Speaker 1: We got every day Adelaide.
Speaker 2: Hazy. Every now and then your kid says something that
Speaker 2: you go, oh my god, did you say that in public?
Speaker 1: Yes, very much do So.
Speaker 2: I have a girlfriend who got hauled into the principal's
Speaker 2: office literally about the behavior of her child. Okay, and
Speaker 2: she didn't know what was coming. So she's rocked up
Speaker 2: and they've sat her down and said, we need to
Speaker 2: talk to you about your kid. He's not behaving well.
Speaker 2: And so she sat there and she said, okay, that's fine.
Speaker 2: You're going to have to give me some examples. What's
Speaker 2: he doing? And they said, we don't feel comfortable in
Speaker 2: this space telling you what he's been up.
Speaker 1: Oh, you can't do that.
Speaker 3: That's like it feels like a form of gas lighting,
Speaker 3: because then all of a sudden you just assume the
Speaker 3: absolute worst and we can't tell you, but.
Speaker 1: He's really really bad. He's the worst kid ever. Why
Speaker 1: I'm not going to.
Speaker 2: Say, yeah, that's like when you say to me, I'm
Speaker 2: so angry at you, Jonian, and I'm like, give me,
Speaker 2: give me an example of what I'm done wrong, and
Speaker 2: you've got nothing. When does that happen?
Speaker 1: I've always got.
Speaker 2: Example anyway, So this mother is sitting there and she says, look,
Speaker 2: if you're going to bring me in and you're going
Speaker 2: to tell me that my kid's no good, then you
Speaker 2: need to cite exactly what he's been up to. So
Speaker 2: the principal goes, okay, all right. So in group the
Speaker 2: other day, all the children were sitting in a circle
Speaker 2: around said child, and your kid got up and went,
Speaker 2: this is word for word, word for word, I hate you.
Speaker 2: I hate you, but you're right and I don't mind you.
Speaker 1: Oh you should be rewarded for that.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, if only we could do that. No workplace.
Speaker 3: Fact is a sort of honesty that this world needs.
Speaker 3: We're craving because otherwise you do that behind people's back.
Speaker 3: It gets a little bit icky at least that that
Speaker 3: kids co students know exactly where they stand.
Speaker 2: Exactly right. And I'll leave you with this. In this room,
Speaker 2: I will say this to newsreader Abby are you? I'll
Speaker 2: say this to you, are you? But Zoe, You're okay?
Speaker 2: He's what you're waking up to, Adelaide, what's news today? News? Well?
Speaker 2: NEI Fox, I say, does that sound right?
Speaker 1: You know you?
Speaker 4: Siri?
Speaker 3: We literally spoke about it three and a half minutes ago,
Speaker 3: and we spoke about it for what maybe forty five.
Speaker 1: Minutes recond God I'm doing and then we spoke about it.
Speaker 3: You're a genuine fish them we listened to Sabrina Carpenter,
Speaker 3: you reset? Did JODI's batteries run out? You can get
Speaker 3: charged last night? Did you turned up in red three percent?
Speaker 5: A go?
Speaker 2: Anyway, she stepped out of the long shadow cast by
Speaker 2: her sister to win gold in the Olympics in the
Speaker 2: kayak cross.
Speaker 3: Well done, you can go.
Speaker 2: Okay, So that's that, And a furious IBA boss has
Speaker 2: demand boxes be kicked out. So the IBA has sensationally
Speaker 2: accused the IOC of corruption confirming x Y athletes imman
Speaker 2: Ki Leif and Lin Uting have a male biology and
Speaker 2: should not be participating in the games.
Speaker 1: Isn't this crazy?
Speaker 3: And it is the headline in terms of controversy out games. Yep,
Speaker 3: that and probably Shelley and Phraser Price not getting let
Speaker 3: in because they changed the rules last second and the
Speaker 3: formerly champion couldn't warm up.
Speaker 1: Ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, you know, like read the room for goodness sake, officials.
Speaker 3: But this is because in pretty much all the other federations.
Speaker 1: And events they can't compete.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 3: I'm sitting on the fence and I'm not saying which
Speaker 3: way it should go, but it's it's pretty controversial that
Speaker 3: in a lot of these other world events there's different rules,
Speaker 3: but then there's different rules.
Speaker 1: Of the Olympics. Of course, it's going to create four
Speaker 1: sorts of headlines.
Speaker 2: What is exciting though, is we're third on the table.
Speaker 2: We are third behind China, United States, Australia.
Speaker 1: Well done, third in terms of overall medals or gold medals.
Speaker 2: I don't know, overall overall.
Speaker 1: Overalls amount of medals.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, okay, okay, no gold medals, gold medals, that's
Speaker 2: how it should be done.
Speaker 6: But the US want to be first, so they put
Speaker 6: total metals.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's me to think the US is true.
Speaker 2: True, Okay, well done.
Speaker 7: Well anyway, So back home, we are possibly going to
Speaker 7: see public servants essentially forced back to work. So obviously
Speaker 7: over COVID everyone sort of did the whole hybrid thing
Speaker 7: and work from home and that sort of stuff. But
Speaker 7: now there's a big push to get workers back into
Speaker 7: the offices. So the New South Wales government has sent
Speaker 7: a letter to all of their public servants saying you'll
Speaker 7: now be required to be back in the office, and
Speaker 7: there's calls for South Australia and Victoria to do the same,
Speaker 7: and it's basically to try and help the ailing retail sector.
Speaker 7: I must say, though, I was here late, oh maybe
Speaker 7: about a month ago, and I left the office and
Speaker 7: came back.
Speaker 6: The amount of people who were walking along Pierrie Street
Speaker 6: was ridiculous.
Speaker 7: Like I was like, it's actually really really busy, and
Speaker 7: it was a random white Tuesday afternoon. So it's good
Speaker 7: to see a lot of people back. But I think
Speaker 7: people still if they can, obviously want to work from home,
Speaker 7: but they want to see everyone back in the office.
