Speaker 1: Get morning every day, adelaide, my really chat, let's chat?
Speaker 2: It is so time for a let's go girl scratch that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but they might want to go to the
Speaker 3: pharmacy on the way home and someone to check over
Speaker 3: that is.
Speaker 4: It's it's sort of spread. I was on my neck
Speaker 4: and now it spread all down my back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's on your face too.
Speaker 4: I just assumed either hankering for a chick chat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you.
Speaker 3: Walk into the National pharmacies, do they say just okay,
Speaker 3: what sort of rash we got today?
Speaker 4: Andrew, good to see you this week? What is it
Speaker 4: this time?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Anyway, chick chat? Okay if you're just joining us
Speaker 2: for the first time. These are the conversations, the girly
Speaker 2: based that we have off air, and we're like, nah,
Speaker 2: you know what, let's have them on air. May as well.
Speaker 2: We've got Abby from the newsroom, who is well, it's
Speaker 2: a fluid situation. One week to single, one week she's not.
Speaker 2: Who's to say, where are we at?
Speaker 3: We say a single this week?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, And we've got beautiful producer Zoe And
Speaker 2: this is the reason for the chit chat this week.
Speaker 2: So what's happened You've had something significant in your life
Speaker 2: that we're only just now allowed to talk about.
Speaker 5: Literally, we're only just about to talk about it. I
Speaker 5: am going through a breakup, which is really fun and awesome.
Speaker 4: But it's all right.
Speaker 6: It's been a while.
Speaker 5: It's been about a month, and you guys have been
Speaker 5: awesome and very good supports.
Speaker 6: But it's time to accept talk about it and move on.
Speaker 3: God, you've got to this point quickly? Can I say, oh, gosh,
Speaker 3: well it's only been a month, but you're ready to
Speaker 3: accept it? Like, good for you?
Speaker 6: Yeah, or at least I'm telling myself.
Speaker 3: Sometimes.
Speaker 5: But yes, No, I'm going through reasonably, as you guys know.
Speaker 5: Sudden breakup, yeah kind of, you know, nothing bad happened,
Speaker 5: nothing like that, but just kind of had that drug
Speaker 5: pulled out from under me. And I was a little
Speaker 5: bit lost for a few weeks there. But I'm feeling
Speaker 5: a bit better and so I'm ready to talk about it.
Speaker 2: So just describe when you say you had the rug
Speaker 2: pulled out from you. It was a Thursday night and
Speaker 2: bang blindsided.
Speaker 6: Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 5: I just, you know, there was some issues and whatever
Speaker 5: and we were just chatting and we just decided it's
Speaker 5: not working. But that was not where I was expecting
Speaker 5: the conversation to go. And so one minute I'm in
Speaker 5: a very very pretty much very happy relationship and the
Speaker 5: next minute I'm back on my own again. So it
Speaker 5: was a bit of a shock to the system.
Speaker 6: Nothing negative.
Speaker 5: Still have a lot of respect and holds him in
Speaker 5: high graces, but the suddenness was quite painful.
Speaker 2: I think from an outside of looking. And the hard
Speaker 2: thing for you is he wasn't just your boyfriend. You
Speaker 2: guys were super tight. I can imagine you would have
Speaker 2: spoken three four times a day and then oh yeah nothing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, I think it's the loss of your best
Speaker 5: friend is the problem, right, Not like the relationship's great,
Speaker 5: but yeah, I miss my best mate.
Speaker 3: I think sometimes like you have a day, you wake up,
Speaker 3: you're in a mood, whatever, and just to have somebody
Speaker 3: message and good morning, how are you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's tough not to happen.
Speaker 5: No, I missed my person, for sure, but I'm glad
Speaker 5: that you know we're on good terms and EIM and
Speaker 5: I find But yeah, it's very sad.
Speaker 6: But anyway, hopefully.
Speaker 2: It's shown you how much love and support you have
Speaker 2: around you. Definitely this is happening.
Speaker 3: I also want to say from somebody who I've been
Speaker 3: in and out of relationships and I haven't quite possibly
Speaker 3: found the one yet. But I want you to remember
Speaker 3: that just because this has happened, you are so worthy,
Speaker 3: You are so worthy of being loved, and you were
Speaker 3: so worthy as a person. I want you to remember
Speaker 3: that you are just so worthy of me.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much. I literally can't even look you
Speaker 6: in the eye.
Speaker 2: And that is so nice for you to say. But
Speaker 2: I genuinely believe that, like if a relationship ends, if
Speaker 2: it is sounds so woo woo, but if it is
Speaker 2: meant to be, that person will come back to you
Speaker 2: and you'll find each other again. I honestly, honestly believe that.
Speaker 2: But on what Abby said. You know, we have this conversation.
Speaker 2: You said, I feel a bit worthless. You, oh my god,
Speaker 2: you are the one human in the world is so
Speaker 2: far from worthless. It's not even funny. And I feel
Speaker 2: a little bit sad that he doesn't love and appreciate
Speaker 2: what he had and he'll work it out one day.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Also, also, if you're looking for a rebound, you know
Speaker 7: a guy, oh.
