
Speaker 2: going to play again. Chill out, dude, I was born
Speaker 2: I was fourteen to wait, this is over one hundred.
Speaker 2: We're on the air thanks to Shelready Express. And if
Speaker 2: if you run around the house crazy at the moment,
Speaker 2: trying to get the kids ready or in the middle
Speaker 2: of drop off and stuff, wait till you meet Melbourne's
Speaker 2: biggest family after eight o'clock.
Speaker 3: Do we think we found them?
Speaker 2: I think we have found one of Melbourne's biggest families.
Speaker 15: Wow.
Speaker 2: Put it this way. I won't be bitching about three
Speaker 2: kids anymore.
Speaker 1: Well, Melbourne, I want to introduce you right now to
Speaker 1: possibly one of Melbourne's craziest partners.
Speaker 2: Oh you found someone.
Speaker 1: I haven't found someone. But if you're watching Maths you'll
Speaker 1: know what I'm talking about. Now, lots of people watching Maths,
Speaker 1: three million people Australians. It's like a guilty pleasure on Sunday.
Speaker 3: And you know what, because it makes you feel good
Speaker 3: about your relationship. But I didn't want to last night
Speaker 3: because I watched White Lotus and I put up a
Speaker 3: picture of me in bed early watching White Lettis I
Speaker 3: about four hundred plint I saying, aren't you watching Maths?
Speaker 4: This is the best episode ever?
Speaker 5: Goodness, wasn't it?
Speaker 8: Just so?
Speaker 1: Let me fill you in Lauren and Jace as well.
Speaker 1: They've introduced a new couple, so like intruders into.
Speaker 3: The experiment, a new wedding, have a wedding.
Speaker 1: So they had a wedding last night, beautiful wedding. Everyone
Speaker 1: was happy. But at the wedding they bring all the
Speaker 1: current participants to watch, as I've done that before. But
Speaker 1: the reception doubled as a mini dinner party, and on
Speaker 1: one table there was an eruption because Jackie and Ryan
Speaker 1: went at it.
Speaker 3: Now Jackie, Miss Universe New Zealand.
Speaker 1: This is New Zealand's beauty queen who thinks she's pretty.
Speaker 3: Good, but her husband didn't rate the first right in
Speaker 3: the photo contest and she went tropo.
Speaker 1: She did, well, he's an idiot, Well just work it out.
Speaker 2: Just put him number one.
Speaker 5: Wait did you hear this?
Speaker 1: Because she went or Craco cracker cray last night at
Speaker 1: the reception, explaining and you're changing the topic of game.
Speaker 16: So like Jackie, jack is not it's not your wedding. Like,
Speaker 16: let's go over here, Ryan crying? Can I worry you
Speaker 16: to for a second?
Speaker 1: So Jackie, this is this is why I don't want.
Speaker 17: While I'm crying, sir, what are you going to do
Speaker 17: with the support of vander Jackie.
Speaker 16: I don't want to come at you not But I
Speaker 16: think it's just the environment, like this is someone else
Speaker 16: is waiting.
Speaker 2: It's a hard note from me, Jackie.
Speaker 1: Jackie loves it, loves a cry.
Speaker 4: She cries a lot.
Speaker 3: But she was she crying over there?
Speaker 1: Oh what wasn't she crying over She was still crying
Speaker 1: that he dropped her at their reception. Remember when when
Speaker 1: they did the dance the brider wals and he accidentally
Speaker 1: dropped her.
Speaker 3: She and she started crying again last night crying the vows.
Speaker 1: The beautiful new couple were sharing their vows and she
Speaker 1: turned to oh my vows. You said that you'd look
Speaker 1: after me for the rest of my time. But then
Speaker 1: the craziest thing happened. She was in tears, and so
Speaker 1: it said Jackie, Jackie, come on, she goes, okay, no
Speaker 1: wayes and just walked straight back to the party, just
Speaker 1: like nothing.
Speaker 3: So she's been saying she's gone a bit rogue on
Speaker 3: social media, Jackie, I think, and she's saying this is
Speaker 3: this is not right. I've got.
Speaker 2: Here, we go.
Speaker 3: Years contestants have gone rogue on social media. What about
Speaker 3: that woman I sent you yesterday? Oh yeah, here's some
Speaker 3: bloke who does it like a maths blog and it
Speaker 3: follows them all around and interviews them. It's strange.
Speaker 2: Thank you had me to that group chat.
Speaker 3: And what do you do that night?
Speaker 2: Watch below deck?
Speaker 3: Well this this good for you.
Speaker 5: This incident became.
Speaker 2: With my wife. It's like a live marriage.
Speaker 3: You should watch Married at first sight. You'll feel way better.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: You could say this blow up ruined the wedding or.
Speaker 3: Someone else's wedding, because that's so selfish doing that. Someone
Speaker 3: holds me spot.
Speaker 1: I hate people to do that, and all of a
Speaker 1: sudden they were the center of attention, not the couple.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can't do that at someone else's wedding.
Speaker 2: Don't make a scene at someone else's wedding, and don't
Speaker 2: wear denim.
Speaker 3: Wedding where where a couple had a very big blow
Speaker 3: up at the wedding. Everybody knew about it.
Speaker 5: Here's one.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about people that proposed that other people's.
Speaker 5: No, one's don't people have done that.
Speaker 3: I've done that at their wedding.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people have been at someone's wedding before and proposed
Speaker 2: to their partner. Twenty four to ten is our number.
Speaker 2: Have you witnessed someone ruined a wedding? What happened? Was
Speaker 2: there another couple getting engaged at someone's wedding?
Speaker 3: I guarantee we'll get more there or just what we're
Speaker 3: on the wedding, because many things more. Something happened at your.
Speaker 2: Sister, is that the lady was this the lady.
Speaker 5: Poo herself allegedly?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, you said you puwd herself on the bus.