Speaker 1: This is an interesting space. Yeah, because the world has changed.
Speaker 3: It would seem I'd be very comfortable if I was
Speaker 3: an employee if there was one, maybe two days a
Speaker 3: week where people start at home. If they're going to
Speaker 3: get their work done, then maybe work even better. And
Speaker 3: that's what happens here.
Speaker 2: I just kind of question one day, how much work
Speaker 2: you're doing at home?
Speaker 7: Like really, really, I get so much more work done
Speaker 7: at home, well.
Speaker 2: More than here, because that would be a rule.
Speaker 6: Oh here we go, but yeah, I get relief.
Speaker 7: Now I go home and just can actually sit at
Speaker 7: my desk and just get work done.
Speaker 2: I just want to hear that you're productive in any space.
Speaker 6: I am productive, love space. But I don't know. I
Speaker 6: think I get it.
Speaker 7: I get if there's a particular day where you've got
Speaker 7: an appointment or something with the kids or something like that. Fine,
Speaker 7: But I don't think you should be working from home
Speaker 7: all the time.
Speaker 3: See I'm on the opposite, and I would need to
Speaker 3: come to work to work better because I.
Speaker 2: Feel like it would be so useless.
Speaker 3: Oh, absolutely useless, because once you sort of separate yourself
Speaker 3: from your home life, for me, then you sort of
Speaker 3: go into work mode when you get to work, and
Speaker 3: then you're there to work, so it's a completely different.
Speaker 1: Mindset for me.
Speaker 6: And you still don't do any work at work.
Speaker 1: Which is one of those things, isn't it.
Speaker 3: We're still trying to find a balance right now.
Speaker 1: It's way out.
Speaker 7: I still love the fact that you're such a creeper
Speaker 7: on Instagram, so you know everything that's going on, but
Speaker 7: you're never actually posting.
Speaker 3: Slurking in the shadows, just watching gathering information. I'm gathering
Speaker 3: your data as we speak out.
Speaker 1: That's very very interesting, disturbing, actually disturbing.
Speaker 2: So what we're about to talk about next, we're not
Speaker 2: condoning it, we're not endorsing it, but we're just talking
Speaker 2: about it because it is quite fascinating.
Speaker 1: That's incredibly fascinating.
Speaker 2: Have you heard about the suicide pod? Yes, okay, So
Speaker 2: doctor Philip Nichegigi the Nicheki is an Australian man and
Speaker 2: he's known for basically end of life. So if you
Speaker 2: have had enough, if you've got a terminal illness, then
Speaker 2: he's the man that will assist you.
Speaker 1: Nick calling him doctor f So he has.
Speaker 2: Devised this contraption. So for those who haven't heard about it,
Speaker 2: it's the parcopod. It's a three D printed capsule which
Speaker 2: has been described as the tesla of euthanasia.
Speaker 1: Wow. So I don't know how to react. I don't
Speaker 1: know how to respond. It's weird. It's a weird spot,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Well, I'd say just be quiet to think
Speaker 1: about this sort of thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So the psychopod works by flooding the chamber with nitrogen,
Speaker 2: reducing oxygen so rapidly that the individual quickly loses consciousness.
Speaker 2: So they experience this within the first minute and then
Speaker 2: they have a peaceful, reliable, and drug free within ten minutes.
Speaker 1: Wow, devised opinion, doesn't it?
Speaker 2: It does? It does. So it can be activated via
Speaker 2: voice control and eye movement. So if you want to,
Speaker 2: let's say, opt out at the last minute, and you
Speaker 2: change your mind, you can do that by blinking twice basically.
Speaker 3: See, this is where it gets tricky when you're furiously blinking. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and someone on the outside note, it's blink twice. It's
Speaker 3: too late now, Okay, but yep, let's keep it straight yep.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So the pods activated via button, blink or gesture also
Speaker 2: have an emergency button and escape route in case users
Speaker 2: change their mind.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, this is just Yeah. I think you
Speaker 3: can genuinely sit on both sides and see from different angles.
Speaker 3: I can understand people say this is wrong. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: you shouldn't be allowed to be in a situation when
Speaker 3: it's like this, but particularly if it's terminal illness.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And I saw an interview with someone the other day
Speaker 3: who had term with cancer. Ye, And that opened up
Speaker 3: my mind because it was a bloke who was in
Speaker 3: his probably late sixties, who said he's in horrendous pain,
Speaker 3: mentionined every day. It's just exhausting to keep on living.
Speaker 3: He loves life, but he can't keep on living and
Speaker 3: he doesn't want to any more. He said, he's at
Speaker 3: peace with death, but what he's not comfortable with is
Speaker 3: leaving other people behind, which is basically how you feel
Speaker 3: like the majority of people would feel. You're in a
Speaker 3: situation where you feel like it is the only option, yep,
Speaker 3: but you know that there's going to be ramifications when
Speaker 3: you leave.
Speaker 2: So I watched my stepfather pass away. He had dementia
Speaker 2: and by the end of it, he was just not
Speaker 2: the version of himself that we all knew and loved.
Speaker 2: So if he opted to take this path, then you
Speaker 2: would say, Okay, we endorse this, we love you, and
Speaker 2: you go away peacefully. So yeah, I don't. I don't
Speaker 2: hate the idea.
Speaker 3: It's like I think for most people, majority of people,
Speaker 3: the only situation that you might have been in is
Speaker 3: if you've had to take a pet to the vet,
Speaker 3: and we had two for our dog, and even then
Speaker 3: it was like I could, I couldn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't have the balls to be there. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. Can you imagine a situation like this?
Speaker 2: So once again, you left it to Kara.
Speaker 1: Want me there? Yeah, right, because she knew that I
Speaker 1: wouldn't be able to handle it. Yeah, to make things.
Speaker 2: Worse, despite the fact that your dog was so incontinent,
Speaker 2: so so.
Speaker 3: Very incredibly like right now as we speak, wing everywhere
Speaker 3: in heaven and.
