Speaker 1: We got get morning every day.
Speaker 2: Joe's let's talk about a very good I was going
Speaker 2: to say former friend, but he's still a very very
Speaker 2: close friend, and that is Tom Dooday. Of course he's
Speaker 2: gone from the Crows to Brisbane. We'd speak to him
Speaker 2: every couple of weeks last year. Yeah, and now we've
Speaker 2: got this little soft spot for the lines.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And in the full interest of transparency, I've been friends
Speaker 4: with his partner m for a very long time. They
Speaker 4: are beautiful, beautiful people. And he gopped it yesterday copped
Speaker 4: a little bit of backlash because he did an interview
Speaker 4: or TV interview and at the end of it they
Speaker 4: said to him, do you miss anything about South Australia
Speaker 4: in terms of some of our more I guess unique
Speaker 4: food offerings.
Speaker 5: And this is what he had to say.
Speaker 6: When I was in South Australia, I didn't ever really
Speaker 6: subscribe to those those things, the pie floats, They just
Speaker 6: made no sense to me, even food chocks, things I
Speaker 6: had I didn't quite enjoy, which Southraian's probably won't like
Speaker 6: hearing me saying.
Speaker 2: That, Oh geez, what's your deal, Dodey. That's the sort
Speaker 2: of response as he was getting online.
Speaker 4: But it sort of got turned into a whole you know,
Speaker 4: do Day slam South Australia. And all the time that
Speaker 4: you and I have known him, never once has he
Speaker 4: ever come across as ungrateful for his time here in
Speaker 4: South Australia. And two never once has he said a
Speaker 4: bad word about his time at the Crows all this stage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw the headline. It says, do Day declare
Speaker 2: South Australia shouldn't be part of the constitution, which I
Speaker 2: thought was a.
Speaker 5: It was a little bit over the top.
Speaker 4: It was, I guess, in terms of the food selection,
Speaker 4: a little bit of an unpopular opinion.
Speaker 5: But you're an out of town here. Out of town.
Speaker 4: You came here from Sydney and you didn't quite understand
Speaker 4: some of the nuances.
Speaker 2: So I arrived when I was twenty one years old,
Speaker 2: and I've got to say, take yourself, what's that? Yeah
Speaker 2: twenty one, when I was twenty two. I was twenty one,
Speaker 2: and I completely understand what he's talking about. Yeah, so look,
Speaker 2: I enjoy the odd fruit chalk. I wouldn't say that.
Speaker 2: I absolutely devote my wife to it like some other
Speaker 2: South Australians. Yeah, frog cakes for example, insanely sweet, but
Speaker 2: also a pie floater who actually eats these things.
Speaker 5: I've been here for twenty years. I've never had a
Speaker 5: pie flow.
Speaker 2: I've never seen a pie floater. I know there used
Speaker 2: to be some sort of cart that used to be around,
Speaker 2: I've never seen one, and I've never known somebody to
Speaker 2: regularly eat pie flowers. Yet we cruise around. We're like, yeah, pieflow,
Speaker 2: that's our thing. We love it, A spot on it.
Speaker 2: Tom Dooday is spot on.
Speaker 4: Yeah. But the other thing is I was like, he's
Speaker 4: been left alone in Brisbane. He can all down the
Speaker 4: street and no one's going to know who he is.
Speaker 4: This is a two team tower. You cop a lot
Speaker 4: of scrutiny, and when you do step out of line
Speaker 4: and have the audacity to question our food stuffs, then
Speaker 4: you cop some backlash, which was pretty damn unfair yesterday. Yeah,
Speaker 4: absolutely it was, but unpopular opinions. Let's do this thirteen
Speaker 4: twenty four to ten.
Speaker 5: Please? Do you have one?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Can I kick us off?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Game of Thrones? Sockt Game of Thrones?
Speaker 5: Good, Oh my god, we're going to get canceled. I
Speaker 5: with you one episode.
Speaker 2: I've seen three episodes and I was like, I just
Speaker 2: saw the first episode. Okay, I'll pushed through a second episode.
Speaker 2: How long do I have to persevere with this thing?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: Three episodes and I'm like, this just stupid.
Speaker 5: Yeah I didn't. I probably watched I don't know, maybe
Speaker 5: nearly the first season and just was like, what, what
Speaker 5: the hell's everyone.
Speaker 2: On about it? And I've said this before. There was
Speaker 2: one part that I saw with there's a bit of
Speaker 2: incest going on. Yeah, And I remember saying that to
Speaker 2: a mate, like there was there was genuine incests, shenanigans,
Speaker 2: and my matte was like, yeah, how good was it? No,
Speaker 2: it's not a selling point at all.
Speaker 5: I've got an unpopular opinion.
Speaker 4: Your mates are weird exactly, Okay, producers unpopular opinion.
Speaker 5: I've got a couple.
Speaker 7: My first one massages suck, I hats don't touch me.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm certainly not paying for it. And then
Speaker 7: probably my most unpopular opinion, which I've always coptured it
Speaker 7: for over my whole life, is I can't stand mash
Speaker 7: potato or even a baked potato is too soft.
Speaker 4: The moment it turns the texture turns fluffy or off.
Speaker 5: Absolutely not.
Speaker 7: And for something this sounds psychotic because it is the
Speaker 7: combination of potato and butter.
Speaker 8: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: I know it makes everything better?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Serious?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know it's upsetting.
Speaker 4: My twelve year old made mashed potato last night with
Speaker 4: a bit of nutlegs and salt and it was so.
Speaker 7: I want to love it. What's not to love about
Speaker 7: potato and butter? But heaps and the smell, the smell.
Speaker 4: Hey, abbs in the newsroom, can you narrow down your
Speaker 4: unpopular opinions from five hundred to one?
Speaker 3: I definitely can, which is surprising for me. My unpopular
Speaker 3: opinion is they say that money can't buy happiness.
Speaker 5: But I'm sorry. If I'm in a.
Speaker 3: Mansion of the house with a big closet and lots
Speaker 3: of sausage dogs, how could you not be happy?
Speaker 5: Safety? I've got to first one. Golf is selfish, oh.