Speaker 3: I never said I never said it either. You said
Speaker 3: twenty no, it definitely wasn't on the and you said.
Speaker 2: The bus ro put the headlights on, and there she.
Speaker 4: Was putting what ruined the wedding?
Speaker 2: Maybe she's just crouching down to stretch her legs before
Speaker 2: getting on the bus. Stop it, he said, he said,
Speaker 2: the spotlights and then there she wash.
Speaker 5: Ho's her down?
Speaker 3: It wasn't his sister's wedding. It was another person's wedding.
Speaker 2: No, you clearly said it was my sister's wedding. Someone
Speaker 2: put himself. We are talking weddings thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: Have you seen someone ruin or interrupt a wedding?
Speaker 3: Yes? Who or what ruined.
Speaker 5: The back of mass?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Rich, it was just full crazy. She had a melt
Speaker 1: down one of the brides.
Speaker 2: Oh well, that narrows down the episode.
Speaker 15: It said nasty all right, Sam in Geelong?
Speaker 3: What happened at a wedding?
Speaker 6: You were a good morning god? So are you? We
Speaker 6: are well?
Speaker 8: It was me?
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, I was the bride's made at a wedding. I
Speaker 6: was in my full party era. There was an agreement.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't drink Sure speeches vomited under the bile table.
Speaker 3: Sam was the bride angry?
Speaker 6: No, well, she'd broken her foot. I was under there
Speaker 6: checking the brace on her leg and apparently I'm painted
Speaker 6: the carpet.
Speaker 3: So she broke her foot at the wedding or prior
Speaker 3: to the wedding. The wedding, Oh, that would ruin the
Speaker 3: wedding anyway, I'd cancel my wedding.
Speaker 2: I love you, Sammy. I think if you're making an
Speaker 2: agreement with the bridesmaid going in, Hey, we need you
Speaker 2: to hold off from the wine.
Speaker 3: I think rized. How often that happened?
Speaker 2: Really? Well, that's a red flag.
Speaker 5: Well let her let her live, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Let her live on table eighteen down the back, and.
Speaker 3: If you know your friends, not a good drink, and
Speaker 3: maybe don't get her on all fours under the table
Speaker 3: to fix your ankle brace. She got a bit dizzy
Speaker 3: when her head went below her center of gravity. How
Speaker 3: did she say? She painted the carp.
Speaker 1: Sam can web?
Speaker 2: What happened at the wedding?
Speaker 14: Hi, good morning. I actually was proposed to at my
Speaker 14: mom's wedding.
Speaker 4: Was mom filthy?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 14: Mom was actually a part of it. I had organized.
Speaker 14: I wasn't embarrassed. I ugly cried, for sure, but I
Speaker 14: was not expecting it. We were planning on going overseas
Speaker 14: two weeks like after, and I was adamant that it
Speaker 14: was happening then, So you didn't after Laura, she was
Speaker 14: stealing her limelight. I when So when it happened, like
Speaker 14: my mom was throwing a theboquet and then she turned
Speaker 14: around and handed it to me.
Speaker 2: See it's I mean, like it's not alicious faults one
Speaker 2: getting It's not its.
Speaker 3: Fault, but obviously the whole family worrying on it. Would
Speaker 3: you I would just be like, oh no, it's not
Speaker 3: my moment, but the whole family in So how.
Speaker 2: Would you feel if someone proposed at your wedding?
Speaker 3: Oh whatever, that's my second wedding, Get married, get a divorce,
Speaker 3: get engaged. I don't care.
Speaker 4: Let's just have a good time.
Speaker 2: Great attitude. Emily Languarren, Good morning, Good morning. All right,
Speaker 2: what happened at the wedding?
Speaker 7: My sister walked out to my wedding reception and she
Speaker 7: was completely naked.
Speaker 2: What cori?
Speaker 7: Well, the first time she walked out, she was in
Speaker 7: her underwear, and then I put her to bed, and
Speaker 7: then she came out again.
Speaker 3: Hang on, how old was she?
Speaker 7: Sarkas four years older than me, So I reckon about six.
Speaker 8: Eight?
Speaker 3: What time did she do this wedding?
Speaker 7: Nine pm and she was my maid of honor?
Speaker 3: What So did she get on the champagne too early
Speaker 3: or something?
Speaker 8: She was very.
Speaker 7: Jealous of me and obviously upset that her younger sister
Speaker 7: was getting married before her.
Speaker 3: I guess, So she walked out naked into the reception.
Speaker 3: What did you say to her, we all.
Speaker 7: Just like put a sheet over her and then just
Speaker 7: put her back to bed and then yeah, she vomited
Speaker 7: all in the hotel room. Hotel room.
Speaker 2: You know what, We're alive enough a couple of weddings
Speaker 2: I've been.
Speaker 3: So was the wedding at the hotel or how far
Speaker 3: did she walk naked to get to the reception?
Speaker 7: The reception and the ceremony and the hotel were all
Speaker 7: in the same area.
Speaker 4: What was the conversation like the next day?
Speaker 7: Well, we don't really talk anymore.
Speaker 5: She sounds like a catch, Emily.
Speaker 2: She said, Yeah, are you looking for a plus one
Speaker 2: for Lauren's wedding?
Speaker 5: I'm just thinking on my dragon to lazes.
Speaker 3: No, Lauren ask Emily, not me.
Speaker 2: Well you did you did say? Anything goes at the
Speaker 2: second wedding.
Speaker 3: If Clint turns up with anyone, I'll be happy.
Speaker 2: Nood or clothes. Hey, I might have heard Clint mentioned
Speaker 2: Carly Minag's heading Melbourne Way, Lauren, we might need to
Speaker 2: say the show to Vegas.
Speaker 3: So I'm so excited.
Speaker 4: First of all, the Backstreet Boys were at live Golf.