Speaker 1: God's like, what the hell is going on?
Speaker 3: I gave you one hundred miles of water, You've turned
Speaker 3: it the five hundreds of Wii.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the games, you nominated yourself as the most
Speaker 2: elite diver in Australia.
Speaker 1: I'm just going to play this continue.
Speaker 2: So you might have mentioned a little while ago that
Speaker 2: growing up in Beckham, New South Wales, one hunter k
Speaker 2: is north of Wogglewalker, not a lot of diving. However,
Speaker 2: you defy the odds and you have said that you
Speaker 2: were elite in this space.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yes, yes, particularly in high school often the
Speaker 3: Big Smoke Sydney and then all.
Speaker 1: Of a sudden there was a bit of a pastime
Speaker 1: and that is not your traditional dives.
Speaker 3: It's more so twists, it turns, flips and finishing with
Speaker 3: a little horsey and that's the little horshp.
Speaker 2: Front to reel down on the horsey, shall we.
Speaker 3: So the horsey is pretty much the opposite of what
Speaker 3: a dive is supposed to achieve. You don't want splash
Speaker 3: when you do a proper dive, yep, But when you
Speaker 3: do a horsey, it's about going in with the right mechanics,
Speaker 3: the right force and creating a giant splash.
Speaker 1: This one I prepared earlier. That's me absolutely nailing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So I just thought, let's marry you up with
Speaker 2: some of the most elite athletes that have ever participated
Speaker 2: in the Games. So diversay what.
Speaker 1: You're going to say.
Speaker 3: I thought I was going to compete against the likes
Speaker 3: of I don't know, Clive Palmer, No, some of the
Speaker 3: real athletes of Australia.
Speaker 2: I had a chance, so die thees say, have their
Speaker 2: green and gold brickyat tomorrow morning. It's at the SA
Speaker 2: Aquatic and Leisure Center. And I just thought, you know what,
Speaker 2: let's showcase your talents.
Speaker 1: You've found some actual athletes.
Speaker 2: Actual athletes. We're talking Phil Rogers if you don't mind.
Speaker 2: Freshtroke Swimmer nineteen ninety two, nineteen ninety six, two thousand
Speaker 2: Olympic Games.
Speaker 3: Oh great, awesome, genuine Australian athletes, Travis.
Speaker 2: Marley Swimmer, also Blake Goudry trampoline gymnasts.
Speaker 3: Jeezz I wonder I wonder if a trampoline gymnasts who
Speaker 3: represented Australia will be very good in the air.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Meghan Jones a questrian as well in your space horses?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well okay, I wonder if Meghan's going to do
Speaker 3: the horsey mate, she's going to jump on the diving
Speaker 3: board as well?
Speaker 2: Yep, this is Rachel Dutch gy as well. She is
Speaker 2: an actual certified diver. Okay, that's very twenty twelve participating inpics.
Speaker 3: So you're telling me she is a former Olympic driver
Speaker 3: and when she hears things like this, she's disgusted because
Speaker 3: that's way.
Speaker 1: Too much splash.
Speaker 2: So are you up for it?
Speaker 1: I feel like is there a space for me to
Speaker 1: pull out?
Speaker 2: We're going to have to be fair. I've made it even.
Speaker 2: We're going to have a chat to Rachel tomorrow and
Speaker 2: she is going to give you some tips.
Speaker 3: Right, Okay, that's okay, let's go. What's the worst it
Speaker 3: could happen? So what are we talking about? We're just
Speaker 3: jumping straight off the edge, aren't we We're talking one
Speaker 3: meter one meter springboard, that's it.
Speaker 2: I think what we might do producers. He's going one
Speaker 2: meter and then work our way up. This is an
Speaker 2: official event.
Speaker 8: There's no.
Speaker 2: See what happens.
Speaker 8: You start with the one and you work your way
Speaker 8: up against each of these athletes with a panel of judges.
Speaker 1: There's going to be people. They're judging me.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 8: Do you know what else is going to be that public?
Speaker 1: It's a public event. If anyone wants to.
Speaker 8: Come down tomorrow at nine o'clock, we'll see you there.
Speaker 3: Who would have force that a thirty nine year old
Speaker 3: man could somehow in the air diving into water do
Speaker 3: a hamstring.
Speaker 1: That's what feels like the destiny here with this thing is.
Speaker 2: I would definitely back you into do a hamstring tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Thanks, I appreciate this.
Speaker 2: The other one, by the way, yeah yeah, even it out?
Speaker 1: What what's that well? Ham string? The other one? Oh exactly?
Speaker 3: Yeah, looking forward to I'll take this challenge on. I
Speaker 3: feel like you would look after me though, like you
Speaker 3: wouldn't stitch me up.
Speaker 2: I am looking after you because we're going to get
Speaker 2: you some speed o's today, right, red ones?
Speaker 1: I need? Can I make one request? What can I
Speaker 1: get some speed os?
Speaker 3: Maybe red speed oes were just a nice little just
Speaker 3: to get me up in about to perform my best.
Speaker 3: I need a nice little photo of Jody just fair
Speaker 3: nikm bum just swear right down right right in the
Speaker 3: middle of just to give me the extra kick that
Speaker 3: I need.
Speaker 1: Pick up the bum from Joe's.
Speaker 7: I think you need to take some cash with you
Speaker 7: tomorrow because you need to bribe those judges.
Speaker 1: Yep, that makes a lot of sense. While they just
Speaker 1: got this wave of nervousness.
Speaker 2: Well, because you've got twenty four hours of not eating anything,
Speaker 2: because you have to look ripped in that's why you're nervous.
Speaker 2: You're going to be so hungry.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's intimidating.
Speaker 3: Also, don't worry about the dissipated older that's incoming mine.
Speaker 3: All right, Well take this challenge on. Yeah, thank you,
Speaker 3: Joe's appreciate it. That'll teach your Joe's love the games,
Speaker 3: like everything that's happening in the Games. But I feel
Speaker 3: like before the Games even started, there was a special
Speaker 3: special interest in the Opals and the Boomers.