Speaker 5: My god, get the general away from me. That is
Speaker 5: the last thing I need.
Speaker 1: God.
Speaker 3: He's actually really fun to hang out.
Speaker 2: Alright, God, And how typical, Like this is why you
Speaker 2: shouldn't be involved in chit chat, because how typical for
Speaker 2: you to take a moment and just try and find
Speaker 2: humor because you feel so acutely uncomfortable in this space.
Speaker 5: That has been the best part of this breakup is
Speaker 5: coming to work with you guys every day and laughing anyway.
Speaker 5: So I guess that got us talking yesterday about what
Speaker 5: you do in the wake up a breakup and what
Speaker 5: happens when your life is pulled out from under you,
Speaker 5: and if it's happened to other people as well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm sure it has.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four to ten, Please give us a call
Speaker 2: where you're blindsided and then you know, sometimes you find
Speaker 2: yourself in the gutter. God, volume of times I found
Speaker 2: myself in the garden. I thought this is rock bottom. No no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: Joe's You'll find a way to reinvent yourself and you'll
Speaker 2: find another level of product.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you find a deeper part of.
Speaker 2: All Right, let's do this. Thirteen twenty fourteen. Have you
Speaker 2: been blindsided in a relationship and how did you pull
Speaker 2: yourself out of the hole. Let's go to Shelley. Hello, Shelley, Hello,
Speaker 2: how are you going good? Good? What happened with your breakup? So?
Speaker 8: We I was with a gentleman and you had three children,
Speaker 8: which we had. Over a couple of weekends, we went
Speaker 8: away to Queensland, a lovely holiday. We'd even bought a
Speaker 8: place together. We were to get live together. We worked
Speaker 8: together for two and a half years. We were friends
Speaker 8: before that.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 8: Went on lovely first holiday to Queensland with the kids, yep,
Speaker 8: and came back and he said, I don't want to
Speaker 8: be in a relationship anymore. Ooh, Yeah, So I lost
Speaker 8: four people basically, that's awful. Yeah, it was pretty rough.
Speaker 2: It's all all the more harder, isn't it, Shelley when
Speaker 2: those kids involved.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because I loved four people, not just one person.
Speaker 8: Not that I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That, you know, just.
Speaker 8: Losing one person is not hard, but yeah, it was
Speaker 8: definitely a big shock to the system.
Speaker 2: And so how did you pull yourself out of it?
Speaker 8: So my mom had left her partner, and my mom
Speaker 8: had some mental health issues and alcohol issues. She lost
Speaker 8: her partner probably about six months before. So I was
Speaker 8: going back and forth to her trying to look after her.
Speaker 8: So I actually bought the place next door to my mom,
Speaker 8: moved in next door, actually got to finally stop her
Speaker 8: from drinking from many years. Ye got her in a
Speaker 8: good place and she lasted another ten years. Yeah, and
Speaker 8: I when on holidays with hair and my cousins overseas.
Speaker 8: Our last holiday my mom and I together was to Hawaii. Yes,
Speaker 8: And during that time, while shelping her, I worked on
Speaker 8: myself and I realized I didn't need him to validate me.
Speaker 8: I'm in a really good place now. I did everything
Speaker 8: my mum wanted me to do. She always wanted me
Speaker 8: to join a band. Singing pink songs got me through
Speaker 8: a lot of it came out right at the right time.
Speaker 2: Is this your pitch for Pink ticket?
Speaker 8: Myself, that's the only thing I'm not. I'm not great
Speaker 8: money wise, but mentally wise, I'm fantastic.
Speaker 2: That's good. I love that for you. Thanks you so much, Shelley,
Speaker 2: Thank you for the call.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean to be honest, So what by pink
Speaker 5: has been on rotation in the works, so well do
Speaker 5: you ask?
Speaker 2: Still a rock star? Thank you keep telling you that. Hey, Charlie,
Speaker 2: what haven't with your break up.
Speaker 9: Hi, guys, we were together for two years and what
Speaker 9: I thought was a happy, healthy relationship. He had three
Speaker 9: kids and I had two of my own, and it
Speaker 9: was all going really well. And then his dad. We
Speaker 9: weren't living together at the time, but I would go
Speaker 9: down there every week, and his dad came down from
Speaker 9: overseas and he ignored me for three days, and I
Speaker 9: already hadn't seen him about three weeks, and then all
Speaker 9: of a sudden, he messaged me and said, I can't
Speaker 9: do this anymore and I can't even give you an
Speaker 9: explanation why, and that was it. Never heard from him again.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, So did you say a text message?
Speaker 9: A text message? Yeah, it was long, but to put
Speaker 9: it in short, he just rambled on and could not
Speaker 9: give me an explanation as to why. And yes, that
Speaker 9: was it. Never heard from him again.
Speaker 2: This is very sex in the city. He broke broke
Speaker 2: up with me on a poster.
Speaker 4: Yeah good, now, like mentioning in a good spot.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm good. I'm only a young I'm a young mom.