Speaker 4: Did you know that?
Speaker 2: Sorry?
Speaker 3: Did I imagine that? Or the Backstreet Boys that live golf.
Speaker 2: No, you've imagined that.
Speaker 3: No, I think they were there with the Backstreet Boys
Speaker 3: that live golf.
Speaker 2: There has been absolutely no sighting of the Backstreet Boys.
Speaker 8: In me way.
Speaker 1: Backstreet Boys just did a reunion on Saturday Night Live.
Speaker 2: That's where it was.
Speaker 3: I swear they did.
Speaker 2: Was there a golf course in the background and they
Speaker 2: might have been watching the golf on the phone?
Speaker 3: Maybe I imagined it. The Backstreet Boys guys have just
Speaker 3: announced they are doing a residency at the Sphere in
Speaker 3: Las Vegas starting this July. Sphere is that huge? I mean,
Speaker 3: have you seen it? It's a huge spear shape in Vegas.
Speaker 3: Who even thought the spear in Vegas is a huge
Speaker 3: speer in Vegas?
Speaker 2: Into a guinea team.
Speaker 3: I actually cannot explain to you how much I love
Speaker 3: the Backstreet Boys. Every word to almost every one of
Speaker 3: their songs. Oh, the Backstreet Boys performed at Live Golf
Speaker 3: in the Middle East, not Adelaide. I saw the video
Speaker 3: they did. They did a song about live golf. Is
Speaker 3: a video?
Speaker 2: Are you a Backstreet Boys fan?
Speaker 1: I have seen them live.
Speaker 3: Kids on.
Speaker 2: I think they were caddying live golf. Hey, Hazel, A
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Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 5: Thank you all right.
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Speaker 2: Hazel, thanks you giving me a cracked ow.
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Speaker 5: Thank the world is a better place.
Speaker 3: Yes, no, they're singing about live golf. That's why I
Speaker 3: was confused.
Speaker 4: Wasn't able to.
Speaker 6: There's too many of them. What's a weekend?
Speaker 2: So yes, sound the show we're talking about.
Speaker 4: Might have thirteenth child.
Speaker 2: And we said, look, let's search for one of Melbourne's
Speaker 2: biggest families.
Speaker 3: We got lots of calls. Yeah, five sevens, I think
Speaker 3: five is not uncommon.
Speaker 4: Six is a lot.
Speaker 3: Anything up from there is huge.
Speaker 2: We got a big one. We got a big eight.
Speaker 2: Take you to cramp Ben morning, taking good morning. Please
Speaker 2: everyone know how many kids you guys have in the house.
Speaker 8: I have eleven kids.
Speaker 3: Eleven kids.
Speaker 2: Let's go through the ages taken.
Speaker 8: I've got fifteen, fifteen, thirteen, ten, oh nor eleven, ten, nine, seven, five, three,
Speaker 8: twenty months and two months old?
Speaker 1: Oh my? Do you have all their ages written on
Speaker 1: your hands?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: Almost, forget about their ages now run us through the names.
Speaker 8: So I've got Hayley, Bella, cade All, nickname, kJ, zoe Lyla, Rylan, Tate, Addison, Piper, Styler,
Speaker 8: and Oakley.
Speaker 3: Are you exhausted?
Speaker 4: Are you exhausted?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 6: Pretty much?
Speaker 3: Eleven children?
Speaker 2: You're not going straight to bed. You can't be that tired.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, so talk me. Do you live in a mansion?
Speaker 3: How are you managing eleven? How many bedrooms you got
Speaker 3: in the house?
Speaker 2: How many bunk beds?
Speaker 8: We've got a three bedroom house.
Speaker 3: Three bedrooms, so one for you and two for eleven children?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: And the bathroom situation one bathroom one?
Speaker 8: Yelp?
Speaker 5: What how does it work?
Speaker 3: Do you host down when they get home from school?
Speaker 3: Time for a shower, get the hose out?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Pretty much?
Speaker 3: How does breakfast time work? Because I imagine the old your
Speaker 3: fifteen year old twins. So between fifteen two fifteen thirteen eleven,
Speaker 3: you've got about eight of those kids.
Speaker 6: Are at school, Yes, eight are at school.
Speaker 3: And how does breakfast go in the morning?
Speaker 8: Most of them are self sufficient, so they do their
Speaker 8: own breakfast. Yeah, but it's just mainly the seven year
Speaker 8: old down that I have to do.
Speaker 2: Okay, right, fifteen year old twins, Like, that's a that's
Speaker 2: a peak time in your life to have one bathroom?
Speaker 2: Is there a time limit? How does it work?
Speaker 6: Not really, They sort of.
Speaker 8: Use the bathroom and then it's someone the next person
Speaker 8: needs it, so they bang on the door until they
Speaker 8: get out.
Speaker 1: Do you do you do you shop at Costco?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 1: What does the shopping trolley look like?
Speaker 8: I don't go into the grocery store very often. Yep,
Speaker 8: I do Safeways clicks in collects.
Speaker 2: So I'm just getting some info here on the family.
Speaker 2: Your partner is a crane driver, so he leaves the
Speaker 2: house at like five point thirty in the morning. Yep,
Speaker 2: he's back home about five o'clock in the afternoon. And
Speaker 2: then you guys tag team dinner and sport our sport
Speaker 2: kids sport.
Speaker 3: No, you don't, You're still in the same team.
Speaker 18: You're all once.
Speaker 8: No, I actually have tree to play netball, that play football,
Speaker 8: and one of the footballer is because it's off season,
Speaker 8: he's playing basketball as well as another one.
Speaker 2: This is giving me.
Speaker 3: How many of them do you drop to school in
Speaker 3: the morning?
Speaker 8: I dropped them all off at school.
Speaker 4: How many different schools are just through?
Speaker 8: Luckily?