Speaker 2: Special spot in both of our hearts.
Speaker 3: Big expectations, particularly for both sides, but we thought, why
Speaker 3: don't we go straight to the top five time Olympic
Speaker 3: and probably geez the most.
Speaker 1: Iconic person that's ever played sport in this.
Speaker 2: Country that has ever touched a basketball.
Speaker 1: I would argue it's Andrew.
Speaker 5: That is that bit of us. What an exciting time
Speaker 5: you mentioned with the Boomers in the Oples through to
Speaker 5: the quarter final, and I'll be us moments along the way.
Speaker 5: Both of them end up finishing second in their pool.
Speaker 5: So we got hopefully good times ahead.
Speaker 2: Very very patchy form, particularly from the Opal was the
Speaker 2: first game. I was like, what's going on here? But
Speaker 2: they seem to us come good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right, Nigeria up. They took care of us
Speaker 5: in that opening game and I thought, oh, this won't
Speaker 5: be a very quick exit. But they're able to regroup.
Speaker 5: Some of it was to be expected because you've got
Speaker 5: seven players in the WNBA, but I've only had ten
Speaker 5: days I think, to prepare, so they were a little rusty.
Speaker 5: But they fanned their way and they dug these be
Speaker 5: game France last night to get that win, a much
Speaker 5: needed win, and we just didn't need to win. We
Speaker 5: needed to win by six or more. So some real
Speaker 5: nervous moment down the stretch, and we eventually got their
Speaker 5: avoid of the USA, and now we take on Serbia.
Speaker 2: Well, speaking of the USA, if we win this game
Speaker 2: against Serbia, then that's potentially who we face in terms
Speaker 2: of the Boomer's. Goodness, mate, well done. You guys want
Speaker 2: now take on the US.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's gonna be hard, but we can't think ahead.
Speaker 5: But that's just the way the draw has gone. And
Speaker 5: it's exactly the same for both the Ocles and the Boomers.
Speaker 5: Both of us take on Serbia, and if we win,
Speaker 5: in all probability, we'll be planning the United States, which
Speaker 5: is going to be tough. But you know that both
Speaker 5: the Opals and the Booms have shown that they can
Speaker 5: take it right up to the very best in the world.
Speaker 5: So we've got to stay positive. But let's just focus
Speaker 5: our attention on Serbia for the time being.
Speaker 2: Kazy Hazy and I are both sports presenters and editor.
Speaker 2: To Cooper is a nice man. It's an absolutely nice mare.
Speaker 2: When it comes up on the telepropter, it.
Speaker 5: Is it said.
Speaker 9: You just got to say it quickly and share it
Speaker 9: with supreme confidence and people won't know anyway. There's I
Speaker 9: tell you tomorrow when we're talking about Serbia. I've been
Speaker 9: going through it and normal glory.
Speaker 4: For your day. I am absolutely.
Speaker 5: Butchering as I sit in the bedroom just trying to
Speaker 5: get ready. Hopefully well, it helped me ounce back and
Speaker 5: something that was somewhat resembling their names will come at
Speaker 5: the Borrows.
Speaker 3: Hey, guys, before we let you go, I just think
Speaker 3: of back in the day, and I think of you
Speaker 3: guys playing the Drain team and have a heel and
Speaker 3: Charles Barkley going out and.
Speaker 1: What's your how boy feels well?
Speaker 3: What's your go to memory or have you got to
Speaker 3: go to story when you remember those times against the
Speaker 3: almighty US team?
Speaker 9: I would just stepping down on the floor with him
Speaker 9: was one that I remember.
Speaker 5: Finally ninety six whenever event we got off to a
Speaker 5: flyer and they had Reggie Miller and I had a
Speaker 5: decent first half. I ended up with twenty five. I
Speaker 5: might have had twenty one of them or something or
Speaker 5: something like that in the first half. And I remember
Speaker 5: Reggie Miller coming out after halftime and I couldn't exactly
Speaker 5: know exactly what he was saying, but it's something we
Speaker 5: had a cork going into a specific orifice, said centers
Speaker 5: like what's.
Speaker 4: Coming on here?
Speaker 9: And I barely stew a daylight for the rest of.
Speaker 5: It, and it was you know, when we come up short,
Speaker 5: but it was it was a privilege to play against them. Shack,
Speaker 5: a team of large one was there. It was just
Speaker 5: an unbelievable experience and it's great that they continue to
Speaker 5: support the Olympics. In This year's team are the closest
Speaker 5: I think we've seen to the magnificent ninety ninety two
Speaker 5: team that had Jordan, Magic Bird and all those Conic heroes.
Speaker 2: Very quickly before we let you go Opals and Boomers.
Speaker 2: Are we going to meddle?
Speaker 5: Well, of course we are. I think that we get
Speaker 5: Oversturbia anything happened, but no, it's going to be tough,
Speaker 5: but I'm very confident. I like the way they're building.
Speaker 5: They're getting better each in at every game, so there's
Speaker 5: no reason to think that we can't. And you know what,
Speaker 5: the rest of the world knows we can as well.
Speaker 5: They have great respect for us now. So it's credit
Speaker 5: to our girls and boys in the way in which
Speaker 5: they've been able to raise the standards.
Speaker 3: You can catch all the action from the games on nine,
Speaker 3: nine and nine now. Andrew Gays, thank you so much
Speaker 3: for your time this morning and go to just go opens, come.
Speaker 5: On, get around them, here we go.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, such an absolute privilege to speak
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, hey, thank you.
Speaker 5: Thanks for the support, and yeah, hopefully we get a win.
Speaker 1: Fears contest.
Speaker 3: You've got two people who just I mean, it is
Speaker 3: like two positively charged ions going at.
Speaker 1: Each other, just opposite. You know what I mean. It's
Speaker 1: full on.