Speaker 9: So I got two kids, so I think if I
Speaker 9: didn't have my kids, I probably would be in a
Speaker 9: lot worse position than I am, but they helped me
Speaker 9: through and you just got to take it day by day,
Speaker 9: I think, And yeah, I just took my kids down
Speaker 9: every day. It's took going to park this stuff that
Speaker 9: made them happy, which made me happy, and yeah, we
Speaker 9: all pulled through.
Speaker 2: It's probably it's probably good like that he showed his
Speaker 2: hand early and then you you know, save the kids
Speaker 2: from a lot of heartache as well.
Speaker 9: Definitely they kept asking and you know, where is he?
Speaker 10: Where is he?
Speaker 9: And there're only three and four? What do you tell them?
Speaker 9: But yeah, we're all in a happy relationship now and
Speaker 9: yeah we're all good.
Speaker 2: Excellent. Thank you, Charlie.
Speaker 7: We're going to walk up Charlie and Chilly with some
Speaker 7: tickets to Hans at Disco Spectacular. Cluttony and Roye will
Speaker 7: park over the big shows this French tickets from Cluttony
Speaker 7: dot net dot au and hopefully the ladies can have
Speaker 7: a good time. And thank you so much for sharing
Speaker 7: your stories.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 5: I think the key takeaway is I need to look
Speaker 5: after something else so much.
Speaker 4: Just get a dog, get a door.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking a.
Speaker 2: Dog you can borrow.
Speaker 6: I'll take Sid yeah, yeah, or I'll take Laddie and
Speaker 6: Henry for a day out.
Speaker 7: I was going to say, Charlie said the best medicine
Speaker 7: with kids, So Joe's and I've got.
Speaker 6: Plenty of kids to share them around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the best medicine. Or if you never want
Speaker 2: to have kids, that's the way to put you off
Speaker 2: our bit.
Speaker 7: To say that Jodie is excited is an absolute understatement
Speaker 7: for this.
Speaker 4: Return.
Speaker 2: It is the press release we all wanted to see
Speaker 2: Australia's most loved TV chef and host with the most
Speaker 2: mcgail my Stray is bringing big food fun to Friday nights.
Speaker 4: You could not have stuffed that, I know.
Speaker 2: How do you say his last.
Speaker 4: I have stuffed Miguil Miguel, Miguel Miguel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, honestly, Abby, you and I are going to have
Speaker 2: beef today.
Speaker 4: Is calling Miguel.
Speaker 2: Miguel anyway, Miguel. He's bringing big food fun to Friday
Speaker 2: nights in the tasty new series Ready Steady Cook from
Speaker 2: Friday eight to March seven, thirty ten. Oh yes, I
Speaker 2: love that.
Speaker 3: It to her network and she didn't think.
Speaker 4: Gale.
Speaker 2: Sorry, sorry, I'm just going to sit back and wait
Speaker 2: for you to laugh.
Speaker 3: For you choke because it's going to happen. It's coming.
Speaker 2: I know, Ready Steady Cook, absolute staple. I lived in
Speaker 2: the UK for a little while a while, and we
Speaker 2: religiously watched the UK version. We tried to get tickets
Speaker 2: to be in the audience to hold up like the
Speaker 2: red tomato and the creek.
Speaker 7: Oh my very goodness. So for those who initiated with
Speaker 7: the Ready Steady Cook fraternity, what exactly happens?
Speaker 2: So basically it's everyday people compete against the chef. They
Speaker 2: get five ingredients and you get like ten minutes to
Speaker 2: come up with the meal, which is literally my house
Speaker 2: every single night, like jock of ingredients together, feed a family.
Speaker 6: Wasn't it?
Speaker 3: A chef on each side with an audience member and
Speaker 3: they go ahead to head.
Speaker 2: Listen tomato tomaso whatever. Anyway, Anyways, people competing with five
Speaker 2: ingredients to come up with the best meal.
Speaker 7: And you vote by either a red tomato ye or
Speaker 7: I always saw, I don't know if anyone else, but
Speaker 7: I always saw, what if you brought to the party
Speaker 7: a red capskin.
Speaker 3: Just just a really stir things half spanner in the works.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Friday Night's are set from now on end.
Speaker 6: How good?
Speaker 3: I'm not leaving the house.
Speaker 4: Things looking up as what things are looking up?
Speaker 7: I got thinking, though, some of those shows that you
Speaker 7: just wished in end you'd like to bring back, do
Speaker 7: you want to go first?
Speaker 3: As I had a really hard think about this, and
Speaker 3: the one that sticks out for me Offspring.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was a name Nina, Nina, Nina.
Speaker 4: She didn't didn't didn't we as a nation at fall
Speaker 4: in love with Nina.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So I couldn't stand her to start with her, like, oh,
Speaker 3: she's this blubbering idiot. But then the more you get
Speaker 3: to know her and the more that you that's how
Speaker 3: she felt about us.
Speaker 2: Couldn't stand us things do blubbering, but she.