Speaker 2: I've just been sending a photo of the transportation.
Speaker 9: Are Oh.
Speaker 2: It's an actual mini Toyota fourteen Cedar high mini buses.
Speaker 3: Then, and you're amazing.
Speaker 5: You need to get some stickers on the outside of
Speaker 5: that thing.
Speaker 2: No, there's not enough.
Speaker 5: We need just quick taking. Can you set the scene
Speaker 5: for us right now? It's eight twenty four beautiful Melbourne morning.
Speaker 1: Yes it is.
Speaker 5: It is a lot going on. What are you doing
Speaker 5: right now? What are the kids doing?
Speaker 8: I'm standing at the front yard with all of them
Speaker 8: just about to get in the car.
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Have you ever had a situation like home alone? Were
Speaker 2: you've forgotten one?
Speaker 12: Not at home?
Speaker 3: Do you have any systems? Do you do a headcount
Speaker 3: when everyone's in wherever you lost one?
Speaker 8: I haven't lost one. I've Hubby's car broke down one
Speaker 8: day and I was having to drive him to and
Speaker 8: from work as well school run. So I was getting
Speaker 8: up at five o'clock in the morning to drive him
Speaker 8: and one of them had school camp. She fell asleep
Speaker 8: in the car and we got home and we piled
Speaker 8: all the kids out, and then about half an hour later,
Speaker 8: I've gone, oh, where's Lilah And they're like, Everyone's like,
Speaker 8: I don't know, and yes, she's sitting in the car.
Speaker 8: We lost her in the cars in the front yard.
Speaker 3: It happens to the best of now, Tagan. It took
Speaker 3: me through dinner time. Does everyone just have to eat
Speaker 3: the same thing? Like, seriously, you can't be having dietary
Speaker 3: preferences with eleven children, surely.
Speaker 8: So I actually have Out of all of my kids,
Speaker 8: I have two that have all as well. So they're very.
Speaker 6: Picky with their foods.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Right, So if we have on a weekday, we normally
Speaker 8: have quick, easy meals, pider pie, sausage, rolls, nuggets, noodles,
Speaker 8: all of that.
Speaker 2: How many nuggets are going through a week?
Speaker 8: I love chicken nuggets in one city and we go
Speaker 8: through over three and a half dealers?
Speaker 3: How much is your grocery dell each week? Can I ask?
Speaker 8: I'm too scared to add it up because I do
Speaker 8: multiple tricks during the week.
Speaker 3: Yes, right, And do you sometimes just lock yourself in
Speaker 3: your bedroom and cry exhausted?
Speaker 8: Not in the bedroom, No, because I've got three three
Speaker 8: of the younger three girls are in my bedrooms.
Speaker 3: Okay, where do you go? Where do you go to?
Speaker 4: Just scream?
Speaker 2: Can't be the bathroom?
Speaker 8: Someone my neb Yeah, I can't go.
Speaker 12: No, I don't really just keep.
Speaker 2: I've got to say, right, I'm a dad of three
Speaker 2: and our house is Stop complaining. Oh yeah, stop complaining.
Speaker 3: Every time you can plain. From now on, we're going
Speaker 3: to say, think of Tigan, our.
Speaker 2: House is chaotic. I can't imagine what you are going through.
Speaker 2: Yet you seem to have this great attitude on you.
Speaker 2: You no doubt love them all.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Do you have a favorite?
Speaker 8: Depends on the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, every parents like that. Don't worry.
Speaker 5: Do you ever get you time? Treat yourself?
Speaker 8: I get once a month when I go get my
Speaker 8: nails done.
Speaker 2: Think she's treated yourself a living time.
Speaker 3: We need to give her some. We need to give
Speaker 3: Tigan some Teagan time.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad you said that.
Speaker 3: A night at a hotel, a massage, maybe, Tagan, have
Speaker 3: you got a nanny? You got any help?
Speaker 8: No, I'd do it all on my own case. My
Speaker 8: family works full time.
Speaker 2: See I got something I want to throw it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and by all means don't feel compelled. But if you
Speaker 2: would like a morning off? How do you feel about
Speaker 2: us bringing the show round and Auntie Lauren helped out
Speaker 2: getting the kids and everything ready to go out the
Speaker 2: daughter school? Would you? Would you be up for Clinton
Speaker 2: and I would come to do the show from there.
Speaker 3: Because we would want to find the mini bus.
Speaker 2: You'd have to do the meals like that, you'd have
Speaker 2: to do breakfast, you'd have to get them ready in
Speaker 2: the uniforms.
Speaker 3: And I ate the chicken.
Speaker 2: No, absolutely not. And then you'd have to get them
Speaker 2: all in the bus, do a headcount and get them
Speaker 2: ready for school. Taking you up for it?
Speaker 8: Yeah? Why not?
Speaker 3: Oh god, I don't know a lot about children.
Speaker 5: I mean, what could go wrong?
Speaker 2: I hope you don't need the bathroom, Lauren, get out,
Speaker 2: someone needs it.
Speaker 3: Oh my god? Are we serious?
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, I'll tell you what TA can hang on there,
Speaker 2: We'll get you.
Speaker 3: You could send Tagett for a massage or something.
Speaker 2: I'm the nanny Lauren and Nanny takes over My God,
Speaker 2: one of Melbourne's biggest families.
Speaker 5: What's the breakfast, Lauren, Yeah, for.
Speaker 3: Breakfast, getting right through kids. I don't like cakes.
Speaker 2: I don't like cakes. I don't want to I don't
Speaker 2: want to go to school today.
Speaker 3: Stay stay home. We're going to the movies. We're going
Speaker 3: to Jason's house to swim in the pool.
Speaker 2: No, no, take it. Hats off to you. I'll tell
Speaker 2: you what. Let's do it again.
Speaker 3: You're amazing.
