Speaker 1: We've got get you the morning every day, adelaides Joe's
Speaker 1: here's the headline for it was your recruiter reveals while
Speaker 1: many bosses are refusing to hire gen z.
Speaker 2: Workers, Oh what have they done?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 4: So this particular recruiter has claimed many hiring managers won't
Speaker 4: hire anyone under thirty because they're lazy. Specialist recruiter her
Speaker 4: name is Tammy. She said the feedback she'd received from
Speaker 4: companies was at workers over the age of thirty ten
Speaker 4: to have a stronger work ethic and companies avoiding gen zetters.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, is that fair and justified?
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 4: So, as you can imagine, this sort of stuff has
Speaker 4: sparked quite the online backlash from particularly gen Zettas. So
Speaker 4: they've said, basically, we are refusing to accept low pay
Speaker 4: and toxic workplaces, unlike previous generations.
Speaker 2: Okay, here's a comment from a gen Zetta.
Speaker 4: We can't afford to live by houses and pay groceries
Speaker 4: and get other bills, and we also don't tolerate it
Speaker 4: abusive behavior. One said, I'll work weekends, longer hours when
Speaker 4: the culture and pay is good and reasonable. This generation
Speaker 4: will hold employers accountable for toxic work environments.
Speaker 5: Don't hate that.
Speaker 2: I don't hate that at all.
Speaker 4: So there's two ways to look at that, and that is, look,
Speaker 4: if you're under thirty, maybe just a little bit lazy.
Speaker 4: But the second part is, and I've lived it, you've
Speaker 4: probably lived it as well.
Speaker 2: Cheez.
Speaker 4: We've been absolutely bent over breakwords at some stage in
Speaker 4: our life from previous employers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we've absolutely copped it.
Speaker 3: I think our generation in particular are coming up where
Speaker 3: it was actually quite not only accepted, but it was
Speaker 3: quite normal to have abusive style bosses.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there was at one time previous workplace where I
Speaker 4: actually flatlined. I was technically dead and I texted my
Speaker 4: boss as a ghost and said I won't be in
Speaker 4: today because I'm dead. And he said, if you're not
Speaker 4: in tomorrow, I don't care. If you're dead, you're fired.
Speaker 4: And I see, I'm so sorry, I'm going to come
Speaker 4: in today. And I revived myself back to life.
Speaker 3: So how did you revive yourself to life from a
Speaker 3: ghost like your own chest compressions.
Speaker 2: Yes, pretty much.
Speaker 4: And also through the motivation of my boss telling me
Speaker 4: back in the day that I'm not going to get
Speaker 4: paid extra.
Speaker 2: But it's great exposure.
Speaker 3: Remember when you came to work that time, not in
Speaker 3: the best mood because you were just feeling a bit
Speaker 3: flattened to.
Speaker 5: Breast and that guy said, you don't bring that.
Speaker 2: Don't bring that. He don't bring that. Shitty. It's radio,
Speaker 2: it's fun.
Speaker 6: I need to know.
Speaker 7: I need to know now. I need to know.
Speaker 8: I need to know.
Speaker 2: I need to know what News today knows.
Speaker 5: What you need to know.
Speaker 4: You know what you need to know with Jody and Asy.
Speaker 3: You need to know that Donald Trump is all in
Speaker 3: with Sydney's Sweeney's American Eagle ads now because he's learned
Speaker 3: that she's a Republican voter. Goodness, so he's provided his
Speaker 3: two cents on the discourse surrounding Sweeney's recent collaboration with
Speaker 3: American Eagle.
Speaker 5: So there's a video that's emerged.
Speaker 3: Trump was asked about Sweeney in the campaign shortly before
Speaker 3: boarding Air Force one.
Speaker 5: I'd love to go on Air Force one.
Speaker 2: It's cool. Would you feel like an absolute bare?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And a reporting informed the President that the actress is
Speaker 3: indeed a registered Republican.
Speaker 2: Have a listen, she's a registered Republican. Oh now, I
Speaker 2: love her head.
Speaker 9: Is that right, Sidney Sweeney, you'd be surprised at how
Speaker 9: many people are Republicans.
Speaker 1: If Sidney Sweeney is a registered Republican.
Speaker 2: I think her head is fantastic.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: He added on top of that, the tide has seriously turned.
Speaker 3: Being woke is for losers. Being Republican's what you'd want
Speaker 3: to be. Thank you for your attention on this matter.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I want Donald in my corner.