Speaker 3: Was this real blubbering like and everything you know, and
Speaker 3: you hit a coffee cup and then the whole world
Speaker 3: fools over. But anyway, but the thing that got me,
Speaker 3: and I remember this so clearly, spoiler it for anyone
Speaker 3: who's never watched off Spring, when Patrick, her partner, died.
Speaker 2: It was very messy in there, and we worked to
Speaker 2: is the pressure and to locate the source of the
Speaker 2: bleed and to suture the blood vessels. How was he?
Speaker 4: Can I God see him? We weren't successful.
Speaker 2: We did everything we could, but he didn't survive the procedure.
Speaker 3: Sorry, collectively as a nation, I think I cried. So
Speaker 3: I remember this. I was living at Brompton in a
Speaker 3: townhouse and we were all quite close together, and I
Speaker 3: remember the neighbor coming over and knocking on the door
Speaker 3: and saying, are you okay? Because I had cried so
Speaker 3: loud and so hard sitting on the couch. Yeah over
Speaker 3: Patrick and I still I still have text messages from
Speaker 3: like we were in a group chat my sisters and
Speaker 3: we were all just collectively losing it because back then
Speaker 3: you had to wait, yes, every week for a new episode.
Speaker 3: You didn't have streaming. Yeah, so for the days that's mine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good one. Mine's a lot less emotional
Speaker 2: and intense than that would hope. So has anyone watched
Speaker 2: Upper Middle Bogan I with skydiving?
Speaker 6: It was incredible?
Speaker 4: Sounds great?
Speaker 7: Can we try the hydro plunts five thousand?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: No, We're gonna go watch Mum's skydiving.
Speaker 6: Go pro footage.
Speaker 7: What is it with your generation and reliving things that
Speaker 7: have just happened?
Speaker 4: What is it with your generation and reliving things that
Speaker 4: have just happened?
Speaker 7: Classic Dad real different vibes, real different vibes from Patrick dying.
Speaker 8: To that thought.
Speaker 2: It's so funny and the main character has got the
Speaker 2: pottiest mouth. It's fantastic. You'd love it. You've never watched Heavy.
Speaker 7: You've never watched it. I'm keend of start, bring it
Speaker 7: back to be honest. For me, it was absolutely the OC.
Speaker 7: Ah this too would come on.
Speaker 4: You're like, we're set, We're set for an emotional roller coaster.
Speaker 2: Was this Thursday nights? Iday nights? You got together with
Speaker 2: all your girlfriends? Did you watch the OC?
Speaker 7: Girl Friends, boyfriends, everything? We just got together and we
Speaker 7: were all in love with Ryan.
Speaker 4: Because he was such a bad boy. And then when
Speaker 4: he finally moved in.
Speaker 2: I want you to be a part of the family
Speaker 2: if you want to be. What if it doesn't work,
Speaker 2: what if something happens?
Speaker 4: Do you know what? You guys change your mind.
Speaker 7: You're a bad boy and you've seen some stuff. But
Speaker 7: she've got a good soul and that's all that matters.
Speaker 2: Who would have thought that the bad boy from the
Speaker 2: wrong side of the tracks would eventually move in with
Speaker 2: the family. Who would have had No one saw that coming.
Speaker 7: But then Marissa died and you're like, oh, now, I
Speaker 7: mean this, I forgot about that she's carrying.
Speaker 4: It was like one of the final says, did she die? Corcrash?
Speaker 3: Want to go and have an emergency psychology appointment? I've
Speaker 3: been retraumatized so much this morning.
Speaker 2: But how often do you call emergency psychologist?
Speaker 10: A lot?
Speaker 3: She's on speed doe now she loves it.
Speaker 4: I was just thinking about the ocy.
Speaker 3: Sit down a hundred bucks before you leave.
Speaker 2: Thursday twenty four ten, get involved this morning? What TV
Speaker 2: show do you want to bring back?
Speaker 7: Yeah, just to reignite some of those real solid emotional feelings.
Speaker 2: Ready, Steady cook with Miguale is back in the house.
Speaker 4: I would show do you want to bring back?
Speaker 9: Call?
Speaker 2: Hey, Natasha, what do you want to bring back?
Speaker 10: A nurse Jackie.
Speaker 4: Doing anything for you?
Speaker 7: There Natasha at the start of the show, and you
Speaker 7: just saw all of a sudden you go to your
Speaker 7: happy place.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's good, isn't it? Yeah, Natasha, I only watched
Speaker 2: a little bit of this, and I just saw a
Speaker 2: couple of episodes where did she not like pill for
Speaker 2: the drugs from the hospital that she worked in?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, from what I can remember, Yeah, that's a classic
Speaker 7: nurse Jackieline.
Speaker 2: That's her form, isn't it. Thanks Natasha, thanks for the call.
Speaker 2: Kirsty from Oakden. What do you want to bring back?
Speaker 10: A twin Peak?
Speaker 4: Yeah it is. It's cursty just going to a happy place, Ursy.
Speaker 2: This just captured the whole planet at the time, didn't it.
Speaker 10: It was only epic as to who killed Laura Palmer,
Speaker 10: and then in the end it was because if some
Speaker 10: guy got taken over by an evil spirit or something.