Speaker 2: We'll do it Thursday. If that works for you. Give
Speaker 2: Lauren twenty four hours to deal, but to research and
Speaker 2: get ready, and Thursday morning we go live from Tagan's house.
Speaker 4: I am I going to wear aware with that many children.
Speaker 2: It's not fashion like a smock a smock things like you.
Speaker 5: She's not hating the.
Speaker 1: Children.
Speaker 2: It's not a zoo well.
Speaker 5: I reckon, it's an active were active.
Speaker 3: What do moms wear for school?
Speaker 2: Dropping guys, Let's let it go. She's got things to do.
Speaker 2: Take in. We'll see you Thursday. Okay, see it then. Bye.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm all in for this.
Speaker 2: This is great.
Speaker 5: Oh no, it's like an instant family, Lauren.
Speaker 3: Thursday morning, I've always wanted Quince.
Speaker 5: Thursday morning, we'll be there a Zille for moral support.
Speaker 2: We will be live from Teacan's house, one of Melbourne's
Speaker 2: biggest families. As Auntie Lauren gets an instant family.
Speaker 3: There too many of them?
Speaker 6: What's a rigainst them?
Speaker 2: I am fascinated. We just met Teacan, who is the
Speaker 2: mum to eleven.
Speaker 3: Children thirteen twenty four ten. If you can help me
Speaker 3: out because Jace has put me right in the dben.
Speaker 2: That's right. On Thursday, we are going to Teagan's house.
Speaker 2: We'll be live from there as Lauren does the morning
Speaker 2: routine with Teagan's kids.
Speaker 4: Run us through the names.
Speaker 8: So I've got Haley, Fella, Cade all nicknamed kJ, Zoey,
Speaker 8: lylah Rylan, Tate, Addison, Piper, Skyler and Oakley.
Speaker 4: Are you exhausted?
Speaker 6: Yes? Pretty much?
Speaker 2: Can I give you the first bit of advice?
Speaker 3: How am I going to remember all those names?
Speaker 2: Name tags? Oh, let's get your name tags for the kids.
Speaker 3: Okay, there we go.
Speaker 2: It's just notion.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that's a good idea because we're taking
Speaker 3: the show to Haley's, Tagan's house one of the kids,
Speaker 3: Oh god. At Teagan's house on Thursday morning. Am I
Speaker 3: doing breakfast and the school run and lunch boxes?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's where you're wrong.
Speaker 3: Boxes.
Speaker 2: We're not doing that. No, you're doing that in the
Speaker 2: living room.
Speaker 3: So should I make the lunch boxes the night before
Speaker 3: when there's eleven kids?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, and then show the kids what you made.
Speaker 2: That'll go down well. They go through.
Speaker 3: She's got two very fussy children.
Speaker 2: How many kilos and nuggets do they do?
Speaker 3: Three and a half, she said, everyone's getting chicken.
Speaker 2: Sorry, that's not a week. That's in one sitting. All right, nuggets?
Speaker 4: Help me out well?
Speaker 3: And what do I need to know about managing eleven
Speaker 3: children on Thursday morning, thirteen twenty four ten is our number?
Speaker 4: Sarah from Nari Warren.
Speaker 18: Morning, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm stressed? How many kids have you got? I've got
Speaker 3: three on the Morning's chaotic?
Speaker 18: All three go to a different school, so yes, extremely chaotic.
Speaker 18: But my routine you set an alarm, so say your
Speaker 18: first one starts at eight forty five yep, and you
Speaker 18: leave fifteen minutes from the school. You put an alarm on,
Speaker 18: so you put your timer on your radio or your
Speaker 18: bikerowave or something. When that goes off. That's your ten
Speaker 18: minute warning.
Speaker 2: Are you counted down? That's a good point. Actually, kids
Speaker 2: like countdowns. You can't just go we're going out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, put your shoes. Oh my gosh, getting eleven kids
Speaker 3: to put their shoes on.
Speaker 2: Someone be able to do laces. You'll have to do laces.
Speaker 3: I'll bring some curly laces. Good course, and belcri yeah,
Speaker 3: belcraz time.
Speaker 4: So ten minute warning before we leave.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you need to count them down.
Speaker 1: A toilet trained. I'm assuming, well there's a couple of YOUNGI.
Speaker 3: That's not my problem. Can do that, Teagan can do that?
Speaker 3: I will will you're eight years old? Morning? Okay? Right,
Speaker 3: well let's chat because if I've got eleven kids to handle,
Speaker 3: what are kids like eating in the morning? Ice cream?
Speaker 14: Of course, but no way, scream.
Speaker 4: Don't give them ice cream?
Speaker 3: Yeah okay?
Speaker 4: And what should I put in their lunch boxes?
Speaker 8: Will?
Speaker 6: Let's school and.
Speaker 4: Sandwich and finger.
Speaker 3: Up and go, oh that's a good one. Up and go?
Speaker 3: What else should I throw in there?
Speaker 6: And then and then some shape and.
Speaker 3: Then some shapes shirts, anything else?
Speaker 6: And and then an apple?
Speaker 4: We need some fruit?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: And will do you put on your own shoes. Okay,
Speaker 3: So I don't need to help them with their shoes
Speaker 3: and socks. No, okay? You know what they allowed to
Speaker 3: watch TV in the morning? Will, Yeah? Okay? Ice cream TV?
Speaker 3: What about it? Pads? iPads? Can they watch iPads in
Speaker 3: the morning?
Speaker 2: I'd say no iPads?
Speaker 3: I'm asking Will?
Speaker 1: Okay, I will Will just Will.
Speaker 5: Just quickly? Can you say to Lauren good luck?
Speaker 9: Lauren?
Speaker 6: Is that?
Speaker 3: Do you think I'm going to do a good job?
Speaker 8: Will? No?