Speaker 4: Well, that's the thing, do you think Sidney swings right
Speaker 4: now saying, oh, yes, there go, We're good, We're good.
Speaker 4: We should collaborate Donald, we should collaborate. We should get
Speaker 4: Donald in some of these blue jays. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: that'd be nice, wouldn't it.
Speaker 3: Given how on the nose he is at the moment?
Speaker 3: Does she want to be associated with him?
Speaker 10: Sure?
Speaker 4: I mean in that particular ad as well, she talks
Speaker 4: about how good they look on her bum. Do you
Speaker 4: think the same genes would do the same sort of
Speaker 4: favors for Donald's bum?
Speaker 3: I think Donald woos to say that old man bum
Speaker 3: thing happening now?
Speaker 4: Well, fuloping all over the place as well, So it's disappeared,
Speaker 4: but it's still there, and it's floppy and the underside
Speaker 4: of his cheeks are hitting the middle of his hamstrings. Yeah,
Speaker 4: do you know what's concerning? I'm starting to get that
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 5: I know you are. It's magnificent to watch.
Speaker 3: Actually, worse isn't that you've gone early early?
Speaker 2: It's fun as well.
Speaker 4: Or the pancake bum boys out there get involved twenty
Speaker 4: four to ten.
Speaker 2: I'd love to hear from him. Let's start our own
Speaker 2: union headline.
Speaker 3: University professor accidentally shares sex toy tab during zoom lecture.
Speaker 2: We've all been there, ladies and gents. We've all been there.
Speaker 3: A psychology professor at a university in Melbourne was delivering
Speaker 3: a virtual lecture on Sigmund Freud's theory of repression when
Speaker 3: disaster struck. He shared his screen to show a PowerPoint presentation,
Speaker 3: but forgot to close his other browser tabs, one of
Speaker 3: them clearly visible at the top. Read ten vibrating butt
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Speaker 3: for sake, it's twenty twenty four. It's not twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: Butt plugs have come a very long way since then,
Speaker 3: that is true.
Speaker 4: But what I will say about the twenty twenty four
Speaker 4: Buyer's Guide version hell of a version.
Speaker 2: Yes, hell of a guide, wasn't it though? Hell of
Speaker 2: a guide?
Speaker 3: Within second, students began flooding the zoom chat with laughing
Speaker 3: emojis and confused questions, like sir, is this part of
Speaker 3: the syllabus? The professor, flustered but trying to stay cool,
Speaker 3: muttered that that's not relevant to today's topic, before quickly
Speaker 3: closing the tab. To his credit, he recovered very very quickly, though,
Speaker 3: Andrew Haysen, and he said, this is actually a great
Speaker 3: example of Freud's concept of the unconscious desires slipping through. Yes,
Speaker 3: you're witnessing repression in real time. Good sense, great safe,
Speaker 3: well done. Students applauded the save, but the incident went
Speaker 3: viral after a student uploaded the screen recording to TikTok
Speaker 3: with the caption Freud would have loved this. Issued no
Speaker 3: formal statement, but the professor has since become a minor
Speaker 3: campus legend, noted affectionately as doctor analytics.
Speaker 2: Don't let me to the butt bloods?
Speaker 5: Is it doctor analytical? Doctor a nourse? I don't know.
Speaker 3: I need to ask you a question, is it wrong?
Speaker 3: And feel free to be honest? That a woman of
Speaker 3: my age and maturity has become overly obsessed with a
Speaker 3: team drama.
Speaker 2: Yes it is, Yes, it is. Okay, absolutely, it's a
Speaker 2: little bit straight?
Speaker 5: Is it that? I don't think I'm alive?
Speaker 3: So I've started watching the summer I turned pretty on
Speaker 3: Prime and.
Speaker 5: Basically, do you want to know the storyline? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Take us through it, all right?
Speaker 3: Two families, they grow up together in the Hampton's beach house.
Speaker 3: And then Belly who's the main female character?
Speaker 2: Do you mean Billy? No, Belly, Belly Right? Okay, Mallie,
Speaker 2: I thought you were doing it with a Kewi accent.
Speaker 3: No, she gets hot and then she finds herself in
Speaker 3: this love triangle with the two brothers. So, you know,
Speaker 3: much like Team Gen and Team Angelina before them, it's
Speaker 3: a triangle between Bellie, Jeremiah, and Conrad. You need to
Speaker 3: pick a side. Are you team Jeremiah or are you
Speaker 3: team Conrad?