Speaker 4: Selfish pastime especially okay for exment. All right, let's use
Speaker 4: you as an example. You've got three kids under five.
Speaker 4: You get one day off a week if you choose
Speaker 4: to go and play golf on that day, which takes
Speaker 4: you out of the family system from eleven o'clock to
Speaker 4: about six o'clock, including beers.
Speaker 5: You can't tell me that's not selfish.
Speaker 2: That stressful. It is here at NOV.
Speaker 4: Working with all us emotional women.
Speaker 2: Look, I want to for the sake of this, I'd
Speaker 2: like to disagree with you, but I can't. No, I can't.
Speaker 2: And I'm not going after your beautiful partner, Greg, because
Speaker 2: I know he likes to. He loves around regularly play golf.
Speaker 2: But I'll tell you what if I said that to
Speaker 2: my wife, can't. Yeah, it's going to pop out for
Speaker 2: six hours and play but a golf in the lads,
Speaker 2: it wouldn't be well received, And I'd be shocked if
Speaker 2: it wasn't well received.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because I did.
Speaker 4: If you put that on its head, you imagine me
Speaker 4: as a mother with three kids going sueya, yeah, so ya.
Speaker 5: I'll be back whenever. Greg's in a lot of trouble
Speaker 5: at the moment. I don't always.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, coming up in the news, The host declares
Speaker 4: war on pitheloaders.
Speaker 2: Jose was going to throw this out there ever been
Speaker 2: done gee, oh, jeervy, Jerry, No, not that sort of cheating.
Speaker 2: I mean, have you ever been exposed for trying to?
Speaker 2: Don't I twist the law in your advantage?
Speaker 5: If you know it not at least in the last
Speaker 5: twenty four hours night.
Speaker 2: Okay, good, you've made at least thirty six hours. Good
Speaker 2: for you. Let's go to one of the most wondrous
Speaker 2: places on the planet, and that's Island. A woman and
Speaker 2: I lost more than eight hundred thousand dollars in an
Speaker 2: injury lawsuit stemming from a car crash after photos showed
Speaker 2: her launching a Christmas tree during a post holiday competition.
Speaker 2: And also on top of that, she won the event.
Speaker 4: Hang, so she got disability compo. And then she went
Speaker 4: into a tree throwing contests off.
Speaker 2: The back of a car crash. She was set to
Speaker 2: earn herself a really nice paypack eight hundred to enter
Speaker 2: her account, and all of a sudden some photos submerge
Speaker 2: of her being insanely athletic as well. Okay, because when
Speaker 2: you're tossing a Christmas tree, trust me, they're not small,
Speaker 2: they're big boys. And she wasn't there just to make
Speaker 2: up the numbers. She won the damnit.
Speaker 4: And if she didn't think that she was going to
Speaker 4: make the local paper for that feat either and alert
Speaker 4: the workers' compensation people.
Speaker 5: Whatught an digit or an edgit? Yes, as they say
Speaker 5: over there. What a big edget fat.
Speaker 2: That's a very good accent. I mean, what sort of
Speaker 2: price do you put on winning a prestigious competition like that? Though,
Speaker 2: you probably valued about a million bucks, So maybe she's
Speaker 2: come out on top. I didn't get completely exposed, but
Speaker 2: I feel like I got done by karma. Okay, twelve
Speaker 2: when I cheated twice in my PDHP exam. So what
Speaker 2: you do is you put notes in your back pocket
Speaker 2: and then you've got to go to the toilet. Okay,
Speaker 2: So and the guys who are watching you, they can't
Speaker 2: go into the toilet, so they hang out at the
Speaker 2: front of the bathrooms, wouldn't it, and you check your notes.
Speaker 2: I did that twice, and I strutted back down, and
Speaker 2: I'd never been more confident in my life. Yeah, this
Speaker 2: test got the result back sixty percent? Okay, how was
Speaker 2: that even possible? Who can you cheat twice in a
Speaker 2: test and return a score of sixty percent?
Speaker 4: My god, what does that say about your cerebral capacity
Speaker 4: When you're cheating in an exam twice and you get
Speaker 4: sixty percent?
Speaker 2: I don't even know what the hell. Cerebral man, your.
Speaker 5: Brain, your brain, your beget jet.
Speaker 2: That's a job. That's a joke. That's a job. Job,
Speaker 2: that's a terrible job, Joe. It's a pretty long break.
Speaker 2: And what it's done is allowed you to really hunt
Speaker 2: and gather the best possible jokes I have been put
Speaker 2: together on this little round planet.
Speaker 4: I spent the entire holiday season looking for jokes just
Speaker 4: to make you two idiots laugh.
Speaker 5: That's what I do.
Speaker 2: Did you get on a different direction, because you should
Speaker 2: have just went straight to the queen? And that is
Speaker 2: news read Abbey of Humor.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, so true.
Speaker 4: God, I never saw her development last year was extraordinary,
Speaker 4: wasn't it. I believe it started out so poor, like
Speaker 4: below path, and then just came through with the bank.
Speaker 4: I think that as the year went on, the dirtier
Speaker 4: she got and the better she got, you know.
Speaker 8: What I mean.
Speaker 2: At the start she was playing for like the North
Speaker 2: Adelaide Rockets, whatever it is, and then by the end
Speaker 2: she was like starting for the La Lakers. That was
Speaker 2: her progression.
Speaker 3: That is how I am in life. Really, you start
Speaker 3: poor and then pretty strong? Yeah, very nice?
Speaker 5: All right, who wants to go first?
Speaker 2: Do you know?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: You lead us fearlessly most times, so why don't you
Speaker 2: lead us in a really positive, funny direction this time.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'll tell you a funny thing that happened on
Speaker 4: the holidays. I actually brought some shoes, but I didn't
Speaker 4: realize this, but I brought them from a drug dealer. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I know, it's extraordinary. I don't know what he laced
Speaker 4: them with, but I can't stop dripping.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 5: It's good.
Speaker 2: That's a good, good start.
Speaker 3: How do you make your significant other cry during adult cuddles?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Boy, I know the reasons I have cried before.
Speaker 5: Because the NBA is on in the background, or there.