Speaker 10: It didn't really finish the way I was expecting. Oh sorry,
Speaker 10: if anyone's not seen it.
Speaker 2: By the way, spoiler alert.
Speaker 10: Yeah, spoiler right back from the nineteen nineties. But still
Speaker 10: it was a good show.
Speaker 2: Yes, it was good. Thank you, Kirsty. Let's go to Sarah.
Speaker 2: What do you want to bring back?
Speaker 11: I would love to bring back Friday Night Live?
Speaker 4: Oh very good. Nice.
Speaker 7: Explain those for those who are a little bit uneducated,
Speaker 7: what this absolute perfect show was about.
Speaker 11: So it's a bit of a game show, I think
Speaker 11: from memory because I was a kid when it was on.
Speaker 11: It was the Big Brother House contestant and they had
Speaker 11: to do all these funny games and obstacle forces to
Speaker 11: try and win some prizes. But I was never allowed
Speaker 11: to actually watch the Big Brother stuff because Mum and
Speaker 11: dad said that that's not appropriate for you at ten
Speaker 11: years old. Yes, Friday Night Live was fine and it
Speaker 11: was just family fun.
Speaker 4: That was his best work. Oh yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2: Can you remember It's a Knockout as well? They tried
Speaker 2: to bring that. That was the best out. That was
Speaker 2: the best show on a Sunday night. It's a knockout.
Speaker 2: That's the name of the game. Anyone, anyone see twenty
Speaker 2: four ten. We always have these moments on the show
Speaker 2: where I look around to blank face, isn't it So
Speaker 2: It's a knockout? Was on before I was born nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty five to nineteen eighty seven. Really yeah, so.
Speaker 3: Back when there were no color tvsy.
Speaker 4: Abby just restraining Again, honestly, who.
Speaker 2: Was tho scale my straight? I don't know who I
Speaker 2: want to kill more. Between the two of you, let's
Speaker 2: go to Zalie for what do you want to bring back?
Speaker 10: I want to bring back Around the Twist.
Speaker 2: Yes, that was my favorite show when.
Speaker 4: I was little.
Speaker 2: Can you can you sing us the song? The opening song?
Speaker 4: Oh I'm trying yep, I can't.
Speaker 7: Change happen religious It was bronzing wasn't it was a
Speaker 7: bronze and one of the main characters.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 7: Yeahs my favorite the kid, wasn't he?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the one.
Speaker 5: Yea.
Speaker 4: I to watch it as well religiously. Rade show good,
Speaker 4: A nice little trip down memory lane, well made.
Speaker 2: I couldn't tell you. I was about fifty seven by
Speaker 2: the time around the twist came on, wasn't I know.
Speaker 4: You're insulting yourself. We didn't.
Speaker 7: What are we going on here? Like getting yourself before
Speaker 7: we get you?
Speaker 6: Come on, here's what you're waking up to, Adelaide. What's
Speaker 6: the news today?
Speaker 2: You wake up, you turn your phone on, you have
Speaker 2: a look, and you scroll through and you go, oh,
Speaker 2: it's too much information. It's overwhelming. That's why we need
Speaker 2: to go to news reader Abbey, who is the dawan
Speaker 2: of news and what you need to know first thing
Speaker 2: in the morning, just to condense things, simplify them.
Speaker 4: Go for it.
Speaker 3: I get up at three o'clock in the morning to
Speaker 3: help you all out.
Speaker 4: So that's why you do it. That's why you do it.
Speaker 3: You're let's talk about Taylor Swift because we don't talk
Speaker 3: about her enough. Travis Kelcey has reportedly left the US
Speaker 3: to join his girlfriend in Sydney. I don't know why
Speaker 3: I'm so excited, to be honest, I'm a little bit
Speaker 3: swifted out. But anyway, fun times ahead. We've got four
Speaker 3: concerts to go in her Australian leg of her Eras tour,
Speaker 3: so a lot of south As will be getting on
Speaker 3: the road or be jumping on a plane to head
Speaker 3: over for those who were lucky enough to get a ticket.
Speaker 3: So she's got four shows starts tomorrow night and hopefully
Speaker 3: we did Sir at the Tarrongazoo yesterday, so she was
Speaker 3: walking around taking photos and being a tourist, which is
Speaker 3: nice and fun. So hopefully maybe they'll come to South
Speaker 3: Australia for a bit of a you know, lover's retreat
Speaker 3: or something after she's finished.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't we put money on it that he's coming
Speaker 7: out here, know that he's coming.
Speaker 4: Out to South Australia. That pop into South Australia.
Speaker 3: I think they'll go Queensland because I mean I used
Speaker 3: to live there. Unbiased, but it is the best place
Speaker 3: in the world.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is how swift Mania, how much it's taking over.