Speaker 2: I know what you're saying. Tell everyone what I just
Speaker 2: said to you during that song about if you do
Speaker 2: perchance happen to win.
Speaker 3: You said, I think you said something along line, Hang on,
Speaker 3: what day is it? What are we doing next? I
Speaker 3: think I'm hungry?
Speaker 1: Wait? Am I thirsty? Do I need to go to
Speaker 1: the toilet?
Speaker 2: All those sorts of questions definitely not what I said.
Speaker 3: You said, don't be a jerk, and I said I
Speaker 3: can't make any promises. Sweet exactly, And that's what got
Speaker 3: you over the lines when I'm called you sweets all right?
Speaker 10: To it?
Speaker 2: All right, producers, Zoe, The rules please.
Speaker 1: Same as always.
Speaker 8: We've got three nove hits or throwbacks or chestralized. You
Speaker 8: have to buzz in with your name and give me
Speaker 8: the song name and.
Speaker 2: The artist name.
Speaker 8: You're playing for a couple of listeners to potentially take
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Speaker 8: This morning is Leslie from Oldinger Beach.
Speaker 2: Hello, Leslie, Hello, Hello, excellent. So it's going to preface
Speaker 2: it with I'll try my hardest.
Speaker 8: Okay, yes, on board, not good enough, try harden, same
Speaker 8: as always, nerves at bay. Your name is your buzzer.
Speaker 8: No screaming song number one?
Speaker 2: Please, here we go, Johnny, wake me up. She's done it.
Speaker 8: Strong.
Speaker 1: Start from that is quick. That's that's that we're looking for.
Speaker 11: Okay, that quick, real quick, we straighted, look straight into
Speaker 11: song number two, pit trickier.
Speaker 1: Yeah, stop, that's what.
Speaker 2: You make sounds kneeled down. It's a little bit here.
Speaker 1: We send both of you out twenty seconds ago.
Speaker 3: Come on, put your arms down, apps, put your arms down.
Speaker 2: I know what that. I don't either even know.
Speaker 1: I hang on, we got fifteen seconds. What's yuch?
Speaker 2: Concentrate a twenty four D.
Speaker 6: Don't know?
Speaker 2: Come on, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 8: No the fresh hit no, no, too late, that's a
Speaker 8: that's a buzz out for both of you, and it
Speaker 8: was incredibly easy, so Brina Carpenter espresso.
Speaker 7: I was literally sipping out of a cup and both
Speaker 7: of you were just looking at me like I was
Speaker 7: an idiot.
Speaker 2: It's so easy from the newsroom, isn't it?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 8: Okay, the start was harder, but then the I'm working
Speaker 8: Lee singer, come on, it's iconic, all right? Well that
Speaker 8: means that we're potentially playing for a draw here, two
Speaker 8: passes up for grabs or Jody for the wind song
Speaker 8: number three.
Speaker 1: On Kelly Clarkson. Since you've been going Clarkson flatter. I
Speaker 1: can't believe sa karma to undid us.
Speaker 8: I can't believe it either. We play that song, oh lot.
Speaker 2: Don't look in the rear vision mirror.
Speaker 1: Mate, So what happens to here? Did we get a
Speaker 1: point each?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Okay, it's a tie.
Speaker 8: Both of you are going home with Wallace Cinema and
Speaker 8: it brings the score officially the same as what it
Speaker 8: was really from ten sixteen to eleven seventeen.
Speaker 3: And do you know what the best part is? Congratulations
Speaker 3: to our friends Brock and Leslie. You guys have both
Speaker 3: got a family.
Speaker 1: Guys, congrats, thank you. I'm looking at thanks you.
Speaker 3: I'm still I still feel like I should act like
Speaker 3: an obnoxious freak, but can I do that with a draw?
Speaker 8: This is a really wholesome space right now, and I
Speaker 8: think we could keep it that way.
Speaker 2: This is the calmest it's ever been.
Speaker 6: How boring?
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is seventeen eleven that I'm still smacking you up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of like dancing with your sister, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Come over here?
Speaker 3: Come on, there's love there, but those tazzy vibes there don't.
Speaker 3: So when was the last week for all?
Speaker 2: It's been a long time, A long time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm believable. Scenes, I'm excited.
Speaker 8: I think this is a nice news space we've entered.
Speaker 1: This is a really, really wholesome area.
Speaker 8: Yeah, hugs all around in family, hug.
Speaker 3: Time, disgusting get away from I think the entire world
Speaker 3: is captivated from this particular couple from the Games.
Speaker 1: Or are they a couple? Yeah, that's right. Check is.
Speaker 3: Katerina Sinea Koba and Thomas maccatch shared a kiss as
Speaker 3: they won the mixed doubles tennis event.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing. They had dad since twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: but it was confirmed in.
Speaker 3: The lead up to Paris that they had parted way
Speaker 3: so dun they made it work. They got the job
Speaker 3: done and they shared a nice little celebratory kiss and
Speaker 3: everyone's like, what's going on? They said this in the
Speaker 3: post game presser.
Speaker 2: That's out of personal life, so you don't need to
Speaker 2: know that.
Speaker 1: And do you know, like there is the topsick and
Speaker 1: then words you know, top secrets were like when you
Speaker 1: are confused.
Speaker 13: Exactly, that's how we feel powerful.
Speaker 3: So okay, might come here, I will say, is she
Speaker 3: there's a few giggles there.
Speaker 1: Like she might be in love.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know. She's like we like
Speaker 2: when you're confused.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we when you're confused. Now, like you're so confused
Speaker 3: and they just start falling hooking up.
Speaker 2: Don't ever do that.
Speaker 6: Don't ever do that again. That was discussed where.
Speaker 2: Tongue I'd like.
Speaker 6: To throw up.
Speaker 3: Now it's called making loves we and completely tracked. I
Speaker 3: don't think Aaron and I have tongue kiss since we
Speaker 3: got married.
Speaker 2: I think that should be in the bowels. Actually, when
Speaker 2: you get married, it should be like we vow never
Speaker 2: ever ever to pass again.