Speaker 2: Was an honesty session. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Sorry, sorry, okay, let's start again. How do you make
Speaker 3: the significant other cry during adult cuddles?
Speaker 5: How call them?
Speaker 2: Okay, I got a joke now, and I've got to
Speaker 2: give a big special shout to a good friend of mine,
Speaker 2: Robie Cornthwaite. Oh yeah, the man knows how to tell jokes.
Speaker 5: There's never not enough Robbie in this show.
Speaker 2: Not enough Robbie. I've said that from day or no
Speaker 2: one's listening to me. We're pushing for it half usually
Speaker 2: all right, So you told me this one, he said. Look,
Speaker 2: a guy goes home to his wife and he's a
Speaker 2: bit of a drinker. Let's just call for the sake
Speaker 2: of this joke, let's call her car. Let's call this
Speaker 2: black handle. She says to him one night, do you
Speaker 2: know what. You're drinking far too much. Every time you
Speaker 2: come home, you covered and vomit. You're not making sense.
Speaker 2: If you do this one more time, I'm leaving you.
Speaker 2: I'm divorcing you. He says, okay, okay, Well here's the thing.
Speaker 2: I've got I thing this Friday with a few mates.
Speaker 2: Let me prove to you that I can do this.
Speaker 2: So she goes, okay, this is your last chance. So
Speaker 2: he goes to this thing, Surprise, Surprise, gets a little
Speaker 2: bit carried away one B two B three be and
Speaker 2: just goes on and on. Next minute's covered in his
Speaker 2: own vomit Classic plus and goes, oh my gosh, I'm
Speaker 2: going to get divorced. I've got to go now home
Speaker 2: now to my wife. She's going to divorce me. She's
Speaker 2: going to see the vomit. She's going to say that's it.
Speaker 2: Mate comes up and goes, no, no, no, no, no, go a
Speaker 2: little trick here. So what you do is you put
Speaker 2: twenty bucks in your top pocket. And then you tell
Speaker 2: her that one of your mates vomited on you while
Speaker 2: you will put him in the car. You're actually being responsible. Yes,
Speaker 2: it works all the time. I always do it. My
Speaker 2: wife falls every single time. So she goes, great, that's a
Speaker 2: good idea, goes home, walks to the door. The wife goes, oh,
Speaker 2: here we go. I told you couldn't do it. Vomit,
Speaker 2: you're out. I'm getting divorces. And no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: no no, no, it wasn't me, it was it was ringo. Okay,
Speaker 2: I had to put him in the car. He spewed
Speaker 2: it all over me. And he goes, look, even put
Speaker 2: twenty dollars in my top pocket to pay for dry cleaning.
Speaker 2: So she checks. She looks in and goes, hang on,
Speaker 2: there's forty bucks in there. There's two twenties in there.
Speaker 2: What's going there? He says, oh, yeah, that was from
Speaker 2: my mate who shat in my pants.
Speaker 5: We got there, finally.
Speaker 2: Got the dry cleaning bill there for you.
Speaker 5: Well, on stage, I'm thinking we get it. Yeah, he's
Speaker 5: drugging in.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well we got there and it was a.
Speaker 3: Marri just double checking car and you're finalizing the divorce now.
Speaker 2: Don't check my pants. Yeah, forty one degrees across Adelaide.
Speaker 2: Today it's one of those days where wow, we you
Speaker 2: could really really come.
Speaker 4: Unstuck and things can get destroyed though. This is the thing,
Speaker 4: particularly if you leave stuff in your car, can be
Speaker 4: an absolute disaster.
Speaker 2: Back in the day, I just bought a brand new guitar.
Speaker 2: It was a cold Clark of Fat Lady.
Speaker 5: One that means nothing to me.
Speaker 2: Beautiful guitar. It costs me fifteen hundred bucks. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: I reckon. Remember when it was Kevin Rudd and he
Speaker 2: gave you those payments, Oh, yes, yes, and it was
Speaker 2: like maybe six or seven hundred bucks or something.
Speaker 5: That's what you used your payment for what.
Speaker 2: I got two payments because I was on youth allounce
Speaker 2: it was at Uni, but also I was earning bugger
Speaker 2: al so I got two paints. So all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: like fifteen hundred bucks turned up in my account and
Speaker 2: I did exactly what it's okay, I wanted to do,
Speaker 2: is just go out and spend it.
Speaker 4: I don't know that k Rud wanted you just spend
Speaker 4: his fifteen hundred dollars on a guitar.
Speaker 5: I don't think that was the plan.
Speaker 2: What about Kevin Rod just quietly getting in purely because
Speaker 2: of a slogan Kevin O seven.
Speaker 5: Oh that was good though, that rageously good stuff.
Speaker 2: So I bought this brand new guitar and it was
Speaker 2: going to change my life. I was going to be
Speaker 2: able to actually finally speak to women via my guitar
Speaker 2: and through music. I left it my car and it
Speaker 2: was a forty one forty two degree day and I
Speaker 2: lived in there for about two days. I reckon got
Speaker 2: it out now. I thought it'd be completely protected. It wasn't.
Speaker 2: So the neck of the guitar completely warped on because
Speaker 2: it's like moveable wood and all this sort of really
Speaker 2: special oak absolutely destroyed it. And there's no way that
Speaker 2: you can sort of claim fault or try and get
Speaker 2: some sort of reimbursement, because I like, you're an idiot, mate,
Speaker 2: don't let your guitar cook in the car.
Speaker 4: And that would have been an absolute disgrace too, if
Speaker 4: you had a used government payments to buy yourself a
Speaker 4: guitar and then be claimed it because of your own
Speaker 4: stupidity on insurance.
Speaker 2: Kevin wasn't proud that day, was.
Speaker 4: No, he definitely wasn't let's do this. Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: When did the heat get you? When did the heat
Speaker 4: absolutely destroy something?
Speaker 2: Yes? Absolutely.
Speaker 4: Think she'll be my first test today because I've got
Speaker 4: a new one of those hands free kits for my
Speaker 4: car where you're the suction thing you're sticking on your
Speaker 4: dashboard and the lady at souper Cheap does just be careful,
Speaker 4: Just be careful because in the heat it'll get you destroyed.