Speaker 2: Last night I went to my one of my children's
Speaker 2: she's just started high school and they had a mass
Speaker 2: to welcome more than new families, et cetera. And the
Speaker 2: pastor last night was dropping in like Tyler Swift song titles. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So like by the end of it, he's like, you know,
Speaker 2: I hope you all had a good time this evening
Speaker 2: and there's no blank spaces left in your heart and
Speaker 2: all that sort of. I was like, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: this is Taylor Swift's just taken over pop culture. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and the House of God.
Speaker 4: That's unbelievable. She is getting to that sort of territory,
Speaker 4: isn't you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I think I just made up a joke as well,
Speaker 7: based on carry O'Keefe. A car that passed the drives
Speaker 7: was a mate out of spaghetti.
Speaker 4: Does that work? Does that workouts? I think it does.
Speaker 4: I think it does.
Speaker 2: Sometimes, you know, when we have conversations and we're like
Speaker 2: inside head thoughts and outside head thoughts. That was an
Speaker 2: inside head thought. Anyway, I'll try and explain it a
Speaker 2: little clearer in the break another day. An absolute douchebag
Speaker 2: emerges on Maps.
Speaker 4: So this was last she said Maps.
Speaker 2: So dinner party last night, Lauren was having a crack
Speaker 2: at Jack calling him out on his behavior, and he
Speaker 2: said something that had not only the fellow guests at
Speaker 2: dinner horrified, but also the experts. Have a listen to.
Speaker 4: Jack Lawrence, can mu muzzle your woman? Wow?
Speaker 2: If someone trying to think how I'd react if a
Speaker 2: man said that to me?
Speaker 4: Well, hey, Abs, can you muzzle your friend? How does
Speaker 4: that feel?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Mighty, call the police because I'm going to walk in
Speaker 3: there and do something I shouldn't to your face?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Wow, isn't that rageous?
Speaker 2: That is I just certainly words you should never ever utter,
Speaker 2: and they are some of them that is so horrifically offensive.
Speaker 7: I'm a man who doesn't understand ques very well, but
Speaker 7: even I can work out that's something you should never do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but when things like that happen on that show,
Speaker 2: I sit down and go are they genuinely trying to
Speaker 2: find love for people.
Speaker 4: Full of grog? As?
Speaker 2: Well? Yeah, that's true. It's four o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 2: those dinner parties go for out. But that is absolutely
Speaker 2: no excuse for that. I'd love to be an intruder.
Speaker 2: We'd go in there and figure out what's going on.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, you would.
Speaker 2: I'd love to see it.
Speaker 7: You wouldn't start any fires at all, n be absolutely
Speaker 7: fine Newsy. Hey, guys, let's just wrap this up with
Speaker 7: a bit of cricket news. Did anyone watch the cricket
Speaker 7: last night? It was epic first t twenty between the
Speaker 7: Kiwis in Australia New Zealand three for two hundred and
Speaker 7: fifteen Australia four for two hundred and sixteen. They'd needed
Speaker 7: a four off the last ball to win.
Speaker 2: Who hit the four?
Speaker 4: Tim David was very very good? Oh, Timmy, he was
Speaker 4: thirty one off.
Speaker 2: Just ten Timmy David getting the job done?
Speaker 7: Which forty four on boys next ten twenty on tomorrow afternoon.
Speaker 3: Oh, i'd see my calendar. Yeah, he definitely glued to
Speaker 3: the TV for that one four.
Speaker 4: Forty as Yeah, surely set your alarm.
Speaker 3: And that's forty that's ten minutes into my gym session.
Speaker 4: I have to cancel the gymrange.
Speaker 2: I mean, I was in Mass last night and I'm
Speaker 2: pretty glad I was because the cricket.
Speaker 4: Was one You guys taking the piece. What's going on?
Speaker 2: We love the cricket. On occasion, it's just too much cricket.
Speaker 2: I even knew you have to conceive that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, when it's the wrong opposition, but it's against New Zealand.
Speaker 7: There are friends who we love to hate.
Speaker 2: Listen too much cricket, put a muzzle on it.
Speaker 7: That hurts. Oh what happened in my heart? I'm going
Speaker 7: to get straight to the point. When you're watching your
Speaker 7: favorite show on TV, and whether that's Home and Away
Speaker 7: or The Chase, are you using subtitles?
Speaker 2: I try to avoid them. They are destruction.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, we agree on something. Oh what subtitles
Speaker 4: are a massive distraction for me too?
Speaker 2: Sirens sound effect there? Or I don't know, I've got
Speaker 2: this yep, emergency emergency.
Speaker 4: We agreed on something.
Speaker 7: According to a recent survey, around half of people reported
Speaker 7: using subtitles when consuming entertainment, so they get right in
Speaker 7: amongst them. The trend is even more prevalent among younger demographics,
Speaker 7: who are more inclined to activate closed captions disclose my mind.
Speaker 7: So it discovered that Gen Z individuals typically born between
Speaker 7: ninety seven and twenty twelve. Producers Zoey, We're notably more inclined.
Speaker 7: It's seventy percent to frequently use subtitles compared to older demographics.
Speaker 7: Millennials of course, born between eighty one and ninety six.
Speaker 7: That's me also exhibited a high likelihood of utilizing subtitles.
Speaker 4: Than the average.