Speaker 2: Do you mean Conrad Soul?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 5: Sorry, okay, you want to play the trailer.
Speaker 7: When I'm with Jerr, everything is easier.
Speaker 5: But everywhere I go there's a memory of Conrad. What
Speaker 5: do you expect to happen if you're just going to
Speaker 5: drive off into the sunset with her.
Speaker 9: She's gonna blow up her allway, just because you suddenly
Speaker 9: remember she exists.
Speaker 2: I see the way she looks at people.
Speaker 8: He doesn't matter.
Speaker 7: This is you and me.
Speaker 5: It has to mean something.
Speaker 2: Now, can you keep coming back to each other that
Speaker 2: it feels like it's never really older and you teen love?
Speaker 2: Is there a stronger love out of that?
Speaker 5: And I don't think it even exists?
Speaker 3: But it's an interesting phenomenon because I don't think I'm
Speaker 3: alone with this because mother's across the globe are jumping
Speaker 3: on team Conrad. Oh okay, because it's a very good
Speaker 3: looking young boy, right, okay.
Speaker 2: Keep it, keep it PJ plays. My mom's out.
Speaker 3: There, yeah, And I'm just I'm sitting here going why
Speaker 3: is this so addictive to you? I binge watched the
Speaker 3: first two seasons. Season three's dropped, and now it's a
Speaker 3: weekly proposition. So now I'm just hanging out for every
Speaker 3: Wednesday to watch the Summer I turned pretty I'm not even.
Speaker 5: Watching it with my kids.
Speaker 7: That's the thing.
Speaker 5: I'm sitting at home by myself watching it. What is
Speaker 5: wrong with me?
Speaker 4: I don't think you're alone? And do you know what
Speaker 4: it's gone through the ages. Yes, it's gone this sort
Speaker 4: of teen drama.
Speaker 3: Oh damn straight. We grew up on a steadfast diet
Speaker 3: of the o C.
Speaker 2: Yes, Ryan such a bad boy, rememberhen Marissa died?
Speaker 4: Yeswe were we Oh god, life will never be this dame.
Speaker 5: And then there was Beverly Hills nine oh two one.
Speaker 2: I yes.
Speaker 3: And also Dawson's Creek was the other one.
Speaker 5: So it's just nostalgia, babe, Is that what it is?
Speaker 4: I never watched Dawson's Creek, but hell of a creek,
Speaker 4: great spot for Yabby in oh just the smallest sport
Speaker 4: of Yabby's.
Speaker 3: I don't think Dawson's Creek the central plot line revolved
Speaker 3: around Yabby's anyway.
Speaker 5: Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: If you're as obsessed with the summer I turn pretty
Speaker 3: as I am, get involved in the conversation.
Speaker 5: We're not. I'm telling you, We're all over TikTok. Just
Speaker 5: thirsting after bloody Conrad is.
Speaker 2: What you're hoping for. Hence the thirteen twenty four teen.
Speaker 2: Support me. Please do it every week.
Speaker 4: It's wholesome, it's a little competition, doesn't get too competitive
Speaker 4: at all, And what's up for Grabs.
Speaker 2: Is a nice little wallace entertainment about your little family.
Speaker 2: But yeah, nice, all good jokes.
Speaker 3: Let's got it back from Seaford Meadows first and foremost.
Speaker 5: Hey, Beck, what team you want?
Speaker 2: Good to have you on board? Back, Good to have
Speaker 2: you on board?
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you, good luck be Cassie, Thanks, see Cliff.
Speaker 5: Hello, Cassie, Hello, good morning.
Speaker 3: I am Tim No, God, yes, Cassie, he's not that good.
Speaker 5: It's kind of easier said than done. Cassie.
Speaker 3: Yes, because he tries to get in my head and
Speaker 3: plays little mind games and it's very annoying.
Speaker 4: In this particular space. It's like it's it's like a
Speaker 4: deep engraved arrogance. Yeah, it's hard to penetrate. I don't
Speaker 4: say what it is.
Speaker 5: Hard to Okay, should we get into it?
Speaker 2: I'm ready if you are. Jo's ready to go? All right,
Speaker 2: first song?
Speaker 7: Here we go, Jody.
Speaker 5: If these wolves could.
Speaker 2: Talk, no no, no, no no no no hazy, yep to
Speaker 2: you a leper? These wolves correct?