Speaker 5: It absolutely melted one of hers. So it's a wedding game.
Speaker 5: When did the heat get.
Speaker 2: Your Oh that's hard, isn't it.
Speaker 5: You left a guitar in your car. Bring a guitar
Speaker 5: completely warped.
Speaker 2: Cletly warped the neck so basically just bent the neck
Speaker 2: and there's nothing you can do about as well. He could
Speaker 2: genuinely just throw it away.
Speaker 5: I would have loved if you had have tried to use.
Speaker 4: That at the line someday afternoon and you're just like
Speaker 4: having to bend around the neck of your guitar.
Speaker 2: I think we more so. I went in the corner
Speaker 2: of the room for a long time. It's a bit
Speaker 2: of a decoration. Oh yes, And then if you did
Speaker 2: get a special visitor, you're like oh do you play your.
Speaker 5: And no, no, no, no, don't worry about that. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's no big deal.
Speaker 2: There's no big deal. Have a bit of a break
Speaker 2: from playing guitar at.
Speaker 5: The minute, Kylie, morning, guys, How we're so good? When
Speaker 5: did the heat get you?
Speaker 9: It's totally destroyed my driver's license?
Speaker 8: What happened?
Speaker 2: Classic? Excuse?
Speaker 9: I left it in the glove box and it completely
Speaker 9: melted and twisted, and yeah, I could not use it.
Speaker 5: I didn't. God, it must have been hot that day, Kylie.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I didn't think it was too hot, but yeah, it
Speaker 1: must have been when it was like the forty five
Speaker 1: degree heat.
Speaker 4: What about Kyli's going through getting I dated at nightclubs
Speaker 4: and they're like, mate.
Speaker 2: I'm a license melted And I heard that.
Speaker 4: Before, Classic simon, Good morning, Good morning, all right?
Speaker 5: When did the heat get your?
Speaker 10: Well, it was a hot day and I decided to
Speaker 10: protect my dashboard on my car by applying like an
Speaker 10: armor all or armor guard type of thing. Yeah, but
Speaker 10: it says, which I read afterwards, not to apply to
Speaker 10: the heat, and it ended up cracking my dashboard.
Speaker 2: So what sort of what sort of job is out
Speaker 2: to get it fixed? How expensive.
Speaker 4: I haven't got it fixed, so I was like, that's
Speaker 4: a job for another day.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Nikita, good morning, how are you good?
Speaker 8: Good?
Speaker 5: When the heat gets your last.
Speaker 1: Summer come in from the garden and left the crops
Speaker 1: on the deck is exposed some Yeah, next morning went
Speaker 1: to go put them on and there are a couple
Speaker 1: of hours.
Speaker 2: Was too small, crocs can't handle other things. A crocs
Speaker 2: rink in the heat.
Speaker 5: That's amazing.
Speaker 9: So they got passed down to the daughter.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a Nikida. Can you remember when you're a kid.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you're old enough to remember this,
Speaker 4: but when you used to get Twisty's packets and put
Speaker 4: them in the oven and shrink them down.
Speaker 5: I'm going to try that with a pair of crocs.
Speaker 2: Also, that is just the gift that keeps on giving
Speaker 2: the keata. I mean, how how fun would just be
Speaker 2: gifted a nice pair of secondhand crocks as well them
Speaker 2: like it? Yeah, by a second pair, Niketa, just on that.
Speaker 2: How many kids you got, I've got.
Speaker 9: Two kids for two years old and a.
Speaker 1: Twelve year old.
Speaker 2: Oh very good. We might send you along to Dinosaur
Speaker 2: World Life if you'd like. Oh, that'd be awesome, you
Speaker 2: really cool stuff. Dinosaur World Life's Little Interactive Dinosaur Show
Speaker 2: Family Thinking Adelaide from the twenty fifth to twenty eighth
Speaker 2: of January. My kid's gonna lie.
Speaker 4: I feel a bit sorry for Nikida's kid because not
Speaker 4: only is she gone to school in crocs, but she's
Speaker 4: also wearing her mum's crocs as a doubles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it used to be my mom's. Oh wow. Every
Speaker 2: now and then, as a man, you sit there and
Speaker 2: you think, Wow, what would I do in a particular situation,
Speaker 2: like a really confronting situation. Would I man up? Or
Speaker 2: would I just squirm out the back like a little
Speaker 2: weasel and forever feel like an absolute pussy cat? You
Speaker 2: know what I made?
Speaker 4: So, for example, if you were to be confronted with
Speaker 4: someone who wanted to fight.
Speaker 2: Yes, or if your family was in danger, yes, say
Speaker 2: someone intruded into your house.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I saw this study on the weekend which I found
Speaker 2: very very entertaining, but also like, I wonder, what's a
Speaker 2: category I've been It turns out that almost ten percent
Speaker 2: of men think that if they got into a fistfight
Speaker 2: with a line, that they would win with an actual line.
Speaker 5: Have seen that meme.
Speaker 4: In fact, I think I sent it to your wife
Speaker 4: where there's a woman standing at the kitchen sink, and that's.
Speaker 5: A thought bubble.
Speaker 4: So there's fifteen different thoughts about, Oh've got to do
Speaker 4: the kids homework, I've got to pack the lunches, I've
Speaker 4: got to do this, I've got.
Speaker 5: To do this for work, blah blah blah. And then it.
Speaker 4: Flips to a and it was like, could I take
Speaker 4: on a bear in a fight? Yeah?
Speaker 8: The thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely is a thing. So not only do we
Speaker 2: think about it, we think what are our chances of
Speaker 2: actually winning? And would I be brave enough to even
Speaker 2: take part in it?
Speaker 5: Okay, all valid questions.