Speaker 7: Respondently, gen x and baby boomers were the least likely
Speaker 7: to use subtitles regularly.
Speaker 2: Which category do I fall into, Andrew.
Speaker 4: No idea. I'll let you fill in the banks.
Speaker 2: I'm gen X, gen X, yeah, okay, not a boomer.
Speaker 4: You're not a boomer. You're so you're so defensive.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, because don't you gaslight me in the
Speaker 2: age of space? Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, Oh.
Speaker 2: Jody, you're so defensive, defensive because you attacked me. You're
Speaker 2: on the back between you and news reader Abbey, between
Speaker 2: the two of you. Horrific.
Speaker 7: You're on the back foot, all right, So just put
Speaker 7: the front foot out there and drive us, drive us
Speaker 7: for four instead of defensively just playing the way.
Speaker 4: Otherwise we'll come back and your wheat stumps.
Speaker 2: You're right, okay, I got it.
Speaker 4: Just be careful.
Speaker 7: So you're in this demographic which apparently seventy percent use subtitles, Zoey,
Speaker 7: are you one of them?
Speaker 5: Absolutely live and die by the subtitle, Although interestingly, like
Speaker 5: you mentioned about TV shows, no not on live TV
Speaker 5: only streaming stuff. Okay, yeah, big times. Only when I'm
Speaker 5: watching like a movie or a TV show or something
Speaker 5: on one of my platforms where they've pre generated the
Speaker 5: ccs when they're lagging on TV.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that's the thing that will lag sometimes,
Speaker 4: doesn't it?
Speaker 6: Like Netflix and stuff?
Speaker 7: Well, Netflix is okay, yeah, because I'll watch it at
Speaker 7: the gym sometime and you just know, you just know
Speaker 7: it's not in real's lip, say it moving with the words.
Speaker 2: The closed caption on the news is interesting, is that? Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a funny one of the old subtitles. I'm watching
Speaker 2: Griselda at the moment. Oh, yeah, the subtitle is very
Speaker 2: important on that show.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Sophia Vergara great actress, but she speaks in Colombia and
Speaker 2: I'm like, I can't follow, so you're speaking in another language.
Speaker 2: Of course, subtitles are handy, but if it's in English,
Speaker 2: come on, use your brain.
Speaker 7: Yes, but also the subtitles will come up and it's
Speaker 7: like wind whistling through bushes. I'm not sure I need
Speaker 7: that information. I see the information I do need. Yes,
Speaker 7: I would love subtitles with some of the conversations that
Speaker 7: I have with my wife, Oh really, For example, when
Speaker 7: she says, yeah, you can do that, for sure, I
Speaker 7: need a subtitle pops up and says you definitely can't
Speaker 7: do that, You're going to get yourself in trouble.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Maybe one that says when Carl says to me at
Speaker 7: Christmas time, yeah, you don't need to get me a
Speaker 7: present on fine, I definitely need a subtitle that says,
Speaker 7: you definitely do need to get me Christmas gift because
Speaker 7: I've brought you upwards of four to five presents.
Speaker 2: Yes, I needed subtitles this week Yeah, when my husband
Speaker 2: said to me, I won't be here this weekend. I'm
Speaker 2: on a boy's golf trip. And you know about this
Speaker 2: because I wrote it on the family calendar. And if
Speaker 2: that was subtitled with the actuality of the situation, it
Speaker 2: would say I definitely deliberately did not tell you about
Speaker 2: the boy's weekend and I wrote it on the family calendar.
Speaker 2: And the absolute knowledge you don't read the family calendar,
Speaker 2: and now it's too late for you to do it
Speaker 2: a damn thing about it.
Speaker 7: Yes, And the best thing about that is Greg was
Speaker 7: like I stopped reading it halfway through that.
Speaker 4: Already got distracted.
Speaker 7: Battle of the Battle of the Bangers, A fierce musical
Speaker 7: contests for two people who in this space and absolutely
Speaker 7: despise it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, isn't it fiercest rivalry?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? Okay. So this week's theme is the fringe yep. Okay,
Speaker 2: So I'm going to let you go first on this occasion.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you very much.
Speaker 7: So it could be quite broad, yeah, given its fringe related.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you're late, all right, yours isn't fringe related?
Speaker 4: No, it absolutely is fringe related.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 7: So there is a particular act happening right now, and
Speaker 7: abs if you could just jump in here, because I
Speaker 7: believe did you see them last night, the twenty seven Club?
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 3: I did?
Speaker 4: And how was it?
Speaker 3: It was good?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yeah, different for me yep. Usually I'm a comedy gal. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I quite liked it last time.
Speaker 7: So basically, and explain what it is. It's just a
Speaker 7: collection of some of the greatest hits from these people,
Speaker 7: these musicians who are in the famous twenty seven Club.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: So your Amy wine House, Janis Joplin, there's a few others.
Speaker 3: But what I really liked is the fact that they sing,
Speaker 3: the performers sing their songs that they also tell the
Speaker 3: story right, And there's a gentleman there and he was
Speaker 3: wearing a red shirt and he had long, luscious hair.