Speaker 11: Hazy to describe Jody's body language right now?
Speaker 2: Well, it's flatter than flat, it's much flatter on that.
Speaker 2: How would you describe it, Lucie.
Speaker 3: She looks like she wants to put a pen through
Speaker 3: my right eye?
Speaker 2: What's with that? Not your stabbing?
Speaker 5: Not your eyes?
Speaker 2: Is surely not, Cassie.
Speaker 5: Rebecca's all right, well, have you start that thing where
Speaker 5: I hand the title to you want to plat up?
Speaker 2: But anyhow, appreciate that. Okay, read for the next one.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 9: That's easy. Come on.
Speaker 2: Now, it's not.
Speaker 5: It's not easy when you're standing here, Producy.
Speaker 10: Lucy, oh, go on.
Speaker 12: Nothing.
Speaker 2: Producing. Lucy's really getting frustrated. This is where the segment
Speaker 2: sometimes blows out.
Speaker 5: I know, is it okay?
Speaker 3: Jody go on hearing m hm, and it's not Gordway girl,
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 10: Girl?
Speaker 12: Sure?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 2: Dress of all you can't say what it's not.
Speaker 4: And then Lucy goes and then nods her head and
Speaker 4: that's ridiculous.
Speaker 5: Not sorry, this is.
Speaker 3: All your You bring this on yourself because you make
Speaker 3: enemies in this space and no one wants to.
Speaker 5: See you well, come on.
Speaker 3: The only person that wants you to see you do
Speaker 3: well is back from Secret Meadows.
Speaker 5: And that's it.
Speaker 2: And that's purely prize based.
Speaker 4: All right, ready to go, okay, song number three, I'm.
Speaker 7: Swearing also easy?
Speaker 5: Oh okay?
Speaker 2: Switching out for the first time, Like, is this the
Speaker 2: elevated music? What's going on? Side something?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 14: Yeah, ah, come on, Oh I know, I know.
Speaker 2: I know, bloody do who do do do? Oh?
Speaker 4: My god, we're having a man today, by the way.
Speaker 5: Okay, Jody, And that's it?
Speaker 12: Is it?
Speaker 5: Miley Cyrus? End of the world. Nothing in the door.
Speaker 4: Gosh, Rebecca, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Let you down.
Speaker 15: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: We were frustrating today, weren't we, all right, Cassie, don't
Speaker 4: go on about it.
Speaker 8: You should have seen what I was just doing in
Speaker 8: my car.
Speaker 9: I was screaming so loud.
Speaker 5: Wallace. Entertainment passes all yours, well done?
Speaker 2: Oh good stuff?
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 2: Sometimes sometimes you do that giants. That's an absolute story.
Speaker 5: Of a blind squirrel finds enough.
Speaker 2: Well done.
Speaker 4: Jody's facing on the night as we speak. Well entertainment,
Speaker 4: Mitch and mount Bark and nor Langer and pick a Dealer,
Speaker 4: your home of big s, green magic and entertainment. Good
Speaker 4: stuff that now takes us to sixteen to twelve. Woo,
Speaker 4: don't call it a comeback. Put your hands up. If
Speaker 4: across your working journey you've hated a boss. Oh sea
Speaker 4: of hands in the air who now wave them together
Speaker 4: in Unison. It's statistically speaking, and I don't know where
Speaker 4: the study's come from.
Speaker 2: I just made it up right now.
Speaker 4: Everybody who's ever been employed has hated a boss at
Speaker 4: some stage.
Speaker 2: They reckon. Yeah, yeah, aggressively too.
Speaker 5: God had some truly awful ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, name them, name the horrible name them.
Speaker 3: Have you got I will say, the horrible, horrible, horrible men.
Speaker 4: I will say, Ah, Okay, that's plenty fair.
Speaker 3: These people get found out eventually though.
Speaker 4: That's true, that's true. They always come undone if you
Speaker 4: hate your boss. There's now a spill the Tea survey
Speaker 4: that you can anonymously fill out.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing.
Speaker 4: It's via the Australian Unions, So if you're not familiar
Speaker 4: to the Australian Unions, it represents almost two million union
Speaker 4: members in fighting for better work conditions across the ball.
Speaker 4: They've put together a questionnaire which they've dubbed the Workplace
Speaker 4: Truths Survey, which is basically like a dish track for
Speaker 4: micro managing bosses. So it turns out of Australia's productivity
Speaker 4: has flatlined over the past ten years. To most employees.