Speaker 2: So there was a particular moment in my household quite recently,
Speaker 2: which I am not proud of at all.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You always wonder, in a split moment, say if someone
Speaker 2: broke into your house and you came face to face, Wow,
Speaker 2: what would you do?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 2: I think most blokes have thought about this, and blokes say, look,
Speaker 2: I've got weapons under the bed, or you know, I'd
Speaker 2: punch him in the face and i'd grab him, I'd
Speaker 2: tieme up, all those sorts of things.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The other night, it was about one o'clock in the
Speaker 2: morning and it was stinking hot. Oh yeah, So, and
Speaker 2: I was asleep, but I don't think I was fully asleep,
Speaker 2: And you know when you wake up and you get
Speaker 2: startled and there's that sort of moment in between reality
Speaker 2: where you're still sort of half asleep. Yeah, there was
Speaker 2: one particular moment where the mirror, it's a big mirror
Speaker 2: in our room, fell off. So he was attached to
Speaker 2: the wall and it completely fell off, so much so
Speaker 2: that when it hit the ground, one it's smashed, and
Speaker 2: then two it's fallen funt ways, so then it's smashed again.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: So there was a small moment, like a really really
Speaker 2: small moment where I genuinely thought that we were getting
Speaker 2: broken into I'm in bed with it, my wife and
Speaker 2: my three year old daughter who still sleeps with us,
Speaker 2: and in my moment where I'm really tested on whether
Speaker 2: I'm going to be a man or not and whether
Speaker 2: I'm going to protect the family. This is basically all
Speaker 2: that came out of my mouth. It was dense at
Speaker 2: of miment. My thoughts were on here. Instead of jumping
Speaker 2: out of bed and jumping into a fighting position, all
Speaker 2: I could do was go and I had my wife
Speaker 2: Car literally say to me or he can't down, It's
Speaker 2: just a mirror that's four off the wall. And then
Speaker 2: the next day, I think at one stage a little
Speaker 2: bit of time to pass, and then Car had to say,
Speaker 2: can we just address your reaction? Did the mirror falling
Speaker 2: off the wall last night? I think Car is ready
Speaker 2: to go, like she cocked the fist and she was
Speaker 2: ready to go, and I was in the corner hiding
Speaker 2: behind my three year old daughter.
Speaker 5: Jeers, do you know the worst part about this story?
Speaker 5: You put that mirror on the wall? You thought you
Speaker 5: did a grass?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: On top of that as well? Sheeez, what a guy
Speaker 2: not handy and also an absolute pussy.
Speaker 5: Really picture it is so time for it. Let's go, girl,
Speaker 5: there to go.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: All the stuff we talked about offwhere and we think, oh,
Speaker 4: you know what, Margaret, We're just going to talk about
Speaker 4: it on air. We've got producers Zoe with us this
Speaker 4: morning Morning Morning Newly Single, just preparing us so for
Speaker 4: a hot girl summer in Europe.
Speaker 5: That's right, can't stopped single summer in Europe?
Speaker 4: That's it?
Speaker 5: Well, look Europe.
Speaker 4: Normally we have newsreader Abby join us, but she's on
Speaker 4: her sick bed at the moment.
Speaker 5: So we have producer m M mother of one.
Speaker 4: Yes, little Maxie engaged to be married Yeah eventually.
Speaker 8: Anyway, that's another issue that's a separate So.
Speaker 4: This is the Birthing Sweet edition of Chick Chash.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I've been pushing this for months. Thank you ladies,
Speaker 2: that giant. It's finally getting scratched.
Speaker 4: How many things I would like to tell you about
Speaker 4: what actually goes on in the Birthing Sweet three times?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I know, I've really seen it all well
Speaker 7: finnally enough as the only person in the room without
Speaker 7: a child.
Speaker 5: I've brought this one this week.
Speaker 7: One of my girlfriends who I've just recently been away with,
Speaker 7: is a midwife.
Speaker 5: I love having.
Speaker 7: Friends that work in all sorts of different little niche
Speaker 7: healthcare sectors because you hear some crazy stories. And she
Speaker 7: was talking to us about the different women she follows
Speaker 7: with their journeys and who they have with them in
Speaker 7: their birthing suite and the range of some people were
Speaker 7: for like my husband will be there and the others
Speaker 7: absolutely not, don't let him in sort of things. So
Speaker 7: we all got talking about when our time comes, because
Speaker 7: none of the girls that were there have had kids yet,
Speaker 7: who we would have?
Speaker 5: I was really fascinated.
Speaker 7: Everyone had really different answers.
Speaker 5: So I don't know.
Speaker 7: I personally would if I could only have one person, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I would kick the man out and mum would be in,
Speaker 7: you know, like that's the priority for me.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's interesting. I don't know.
Speaker 7: Who did you guys have.
Speaker 8: I had Michael in there. My mum did ask me
Speaker 8: if she could come in, and I flat out said no, sorry, Mum. Yeah,
Speaker 8: we are very similar and we butt heads. And I'm like,
Speaker 8: at that point of when you know all of that
Speaker 8: is going on, I don't need someone else in there,
Speaker 8: you know, like me. But near the end, I kin'd
Speaker 8: of encount like I only had Michael as my person.
Speaker 8: But then you've got the ob and then you've got midwives,
Speaker 8: and then part way through you know it all happening.
Speaker 8: They're like, oh, if a student midwife comes in, she's
Speaker 8: about to finish, but she.
Speaker 5: Wants to see a birth. And I was like, I
Speaker 5: don't care. So I think there are about five people
Speaker 5: in the end, but only Michael. Yeah, okay, well only
Speaker 5: for three for one of them.
Speaker 4: I had my then husband at the time and my
Speaker 4: mother and my mum and I are really close, but
Speaker 4: at that point I'm with you. I was like, don't
Speaker 4: everyone go away, don't touch me. I think you only
Speaker 4: really want your partner. Skip forward a marriage and the
Speaker 4: three other children were all caesareans. But something is so
Speaker 4: strange happened to me. Death and dying happening the drugs message.
Speaker 2: Gave birth out the mouth again. That was crazy to
Speaker 2: reveal that.
Speaker 4: Anyway, The drugs do something to my head whereby I
Speaker 4: think I'm dying. So as I'm going under and the
Speaker 4: anesthetics hitting me, I say, I start saying my life
Speaker 4: every time I start saying my last goodbye.
Speaker 7: Is so traumatic for everyone in the room.