Speaker 3: Thanks? Will, I won't come to your house and help
Speaker 3: do your brothers and sisters? Will?
Speaker 8: Ye?
Speaker 3: Yes, good thanks Will? Confidence, I've gotten all the things
Speaker 3: he just said. A sandwich up and go?
Speaker 1: Yeah, bit too much sugar in the op and goes.
Speaker 2: Also, you want to have a hearty breakfast and an apple?
Speaker 5: What's you know?
Speaker 3: What do you give your breakfast?
Speaker 2: Like cereal? Then maybe some eg not cyril?
Speaker 3: Did you say cyril?
Speaker 2: Yeah? They like hearing cereal say cereal cereal?
Speaker 1: That's better?
Speaker 3: Sirrel eggs. See if you're making eggs before you go
Speaker 3: to sea, I'll do like some Fridays if you're here.
Speaker 3: That's a lie on a.
Speaker 2: Weekend, not on a weekend Friday eggs.
Speaker 4: So what does lou make them for breakfast in the morning,
Speaker 4: like like.
Speaker 2: She'll do like a protein, like some bacon.
Speaker 3: I'm not cooking bacon and eggs for eleven.
Speaker 2: Kids, Mate, they need to be we can get.
Speaker 3: That in a McMuffin.
Speaker 2: Actually, it's got to be a normal morning.
Speaker 3: Ober eats. I'm going to.
Speaker 2: We are got to be a normal morning.
Speaker 3: They can have the time of their lives these kids.
Speaker 2: Thursday morning, we will be live from one of Melbourne's
Speaker 2: biggest families and Auntie Lauren gets an instant family mob mob.
Speaker 2: I cannot write.
Speaker 1: It's not very hard to get on television, but our
Speaker 1: next guests managed to do it by I'm watching a
Speaker 1: lot of television.
Speaker 2: Am I reading this scrape?
Speaker 5: That doesn't seem right?
Speaker 8: Come on, we're gonna look at the tv.
Speaker 10: Gord, do you want to have a look or do
Speaker 10: you want me just to tell you?
Speaker 9: Tell me because it wouldn't matter what I pick anyway.
Speaker 6: No, true, exactly.
Speaker 1: Please. Welcome to the show the iconic couple from goggle
Speaker 1: Box Australia, Lee and Kiss.
Speaker 10: Did you put your hearing aid hear anything? It's gonna
Speaker 10: be fun?
Speaker 2: Do ye put the can everyone hear me?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 2: Okay, he's got his hearing aid on. My spirit animals
Speaker 2: are joining us in the studio.
Speaker 3: I've been asking these two to come on our show
Speaker 3: since you and I got paired together three years.
Speaker 2: It's easy to get international. We've had Bloody your mate
Speaker 2: Hemsy's on, Matt Damon's called a few times. But trying
Speaker 2: to get Keith and Lee from goggle BOXE.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, we're so excited to see you in
Speaker 3: the studio. Almost didn't recognize you off the requiners.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we different want to help off the couch.
Speaker 3: How long have you two been married?
Speaker 10: Forty years this year in November?
Speaker 3: Have you thought about the fortieth anniversary gift yet?
Speaker 10: Okaith, did you think about the thirty ninth? Thirty seven?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 3: What's a gift for forty years of marriage?
Speaker 9: Sus one seventy nine?
Speaker 19: Yeah, she said all she wants for birthdays, Christmas, Valentines whatever.
Speaker 9: Just one rose? One read But that's cheap I'm getting
Speaker 9: out of and is he delivered?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, well, given that you like red roses, A
Speaker 3: traditional gift for a fortieth anniversary is something made of ruby.
Speaker 2: That sounds expensive.
Speaker 3: Good, A lot expensive ruby necklace, earrings, cuff links.
Speaker 1: You know what about this?
Speaker 3: Think outside the box? Ruby red wine or a trip
Speaker 3: to a vineyard that sounds up your alley.
Speaker 9: I don't like wine.
Speaker 10: Oh you just be ou Yeah, no, just and certain beers.
Speaker 10: Uppy beer.
Speaker 2: No, I just realized these two are us.
Speaker 1: Likes expensive things.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: Now, how how many years you've been doing goggle Box?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 10: Eleven this year?
Speaker 1: Wah?
Speaker 4: Do you ever panic when you're like, oh god, it's
Speaker 4: filming day. Quick tidy the house keeping.
Speaker 10: No, my house is always I feel like one. Oh
Speaker 10: he is.
Speaker 9: It's a temporary different.
Speaker 2: My favorite episodes are when Keith goes to get reheats
Speaker 2: and leftovers and goes to eating on the couch.
Speaker 10: And have you noticed eleven news He's done it once.
Speaker 5: Yet?
Speaker 2: Tea towel.
Speaker 9: You used to have towels everywhere.
Speaker 10: You have dawning tables for what are you doing eating
Speaker 10: on the couch?
Speaker 2: Saying? Its system?
Speaker 10: But he can't get it from the plate to his mouth.
Speaker 10: That's filling it.
Speaker 4: That's a man thing.
Speaker 5: Oh draws me nuts.
Speaker 4: Yes, sit at the table like an adult.
Speaker 2: Now you've been doing this for over ten years. You've
Speaker 2: been invited to pretty swanky events. You become little socialites
Speaker 2: and I know you've hit the races and that sort
Speaker 2: of thing. What's what's been some of your favorite events?
Speaker 17: The racers had to be racing on because we thought
Speaker 17: you don't know nothing about casts.
Speaker 10: We just know to perpetual it, you need to know.
Speaker 10: And they go, no, you really enjoyed and we had
Speaker 10: a ball.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Channel ten. Isn't it the Grand Prix?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 9: The last quarter where they come around.
Speaker 4: And coming into the pit.