Speaker 4: This doesn't come as a surprise. And what these guys
Speaker 4: want to do is try and go against I suppose
Speaker 4: workplace norms where you've got a terrible boss who absolutely
Speaker 4: right you this is good.
Speaker 2: Feedback's good.
Speaker 5: So you're dabbing them into the unions, is that right?
Speaker 2: Yes, to the big guys whose job it is to
Speaker 2: make some changes.
Speaker 3: Ah, gotcha? Yeah right, keep these people accountable.
Speaker 2: Micromanaging is quite the thing, isn't it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think I think bosses these days, yeah, are trying
Speaker 4: to go against it and be more in touch with
Speaker 4: the people, much of the same way that coaches in sports, Yeah,
Speaker 4: are trying to do the whole relationship first to get
Speaker 4: the best out of their players and in this case, employees.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think gone are the days where you can
Speaker 3: be rude or mean to an employer. And whoever thought
Speaker 3: that is going to get the best out of another
Speaker 3: human being.
Speaker 2: That's the same.
Speaker 4: That's the same with that's the same with sport. Old
Speaker 4: school coaching yelling at a player to get the best
Speaker 4: out of it.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: What did that do to you when a coach got
Speaker 3: in your face and told you how crap you were?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 2: I'd tell you what?
Speaker 4: There's one particular coach from Central's who when when he
Speaker 4: would say stuff like that to me, and he could
Speaker 4: see the look in my eye and suggested that there
Speaker 4: was genuine monkey in my brain playing symbols as he
Speaker 4: was saying that.
Speaker 2: I think that made it worse for it, as she
Speaker 2: goes make.
Speaker 8: It a better place.
Speaker 4: You and so human race probably freeing a bug giving
Speaker 4: another chance.
Speaker 2: It's nice because it lost its way in your house.
Speaker 3: Okay, I told you this story off air, and now
Speaker 3: I'm forced in a position where I have to tell
Speaker 3: it on air to explain why I am such an
Speaker 3: extreme embath.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay.
Speaker 3: So I was doing the grocery shopping the other night,
Speaker 3: and I had planned my meals within an inch.
Speaker 5: Of their life.
Speaker 3: So I knew exactly all the ingredients I needed and
Speaker 3: exactly what meals I was going to do all the week.
Speaker 3: It's sad, I know, but it helps. So I was
Speaker 3: in the meat section of my local coals and I
Speaker 3: saw that there was a packet of chicken sausages. Okay,
Speaker 3: I didn't need chicken sausages. I had absolutely no requirement
Speaker 3: for chicken sausages this week. Wasn't having curried sausages. Didn't
Speaker 3: need them. But I looked at that packet of chicken sausages,
Speaker 3: which had gone on sale because it was close to
Speaker 3: us its expiry date. Oh, I thought, I've got to
Speaker 3: buy them, because otherwise those chickens would have died in vain.
Speaker 2: They were not how they would have wanted to be remembered.
Speaker 5: They would have gone to God for no reason.
Speaker 2: How'd you go? Were you a delicious meal? I didn't
Speaker 2: even get purchased.
Speaker 9: Oh no.
Speaker 5: And also they were honey flavored you can sausages, so.
Speaker 3: There were no delicious bees involved in this process as well.
Speaker 2: Who slaved away in the process and.
Speaker 5: All their work goes the chicken sausages.
Speaker 4: Well you've made a different Yeah, you've changed the life
Speaker 4: of a bunch of young chickens. Not really, because they've
Speaker 4: already passed away. But do you know what I'm trying
Speaker 4: to say?
Speaker 5: You know what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 2: I think you know what I'm trying to say. I
Speaker 2: think I know what you're trying to say.
Speaker 5: There's another you want another example?
Speaker 2: Yeah, here we go.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 3: So there's a cafe that I walked past regularly and
Speaker 3: near my kids dance school. There's never anyone in it,
Speaker 3: and I just feel so sorry for them because they've
Speaker 3: obviously started up this new business. No one's heard about it,
Speaker 3: no one's going there, and it's always empty. So I
Speaker 3: went and sat and had poached eggs. I was the
Speaker 3: only one in there, just because I didn't. I don't
Speaker 3: want them to not be able to pay their mortgage,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean?
Speaker 12: Wow?
Speaker 2: Can we open up this the EmPATH and porum? Are
Speaker 2: you an EmPATH? Almost to a fault?