Speaker 2: Jay, fascinating and morbid.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that's I'm like, I love you so much
Speaker 4: and I feel like it's the end. It's weird anyway,
Speaker 4: but it's not the end. It's the birth of new life.
Speaker 4: So let's all be happy.
Speaker 7: But did you just have second greg for children's.
Speaker 4: Well, I certainly didn't have first three yets because that
Speaker 4: would be strange, wouldn't it.
Speaker 5: So I can my ex husband and my new husband.
Speaker 7: What's Colleen aloud?
Speaker 4: What do you think people got confused about the Greg
Speaker 4: I was asking.
Speaker 2: For Nick minute Greg Norman the Shark. I've seen three
Speaker 2: births now and oh my gosh, now I feel like
Speaker 2: I've seen some stuff and I may I locked eye
Speaker 2: contact with Carl the whole time. Yeah, not because I
Speaker 2: was grossed out. Because I was scared that if I
Speaker 2: saw some things. I didn't want to be that guy
Speaker 2: that takes intentional I don't want to be that guy
Speaker 2: that passes out.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so I was a.
Speaker 2: Little bit scared of saying blood and passing out. But
Speaker 2: I know, and I can safely speak. We have another conversation.
Speaker 2: I know if it came down to one person being
Speaker 2: in the room, I don't know that car could choose
Speaker 2: the moment because Karl's mum's are absolute rong okay in
Speaker 2: that situation, and I don't know what I'm doing it.
Speaker 2: One day, Carla was squeezing my hand so tightly it
Speaker 2: was definitely gonna break. But I didn't want to be like,
Speaker 2: hey stop it, I'm in pain. She was giving birth.
Speaker 4: Oh let's do this this morning, thirteen twenty four d
Speaker 4: And who'd you have in your birth?
Speaker 5: And sweet who allowed? Who was by your side?
Speaker 4: Who was there who witnessed the birth of new life?
Speaker 2: And how special were your significant other that's in this process?
Speaker 2: I mean they really knew what they were doing, weren't they?
Speaker 2: I'm joking obviously. Yeah, we don't even know where to look,
Speaker 2: let alone what to do.
Speaker 4: See, I find you highly irritating when I'm not having
Speaker 4: a bay. I can only imagine me in the throes
Speaker 4: of labor having Andrew Hayes right next to me.
Speaker 2: Only super helpful.
Speaker 5: Wuldn't it so far?
Speaker 4: In my birthing Sweet, I've got an next husband, a
Speaker 4: new husband, and a co host.
Speaker 2: Must be a big, sweet nice only standing room.
Speaker 9: Now, I really let's chat.
Speaker 5: It is so time for it.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 4: Girl.
Speaker 2: Checked out the Birthing Sweet edition.
Speaker 5: Yeah, who'd you have him? There is the question? Would
Speaker 5: you have the same person again? Is the other question?
Speaker 5: How do they perform under pressure?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Goodness me, let's take your calls this morning.
Speaker 5: Who do you have in the birthing Sweet?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 5: Jackie?
Speaker 9: Hey, how you going good?
Speaker 5: Who'd you have?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 11: I only had my husband, my fourteen month old son,
Speaker 11: and my mom. I had no doctors for nothing. He
Speaker 11: birthed him at home. Well, I birthed him at home.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, so obviously before he could get to the hospital.
Speaker 11: Well, I had no time to get to the hospit. Yeah,
Speaker 11: my husband go and give him the car, give him
Speaker 11: the cargo. I'm not getting in the car. I'm not
Speaker 11: having this baby on the freeways.
Speaker 4: Oh no.
Speaker 11: I put myself up on the bed and three pushes later,
Speaker 11: I tolled him out.
Speaker 2: He was there, so he did the natural instincts just
Speaker 2: kick in? Or did your husband actually a little bit
Speaker 2: know what to do.
Speaker 11: My husband couldn't even watch er, so yeah, he grouched
Speaker 11: out by everything. He has the nickname doc now. So yeah, no,
Speaker 11: I couldn't do anything, couldn't do. He did, he performed,
Speaker 11: he did well. But yeah, all I kept I was saying,
Speaker 11: was wash your hands.
Speaker 5: Wash your hand, Jackie.
Speaker 4: You said, like everyone's seen that video. I reckon it's
Speaker 4: Courtney Kardashian who sits up and pulls out her own baby.
Speaker 5: Was that your situation?
Speaker 11: Well, that's exactly what I did, because he thought he
Speaker 11: was stuck, and I'm going, he's not stuck. I need
Speaker 11: to push. So I grabbed him by under my under
Speaker 11: his arms, and with one push, she was out. So
Speaker 11: it was all over and done. With within fifteen minutes.
Speaker 5: That is incredible.
Speaker 4: Well done, Jackie, Jackie, she's married to McDreamy. Let's go
Speaker 4: to Jess, who was in the birthing Sweet Jess.
Speaker 9: Hi, So I had three birth Yeah. My first was
Speaker 9: to my ex husband. I had him, my mum and
Speaker 9: my mother in law in the room. The second birth,
Speaker 9: I had my ex husband and my mother.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And then my last, my current partner unfortunately got food poisoning,
Speaker 9: so he was by a FaceTime.
Speaker 2: And my mum was in the room.
Speaker 9: Yeah. So he came in to visit me the night
Speaker 9: before and he had Hungry Jack's for dinner, and yeah,
Speaker 9: got food poisoning, so he was in bed y face time.
Speaker 2: That's the new age, isn't. Everything's done online.
Speaker 4: How old is your third baby now, Jess, he's almost three.
Speaker 4: I love that he grabs an iPad and he's like, ah,
Speaker 4: so I came out.
Speaker 2: Can you just rotate that on the landscape mode? Please?
Speaker 5: Oh that's incredible, Thank you, Jess.
Speaker 9: You're welcome.
Speaker 4: Hey, Courtney.
Speaker 1: So, my first child, I was quite young, was only
Speaker 1: twenty years old, and I'm a very close family, like
Speaker 1: immediate family. So I had my sister, my mom my dad,
Speaker 1: my partner, and then my partner decided he was going
Speaker 1: to invite his best friend in at the last minute.