Speaker 2: Okay, if he.
Speaker 3: Could get in contact with us and let me know
Speaker 3: what he uses more than that, just what products he uses,
Speaker 3: because he was just gorgeous. Really liked him.
Speaker 4: It was a dusty lace Stevenson, I don't know.
Speaker 7: He was beautiful anyway, no doubt at some stage you
Speaker 7: would have sung.
Speaker 4: This bring Nirvana, Come as you Are?
Speaker 7: You think a couple of pieces from Nirvana Vanas Yeah,
Speaker 7: famous musician in the twenty seven Club. Okay, so there
Speaker 7: you go, Come as you Are by Navara, Thank you
Speaker 7: very much.
Speaker 2: I can see that. Okay. So the brief force fringe yep,
Speaker 2: one of the most famous fringes in South Australia.
Speaker 4: Le's have a guess, one of most fringes. I need
Speaker 4: you talking hair. Yeah, okay, now it makes sense. You've
Speaker 4: just just leave it.
Speaker 2: This is the best bit. Sea does have an interesting fringe,
Speaker 2: does commanding combining seas, fringe, the arts, all things South Australian.
Speaker 2: That's how I've arrived at this destination. My friends. You're welcome.
Speaker 4: It's a play on words.
Speaker 3: It's a bit worried. He just looked a bit worried
Speaker 3: when the song came on.
Speaker 7: No, I was just trying to work out what the
Speaker 7: hell Jody was talking about, and I finally clicked that
Speaker 7: fringe is in hairstyle because I'm like, I'm looking at here,
Speaker 7: going see it Titanium. Don't you dare try and draw
Speaker 7: the long bow of sea being South Australian and the
Speaker 7: fringe being South Australia.
Speaker 2: Oh well, that's what we've done.
Speaker 4: There was more meaning to it.
Speaker 2: But also I mean, don't point out every time he
Speaker 2: looks confused in here. Otherwise would be here all day.
Speaker 4: Oh geez, you'd be here for hours. When you have.
Speaker 2: All right, jump on the Jody and Hazy Instagram page
Speaker 2: and please cast your vote for what you would like
Speaker 2: to hear tomorrow morning eight am.
Speaker 7: Shup Titanium by Sea or Come as you Are by Nirvana.
Speaker 7: It's a tight contest too, three to two in favor
Speaker 7: of the good guys.
Speaker 4: Me am I winning four two. Unfortunately not started well,
Speaker 4: but yeah, it's got very very interesting.
Speaker 6: We're going back in time on this Daisy.
Speaker 7: In Yeah, the Thursday edition of On This Day where
Speaker 7: we take you on a gorgeous little trip down memory lane,
Speaker 7: and you just sampled the delights of history.
Speaker 4: It's nice, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's so beautiful and so gorgeously put together by you.
Speaker 7: You've eaten too much cheese. I'm perfectly honest on this trip.
Speaker 7: Just calm down and as I said, sample the delights,
Speaker 7: but not all the delights.
Speaker 2: What are you trying to say.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to say, I want some of the cheese, please.
Speaker 2: I know I should cut back on the Kenbeth.
Speaker 4: Nineteen seventy four.
Speaker 7: On this day, that is the twenty second of February,
Speaker 7: James Blunt was born in Wiltshire. Must say that right, Wiltshire, England.
Speaker 7: Today's fiftieth birthday.
Speaker 2: Oh, happy birthday.
Speaker 7: You know what, if you don't like ms Splint's music,
Speaker 7: that's fine. Your love his work on Twitter because he
Speaker 7: claps back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he sure does. So if you're going to dish it,
Speaker 2: prepare to take it from the great man. James Blunt.
Speaker 7: Nineteen seventy five. Drew Barrymore was born in La California.
Speaker 7: Today is her forty ninth birthday. Happy birthday to missus.
Speaker 2: Julia, Oh, Julie GOOLI are the greatest name of film
Speaker 2: of all time.
Speaker 1: It's nice to meet you.
Speaker 6: I am Julia Coolia.
Speaker 7: Nineteen eighty one, New York Times published its longest ever sentence,
Speaker 7: which comprised of one thousand, two hundred and eighty six words.
Speaker 7: You know, sees some people getting interviewed and they don't
Speaker 7: know how to wrap it up. Yeah, that's what I
Speaker 7: feel like.
Speaker 4: This is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's most definitely like my mum and Colleen
Speaker 2: on a phone calls like, okay, Mom, I'm going to
Speaker 2: go the kids going nights bather and she's like, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 2: How did Summer's ballet go? Mum?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so where that's crazy. We're going to go number
Speaker 7: one song on feb twenty two. In twenty sixteen, love
Speaker 7: this song too. Zane Pillow Talk really followed up with
Speaker 7: much Insane.
Speaker 4: He's a little bit different.
Speaker 2: He's good on the lip though. Remember he came out
Speaker 2: and said he was the most successful member of the
Speaker 2: band since they all split.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and then Harry Style said hold my leotard, sweating
Speaker 4: Will go soun