Speaker 3: It's not easy being me and living in my brain
Speaker 3: when I want to cry about a lot of things
Speaker 3: and a.
Speaker 5: Lot of pain and suffering.
Speaker 3: Oh so I need to feel like I'm not alone.
Speaker 5: Please and open up swing open the doors of the
Speaker 5: EmPATH Imporium.
Speaker 2: They're open.
Speaker 5: Come and see your story. Okay, it's a safe space.
Speaker 2: It's an open space.
Speaker 5: It's all good here.
Speaker 9: Do you know what?
Speaker 5: Even if you're a.
Speaker 4: Bug, even if you're a spider, you can come in
Speaker 4: there and Jone's will politely put you outside when she's done.
Speaker 5: Hey, I do that?
Speaker 2: Did you put the bugs and spiders out?
Speaker 5: You know, squashed them? There's no reason to kill a spider.
Speaker 3: Makes me feel sick when people squash them put a
Speaker 3: glass over the huntsmen bit of paper.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they deserve to have the little run on the
Speaker 7: lawn too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 4: The EmPATH Emporium is now officially open at thirteen twenty
Speaker 4: four to ten. Would you like to join the Emporium
Speaker 4: and also just share your hectic EmPATH moments?
Speaker 5: I can't I cannot be alone in this, can I am?
Speaker 2: I sure? Sure? It's a house full of beautiful people.
Speaker 3: All right, Let's open up the EmPATH and Poorium place
Speaker 3: and everyone who gets on the air goes into the
Speaker 3: running for the window weekend escapes this week as well.
Speaker 12: All right.
Speaker 4: The Impath and Porium is now officially open thirteen twenty
Speaker 4: four ten. Share EmPATH stories. Let's go to ann in
Speaker 4: Moreton like coming to you en.
Speaker 6: So I'm originally from India, all right, So when we
Speaker 6: like when I was in India, we would walk down
Speaker 6: the street and there would be people trying to scam
Speaker 6: like us, like you know, when you they say they'll
Speaker 6: see you, Like it's not all the time, but that
Speaker 6: happens like more than in Australia. Okay, so I am
Speaker 6: intelligent enough to know that they're scamming me, Yes, But
Speaker 6: like it's a very big conflict. I know they're scamming me,
Speaker 6: but also I just give in. And in my head
Speaker 6: it's like, oh, they won't be doing this if had
Speaker 6: other choices. I just let them scam me. And this
Speaker 6: has been happening for like even when I go back
Speaker 6: to India. I know they're scamming me, but I let
Speaker 6: them sat scam me. So it's like conflict in my head.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I totally understand.
Speaker 8: They take my money, and I'll be like, and you
Speaker 8: are a scam as tree, an absolute scam is.
Speaker 9: Dree god heard.
Speaker 6: When I heard the story about the post egg, I'm like, okay, actually, someone,
Speaker 6: do you share this?
Speaker 5: And I will say this, welcome to the emporium, Welcome
Speaker 5: to here.
Speaker 2: Give me have you?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 4: You and Joy's getting along just fine? Thirty and twenty fourteen.
Speaker 4: Who else wants to enter the EmPATH emporium? So we
Speaker 4: got and we got Jodie. Who else has got a
Speaker 4: story for us?
Speaker 5: Come on, guys, that let's go oh and up to
Speaker 5: be scammed.
Speaker 2: That's nice, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Pakita from Westlake Shore? Are you an EmPATH? Are you there? Peqita?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Good morning, good morning, good morning, what do you do Delle?
Speaker 9: Good morning to you both, and good morning to the listeners.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so well done. That's very inclusive. You how empathetic an.
Speaker 3: Impact because she doesn't want anyone to miss out on
Speaker 3: her greeting.
Speaker 5: Okay, Petada, what do you do?
Speaker 9: You've got me in one, guys, I'm very I love inclusion,
Speaker 9: light to include everybody. Yeah, and I really you know
Speaker 9: what you said resonated with me. I'm the one that
Speaker 9: will buy all the meat that's on special because I
Speaker 9: don't want it to go late to waste. Yes, and
Speaker 9: I often will thank the animal as we're eating it,
Speaker 9: you know, thank you for this wonderful meal. And and
Speaker 9: I'm the person who will I work in the city,
Speaker 9: so I see a lot of homeless people. I'll either
Speaker 9: bring them food or you know, buy them a roll
Speaker 9: or something, you know, help them out a little bit.