Speaker 1: Then I had his best friend in as well.
Speaker 2: Stop it as a best friend who wants to be
Speaker 2: in that situation.
Speaker 1: He brought a Porto's. He's like, I brought food, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm you know, about to But I don't say.
Speaker 1: I didn't care who was really in the room. I
Speaker 1: just wanted the child out.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, there you go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I had every wrong.
Speaker 4: So your husband's best mates, do you have trouble looking
Speaker 4: at him in the eye?
Speaker 5: Now we're all cool, No, we're all cool.
Speaker 1: Like he was pretty respectful. He was like he walked
Speaker 1: in and he didn't realize it was like crunch time.
Speaker 1: But he yeah, he was like, I'm gonna sit at
Speaker 1: the table, and he just went and you know, sat
Speaker 1: down at the table. But yeah, we just laugh about it.
Speaker 4: Now, could we just get this straight. Your husband's best
Speaker 4: friend was sitting at the hospital table eating a Porto's
Speaker 4: as you're giving birth.
Speaker 1: Correct ask if I wanted the new chip?
Speaker 2: What about Courtney? When you're pushing out the baby and
Speaker 2: you're in all sorts of pain and he's like ah ah,
Speaker 2: and then the doctor's like, is everything okay there? Mate,
Speaker 2: He's like, oh, sorry, be too much spicy sauce in
Speaker 2: my bond.
Speaker 1: He wasn't the problem. He was quite supportive. It was
Speaker 1: my partner that was not doing so well.
Speaker 4: Wait cost thousands, Courtney.
Speaker 5: You're a very tolerant woman. Well done.
Speaker 4: Thanks guys, thank you, thank you for all those calls.
Speaker 4: Oh god, can you imagine if Courtney won it and
Speaker 4: her husband would be like, oh can I just can
Speaker 4: my best mate just come and sit in my lap?
Speaker 5: Sit on your lab?
Speaker 2: It's all good. Day's bringing a porter. I spent two
Speaker 2: weeks off absolutely not working at all.
Speaker 4: That is huge for you, because for anyone who doesn't know,
Speaker 4: Andrew Hayes normally works approximately seven days a week from
Speaker 4: day around to Sunday.
Speaker 2: Yes, I haven't had more than I think last year
Speaker 2: had about four or five days off in between Christmas
Speaker 2: and New Year's but before then, from the last seven
Speaker 2: or eight years, not more than that. So two weeks
Speaker 2: off straight was genuinely life change.
Speaker 4: Yeah. It's amazing, isn't it. It's not too like I
Speaker 4: think most people work and work and work. It's not
Speaker 4: till you stop that you realize how busy you were.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I'm trying to work out whether it was
Speaker 2: a positive thing or not.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, because.
Speaker 2: I also read a study which absolutely I could be
Speaker 2: a part of. There was a survey with fifteen hundred parents,
Speaker 2: and it revealed that thirty one percent find being a
Speaker 2: stay at home parent more challenging than a full time job.
Speaker 5: One hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Oh, I feel you, brothers and sisters, Yeah, big time.
Speaker 2: I'd love to be part of the statistic because so
Speaker 2: a day where I work here and also at seven
Speaker 2: yep Alm goes off at four fifteen in the morning
Speaker 2: and I get home about quarter past seven in the evening.
Speaker 5: The long days, a really long day.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you right now, mums dads, you absolutely deserve
Speaker 2: all the prey in the world, because that is so
Speaker 2: much easier than taking care of a couple of my
Speaker 2: kids for I don't know, six or seven.
Speaker 5: Hours far out. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Interestingly, forty five percent of women felt they couldn't care
Speaker 2: for an infant without their mum's advice and help. Spot on,
Speaker 2: that makes all the difference in the world. Grandma's and
Speaker 2: the worries that parents were going through range from child
Speaker 2: development twenty seven percent, to eating habits, oh my gosh
Speaker 2: twenty two percent, and sleep patterns. Okay, some of the
Speaker 2: conversations that I've had with my children over the last
Speaker 2: couple of weeks, and I sort of take it too personally,
Speaker 2: and my wife was like, just relax, right, they're five,
Speaker 2: or they're three, or he can't talk, all right, stop
Speaker 2: firing up at him little things like that. Is So,
Speaker 2: my daughter, who was three, had a conversation with me
Speaker 2: the other day because Carra started running again. So she
Speaker 2: had an early run quarter past seven in the morning.
Speaker 2: She has, Dad, I need a LOLLI sure, the first
Speaker 2: fall blotty, you need a lot of you what she
Speaker 2: has na and I need it. And she's got the
Speaker 2: sas thing going on as well. She had, no, I
Speaker 2: need it.
Speaker 4: I go.
Speaker 2: I'm not giving you with lollly right, You've got to
Speaker 2: have your breakfast first twitch. Her response was, well, Mum
Speaker 2: gives me a lolly this time every single day. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: so you're telling me at quarter past seven every single day,
Speaker 2: mum fiji lollies. Yet well she does, which she doesn't
Speaker 2: obviously twitch obviously. Guess what happened? Guess what the end
Speaker 2: result was you I gave a lot, gave it too soon,
Speaker 2: as I say, yeah, you can have a loose yo,
Speaker 2: why not too? Oh my gosh, what is happening? And
Speaker 2: then for a good solid day, I've got Henry, which
Speaker 2: you definitely got off Bluey calling me Champ.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Henry, you.
Speaker 2: Want some toast? No thanks Champ?
Speaker 4: Oh do you know when you said Bluey? Then I
Speaker 4: thought you met my ex husband. I was like, why
Speaker 4: am I teaching your kid to call your cheap?
Speaker 2: It would be much more appropriate if Greg Blue called
Speaker 2: me Champ than my five year old. But I'm trying
Speaker 2: to make your mates. No, thanks, Champ. All good. So
Speaker 2: this is a salute to all the parents out there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh my gosh, you're doing good job because it's hard
Speaker 2: out there. And if there's any idiot blokes like how
Speaker 2: I used to be, yeah, who thought it was a
Speaker 2: fun ticket to be at home with the kids torture?
Speaker 5: Oh I know.