Speaker 3: Your first and last kiss, French kisses on your wedding
Speaker 3: day four ten. When did you make it work right
Speaker 3: against all the odds or you just had to make
Speaker 3: it work? So it seems like these two have gone
Speaker 3: together and they've been like, well, we're not romantically involved anymore,
Speaker 3: but you better believe that we will come together and
Speaker 3: we will in a sporting sense and make it work.
Speaker 1: And when the Olympic gold medal?
Speaker 2: Do they have kids?
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: Okay, they're still quite young as well. So they are
Speaker 3: twenty eight and twenty three? Yeah, right, but and now
Speaker 3: the big question.
Speaker 2: He's twenty three. She was giggling like a twenty three
Speaker 2: year old.
Speaker 1: Then twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: If you've got an example where if someone's been in
Speaker 3: a situation we just had to make it work for
Speaker 3: whatever sort of reason, every call that gets on air
Speaker 3: will put you on the stand by this for a
Speaker 3: winter weekend.
Speaker 1: Escape your thoughts on this news. Read Abbey, this would
Speaker 1: be good.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well for me, I don't think I'm friends with
Speaker 7: any X.
Speaker 1: Really friends with any of Abbey's export.
Speaker 2: My friends who with their ex I think, if you're
Speaker 2: a nice enough person, yeah, I think make it work.
Speaker 1: I think it's faulty.
Speaker 7: I think as I got older, maybe yeah, like if
Speaker 7: they reached out, it'll be hey, how are you going?
Speaker 6: But yeah, back in the day.
Speaker 2: It never was.
Speaker 7: But it got me thinking because I've got friends who
Speaker 7: run a business quite successfully. Yeah, they are exes and
Speaker 7: they're still in you know, they run this business together.
Speaker 7: And there's a lot of people out there who run
Speaker 7: businesses together who are exes. Your friend Kayla Steve and
Speaker 7: her ex ex boyfriend.
Speaker 6: They run a business together.
Speaker 7: There's also a swimwear brand and it was on the
Speaker 7: Imperfect podcast and I can't think of the name now,
Speaker 7: but she they were married and then they split, but
Speaker 7: they still run this really successful swimwear brand across Australia.
Speaker 2: Also, Poe's manager is her ex husband. I just think
Speaker 2: if you can take the emotion out of it and
Speaker 2: you can be an adult and you can go, okay,
Speaker 2: we still have something to achieve together. It mightn't be
Speaker 2: married people, but yeah, I think it's great.
Speaker 3: So if you obviously if you share a child as well, Yeah,
Speaker 3: then the mature thing as well to do is to
Speaker 3: make it work.
Speaker 7: Also, I think that's probably the best thing. Like I've
Speaker 7: had a few friends who have split in the last
Speaker 7: year or so, and some two of them have children
Speaker 7: and they are just making it work. They're doing the
Speaker 7: best they can. That are bad mouth to partner in
Speaker 7: front of the kids, all of that, because they are
Speaker 7: at that age where they go, yes, Okate didn't work
Speaker 7: out with us, but this is the best thing.
Speaker 6: For our family and for our child.
Speaker 2: And that's so good to see because it's just the
Speaker 2: kids who are getting hat. I have so much admiration
Speaker 2: for people who can split in a marriage and still
Speaker 2: maintain a friendship and a civil, cordial relationship. I think
Speaker 2: it's great.
Speaker 1: What about the dancers in Dancing with the Stars. That's
Speaker 1: very intimate.
Speaker 6: Hang on, how do we segue?
Speaker 2: How did you segue into that?
Speaker 1: What if that was your ex? Because that seems like
Speaker 1: they always seem so cuply. It's the dances on Dancing
Speaker 1: with the Stars.
Speaker 2: I would find it hard if my husband was on
Speaker 2: Dancing with Stars.
Speaker 1: Because he's awful a dancing.
Speaker 2: He's social to get Greg home dancing the stuff, he's
Speaker 2: so horrendous. But they're so intimate and their bodies are
Speaker 2: literally writhing together on the dance floor on national television.
Speaker 1: That's hard.
Speaker 13: Yeah, good boy to you, Waite, Good morning, Hazy and Dody,
Speaker 13: how are you.
Speaker 2: We're very good. Thank you Waite. You made it work
Speaker 2: with your ex.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 13: So we split up about ten years ago, went through
Speaker 13: the whole you know, separation and divorced and so forth.
Speaker 13: And we've got a son who's now twelve, and yeah,
Speaker 13: we've we've just like Paula's put his needs and and
Speaker 13: all that first and basically, like I said, made it work.
Speaker 13: You know, we've we've got to the point where, even
Speaker 13: though we have shared custody, I was paying a small
Speaker 13: amount of child support per week because of the fact
Speaker 13: that I earned a bit more than she did. Yeah,
Speaker 13: and she and she contacted child support and canceled it
Speaker 13: because she didn't think of as needed anymore because she
Speaker 13: because we're making it work.
Speaker 3: So well, Wow, that is two people very mature in
Speaker 3: this situation who are absolutely on the same page and
Speaker 3: what the same things in.
Speaker 1: A really positive space. That is beautiful.
Speaker 2: Wait, well done. Wait, and also hats off to the
Speaker 2: new partners as well, who embraced the exes who realize
Speaker 2: there are kids involved and they're like, you know what,
Speaker 2: mine needs a secondary to the child. So yeah, I
Speaker 2: think that's really cool. Way well done.
Speaker 1: Worring to your bilia, good morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning. You made it work, or your parents made
Speaker 2: it work.
Speaker 12: My parents have their divorce. They've been divorced for ages,
Speaker 12: and they get along really well. My mom fell over
Speaker 12: and hurt herself and she went and stayed at my
Speaker 12: dad's place with his wife so they couldn't look after her.
Speaker 1: That's really good.
Speaker 12: Yeah, they dad and his wife come to family dinners, birthdays,
Speaker 12: Mother's Day, Father's Day.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: See, that's what it's all about.