Speaker 9: And I was saying to the other fellow the answered
Speaker 9: the phone that, you know, when I watched the news,
Speaker 9: I feel so strongly for you know, the people that
Speaker 9: are suffering in the floods or the fires. And I
Speaker 9: often say to my husband, you know, I wish I
Speaker 9: could just give them a hug.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I help watch the news tonight. You
Speaker 5: might want to give someone good one a hug.
Speaker 2: Oh jeez good is that for a home funny time.
Speaker 3: For Shelley from Maaslin's Beach. Good morning, Shelley, morning, Hey,
Speaker 3: don't go okay.
Speaker 5: Welcome to the m path Impoori and what brings you here?
Speaker 12: Thank you animals bring me here. I cannot help myself
Speaker 12: always rescuing animals when I was a kid, much to
Speaker 12: my poor mum's dismay. But recently, probably at twelve months ago,
Speaker 12: actually I rescued an hour that had flown into my
Speaker 12: car as I was driving along at around a valley
Speaker 12: and I took it to the emergency bet on amzak
Speaker 12: kaiwaker that was stunned and it was not really moving.
Speaker 12: I wrapped it up in my scarf, but as I
Speaker 12: was taking it down there, it got one leg out
Speaker 12: and grabbed my wrist with its talons and dug a
Speaker 12: hole into my wrist and then fit me on the
Speaker 12: side of the face. But I still got it there.
Speaker 4: It's showing you that you're appreciated there and it's very unique.
Speaker 2: Gay Sally.
Speaker 5: That's when that's when being an EmPATH can be dangerous.
Speaker 2: A super danous.
Speaker 4: All right, Joe's you get some nice members there. Wow,
Speaker 4: are you getting quite.
Speaker 2: The collection, aren't you?
Speaker 5: Sally, Good morning to you, Welcome to the EmPATH Emporium.
Speaker 5: What you got for us?
Speaker 15: Good morning. I just wanted to add, after I'd had
Speaker 15: my first child, I'm in hospital for a week struggling
Speaker 15: to breastfeeds, and all of that came home and of
Speaker 15: course no one's been home. There's a leader of milk
Speaker 15: in the fridge and I'm bursting into tears as I
Speaker 15: had it out. I'm even emotional now just thinking about
Speaker 15: the cows and now they've given up their breast milk.
Speaker 15: And I've never thought the same.
Speaker 4: The hard breast milks that's get to by the cow.
Speaker 4: And then what you're just happily putting down sick unbelievable.
Speaker 3: You can when you breastfeeding twenty meals just seems like it.
Speaker 3: It feels like it takes tows. Absolutely, you're one of
Speaker 3: those lucky women that just makes milk for days, you know,
Speaker 3: squirting it out everywhere.
Speaker 2: All right, Sally, Welcome to the mpath and porum plenty
Speaker 2: of ome.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sophia from Prospect, good morning, good morning. Okay, the emporium
Speaker 3: floor is yours.
Speaker 5: Go for it, all right.
Speaker 13: So when I'm at the supermarket walking through the aisle,
Speaker 13: I will and I see something that's out of place,
Speaker 13: like let's say it's pancake mix. If it's not with
Speaker 13: all the other pancake mixes, I will put it back
Speaker 13: because I'm still sorry for it.
Speaker 15: That it's not with.
Speaker 13: Its family.
Speaker 9: Doesn't matter.
Speaker 13: If it's like two aisles over, we're putting that pancake,
Speaker 13: the little pancake.
Speaker 2: Say, look at it. It looks so scared.
Speaker 5: Oh, you to its family, I get it, I get it.
Speaker 9: So fair, you get it, you do get it.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 4: Separation can be tough, particularly when you're you're a young
Speaker 4: pancake mix just trying.
Speaker 2: To make it. Oh, I'll tell you, what about the Borya,
Speaker 2: You've got some good numbers.
Speaker 3: What about just on that pancake mix theme, what about
Speaker 3: those pancake mixes that don't get purchased before then the
Speaker 3: expiry date and they never get to become fully fledged pancakes.
Speaker 5: What happens to its just powder?
Speaker 2: Do they go to the pancake I don't know, like
Speaker 2: some sort of retirement village.
Speaker 4: I'm not really sure you're not sure it's a whole
Speaker 4: new level of anxiety for you, Sofia, it really is.
Speaker 13: I haven't thought about that up but now that's on
Speaker 13: the agenda.