Speaker 10: That's a good letter on the and go and walk
Speaker 10: through the pit. I said, were letter on there? He goes, Yeah,
Speaker 10: you can go on.
Speaker 4: There are you guys going this year?
Speaker 3: You scored? Come on, la, come on. We're trying to
Speaker 3: get an invite to that.
Speaker 2: We're taking mom and dad a couple of tickets because
Speaker 2: how many kids of you guys, right, and how are
Speaker 2: they with mum and dad being TV stars Because it's
Speaker 2: a bit of a trip.
Speaker 9: Out, no work on the start.
Speaker 17: They just don't understand why they want to come up
Speaker 17: and talk to us when they come up to us
Speaker 17: eleven years ago and we'll have a coffee, but we're
Speaker 17: having an argument because you took my glass. Yeah, so
Speaker 17: is this how they discovered your having a coffee, but
Speaker 17: he said he always gets his paper but never remembers
Speaker 17: his glasses and goes.
Speaker 10: Did you read this? I said, have you looked your
Speaker 10: face lately? You got my glasses on? I can't read it.
Speaker 17: And then we start having a full on, you know argument,
Speaker 17: and then this woman walks over with what are those
Speaker 17: things called? And I thought, oh god, now some idiots
Speaker 17: going to come over and try and sell us something.
Speaker 10: And I said, do you talk to us?
Speaker 3: You couldn't read the fine print anyway, and she goes, I'm.
Speaker 10: A talent looking for people show.
Speaker 9: Go away.
Speaker 10: No, I didn't say that, No you said.
Speaker 17: She said, it's a new show called people watching People
Speaker 17: watch TV?
Speaker 10: Are you nuts? And she got I said, just pee off?
Speaker 9: And I said, no, come here, tell us more.
Speaker 2: Would talk to us?
Speaker 10: She's what I want her phone number?
Speaker 19: She said to us, go home watch your show the English. Yeah,
Speaker 19: go home, watch it and then see how you feel,
Speaker 19: and gives a call. We watched it, and this couple
Speaker 19: had a whole couple of hours, had about forty bedroom
Speaker 19: something the show, and I thought, we are Matt is hilarious.
Speaker 3: Anna stage and face still on it.
Speaker 2: She's isn't she?
Speaker 3: I love that she ripped me apart once. No, I
Speaker 3: was I was doing. It was many years ago watching
Speaker 3: and I was like, Carl Stephanovik's coming up and they're
Speaker 3: going to tease him, so I'm going to keep watching.
Speaker 3: And it was like it was like a Women's Weekly
Speaker 3: Easter special where I had to make an Easter egg
Speaker 3: pin YadA and the girls go, we'll have to get
Speaker 3: the audio. She said something like, hew did she go
Speaker 3: from a wag to our TV presenter?
Speaker 8: Hell?
Speaker 3: How did she get a job on?
Speaker 2: She listens to the show as well, so you'll get
Speaker 2: a bloody DM about that.
Speaker 3: I guarantee shout out there. I love those two.
Speaker 9: They're great.
Speaker 1: Well you're on.
Speaker 3: Is there anything else you'd like to be invited to
Speaker 3: come on the ring?
Speaker 1: And we'll see what trying to get tickets for anything else?
Speaker 19: Anything else, anything else that anybody's out there.
Speaker 17: And finally, that's what one person said to us, because
Speaker 17: because we used to say no to everything, what we're
Speaker 17: going to do.
Speaker 10: We're just ordinary people. And the bloke goes no.
Speaker 17: You go there for the free food, the free grop
Speaker 17: and you listen to everyone when they get drunk, he said,
Speaker 17: the storage you'll hear they're fantastic.
Speaker 2: He's the most famous person you've met, you know, going
Speaker 2: to these events and stuff, anyone you've hided off with
Speaker 2: or had a running with. Running. He doesn't like me,
Speaker 2: he doesn't like that. What do you say about him?
Speaker 10: I said the show was ship that the new show
Speaker 10: he put on it last. It's not my fault. I
Speaker 10: don't find it my fault. If I did, I didn't
Speaker 10: like it.
Speaker 17: You make the show two episodes that last. I'm sorry, Peter,
Speaker 17: if you listen.
Speaker 3: He didn't. He didn't take the feedback.
Speaker 9: Well, no, but he's over it now I'm talking.
Speaker 3: I walked him down.
Speaker 2: Guys, can we not?
Speaker 4: You are suburban heroes?
Speaker 3: We love you.
Speaker 2: Can we not wait three years for our next catch up?
Speaker 9: Don't catch up?
Speaker 3: King and Queen of Member. Yes needs to be used.
Speaker 2: Yes you with the phone hat?
Speaker 3: I mean we're asking for him. I'm campaigning.
Speaker 10: Mango.
Speaker 3: We'll get rid of them.
Speaker 9: Restaurant's fantastic.
Speaker 3: It's good, isn't it? Next year?
Speaker 2: Next year we'll get you on the flat.
Speaker 3: We're campaigning for you to be killing in Queen and Mumber.
Speaker 2: Here we are twenty twenty six, King and Queen Plea
Speaker 2: and kaik and check him out on goggle Box Australia.
Speaker 2: Premiere is Thursday seven thirty only on ten and ten
Speaker 2: Play and it's streaming on Paramount Plus as well. It's
Speaker 2: my favorite show. You too are literally us.
Speaker 4: And that is frightening.
Speaker 2: You're on the air with Jason Moron after three years,
Speaker 2: finally got my wish Keith and Lee from goggle Box
Speaker 2: Future Jason Lawrence.
Speaker 3: It was a bit of a look into our I
Speaker 3: love that it is us.
Speaker 2: To a tea now. During that chat we did mention
Speaker 2: you have popped up on goggle Box before you were.
Speaker 3: Doing there's many years.
Speaker 9: It was the.