Speaker 4: And honestly, we got back from overseas from our holiday,
Speaker 4: and I think we got back on the Friday morning.
Speaker 4: We had an overnight flight and around ten o'clock on
Speaker 4: Friday after we arrived home from a three week holiday
Speaker 4: my husband goes.
Speaker 5: Well going into the office. I couldn't get in there
Speaker 5: quick enough, Zuiah.
Speaker 2: Work loves us men because we go in early to
Speaker 2: get away from the cast. Joe, let's talk about your
Speaker 2: most recent wedding. Oh, just weddings in general. I mean
Speaker 2: fun day. I love weeks. Yeah, it's all of your mates.
Speaker 2: Everyone's looking really nice. It's good food, it's good wine,
Speaker 2: and you've probably got a pretty cool band going on
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Do you not get a little nervous going into a
Speaker 4: wedding because your track records, just including your own, that you.
Speaker 5: Get a little bit carried away?
Speaker 2: Yes? In short, Yes, it was a particular moment at
Speaker 2: my wedding where yeah I was, I could have gone
Speaker 2: in very different directions. So one moment we were like
Speaker 2: one more drinking, alad, he's gone.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So it took about four or five real solid mouthfuls
Speaker 2: of water, and by mouthfuls, I mean pints of water, yes,
Speaker 2: to get me back on the straight and narrow. And
Speaker 2: it was starting twenty minutes later. I'm kissing baby, I've
Speaker 2: been chatting to grandparents, sol brother, just a.
Speaker 4: Solid talking to you by one of your grooms MATEO.
Speaker 2: Yeah, poor, Yeah, it wasn't my grooms, but actually it
Speaker 2: was my brother in law. Would you believe it's the
Speaker 2: loosest person I know. I'm a lot who would have
Speaker 2: thought that he's straightened mouth. I'd see what I did.
Speaker 2: I'd see what though, Joes. I looked sharp and I
Speaker 2: looked timeless. Yes, And when I say timeless, I had
Speaker 2: a shaved face yep. And I had a crisp blue
Speaker 2: suit on with your stock standard blue bow tie.
Speaker 4: Well, I have to admit I saw a wedding photo
Speaker 4: for you on from you on Instagram on the.
Speaker 5: Weekend because it was your seven year anniversary. Stunning and brave,
Speaker 5: wasn't it stunning and brave? Also? Seven year rich?
Speaker 2: All lookout, that's the thing.
Speaker 5: Thing. Yes, it takes one to note, probably more for
Speaker 5: Kara at this pointment.
Speaker 2: Anyway, watched this space. Thank you very much for the
Speaker 2: heads up jotes. I'm what this this little photo that's
Speaker 2: doing the rounds via Reddit. A groom stuns the internet
Speaker 2: by wearing crocs at his wedding. Oh no, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: it's very much divided opinion. And when I say it's divided,
Speaker 2: I would have thought that the opinion is maybe ninety
Speaker 2: five to five percent, because who on earth is endorsing
Speaker 2: the use of crocs as a footwear for your groom
Speaker 2: at a wedding. That's disgustlutely not black crocs, I will
Speaker 2: say that. So it actually it went. It looked quite
Speaker 2: nice for the character. It's not like it's wearing white
Speaker 2: crocs with the heapy gibbets and all those.
Speaker 4: Accessories, the little hamburglar from McDonald's.
Speaker 2: They were exactly. They were there to suit the suit,
Speaker 2: so to speak. It's still crocs, And yes, I get it,
Speaker 2: he was incredibly comfortable. But a fashion choice that you
Speaker 2: make at wedding, you've got to think about what you
Speaker 2: might look back at. Yes, So for example, will I
Speaker 2: regret this in twenty years time? Will I regret this
Speaker 2: in five years time? Don't get caught up in the
Speaker 2: moment with fashion trends at wedding.
Speaker 4: Absolutely one hundred percent agree. One thing I don't really
Speaker 4: subscribe to it at the moment that seems to be
Speaker 4: a big thing is the cutouts in women's dresses. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: maybe that's just my stage of life.
Speaker 5: I don't know. Yeah, but I just don't subscribe to it.
Speaker 2: And you're completely fair enough to not subscribe to that,
Speaker 2: you know, the one it's doing the trends at the moment,
Speaker 2: which are going to regret. Mullets, Yeah, mullets at weddings. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I've been there. People. Malets are in, then they're out,
Speaker 2: now they're back in. They're going to go out eventually. No,
Speaker 2: and at that stage you're going to be like, what
Speaker 2: was I doing?
Speaker 5: Yeah, producer, m what you got?
Speaker 8: So in the early twenty tens, I want to say,
Speaker 8: there was a big trend of women wearing the brides
Speaker 8: wearing colored converse underneath their white wedding dress and then
Speaker 8: pulling up the dress so that you can just see
Speaker 8: the peak of it for photos.
Speaker 2: Oh great, sexless wedding night stuff. Producers.
Speaker 7: I'm not keen at all on any sort of head
Speaker 7: accessory that's not avail. Leave your tiaras in Princess Diaries,
Speaker 7: you know, I'm fair enough.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree, it's almost that's almost competing with the bride.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, just even the bride's not allowed to get
Speaker 7: rid of them.
Speaker 2: Not fair enough, mate, Heads up, Pocahona stone Zodia wedding
Speaker 2: will be bagging your head in the background. The worst
Speaker 2: wedding trend that I've ever seen, and I completely understand
Speaker 2: why it was a thing, because there was a moment
Speaker 2: where Heavianna's just took over the planet. They were everybody's
Speaker 2: like on wearing thongs to absolutely everything. Oh look I'm
Speaker 2: on the work side, I'm wearing thongs. Oh there thongs
Speaker 2: at weddings. If you wore your thongs at your wedding
Speaker 2: and you thought it was really cool at the time,
Speaker 2: I have no doubt in the world that you're looking
Speaker 2: back now being.
Speaker 5: Like, what wow, wow, we shots fired.
Speaker 4: You might want to have a chat to Gregotti.
Speaker 2: Every Yeah, she's like watch half the seven year rich. Also,
Speaker 2: I married him by yours