Speaker 3: It is You've got to be a really mature person
Speaker 3: in the space to be able to do that. I wonder,
Speaker 3: and I'll be open and honest with you, I wonder
Speaker 3: if I could do that. I don't know if I'm
Speaker 3: mature teen.
Speaker 1: I think you could.
Speaker 2: If your kids were involved, you absolutely could.
Speaker 1: You hope that you could know un in the situation,
Speaker 1: would you.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I couldn't that first, but now they do, and it's
Speaker 12: so much easier.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think once a Dust said it was Amelia
Speaker 2: and sort of everyone the emotions taken out of it,
Speaker 2: then you're all good. Let's got it. Anika, good morning, oh,
Speaker 2: good morning, good morning. You've been in this situation a
Speaker 2: bit of a.
Speaker 14: Story, yes, and a bit unusual, I guess, and it's
Speaker 14: just started many years ago. When I was married for
Speaker 14: over twenty years, we had three kids. Wasn't always fantastic separated, Yeah,
Speaker 14: we're in our own ways, obviously, the kids are all
Speaker 14: grown up. A few years ago, my ex was showing
Speaker 14: a few signs of not being quite there. He sat
Speaker 14: outside to me, would you be my power of attorney?
Speaker 14: Because I think things aren't quite right, even though it
Speaker 14: was quite tumultuous to start with. Obviously that's why we divorced.
Speaker 14: But yeah, I agreed. My partner was just wonderful.
Speaker 5: We discussed it.
Speaker 14: It's not an easy thing to do. And then a
Speaker 14: few years ago he was so, yeah, admitted into a
Speaker 14: hospital and he's now in a dementia ward. And I mean,
Speaker 14: you don't wish that on anybody. So but the main reason,
Speaker 14: and I did it for my kids. But obviously now
Speaker 14: I feel sorry for him because it's horrible, horrible thing.
Speaker 14: And mainly, you know, my partner has been just absolutely
Speaker 14: wonderful for all this. That kind of been easy for
Speaker 14: him to let me do this. Yeah, I just thought
Speaker 14: i'd give a quick ring and maybe put myself out there.
Speaker 14: And most of my friends know all this already, so
Speaker 14: it's not a secret or anything. Sure, and my you know,
Speaker 14: I would love to reward my partner for being so amazing.
Speaker 3: Nice on your naked That's yeah, that's a really mature
Speaker 3: space and well understand by list for I went to
Speaker 3: Weekend de scope.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that's that's the next level. You always have
Speaker 1: that connection, I suppose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so sure, especially when you have kids together. Great
Speaker 2: kids together, Johnny.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Good morning, guys. How are you.
Speaker 2: We're good, We're good. You've been through this, Yeah, to
Speaker 2: a degree.
Speaker 4: I had a partner at the time. This was about
Speaker 4: well thirteen years ago. We had a daughter together. It
Speaker 4: didn't work out, we were so we separated. Cut forward
Speaker 4: thirteen years. I'm now married to an incredible woman, and
Speaker 4: my daughter's mother is with a partner. They've been together
Speaker 4: for quite some time. They have several other children as
Speaker 4: well with each other. And my wife and my daughter's
Speaker 4: mother are actually very close friends to the point right
Speaker 4: to the point where they were pregnant at the same
Speaker 4: time with each other. So I actually have a I
Speaker 4: had to take a photo of them together pregnant with
Speaker 4: their belly showing with my thirteen year old in between. Them.
Speaker 4: But it's it was one of the funniest moments and
Speaker 4: the most awkward moments my my ex and my daughter
Speaker 4: and my wife with my unborn child. Yes, wow, yeah
Speaker 4: it was. It was. It was a thing, It really was.
Speaker 4: But my daughter absolutely flourishes having a having a mother
Speaker 4: and an actual like a like almost a second mum
Speaker 4: in a way. Yeah, she really loves it. So she's absolutely,
Speaker 4: really really flourished in this time.
Speaker 2: So but Johnny, I love that for you that you've
Speaker 2: put all jealousy aside or whatever emotions you might have
Speaker 2: been feeling. But doesn't it make it so much easier
Speaker 2: for the kids when everyone gets along.
Speaker 4: Well that's it. I mean it was messy at the
Speaker 4: start because she was, you know, two or three years
Speaker 4: old at the time, and then we both just were
Speaker 4: like what are we doing, Like we need to do
Speaker 4: it for our child, for water, and so we both
Speaker 4: really knuckled down. And then, you know, fast forward quite
Speaker 4: a few years and look at it now, like, you know,
Speaker 4: she's in high school and she understands that she's you know,
Speaker 4: you know, she's still got a mom who's there, she's
Speaker 4: still got a dad who's there, and she can rely
Speaker 4: on both parents and you know, she the mom can
Speaker 4: just message me for like literally anything. We have a
Speaker 4: set schedule. It's just fantastic and it's it's how it
Speaker 4: should be. You know, we're a blended family. Where to
Speaker 4: the point where my wife has a son to another
Speaker 4: father and that son actually hyphened his last name to
Speaker 4: incorporate my last name as well. Wow, with his biological
Speaker 4: father's blessing as well. It's just beautiful, like that's that's
Speaker 4: kind of household that we we live in. This is
Speaker 4: what we were trying to teach the next next generation
Speaker 4: of children.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, that's perfect. Yeah, it's a really nice situation.
Speaker 1: Good thank you very much for Johnny. I will wrap
Speaker 1: this up with Stacey for more to you.
Speaker 2: Stacey, good morning, good morning. Your situation is remarkable.