Speaker 2: Woman's weekly special they do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I did a couple of them.
Speaker 3: There was a Christmas one in there was an Easter one,
Speaker 3: and I think it was the Easter one that popped
Speaker 3: up and I was like, oh, it's a coming up next.
Speaker 3: Karl Stefanovic does the Women's Weekly Easter Special and I
Speaker 3: was like, I was on that shoot, I'm gonna have
Speaker 3: a laugh at Carl. Next minute, everyone was taking the
Speaker 3: mickey out of me making I can't imagine why a
Speaker 3: paper mashe Easter egg, including hin YadA. It was so
Speaker 3: you had to blow up the balloon and then put
Speaker 3: clag on it like that claggy glow, then paper mashe it,
Speaker 3: and then you had to wait for dry and had
Speaker 3: to pop the balloon and pull out the little wiggly
Speaker 3: balloon that was coming. So that did not look pretty.
Speaker 2: Other favorites on Google boxes and Astagia.
Speaker 4: She gave me a hard time of that.
Speaker 2: What did she say again? The voice?
Speaker 3: No, I'm not doing the voice she was saying, How
Speaker 3: did you go from being a footy wag to a
Speaker 3: TV presenter?
Speaker 4: How did she get a job on TV?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you did the voice before? And an a station
Speaker 2: was listening, good morning.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Why Lauren?
Speaker 3: Are we friends now?
Speaker 12: Will always be friends no matter what true friends, doesn't
Speaker 12: matter what they do, they remain true friends.
Speaker 2: Go again, How does she go from wag?
Speaker 12: How did you go from a wag to a deep
Speaker 12: that work?
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 3: Out of stagia. I'm not sure either, but I'm still here.
Speaker 12: But you know what, it's amazing you've gone from a
Speaker 12: wag to a TV presenter. Now on the number one
Speaker 12: radio show I put on the box we Live. I
Speaker 12: can't get any other gig.
Speaker 3: How is goggle box going? What is the show we
Speaker 3: should all be watching this year.
Speaker 12: Oh my god, I don't know maths. I guess that's one. Yeah,
Speaker 12: what a train wreck with you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Anyone you love or hate on MATS.
Speaker 12: I would love to punch Elliott out. I would love
Speaker 12: to what's her name?
Speaker 3: Oh, miss New Zealands? What do you think of missus Zealands?
Speaker 3: He's always crying.
Speaker 12: I want to you know what I want to do.
Speaker 12: I just want to rip her hair out.
Speaker 3: Okay, if you do, sound like you're in a beauty
Speaker 3: tournament now.
Speaker 12: It just cries. Did you watch it last night?
Speaker 4: You know I watched White Losus instead.
Speaker 12: I did too. How good are how good?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 2: Well, don't waste all this. It's on goggle Box this week.
Speaker 12: No, we're not watching that from goggle Box.
Speaker 3: Oh you got to watch it in real life, then
Speaker 3: it's really good. Although I don't know about shows being
Speaker 3: dropped on binge that you can't binge. It's only one episode.
Speaker 12: I know you've got to wait for next week. I
Speaker 12: take it and watched it last night. I hate when
Speaker 12: you've got to wait every week for the next episode.
Speaker 12: It's so annoying.
Speaker 2: Are you back on the Recliners this week? With fae
Speaker 2: yeap beautiful.
Speaker 3: How's theay going? She's keeping out of trouble?
Speaker 12: Yeah, look they she's had a bit of a hard time.
Speaker 12: She's becoind of grandmother. Firstly, Yeah, she became a grandmother
Speaker 12: a few weeks ago. The baby was born early. It's
Speaker 12: a he's absolutely beautiful. But unfortunately if this is that,
Speaker 12: just before Christmas she lost her brother.
Speaker 3: Oh well, please send her our love.
Speaker 4: We love watching you too.
Speaker 12: Thank you. And can I ask a favor?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Anything?
Speaker 2: The tickets to the Grand Prix.
Speaker 12: I don't want tickets to the Grand Prix. I don't
Speaker 12: care about the Grand Prix. Don't care about I want
Speaker 12: to be on the show with you and and Clint
Speaker 12: and Jay once a week, every Monday.
Speaker 2: Are you actually dictating the day?
Speaker 3: Can you come in for a Monday. Let's get you
Speaker 3: in on a Monday. Let's get you in next week
Speaker 3: and put you on work experience, all right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Why not?
Speaker 12: And also if you want to help with those kids
Speaker 12: on Thursday, oh ear pods, I'll ring you and tell
Speaker 12: you what to do while you're doing her.
Speaker 3: How many kids have you got?
Speaker 12: I've got to and they did my head and so
Speaker 12: I couldn't imagine having eleven.
Speaker 10: Thank you for we love her.
Speaker 2: She is Anastagia from goggle Box. Call her on the
Speaker 2: ear pods and she'll talk me through what she also said,
Speaker 2: she's a regular now on Mondays.
Speaker 3: I reckon, we'll get her in. But she's got to
Speaker 3: do all the jobs, she said to the phone. She's
Speaker 3: got to do the coffee run, five k questions. She's
Speaker 3: got to be in here for the parts of the she
Speaker 3: can just like work her way up.
Speaker 2: And do all the and a station from Google should
Speaker 2: let her.
Speaker 10: Pick us on.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, let's get her in. I wonder why one day.
Speaker 2: She's busy on the other stations.
Speaker 1: We've got to get.
Speaker 3: Her and I love it. Keith and Lee from goggle
Speaker 3: Box and Anastasia.
Speaker 2: Lover what a fun show. Just going seven eight fast night.
Speaker 2: We are getting out of here. Have a great time
Speaker 2: and see tomorrow.
Speaker 15: Mon Jason Lauren, Jason Lauren wake up feeling Good on
Speaker 15: number one hundred.
Speaker 3: Lauren on Socials