Speaker 10: Well yeah, it's a huge story. But just to begin with,
Speaker 10: I have to say that I was definitely the madur
Speaker 10: sure person in nineteen ninety five and when he left
Speaker 10: to go to an island, so I told him that
Speaker 10: that was the end of the relationship because we didn't
Speaker 10: have to work. So then he came back and he
Speaker 10: was living in his car and I couldn't have it,
Speaker 10: so I let him stay with the family, even though
Speaker 10: the court that everyone was against it in the family
Speaker 10: because they didn't quite understand families need to be together
Speaker 10: and we know the family well. And so he slept
Speaker 10: in the main room and I slept in one of
Speaker 10: the kids rooms.
Speaker 4: Wow, that went on for a little while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so he was pretty much homeless.
Speaker 5: He was.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he was living in his car. And I couldn't
Speaker 10: have that. No way, no way. That's not what I
Speaker 10: would want and that's not what I'd wish from us
Speaker 10: for others. So you do what you can to ensure
Speaker 10: that the kids are you know, not affected. And yeah,
Speaker 10: so I've also been a step month and that's not
Speaker 10: an easy thing for everyone. So for those, I'd take
Speaker 10: my hat off. For anyone that's a deaf person's parents.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you go.
Speaker 1: Life obviously has a really big heart. That is just
Speaker 1: I spose in a.
Speaker 3: Situation where you put everything aside and just stop for
Speaker 3: a second and go, well, we are actually all human
Speaker 3: in this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm going to help out make's husband. There's
Speaker 1: a huge result.
Speaker 3: Congratulations to everyone who shared some of those stories because
Speaker 3: they're really really big noble. Yes, let's talk about what
Speaker 3: is said to be one of the more athletic feats.
Speaker 1: Reports. Is happening to me? What's happening to my? It's on?
Speaker 1: We're on. Oh my gosh, we are so on. What
Speaker 1: have you done, Joe?
Speaker 2: We are so on that producers Zoe has been tasked
Speaker 2: with going to find some red speedos today from rude
Speaker 2: Wall any ideas where to start? So I don't even maya.
Speaker 8: Surely rebel right, We're going straight to the seaboarding store
Speaker 8: because this is serious business.
Speaker 3: This is a genuine conversation about what sort of cuff you.
Speaker 1: Will get me.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well there's some cuts. Okay, there's a little.
Speaker 1: Like gee banger, the extra cheek or off and I
Speaker 1: see it.
Speaker 7: So the people of South Australia please do not get
Speaker 7: a cheap banger.
Speaker 1: It could be quite funny.
Speaker 3: And producer George was in here as well, and I said,
Speaker 3: I seriously, I don't have an ass. I do not
Speaker 3: own an ass. And she was, I bet he's got
Speaker 3: some awesome ass, Like no, I don't. I built like
Speaker 3: a French bulldog.
Speaker 1: We genuinely, I've got nothing going on down there.
Speaker 2: Abs. What's that police dog's name? We sent the police
Speaker 2: dog out to look for your ass because it's gone missing.
Speaker 1: It came back, every ended nothing.
Speaker 2: Okay, So diver SA are putting on the Green and
Speaker 2: Gold Breakfast tomorrow seven fifteen start. We're going to send
Speaker 2: you down there up against Olympians Phil Rogers, Travis Maney Blake, Gordrey,
Speaker 2: Megan Jones and Rachel dutch Gy who is an actual
Speaker 2: synchronized diver from the Olympic Games. We're going to pit
Speaker 2: you against them. You can start on the one meter,
Speaker 2: that's fine.
Speaker 7: Yes, that hurt my belly if you don't make it
Speaker 7: to the ten yeah, out.
Speaker 1: I've got massive fears of the ten meter.
Speaker 6: Bad luck. Get up there.
Speaker 1: Should I tell you this story on air? Maybe it's
Speaker 1: not fair.
Speaker 2: Story before you started.
Speaker 3: Now, when I was about nineteen and I was living
Speaker 3: in Sydney at the time. I don't know why, and
Speaker 3: obviously it's illegal and I regret it. But a few
Speaker 3: mates night was the thing that you're ringing in Cocklebey
Speaker 3: because a bridge goes from one side of Cockle Bay
Speaker 3: to the other and I think it's about ten to
Speaker 3: fifteen men drops into the ocean, and it was the thing. Oh,
Speaker 3: I'll jump in there and then we'll go to one
Speaker 3: of the clubs afterwards. I did it, but I did
Speaker 3: it my jeans on and it was fine. My mate
Speaker 3: did it and he took his pants on and he
Speaker 3: jumped in there and he did it kind of split
Speaker 3: legged like, sort of half like he was sitting on
Speaker 3: a tail.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I don't know how to say that.
Speaker 2: Okay, don't say it. Then it's splitter.
Speaker 3: It's splitty's nature, you know, the real sensitive skin in
Speaker 3: between one air and the other.
Speaker 1: It's split him.
Speaker 2: Can I just say, the next time you say this
Speaker 2: story could be for off it, I'm just gonna I'm
Speaker 2: going to listen and agree with you.
Speaker 3: That's a lot anyway, there's a lot to take in
Speaker 3: that night, hum especially.
Speaker 1: So that's why I have fears of jumping off a
Speaker 1: ten meter.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's a balid story.
Speaker 6: Just make sure your legs are closed.
Speaker 1: Can I wear jameson? Right, I'll do it, Chase, I'll
Speaker 1: do it. Okay, tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: You say you promise a ten meter? You promise, can
Speaker 2: we can we just see?
Speaker 7: Okay, if you don't make it. If you don't make
Speaker 7: it to the ten meter, you have to jump in
Speaker 7: the tyrants.
Speaker 1: That's even worse.
Speaker 6: Exactly, So, make the ten meter Hazy.
Speaker 3: Watch your space any no doubt, we'll put it on
Speaker 3: social media, Chody Hazy looking looking forward to that.
Speaker 2: And we're going to chat with Rachel tomorrow and some
Speaker 2: of the last minute tips for you just to work
Speaker 2: out how not to humiliate yourself.
Speaker 1: Oh thanks, looking forward to all of this. Why is
Speaker 1: my lower body quivering right now? What's going on? Is
Speaker 1: it the split? Not sure? Or is it the budgies